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THE SENSE OF INJUSTICE? An Analysis of Juveniles' Reactions to the Justice System
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  • 1968The Social Organization of Juvenile Justice449 cited
  • 1995The Organizational Context of Criminal Sentencing369 cited
  • 1966Manchild in the Promised Land228 cited
  • 1969Professional Autonomy and the Revolt of the Client158 cited
  • 1966Organizations and Clients: Lateral and Longitudinal Dimensions96 cited

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  • 2002Perceptions of the police733 cited
  • 2007WE NEVER CALL THE COPS AND HERE IS WHY: A QUALITATIVE EXAMINATION OF LEGAL CYNICISM IN THREE PHILADELPHIA NEIGHBORHOODS*656 cited
  • 2013Race, Social Bonds, and Juvenile Attitudes toward the Police118 cited
  • 2005The attitudes of girls toward the police: differences by race62 cited
  • 1982Attitudes Toward the Police: A Comparison of Canadian and American Adolescents59 cited
  • 1999Young people's experience of the Canadian youth justice system: interacting with police and legal counsel48 cited
  • 1985Unobtrusive Research Methods in Criminal Justice: Using Graffiti in the Reconstruction of Institutional Cultures9 cited

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