Over the last several decades, with the rise of mass incarceration in the United States and
its steep costs, governments at the federal, state, and local levels have dramatically ramped …

This article proposes the centrality of procedural integrity—or fidelity to local norms of case
processing—to the post-sentencing adjudication of monetary sanctions. We draw on insights …

Social identities have been shown to reflect normative beliefs and practices that can impact
important health behaviors. A better understanding of how this process unfolds among …

Child support arrears and criminal monetary sanctions are two forms of state-imposed debt
that have gained increasing attention for their role in perpetuating inequality. Although past …

Monetary sanctions in the criminal legal system are legally and procedurally complex. If not
paid in a timely manner, a single conviction can result in multiple legal financial obligations, …

This study explores interactions between judges and caseworkers in child maltreatment
cases. We examined the extent to which judges demonstrated therapeutic jurisprudence …

Prior research has yet to address how criminal legal system actors take parenthood into
account when imposing and enforcing LFOs. Drawing on evidence from 205 semi-structured …

1. IntroductIon this chapter examines the evolving nature of politics and aging in a global
world where most nations are now confronting fundamental demographic changes. the …

For most formerly incarcerated people, the transition from prison to free society is fraught with
challenges and constraints, some of which can persist for years, even decades, after one is …

This chapter examines the Older Americans Act (OAA) through the prism of the coming
nexus of aging and ethnic/racial diversity. The United States is facing unprecedented …