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December 2010 Blog Posts (3)
Juvenile Justice One Kid at a Time: A Success Story, Interrupted
The statistics are grim, but the reality behind those numbers is even grimmer for the many young people locked up in US adult prisons. Since publishing I Don’t Wish Nobody to Have a Life Like Mine: Tales of Kids in Adult Lockup, about my years teaching in a New York county jail, I spend a lot of time writing, talking and hearing from families, professionals, and the young people themselves about the failures of our child welfare and criminal justice…
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Introduction of Criminology Study
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Online Resources
Buchanan J (2008) Understanding and engaging with problematic substance use, in Addressing Offending Behaviour – Context, Practice, Values. pp.246-264, edited by Simon Green, Elizabeth Lancaster and Simon Feasey, Willan Publishing.
Buchanan, J. (2008) ‘When Heroin Hit the Streets of Bootle’ in… Continue
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