MINIMIZING HARM A NEW CRIME POLICY FOR MODERN AMERICAPDF电子书下载

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1. Introduction: Minimizing Harm as a Solution to the Crime Policy Conundrum 1

2. Public Attitudes Toward Crime: Is American Violence a Crime Problem? 35

Comment: When and for Whom Is Violence a Crime Problem? 58

Comment: Crime, Violence, and Public Mythology 63

3. Prevention: The Cost-Effectiveness of Early Intervention as a Strategy for Reducing Violent Crime 67

Comment: Early Intervention: Promising Path to Cost-Effective Crime Control, or Primrose Path to Wasteful Social Spending? 90

Comment: Can We Afford to Prevent Violence? Can We Afford Not To? 101

4. Alternative Sanctions: Diverting Nonviolent Prisoners to Intermediate Sanctions: The Impact on Prison Admissions and Corrections Costs 115

Comment: Net Repairing: Rethinking Incarceration and Intermediate Sanctions 150

Comment: Intermediate Punishment 165

5. Drug Policy: Drug Enforcement, Violent Crime, and the Minimization of Harm 171

Comment: The Ambiguities of Harm Reduction in Crime and Drug Policy 197

Comment: Breaking the Impasse in American Drug 203

About the Editor and Contributors 209

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