Punishment

Use Search Filters

Punishment in the Scripture and Tradition of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam (From Crime, Values, and Religion, P 23-110, 1987, James M Day and William S Laufer, eds. -- See NCJ-119399)

NCJ Number

119401

Date Published

1987

"Cradled on the Sea": Positive Images of Prison and Theories of Punishment

NCJ Number

119633

Journal

California Law Review

Date Published

1988

Some Unresolved Legal Issues Relating to Punishment of Offenders in Criminal Law and Their Effect on Sentencing Policies: The Case of Drug Abusers

NCJ Number

119807

Journal

Bulletin on Narcotics

Date Published

1984

Punitive Damage Awards -- An Expanded Judicial Role

NCJ Number

118964

Journal

Marquette Law Review

Date Published

1988

Diverging Homicide Rates: England and the United States, 1850-1875 (From Violence in America, Volume 1: The History of Crime, P 80-101, 1989, Ted Robert Gurr, ed. -- See NCJ-119355)

NCJ Number

119358

Date Published

1989

Scandinavia (From On Doing Less Harm: Western European Alternatives to Incarceration, P 17-58, 1988, David Fogel, -- See NCJ-118773)

NCJ Number

118774

Date Published

1988

Punishment and the Insane (From Insanity on Trial, P 123-151, 1988, Norman J Finkel, -- See NCJ-118916)

NCJ Number

118918

Date Published

1988

Absolute and Restrictive Deterrence in a Panel of Youth: Explaining the Onset, Persistence/Desistance, and Frequency of Delinquent Offending

NCJ Number

118420

Journal

Social Problems

Date Published

1989

Punishment

NCJ Number

118761

Journal

Law and Philosophy

Date Published

1988

Judgments of Appropriate Punishments: The Effects of Question Type

NCJ Number

117384

Journal

Journal of Criminal Justice

Date Published

1989

Reparation for Retributivists (From Mediation and Criminal Justice: Victims, Offenders and Community, P 212-228, 1989, Martin Wright and Burt Galaway, eds. -- See NCJ-118327)

NCJ Number

118341

Date Published

1989

To Let the Punishment Fit the Organization: Sanctioning Corporate Offenders Through Corporate Probation

NCJ Number

117136

Journal

American Journal of Criminal Law

Date Published

1988

Chronic Juvenile Delinquency and the 'Suppression Effect': An Exploratory Study

NCJ Number

116803

Journal

Journal of Offender Counseling, Services & Rehabilitation

Date Published

1988

Resentencing Defendants and the Protection Against Multiple Punishment

NCJ Number

117414

Journal

University of Pennsylvania Law Review

Date Published

1985

Decisions to Participate in and Desist From Four Types of Common Delinquency: Deterrence and the Rational Choice Perspective

NCJ Number

116884

Journal

Law and Society Review

Date Published

1989

Agencies

NIJ-Sponsored

Publication Link

Publisher abstract

Violence as Unresponsiveness: Toward a New Conception Of Crime

NCJ Number

116895

Journal

Justice Quarterly

Date Published

1988

Desert, Retribution, and Corporate Criminality

NCJ Number

116898

Journal

Justice Quarterly

Date Published

1988

Punishment as Therapy: A Reply to Halleck

NCJ Number

116690

Journal

Law and Contemporary Problems

Date Published

1986

Collective Sanctions and the Creation of Prisoner's Dilemma Norms

NCJ Number

116360

Journal

American Journal of Sociology

Date Published

1988

Sumner v. Shuman: Closing the Door on Mandatory Death Sentencing

NCJ Number

115814

Journal

Criminal Justice Journal

Date Published

1988

Public Views of Sentencing: The Role of Offender Characteristics

NCJ Number

116391

Journal

Canadian Journal of Behavioural Science

Date Published

1987

On Crimes and Punishments

NCJ Number

116392

Date Published

1986

Influencing Juvenile Offenders by Way of Alternative Sanctions in Community Settings (From Criminal Behavior and the Justice System: Psychological Perspectives, P 382-398, 1989, Hermann Wegener, et al, eds. -- See NCJ-116624)

NCJ Number

116646

Date Published

1989

Desert, Punishment, and Criminal Responsibility

NCJ Number

116686

Journal

Law and Contemporary Problems

Date Published

1986

Cohort Study on the Development of Police-Recorded Criminality and Criminal Sanctioning -- Part One: How Longitudinal Studies Are Possible Considering the Existing Data Protection Restrictions (From Crime and Criminal Justice: Criminological Research in the 2nd Decade at the Max Planck Institute in

NCJ Number

116133

Date Published

1988