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Category: Jeffrey Butts

New York City neighborhood
March 26, 2018 JohnJayREC

Los Efectos de Cure Violence en los Barrios South Bronx e East New York, Brooklyn

Promising evidence that the public health approach to violence reduction championed by Cure Violence may be capable of creating safe and healthy communities.

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March 15, 2018 JohnJayREC

Marshall Project — The Recidivism Trap

Commentary Counting failure is no way to encourage success Jeffrey A. Butts and Vincent Schiraldi Any discussion of criminal justice

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March 15, 2018 JohnJayREC

Recidivism Reconsidered

Jeffrey A. Butts and Vincent Schiraldi Recidivism is not a robust measure of effectiveness for community corrections agencies. When used

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February 1, 2018 JohnJayREC

Positive Outcomes

Youth justice systems can rely on positive outcomes rather than recidivism to measure their effectiveness.

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October 2, 2017 JohnJayREC

Repairing Trust

Young men who express more confidence in law enforcement are less likely to support the use of personal violence to settle disputes and resolve personal conflicts.

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New York City neighborhood
October 2, 2017 JohnJayREC

The Effects of Cure Violence in the South Bronx and East New York, Brooklyn

Promising evidence that the public health approach to violence reduction championed by Cure Violence may be capable of creating safe and healthy communities.

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