Three strikes and you're out : vengeance as public policy

Abstract

Introduction PART ONE: LEGAL AND HISTORICAL ISSUES Constitutional Issues Arising from 'Three Strikes, You're Out' Legislation - Frank A Ziegler and Rolando V del Carmen Criminology and the Recidivist - Jonathan Simon PART TWO: IMPLEMENTING THE LAW Estimated Benefits and Costs of California's New Mandatory-Sentencing Law - Peter Greenwood et al Effect on a Local Criminal Justice System - Robert Cushman PART THREE: SYSTEM EFFECTS 'Three Strikes and You're Out' - Michael D Wiatrowski Rethinking the Police and Crime Control Mandate The Effect of 'Three Strikes and You're Out' on the Courts - Malcolm M Feeley and Sam Kamin Looking Back to See the Future The Effect of 'Three Strikes and You're Out' on Corrections - James Austin PART FOUR: SPECIAL ISSUES News from Nowhere, Policy to Follow - Ray Surette Media and the Social Construction of 'Three Strikes and You're Out' Street Gangs and Deterrence Legislation - Malcolm W Klein Women Offenders and 'Three Strikes and You're Out' - Karen A Casey and Michael D Wiatrowski A Base on Balls for White-Collar Criminals - Gilbert Geis Three Strikes as Public Policy - David Shichor and Dale K Sechrest Future Implications

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