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Dollars & Sense:

The Economics of Criminal Justice Policies

 

 

April 10, 2003

 

Symposium Resources

 

Kent State University and Policy Matters Ohio held an insightful and provocative symposium about the economics of criminal justice on April 10th, 2003. Some extremely useful materials were distributed at the symposium, and some of the participants have written excellent papers on criminal justice issues discussed at the symposium. Here are links and references to some of those materials. Please check back at this page periodically, as more resources will be added as they are acquired.

 

Cleveland Plain Dealer Op-Ed piece on the Symposium

“Ohioans Pay For Prison Now – And Later”

April 7, 2003

 

Cleveland Plain Dealer review of the Symposium

"Inmates Begin Exodus From State Prisons"

April 27, 2003

 

 


Budgets & Priorities

 

Fritz Rauschenberg, Sr. Policy Researcher, State of Ohio

 Vincent Schiraldi, President, Justice Policy Institute, Washington, D.C.


Equality & Opportunity

 

Bruce Western, Prof., Princeton University

 Wornie Reed, Prof., Cleveland State University


Keynote Speaker

 

Andrew Lichtenstein, Photojournalist, New York


Reentry Programs

 

Lateefah Simon, Executive Director, Center for Young Women's Development, San Francisco


Innovations: Community Incarceration,

Drug Courts, and RECLAIM

 

Nancy Marion, Prof., University of Akron

Kathleen Hale, Sr. Researcher, Oriana House, Akron

  • See symposium PowerPoint presentation

Linda Modry, Ohio Department of Youth Services, RECLAIM Ohio

Charles C. Cavano, Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court


Prisons as Economic Development

 

 Tracy Huling, Co-director, National Resources Center on Prisons and Communities, Prison Reform Advocacy Center, Cincinnati

*The symposium also featured sheriffs, corrections officers, state senators, academics, and other researchers as panelists and speakers.

Other Resources of Note

 

RECLAIM Ohio

The Sentencing Project

Justice Policy Institute

The Racial Fairness Project

The Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice

Urban Institute Justice Policy Center