"Exciting news from #ACJS2023: Denise and Ezekiel just presented findings from our national gun possession study, which interviewed 400 young males. Insights shed light on the pressing issue of gun violence in our communities. #EndGunViolence#CriminalJustice#Research
Making police officers financially liable for misconduct could lead to greater #policeaccountability.
Check out our NEW policy brief on civilian payouts by @SociologistRay https://t.co/5I4Euh1qqw
"Further exploration of community-based, non-punitive measures—particularly those that do not run through law enforcement channels—is needed to address the complex problem of crime reduction and public safety," argue @hhendersonphd & @DeniseDBrown_. https://t.co/ofo88BoDll
Denise Brown is a Center for Justice Research graduate research fellow. She is a doctoral student in the Administration of Justice Department at @TexasSouthern . She received her B.S. in Forensic Science and M.S. in Criminal Justice from Sam Houston State University.
Congratulations to Dr. Drake who was awarded a @NIMHD Grant through the Maternal and Infant Environmental Health Riskscale Research Center, to examine the role of mass incarceration and residential segregation as drivers of Black-White disparities in the risk of stillbirth.
"Further exploration of community-based, non-punitive measures—particularly those that do not run through law enforcement channels—is needed to address the complex problem of crime reduction and public safety," argue @hhendersonphd & @DeniseDBrown_. https://t.co/ofo88BoDll
"further exploration of community-based, non-punitive measures, particularly that do not run through law enforcement, is needed to address the complex, multi-dimensional problem of crime & public safety." @hhendersonphd@cjresearchtsu@BrookingsGov
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