...Netanel Dagan; Ram Cnaan collateral consequences parole re-entry retributivism Whether returning citizens receive harsher punishments is reflected in their social status along the penal continuum. Before committing an imprisonable crime, these citizens typically experience poorer education...

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... disadvantage Add Health mass incarceration collateral consequences Incarceration in the United States has increased dramatically since the mid-1970s, resulting in an unparalleled rate of 860 inmates per 100,000 adults in 2016, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics ( U.S. Department of Justice 2018...

..., “…irksome, offense, threatening, capable of arousal, even protoeveolutionary” ( Irwin 1985 :2). Thus, aside from the explicit collateral consequences through means such as damaging one's family life, those exposed to the CJS are conditioned to see themselves as unworthy of acceptance from conventional...

... incarceration’s collateral consequences. In this article I use ethnographic data collected over fifteen months in two juvenile justice facilities and interviews with twenty-four probation youth to examine how the identities socialized among Latino prison inmates spill over into high-incarceration Latina/o...

.... punishment families political learning collateral consequences incarceration The scope, intensity, and disproportionate concentration of the criminal justice system among low-income, urban, and minority groups has deepened existing inequalities in the United States ( Western 2006 ). One particularly...

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... communities of color. I contextualize this analysis within existing literature on mass incarceration, the geographic concentration of imprisonment, collateral consequences, and secondary prisonization. This chapter also introduces the research sites that are examined in this work, explains the means used...

... for the social and economic environments of poor neighborhoods. An overview of the debate on whether these higher incarceration rates actually reduce crime is also offered, including possible implications for a deterrent effect on crime (or a lack thereof). The need for research on the collateral consequences...

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...This article studies “invisible punishment” or the “collateral” consequences that follow convictions. It notes that these collateral consequences are sometimes caused by charges or arrests that do not result in conviction. It first studies the relevant legal consequences of being involved...

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...Vanessa A. Edkins, Collateral Consequences and Disenfranchisement. In: A System of Pleas: Social Science’s Contributions to the Real Legal System. Edited by Vanessa A. Edkins and Allison D. Redlich, Oxford University Press (2019). © Oxford University Press. DOI...

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... and institutional realities that weaken the role of other lower court actors. Proper exercise of discretion is also critical given well-documented racial disparities in the misdemeanor realm and the need to mitigate the myriad disproportionate effects of the ever-growing number of collateral consequences that flow...

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