Emerging Criminal Justice: Three Pillars for a Proactive Justice System

Paul H. Hahn

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THE NEED FOR A PROACTIVE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Emerging Criminal Justice Tradition and Reaction Are Not Sufficient Understanding and Controlling Violence The Need for Proactive Intervention THREE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS FOR A NEW PROACTIVE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Community-Policing Community-Based Corrections Restorative Justice

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