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Routledge Handbook of Evidence-Based Criminal Justice Practices

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

31.10.2023

Herausgeber

Edelyn Verona + weitere

Verlag

Taylor & Francis

Seitenzahl

438

Maße (L/B/H)

26/18.3/2.8 cm

Gewicht

975 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-03-210734-9

Beschreibung

Rezension

"Profs. Verona and Fox have created a volume which deftly connects theory, research evidence and the implications for crime policy. This is the rare handbook that will find a home on the shelves of academics, applied researchers and practitioners alike."

Thomas Loughran, Professor of Sociology, Criminology, and Public Policy at Penn State University & Co-Lead Editor of Criminology

"Verona and Fox's volume helps justice practitioners meet the challenge of evidence-based crime policy by providing much-needed actionable translations of high-quality scientific research that are useable and accessible."

Cynthia Lum, University Professor of Criminology, Law and Society at George Mason University, Director of the Center for Evidence-Based Crime Policy, & Co-Editor in Chief of Criminology and Public Policy

"Criminal justice policy should be driven by evidence and analysis rather than speculation and hunches. This Handbook is an invaluable resource to make our system more effective and our communities safer."

Andrew Warren, State Attorney for Florida's 13th Judicial Circuit

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

31.10.2023

Herausgeber

Verlag

Taylor & Francis

Seitenzahl

438

Maße (L/B/H)

26/18.3/2.8 cm

Gewicht

975 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-03-210734-9

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Introduction

    1.      Evidence-Based Approaches and Implementation Challenges and Solutions

    Edelyn Verona and Bryanna Fox

     

    PART I: Crime Prevention

    2.                  Social Disorganization Theory and Community-Based Interventions

    Charis E. Kubrin and Rebecca Tublitz

     

    3.                  Evidence-Based Employment Practices to Reduce Offending

    Chae Jaynes, Kelly E. Kortright, and Mateus Rennó Santos

    4.                  Mental Health Interventions and Crisis Response Teams

    Emily Torres, Kendall Smith, Lauren Fournier, and Edelyn Verona

     

    5.                  Opioid Use Disorder, Infectious Disease, and Coordinated Harm Reduction in a Medical Setting

    Jason W. Wilson and Heather Henderson

     

    6.                  Adult Victims of Violence: Outcomes and Services

    Jillian Turanovic and Szilvia Biro

     

    7.                  Toward Evidence-Based Human Trafficking Prevention

    Joan A. Reid, Klejdis Bilali, Calli M. Cain, and Kaci Crook

    PART II:  Juvenile Justice and Early Interventions

    8.                  School-Based Prevention and Criminal Justice

    Ashley L. White

     

    9.                  Evidence-Based Criminal Justice Practices: Current Status and Strategies for Successful Youth Outreach and Enrichment Programming

    McKenzie N. Berezin, Raquel E. Rose, and Shabnam Javdani

     

    10.             Juvenile Residential and Out of Home Placement: Programs & Interventions

    Svetlana Yampolskaya

     

    11.             Juvenile Justice Practices

    Narim Lee and Jennifer Peck

     

    12.             Youth Decision-Making and Juvenile Justice Policy

    Lillian A. Rodriguez Steen and Lindsay C. Malloy

    PART III:  Predictors of Crime and Risk Assessment

    13.             Adverse Childhood Experiences and Offending: Strategies for Prevention, Intervention, and Building Resiliency

    Michael T. Baglivio

     

    14.             Early Psychosocial Risk Factors and Implications for Prevention

    David P. Farrington

     

    15.             Revisiting the Role of Sanction Risk Perceptions in Deterrence Policy

    Timothy C. Barnum and Greg Pogarsky

     

    16.             Sexual Offence Recidivism and Risk Assessment

    L. Maaike Helmus

     

    17.             Implementation Science and Evidence-Based Violence Risk Assessment

    Kevin Douglas

     

     

    PART IV: Policing

    18.             Evidence-Based Police Patrol Practices at Crime Hotspots

    Cory P. Haberman and Bradley J. O'Guinn

     

    19.             Police Technology

    Silas Patterson and Kenneth J. Novak

     

    20.             Drug Enforcement and Its Effectiveness

    Ojmarrh Mitchell and Alexander G. Toth

     

    21.             Evidence-Based Practices for Policing Domestic Violence

    Tara N. Richards, Gillian M. Pinchevsky, and Justin Nix

     

    22.             Interviewing and Interrogations: From the Third Degree to Science-Based Approaches

    Amelia Mindthoff and Christian A. Meissner

     

    23.             Evidence-Based Policing Reform and Building Community Relations

    Lexi Gill and Bryanna Fox

    PART V: The Courts

    24.             Evidence-Based Practices in Prosecution

    Raquel A. Hernandez, Sean Houlihan, and Brian D. Johnson

     

    25.             Defense Decision-Making and Practices

    Kelsey S. Henderson and Jacqueline G. Lee

     

    26.             Competence to Stand Trial: Evaluation and Restoration and Services

    Daniel C. Murrie, Neil Gowensmith, and Marcus T. Boccacicini

     

    27.             Eyewitness Identification

    Margaret Bull Kovera and Eliana Aronson

     

    28.             Implicit and Ingrained? Reducing Unconscious Bias among Jurors

    Angela Jones and Christine L. Ruva

     

    29.             Judicial Considerations in Sentencing: A Call for Evidence-Based Reform

    Judge John L. Badalamenti and Lindsay Holcomb

     

    30.             Problem-Solving Courts: A Brief Overview of Judicial Interventions

    Kathleen A. Moore, Melissa Carlson, and Kelsey Greenfield

     

    PART VI: Corrections

    31.             Correctional Programming: Evidence-Based Programs, Policies, and Practices

    Mark E. Olver and Keira C. Stockdale

     

    32.             Incarceration: Rehabilitative Versus Iatrogenic Effects

    Meghan A. Novisky and Meghan M. Mitchell

     

    33.             What Works in Improving Reentry Outcomes?: Effective Programs and Recommendations

    Edelyn Verona, Kendall Smith, Michelle Hua, and Bryanna Fox

     

    34.             Supporting Healing and Wholeness: Evidence-Based Practices in Community Supervision

    Alexander M. Holsinger

     

    35.             Justice-Involved Persons with Opioid Use Disorder: Reducing Overdose and Criminal Recidivism

    Khary Rigg

     

    PART VII: Considerations for Policy Change

    36.             Criminal Justice Interventions Against Drug Use and Harms

    Greg Midgette, Jacob Scocca, and Anna Newell

     

    37.             Effective Bail Reform Strategies Drawn from a Limited Evidence Base

    Evan M. Lowder, Ashley Rodriguez, and Carmen Diaz

     

    38.             Examining Dilemmas about the State of America's Death Penalty

    Anna R. Dixon and Ali Shakoor

     

    39.             Firearm Policy and Regulation in America: Promising Avenues for Future Research

    Emma E. Fridel

     

    40.             Mass Incarceration

    Bryan L. Sykes and J. Amanda Sharry

     

    41.             Anti-Racism & Racial Justice in the Criminal Justice System

    Micah E. Johnson and Skye C. Bristol

     

    Conclusion & Integration

    42.             Toward Policy Refinement: Multi-Systemic and Evidence-Based Approaches

    Edelyn Verona, Emily Torres, and Bryanna Fox