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criminal justice administration of -- united states

The New Jim Crow

By Michelle Alexander

Introduction to criminal justice

By Joseph J. Senna,Senna

America's courts and the criminal justice system

By David W. Neubauer

Criminal justice today

By Frank Schmalleger

Ethical Dilemmas and Decisions in Criminal Justice

By Joycelyn M. Pollock

Essentials of criminal justice

By Larry J. Siegel

Taking Sides

By Thomas J. Hickey,Gene Straughan

Thinking about crime

By James Q. Wilson

Getting Away With Murder

By Susan Estrich

The culture of control

By David Garland

In the margins

By Reid C. Toth,Gordon A. Crews,Catherine E. Burton

Keiji shiho o meguru gakuri to jitsumu

By Nagashima Atsushi,Atsushi Nagashima

Crime, justice, and society

By Ronald J. Berger,Marvin D., Jr. Free,Patricia Searles

Victimology

By Lisa Growette Bostaph,Danielle D. Swerin,Idaho Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence Staff

Not a Crime to Be Poor

By Peter Edelman

Assessing criminal justice projects

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Resolved, that U.S. law enforcement agencies should be given significantly greater freedom in the investigation and/or prosecution of felony crime

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The Juvenile justice process

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Performance measurement and the criminal justice system

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Misdemeanor courts

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Future roles of criminal justice personnel

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Treatment alternatives to street crime (TASC)

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