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1. What all entails Criminal Justice Contact?

2. Consequences

3. Why look into this?

4. Why the youth matter?

5. Make Connections to literature.

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Formal Institutions

Prison, Jail, Parole, Probation, House arrest, Immigrant detention, Internment

Police Stops

Traffic, street, policing strategies

Courts

Judges, attorneys, sentencing

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Employment

Criminal record

Missing work

Parole and Probation

Education

Financial aid

"Have you ever been convicted of a felony?

Missing school and assignments

Trauma & Mental Stress

Individual

Family

Commitments

Community

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Why look at this, specifically the youth?

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Why look at this, specifically the youth?

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Recidivism

Education

Youthful offending

Future of labour market

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A. Berk. 2011. "Incarceration, education and transition from delinquency."
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Comfort, Megan. 2007. "Punishment Beyond the Legal Offender."  Annual Review
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Hunt, Kim. S. and Robert Dumville. 2016. "Recidivism Among Federal Offenders: A
Comprehensive Overview." The United States Sentencing Commission, 5-24.
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