Race and Juvenile Justice

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Everette Burdette Penn, Helen Taylor Greene, Shaun L. Gabbidon
Carolina Academic Press, 2006 - 266 pagini

An edited volume, Race and Juvenile Justice offers a collection of readings that examines race and the juvenile justice system in a historical and social context. Part I of the volume is dedicated to each of the American racial /ethnic groups (African-American, Asian-American, Latino-American, Native-American, and White-American). These readings present the complexities of juvenile justice issues as they relate to each prospective group. Part II of the volume presents articles on Disproportionate Minority Confinement, the history of race in juvenile justice, gangs, the role of domestic violence in juvenile justice, and juveniles and the death penalty. The volume concludes with an article that examines delinquency prevention and intervention strategies.

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Introduction 37
3
Chapter One White Delinquency
11
Disproportionality and Delinquency
47
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Everette Penn is an Associate Professor of Criminology at University of Houston-Clear Lake. Helen Taylor Greene is Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and a Professor in the Administration of Justice Department at Texas Southern University.

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