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Tag: law enforcement

July 8, 2021 JohnJayREC

Slate Magazine — It’s Time for a New Crime Bill

Democrats should cue up a more enlightened sequel full of popular ideas that will make communities safer without resorting to simply locking more Americans up. Think summer jobs for teens. Think funding for drug rehab centers. And yes, maybe think about more money for better-trained police.

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July 16, 2012 JohnJayREC

Increasing Drug Arrests after 1980 had Disproportionate Effect on Women

 Butts, Jeffrey A. (2012). Increasing Drug Arrests after 1980 had Disproportionate Effect on Women. Research and Evaluation Data Bits [2012-09]. New York,

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