Criminal Justice Policy

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Goals of Criminal Justice Policy

  • Deterrence

  • Incapacitation

  • Justice/Retribution

  • Rehabilitation

  • Public Order

  • Efficiency

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Crime in America: Major changes in crime rates

  • Surge and decline

  • Recent increase

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Crime in America: Cross-national perspective

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Crime in America: Crime and deterrence

  • Certainty, swiftness, and severity

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Policing: Key features

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Policing: What works and what doesn’t

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Policing: Race and policing

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Policing: Police reform and “Defund the police”

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Prisons and correctional policy in the age of mass incarceration

  • Costs and benefits

  • Rising prison populations

  • Prosecutors and mandatory sentencing

  • Prison bottleneck

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Myth of “Non-violent drug offender” solution

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Myth of “It’s the private prisons” solution

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Prison alternatives/smarter deterrence

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Race and mass incarceration

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Drugs and Crime

  • Drug use

  • The “War on Drugs”

  • Assessing on it

  • Treatment/public health/harm reduction

  • Legalization/decriminalization (like thc)

  • Smarter enforcement

  • Politics and public opinion

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Guns in crime and gun ownership

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America and guns

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Effectiveness of gun control?

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Potential gun policy solutions, also Constitutional

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Politics of reforming gun laws

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Death penalty as public policy

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Death penalty

  • incredibly rare

  • US is capital punishment outlier

  • Highly geographically concentrated

  • Public support is declining

  • The paradox of death penalty deterrence