Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023): Inaugural Issue

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Published: 2023-08-26

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Annual Review of Criminal Justice Studies - Volume 1

Annual Review of Criminal Justice Contributors
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Front Matter

Letter from Professor Lobo

Albert de la Tierra, PhD (aka "Professor Lobo)

iv-v
- Letter from Professor Lobo
Letter from Dr. Brown

Dr. Liz Brown, Chair, Department of Criminal Justice Studies

vi-x
- Letter from Dr. Brown

Opening Papers

The Unholy Trinity: Racism, Capitalism and Mass Incarceration

Ximena Nieves

2-10
- The Unholy Trinity: Racism, Capitalism and Mass Incarceration - Ximena Nieves
The Decline of the Welfare State and the Rise of the Police State

Lucien Tomlinson

11-20
- The Decline of the Welfare State and the Rise of the Police State - Lucien Tomlinson
A Conversation: The Positive Correlation Between Crime Rate and Poverty Rate

Gabriel A. Camacho

21-32
- A Conversation: The Positive Correlation Between Crime Rate and Poverty Rate - Gabriel A. Camacho

Policing

Courts

The Innocent Can Still Be Found Guilty

Mario Alvarez Chavez

70-87
- The Innocent Can Still Be Found Guilty - Mario Alvarez Chavez
How the Plea Bargain Affects Our Criminal Justice System

Estefany Romero Estefany Romero

88-98
- How the Plea Bargain Affects Our Criminal Justice System - Estefany Romero
Drug Policy Reform and Rehabilitation Opportunities to Reduce Recidivism and Improve Lives

Isaac Hoffman

99-114
- Drug Policy Reform and Rehabilitation Opportunities to Reduce Recidivism and Improve Lives - Isaac Hoffman
U.S. Courts Adopt White Supremacist Values

Grace A. Cowherd

115-129
- U.S. Courts Adopt White Supremacist Values - Grace A. Cowherd

Incarceration

Abuse of Power: Sexual Abuse in the Federal Prison System

Claudia Lomeli-Rodriguez

132-147
- Abuse of Power: Sexual Abuse in the Federal Prison System - Claudia Lomeli-Rodriguez
Solitary Confinement and Effects on Prisoners

Heighley Hernandez

148-171
- Solitary Confinement and Effects on Prisoners - Heighley Hernandez
Mass Incarceration: Supporting the U.S Imperial Regime

Eduardo Hernandez

172-189
- Mass Incarceration: Supporting the U.S Imperial Regime - Eduardo Hernandez