Issue Information

• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1111/1745-9133.12455
• Published date: 01 November 2020
• Date: 01 November 2020

CRIMINOLOGY & Public Policy VOLUME 19 • ISSUE 4 • NOVEMBER 2020 • PAGES 1067  1393

CRIMINOLOGY & Public Policy

VOLUME 19 • ISSUE 4 • NOVEMBER 2020

TACKLING DISPARITY, DEBATING

EVIDENCE-BASED APPROACHES,

AND THE 2020 STOCKHOLM

PRIZE

Letter from the Editors in Chief

Cynthia Lum and Christopher S. Koper

Geographic arbitrariness? County court

variation in capital prosecution and

sentencing in Pennsylvania

J e  ery T. Ulmer , Gary Zajac , and

John H. Kramer

Sentencing scorecards: Reducing racial

disparities in prison sentences at their

source

Greg Ridgeway , Ruth A. Moyer , and

Shawn D. Bushway

Effect of scaling back punishment on racial

and ethnic disparities in criminal case

outcomes

John MacDonald and Steven Raphael

Effect of sentencing reform on racial and

ethnic disparities in involvement with

the criminal justice system: The case of

California’s proposition 47

Magnus Lofstrom , Brandon Martin , and

Steven Raphael

Did mass incarceration lead to the

disproportionate admission of

minorities and marginal offenders?

Richard B. Felson and

Andrew T. Krajewski

Almost politically acceptable criminal

justice risk assessment

Richard Berk and Ayya A. Elzarka

Can police training reduce ethnic/racial

disparities in stop and search? Evidence

from a multisite UK trial

Joel Miller , Paul Quinton , Banos

Alexandrou , and Daniel Packham

Testing for disparities in traffi c stops: Best

practices from the Connecticut model

Matthew B. Ross , Jesse J. Kalinowski , and

Kenneth Barone

Evidence-based juvenile justice programs

and practices: A critical review

Delbert S. Elliott , Pamela R. Buckley ,

Denise C. Gottfredson , J. David Hawkins ,

and Patrick H. Tolan

Revisited: Effective use of the large body

of research on the effectiveness of

programs for juvenile offenders and the

failure of the model programs approach

Mark W. Lipsey

The case for rigorous comparative research

and population impacts in a new era

of evidence-based interventions for

juvenile offenders

Brandon C. Welsh

Shattering the paradox of guns and crime:

Incidence, prevalence, and the 2020

Stockholm Prize

Lawrence W. Sherman

Firearms and violence in American

life—50 years later

Franklin E. Zimring

Thinking about gun violence

Philip J. Cook

CRIMINOLOGY

& Public Policy

A journal devoted to policy discussions

of criminology research fi ndings

VOLUME 19 • ISSUE 4 • NOVEMBER 2020