Read the June 2018 newsletter here.
6/26/18 – Philadelphia Inquirer “The incentives for elected DAs and judges only reinforce that approach. Prison costs are borne at the state level.” Jody Sundt, CJRA Expert
6/16/18 – The Advocate “If investigators end up with few leads in some cases, it’s not because they’re focusing more attention on others.” David Carter, CJRA Expert
6/11/18 – Indianapolis Star “The most effective policy is a licensing process.” Daniel Webster, CJRA Expert
6/9/18 – NPR “People are more and more noncompliant towards law enforcement for a variety of reasons. And this is how they find themselves in the pain compliance state, which includes the punches.” Maria Haberfeld, CJRA Expert
Read the May 2018 newsletter here.
5/23/18 – The Crime Report The occasion was the third annual “ask a criminologist” session sponsored by the Crime & Justice Research Alliance and the Consortium of Social Science Associations.
5/5/18 – Kansas City Star “The amount of time police should wait “is dynamic and changing,” Robert Taylor, CJRA Expert
4/27/18 – FOX News “Are you willing to have your DNA searched?” John Roman, CJRA Expert
4/10/18 – The Sentinel “A waiting period is a mechanism to make sure there’s a pause button hit before someone has access to one of the most lethal means for suicide.” Daniel Webster, CJRA Expert