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Mears, Daniel P., Justin T. Pickett, and Christina Mancini. 2015. “Support for Balanced Juvenile Justice: Assessing Views about Youth, Rehabilitation, and Punishment” Journal of Quantitative Criminology 31(3):459-479.

Baker, Thomas, Christi Metcalfe, Tamar Berenblum, Gali Aviv, and Marc Gertz. 2015. “Examining Public Preferences for the Allocation of Resources to Rehabilitative Versus Punitive Crime Policies” Criminal Justice Policy Review 448-462 .

Justin T. Pickett, Ted Chiricos, Marc Gertz. 2014. “The Racial Foundations of Whites’ Support for Child Saving” Social Science Research 44:44-59.

Carter Hay, Mark Stafford. 2002. “Rehabilitation in America: The Philosophy and Methods, Past and Present” Punishing Juveniles: Principle and Critique.

Dix-Richardson, Felecia and Billy R. Close. 2002. “Intersections of Race, Religion, and Inmate Culture: The Historical Development of Islam in American Corrections” Religion, the Community and the Rehabilitation of Criminal Offenders .

Gordon Waldo and David Griswold. 1979. “Issues in the Measurement of Recidivism” The Rehabilitation of Criminal Offenders: Problems and Prospects.

Daniel Maier-Katkin, J. Kramer, D. Hyman. 1976. “Three Models of Juvenile Justice” Criminal Law Bulletin.

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