Journal Volume: 13
Journal Issue: 1
Journal Year: 2014
Articles in SafetyLit: 15

Delinquency referrals; predictive and protective factors for serious, violent, and chronic offenders; and juvenile justice interventions

Evidence of ineffectiveness: advancing the argument against sex offender residence restrictions

From research synthesis to evidence-based policy and practice: how Mark Lipsey is improving juvenile offender treatment

Interventions for juvenile offenders: a serendipitous journey

Juvenile economic sanctions: a logical alternative?

Juvenile economic sanctions: an analysis of their imposition, payment, and effect on recidivism

Mark Lipsey's contribution to evidence-based services for juvenile offenders: what works across juvenile justice systems

Moving from description to implementation of evidence-based research findings

Rehabilitative and restorative justice for juvenile offenders: how might economic sanctions help?

Residence restrictions are ineffective, inefficient, and inadequate: so now what?

Serious, violent, and chronic juvenile offenders: a statewide analysis of prevalence and prediction of subsequent recidivism using risk and protective factors

Sex offender residency restrictions: successful integration of exclusion

The costs of delinquency

The effect and implications of sex offender residence restrictions: evidence from a two-state evaluaiton

What are the policy implications of our knowledge on serious, violent, and chronic offenders?