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Preface | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Juvenile Crime in Society and in Schools | |
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Public Views of Juvenile Crime | |
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Some Historical Perspective | |
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Measures of Crime | |
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Police Measures of Juvenile Crime | |
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Juvenile Court Cases | |
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Self-Report Measures | |
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Victimization Surveys | |
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Measuring School Crime | |
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Measures of School Crime and Safety | |
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Victimization Reports | |
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The Effects of School Crime and Violence | |
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International Measures of School Crime and Violence | |
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Summary | |
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Justice for Juveniles | |
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Historical Overview of Juvenile Justice | |
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Juvenile Justice in America | |
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The "Child-Saving" Movement | |
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The First Juvenile Court | |
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Comparison of Juvenile and Criminal Court | |
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Legal and Procedural Distinctions: Juvenile Versus Criminal Justice | |
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Challenges and Changes in Juvenile Justice | |
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U.S. Supreme Court Decisions | |
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Federal and State Legislative Changes | |
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Current Juvenile Justice Trends and Reforms | |
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Summary | |
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Explaining Delinquency and School Crime | |
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Why Study Theories of Crime and Delinquency? | |
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Types of Crime Theories | |
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Individual Explanations for Delinquency | |
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Social Structure Theory | |
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Social Process Explanations | |
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Developmental and Life-Course Theories | |
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General and Integrated Theories | |
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Social Reaction Theories: Labeling and Conflict | |
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Female Delinquency | |
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Applying Theories to School Crime and Justice | |
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Summary | |
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Family, Peers, Gangs, and Delinquency | |
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The Family | |
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Changes in Family and Parental Roles | |
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The Family and Delinquency | |
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Do Parents Cause Delinquency? | |
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Child Abuse and Neglect | |
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Parents, School Problems, and Delinquency | |
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Peer Relationships and Delinquency | |
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Gangs and Delinquency | |
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Drugs and Delinquency | |
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Summary | |
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Dropout and Delinquency | |
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Perspectives on Truancy and Dropout | |
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Defining and Measuring Dropout | |
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The Extent of Absenteeism and Dropout | |
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Factors Associated with Dropping Out | |
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Consequences of Dropping Out | |
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Truancy, Dropout, and Delinquency | |
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Policy Implications of Delinquency and Dropout | |
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Truancy and Dropout-Prevention Programs | |
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Summary | |
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School Environment, Crime, and School Safety | |
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School Crime: Community Problem or School Problem? | |
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The Challenges Faced by Schools | |
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School Tracking and Delinquency | |
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School Funding and Educational Inequality | |
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School Reform and At-Risk Students | |
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School Programs and Teaching Strategies | |
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The Role of Parents in School Achievement | |
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Do Schools Cause Failure-and Delinquency? | |
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School Climate and Disorder | |
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Policy Implications for School Crime Prevention | |
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Summary | |
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Explaining and Responding to School Violence | |
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Explaining and Predicting School Violence | |
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Identifying Youth at Risk of School Violence | |
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Criminal Profiling | |
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Warning Signs | |
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Threat Assessment | |
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The Reliability and Validity of Profiles and Warning Signs | |
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A Theory of School Shootings | |
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Preventing School Violence | |
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Summary | |
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School Law and Students' Rights | |
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Students' Rights in School | |
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School Records and Privacy | |
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Freedom of Speech and Expression | |
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Constitutional Due Process | |
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Suspension and Expulsion | |
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Corporal Punishment | |
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Search and Seizure | |
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Rulings on Types of School Searches | |
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The Exclusionary Rule and School Searches | |
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Court Decisions on the Exclusionary Rule in Schools | |
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Safe Schools: Required by Law? | |
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Summary | |
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The Police and Juvenile Crime | |
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Police Roles and Responsibilities | |
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Police Officers in Schools | |
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Police and Juvenile Offenders | |
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Police Decisions and Use of Discretion | |
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Police Diversion and Status Offenders | |
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Alternatives to Police Arrest and Custody | |
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Police and Juveniles' Legal Rights | |
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Are SROs School Officials or Police Officials? | |
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Fingerprinting, Photographing, and Records | |
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Summary | |
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The Juvenile Court | |
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History and Development of the Juvenile Court | |
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Juvenile Court Procedures | |
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Juvenile Transfers to Adult Court | |
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Are Juveniles Different from Adults? | |
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Do Juvenile Transfers Make a Difference? | |
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"Blended Sentencing": An Alternative to Transfers | |
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Juvenile Records | |
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The End of the "Ultimate Punishment" for Juveniles | |
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Juvenile Court Trends and Reforms | |
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Summary | |
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Juvenile Corrections | |
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Residential Programs and Institutional Corrections | |
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History and Development of Juvenile Corrections | |
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Detention Centers | |
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Correctional Institutions for Juveniles | |
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Other Community Programs | |
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Boot Camps | |
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Wilderness Camps | |
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Disproportionate Minority Confinement | |
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From Deinstitutionalization to "Get-Tough" Policies | |
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Juvenile Probation and Community Corrections | |
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Intermediate Sanctions in Juvenile Corrections | |
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Reexamining Community Corrections Models | |
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Effectiveness of Juvenile Corrections | |
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Limitations of Juvenile Corrections for Delinquency Prevention | |
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Juvenile Corrections and Schools | |
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Summary | |
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School-Based Programs for Delinquency Prevention | |
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Crime Control Versus Crime Prevention | |
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Defining Crime Prevention | |
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Theoretical Bases for School-Based Delinquency Prevention | |
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Some Directions for School Crime Prevention | |
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Federal Government Role in Delinquency Prevention | |
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School-Based Prevention: Some Model Programs | |
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Recommendations for Educators, Justice Officials, and Policymakers | |
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Summary | |
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References | |
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Author Index | |
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Subject Index | |