Barry Krisberg

The Evolution of an American Institution
Crime & Delinquency 1998 44: 5-8. [PDF]  

Allen F. Breed

Corrections: A Victim of Situational Ethics
Crime & Delinquency 1998 44: 9-18. [PDF] [References]  

Marvin E. Wolfgang

We do Not Deserve to Kill
Crime & Delinquency 1998 44: 19-31. [PDF] [References]  

John Irwin, James Austin, and Chris Baird

Fanning the Flames of Fear
Crime & Delinquency 1998 44: 32-48. [PDF] [References]  

Leslie Acoca

Defusing the Time Bomb: Understanding and Meeting the Growing Health Care Needs of Incarcerated Women in America
Crime & Delinquency 1998 44: 49-69. [PDF] [References]  

Christine Todd Whitman

Bringing Balance to the Criminal Justice System
Crime & Delinquency 1998 44: 70-74. [PDF]  

Janet Reno

Taking America Back for Our Children
Crime & Delinquency 1998 44: 75-82. [PDF]  

Judge Glenda Hatchett

Why We Can't Wait: The Juvenile Court in the New Millennium
Crime & Delinquency 1998 44: 83-88. [PDF]  

Shay Bilchik

A Juvenile Justice System for the 21st Century
Crime & Delinquency 1998 44: 89-101. [PDF] [References]  

James C. Howell

NCCD's Survey of Juvenile Detention and Correctional Facilities
Crime & Delinquency 1998 44: 102-109. [PDF] [References]  

Yitzhak Bakal

Reflections: A Quarter Century of Reform in Massachusetts Youth Corrections
Crime & Delinquency 1998 44: 110-116. [PDF] [References]  

Sylvia J. Johnson

Probation: My Profession, My Lifetime Employment, My Passion
Crime & Delinquency 1998 44: 117-120. [PDF]  

Sherry Magill

Adolescents: Public Enemy #1
Crime & Delinquency 1998 44: 121-126. [PDF]  

Alfred Blumstein

U.S. Criminal Justice Conundrum: Rising Prison Populations and Stable Crime Rates
Crime & Delinquency 1998 44: 127-135. [PDF] [References]  

Peter W. Greenwood

Investing in Prisons or Prevention: The State Policy Makers' Dilemma
Crime & Delinquency 1998 44: 136-142. [PDF] [References]  

Lloyd E. Ohlin

The Future of Juvenile Justice Policy and Research
Crime & Delinquency 1998 44: 143-153. [PDF] [References]  

William A. Geller

As a Blade of Grass Cuts Through Stone: Helping Rebuild Urban Neighborhoods Through Unconventional Police-Community Partnerships
Crime & Delinquency 1998 44: 154-177. [PDF] [References]  

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