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• 1979Private and Public Trouble: Prosecutors and the Allocation of Court Resources124 cited
• 1979Plea Bargaining in Historical Perspective68 cited
• 1987The Uses and Effects of Forensic Science in the Adjudication of Felony Cases47 cited
• 1974After the Arrest: The Charging Decision in Prairie City34 cited
• 1991“Cultural literacy” in criminal justice: A preliminary assessment32 cited
• 1988Maintaining the myth of individualized justice: Probation presentence reports30 cited
• 1985The Probation Officers' Search for Credibility: Ball Park Recommendations29 cited
• 1981Adjudication and Sentencing in A Misdemeanor Court: The Outcome is the Punishment25 cited
• 1997Gauging the Strength of Evidence Prior to Plea Bargaining: The Interpretive Procedures of Court-Appointed Defense Attorneys19 cited
• 1981The Arrest Versus the Case18 cited
• 2011An Examination of the Influence of Strength of Evidence Variables in the Prosecution’s Decision to Dismiss Driving While Intoxicated Cases14 cited
• 1994The Effect of Social Class on the Adjudication of Criminal Cases: Class‐linked Behavior Tendencies, Common Sense, and the Interpretive Procedures of Court‐appointed Defense Attorneys12 cited