Issue Information

• Published date: 01 May 2018
• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1111/1745-9133.12347
• Date: 01 May 2018

CRIMINOLOGY & Public Policy VOLUME 17 • ISSUE 2 • MAY 2018 • PAGES 261  511

CRIMINOLOGY

& Public Policy

A journal devoted to policy discussions

of criminology research fi ndings

VOLUME 17 • ISSUE 2 • MAY 2018

CRIMINOLOGY & Public Policy

VOLUME 17 • ISSUE 2 • MAY 2018

PRESIDENT’S CRIME

COMMISSION: PAST AND

FUTURE

EDITORIAL INTRODUCTION

Progress and Prospects—The 50th

Anniversary of the 1967 President’s Crime

Commission Report in Today’s Criminal

Justice Environment

Cynthia Lum and Ted Gest

RESEARCH ARTICLES

Science and Technology and the President’s

Crime Commission : Past and Future

Alfred Blumstein

Addressing Juvenile Crime: What Have We

Learned, and How Should We Proceed?

Jodi Lane

The Courts in a Fragmented Criminal Justice

System

Te d G e s t

R e fl ections on the Exercise of Prosecutorial

Discretion 50 Years After Publication of

The Challenge of Crime in a Free Society

Cassia Spohn

The President’s Commission and Sentencing,

Then and Now

Michael Tonry

To Rehabilitate or Not to Rehabilitate: That Is

the Question for Corrections!

Doris Layton MacKenzie and

Pamela K. Lattimore

The Commission and the Police

Wesley G. Skogan

Race, Crime, and Criminal Justice: Fifty Years

Since The Challenge of Crime in a Free

Society

April D. Fernandes and

Robert D. Crutch eld

Narcotics and Drug Abuse: Foreshadowing of

50 Years of Change

Bryce Pardo and Peter Reuter

Challenge of Firearms Control in a Free

Society

Philip J. Cook

Policing Domestic Violence 1967–2017

Lawrence W. Sherman

Fifty Years After the 1967 Crime Commission

Report: How Nonpolicing Domestic

Violence Research and Policies Have

Changed and Expanded

Joanne Belknap and Deanne Grant

Criminal Justice Statistics—An Evolution

Paul Wormeli

What Could a New Crime Commission

Accomplish?

Te d G e s t

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