Book Review
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... -the book can be read in almost one breath- he acknowledges our ignorance about animals and their ...disappointing book because a great deal of it simply restates the dogmatisim of past philosophy ...
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... Professors Elikann, Zimring, and Grisso challenge those of us who practice in juvenile court to make changes in the way we visualize the "big picture" of juvenile justice, how we represe[r] ...
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... Turow states that the Governor directed the Commission to identify "[w]hat reforms, if any, would make application of the death penalty in Illinois fair, just and accurate,"" and then de[r] ...
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... Locallo, who presided in Courtroom 302 during Bogira's year there, has 300 cases pending on his docket on any given day, involving a total of some 350 defendants.2 In a year, Locallo pre[r] ...
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... moratorium on carrying out death sentences in Illinois in January 2000.'13 After announcing the moratorium, Governor Ryan, in March of 2000, convened a commission, composed of prosecutor[r] ...
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... The book does not provide much detail about how these children are dealt with by the police, probation officers, and prosecutors who are directing programs which target "violent offender[r] ...
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... Scholars and defense lawyers who represent women of color argued that the courts, lawyers and correctional facilities do not view black women's behavior through the same lens which is us[r] ...
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... Yet conditions within prisons that shock us all overcrowding, unsanitary conditions, inmate on inmate violence and sexual assault, guard on inmate violence, inmate on guard violence cont[r] ...
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... 9 Patrick Tolan, Crime Prevention: Focus on Youth, in CRIME, PUBLIC POLICIES FOR CRIME CONTROL, supra note I, at 109.. Gottfredson et al., The Schools, in CRIME, PUBLIC POLICIES FOR CRIM[r] ...
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... By my count, this book and its supplement excerpt 293 Supreme Court cases, 120 other federal cases, fourteen federal statutes, four Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, and eleven United[r] ...
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... After more than a half century of relative stability, incarceration rates in the United States began an unprecedented increase in 1973, quadrupling by the end of the century.50 William S[r] ...
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... The Hidden War should prove of interest in advanced undergraduate classes and graduate classes in a number of disciplines including sociology urban sociology, communities and crime, poli[r] ...
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... Appeals from both the Correctional and Police Court produce an "appeal hearing [that] is, in principle, a trial de novo on all issues of fact, law, or sentencing raised by the appeal."'6[r] ...
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... In both cases, appellate courts were made available to the litigants to contest the legitimacy of the lower court's ruling." With each succeeding challenge-and the corresponding exposure[r] ...
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... It is worth repeating Luna, who quotes Professor Albert things are Alschuler's famous evaluation of federal guidelines: "Some ' 27 worse than sentencing disparity, and we have found them[r] ...
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... The centrality of bias rather than secondary harm in Lawrence's designation of actual bias criminals is cemented in his discussion of the "Clever Bias Criminal" and the "Unconscious Raci[r] ...
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... proposals to criminalize women's drug use would lead to broader state control over pregnant women's lives, including restrictions on abortion.7 Doctors were concerned that punitive measu[r] ...
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... In an informative chapter on the development of the law governing the administration of treatment programs for mentally-ill offenders, including those in prisons, mental hospitals, and o[r] ...
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... Constitutional challenges to the application of the capital statute have been brought repeatedly before the Illinois federal courts and the Illinois Supreme Court since 1977.58 Yet the U[r] ...
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... Into this gap have stepped a criminologist Gilbert Geis and an academic lawyer Leigh Bienen to focus not only on Simpson but also on several earlier celebrated cases that transfixed Amer[r] ...
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