When They Get Out: How Prisons, Established to Fight Crime, Produce Crime

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When They Get Out: How Prisons, Established to Fight Crime, Produce Crime

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Author(s)

• Abramsky, Sasha

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Published 1999. 9 pages.

Related Topics

• Career criminal (Justice System)
• Conditions of confinement (Offender Management)
• Prisons (Offender Management)

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