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South Mountain Community Library
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PROCON 364.360973 J988 2012
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On Shelf
- (Checked in: Apr 27 2013 )
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Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Contents:
- ch. 4. What policies will best reduce juvenile crime? Tough juvenile justice policies reduce crime by holding juveniles accountable / James C. Backstrom
- Alternatives to the punishment-oriented juvenile justice model are necessary / Liane Gay Rozzell
- Civil injunctions are an effective way to fight gang crime / Whitney Tymas
- Civil injunctions are the wrong way to fight gang crime / Tracy Velázquez
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- Strict but reasonable discipline policies are necessary to make schools safe / Ken Trump
- Zero-tolerance policies in schools hurt at-risk youth / David R. Dupper
- Arming teachers is necessary to reduce school violence / Ted Nugent
- Arming teachers will not reduce school violence / Allen Rostron and Brian Siebel.
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