Surveillance and system avoidance: Criminal justice contact and institutional attachment
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The degree and scope of criminal justice surveillance increased dramatically in the United
States over the past four decades. Recent qualitative research suggests the rise in …
States over the past four decades. Recent qualitative research suggests the rise in …
Surveillance and System Avoidance: Criminal Justice Contact and Institutional Attachment.
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The degree and scope of criminal justice surveillance increased dramatically in the United
States over the past four decades. Recent qualitative research suggests the rise in …
States over the past four decades. Recent qualitative research suggests the rise in …
Surveillance and system avoidance: Criminal justice contact and institutional attachment.
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The degree and scope of criminal justice surveillance increased dramatically in the United
States over the past four decades. Recent qualitative research suggests the rise in …
States over the past four decades. Recent qualitative research suggests the rise in …
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The degree and scope of criminal justice surveillance increased dramatically in the United
States over the past four decades. Recent qualitative research suggests the rise in …
States over the past four decades. Recent qualitative research suggests the rise in …