The Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimate
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Journal of Criminal Law and CriminologyVolume 111 I Issue 1Article 4Spring 2021The Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimate Partn The Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimatener Violence: A Meta-AnalysisJoel H. GarnerChristopher D. MaxwellJina LeeFollow this and additional works at: http$7/scholarlycommons.law.northwestern edu/jclc& Part of the Criminal Law Commons, and the Criminology and Criminal Justice CommonsRecommended CitationJoel H, Garner, Christopher D Maxwell The Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimate, and Jina Lee. The specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimate Partner Violence: A Meta Analysis. 111 J. CRIM. L. & CRIMINOLOGY 227The Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimate
(2020).https://scholarlycommons.law.northwestern edu/jclc/voll 1 l/issl/4This Article IS brought to you for free and open access by Northwestern PntzJournal of Criminal Law and CriminologyVolume 111 I Issue 1Article 4Spring 2021The Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimate Partn The Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimatetern Pritzker School of Law Scholarly CommonsThe Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimate PartnerViolence: A Meta-AnalysisCover Page FootnoteJoel H. Garner. Christopher D. Maxwell, and Jina Lee. The Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimate Partner Violence: The Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for IntimateA Meta Analysis. 111 J. Crim. L & Criminology 227 (2021).This article IS available in Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology: https://schoỉarlycommonThe Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimate
s.law.northwestern.edu/jclc/vol1ll/iss1/4C0M1W2J 11101-0227THE tovKNAL OF CXIMJNAL LawACrucsolootVol 111. No 1Ccíọ-nght c 2021 by Jcel H Gamer. ChrntoJournal of Criminal Law and CriminologyVolume 111 I Issue 1Article 4Spring 2021The Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimate Partn The Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for IntimateJOEL H. GARNER, { KRISTOPHER D. MAXWELL & JINA LEE*A dozen systematic reviews published since 1978 have sought to clarify the complexifies of deterrence theory. These reviews emphasize the general deterrent effects of police presence, arrest, and incarceration on rales of homicide and other serious The Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimatecrimes, such as assault, rape, and burglary. These reviews provide less attention to specific deterrence processes and to the deterrent impacts of intThe Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimate
ermediate sanctions, such as prosecution or conviction: none of these reviews incorporate any of the research on criminal sanctions for intimate partnJournal of Criminal Law and CriminologyVolume 111 I Issue 1Article 4Spring 2021The Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimate Partn The Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimateinal sanctions—prosecution, conviction, and* Joel H. Gamer IS a Senior Research Fellow at Portland State University. Christopher D. Maxwell IS a Professor at Michigan State University. Jma Lee IS an Assistant Professor at Grand Valley State University. This research was supported, in part, by the Ha The Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimateny Frank Guggenheim Foundation and the National Institute of Justice 12006-WV-BX-0004). Opinions or points of view expressed are solely our own and doThe Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimate
not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation, the U.S. Department of Justice. Portland State Journal of Criminal Law and CriminologyVolume 111 I Issue 1Article 4Spring 2021The Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimate Partn The Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimatesharply critical but highly constructive external reviews and the valuable assistance of the editorial staff of the Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology.227228GARNER, MAXỈĨELL <è LEE[Vol. 111incarceration—for one offense type—intimate partner violence. Based upon 57 studies that reported 237 fest The Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimates of specific deterrence theory, the effects of sanctions varied: there is a marginal deterrent effect for prosecution, no effect for conviction, andThe Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimate
a large escalation effect among incarcerated offenders. In addition, deterrent effects in the available research are stronger in rests that use more rJournal of Criminal Law and CriminologyVolume 111 I Issue 1Article 4Spring 2021The Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimate Partn The Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimatee victim—not new arrests or new convictions against any victim—as the criteria for repeat offending.INTRODUCTION.............................................228I.LITERATURE REVIEW.....................................231A.Reviews of Deterrence Research.................231B.Limitations in Deterrence R The Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimateeviews..............234c. Deterrent Effects of Arrest.....................235Journal of Criminal Law and CriminologyVolume 111 I Issue 1Article 4Spring 2021The Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimate PartnJournal of Criminal Law and CriminologyVolume 111 I Issue 1Article 4Spring 2021The Specific Deterrent Effects of Criminal Sanctions for Intimate PartnGọi ngay
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