Government reactions to crime

Transnational Organized Crime: The New Authoritarianism (From Illicit Global Economy and State Power, P 25-51, 1999, H. Richard Friman, Peter Andreas, eds. - See NCJ-179244)

NCJ Number

179246

Date Published

1999

Violence Prevention in Practice

NCJ Number

174767

Date Published

1996

Positive Approaches to Corrections: Research, Policy, and Practice

NCJ Number

174025

Date Published

1997

Criminological Research and Reaction Upon Crime in Hungary (From EuroCriminology, Volume 10, P 121-141, 1996, Brunon Holyst, ed. - See NCJ-171167)

NCJ Number

171175

Date Published

1996

Too Young to Die? The U.S. Supreme Court and the Juvenile Death Penalty (From Juvenile Justice: Policies, Programs, and Services, Second Edition, P 250-269, 1998, Albert R. Roberts, ed. - See NCJ 170093)

NCJ Number

170106

Date Published

1998

Setting the Public Agenda: "Street Crime" and Drug Use in American Politics (From Drug Use and Drug Policy, P 1-23, 1997, Marilyn McShane, Frank P. Williams, III, eds. - See NCJ-168395)

NCJ Number

168396

Date Published

1997

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Fanning the Flames of Fear

NCJ Number

169391

Journal

Crime & Delinquency

Date Published

1998

Do You Know Where Your Kids Are? Curfews - The Latest Crime Prevention Tool/Fad

NCJ Number

166429

Journal

Law Enforcement Technology

Date Published

1997

Singapore Justice

NCJ Number

162624

Journal

International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice

Date Published

1995

Taking Fear of Crime Seriously: The Tasmanian Approach to Community Crime Prevention

NCJ Number

162083

Journal

Crime & Delinquency

Date Published

1996

Behold the Shut-Eyed Sentry: Whistleblower Perspectives on Government Failure to Correct Wrongdoing

NCJ Number

162438

Journal

Crime, Law and Social Change

Date Published

1996

Unflappable Janet Reno

NCJ Number

162447

Journal

ABA Journal

Date Published

1996

Role of General Government Elected Officials in Criminal Justice

NCJ Number

160892

Date Published

1993

Why Governments Don't Do What They Could To Reduce Violent Crime: The Politics of Crime (From Criminal Justice in America: Theory, Practice, and Policy, P 388-396, 1996, Barry W Hancock and Paul M Sharp, eds. -- See NCJ-160206)

NCJ Number

160232

Date Published

1996

Life of Crime: Criminology and Public Policy as Peacemaking (From Criminal Justice in America: Theory, Practice, and Policy, P 410-415, 1996, Barry W Hancock and Paul M Sharp, eds. -- See NCJ-160206)

NCJ Number

160234

Date Published

1996

Social Construction of Crime Myths (From Criminal Justice in America: Theory, Practice, and Policy, P 373-389, 1996, Barry W Hancock and Paul M Sharp, eds. -- See NCJ-160206)

NCJ Number

160231

Date Published

1996

Limits of Criminal Justice in General and Specifically in Greece

NCJ Number

160151

Journal

Annales

Date Published

1995

Justice in Error

NCJ Number

159013

Date Published

1993

Violence in Cornet City: A Problem-Solving Exercise

NCJ Number

154258

Date Published

1995

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States Expand Crime Prevention and Law Enforcement Efforts

NCJ Number

154532

Journal

Intergovernmental Perspective

Date Published

1993

Law and Justice: An Introduction to the American Legal System, Third Edition

NCJ Number

153757

Date Published

1995

Major Systems of Criminal Policy

NCJ Number

150696

Date Published

1992

Should the Government Regulate Violence in the Media?

NCJ Number

150862

Date Published

1994

FEDERAL DRUG STRATEGY

NCJ Number

145476

Date Published

1992

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DRUGS AND THE CITIES: THE FEDERAL RESPONSE

NCJ Number

145477

Date Published

1992

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