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| Volume 66 | Summer 2003 | Number 3 | |||
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The New Data: Over-Representation of Minorities in the Criminal Justice SystemAndrew E. TaslitzSpecial Editor | |||||
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| Foreword: The Political Geography of Race Data in the Criminal Justice System | Andrew E. Taslitz | 1 | |||
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| Study Habits: Probing Modern Attempts to Assess Minority Offender Disproportionality | Sharon L. Davies | 17 | |||
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| Enforcing Bias-Crime Laws Without Bias: Evaluating the Disproportionate-Enforcement Critique | Frederick M. Lawrence | 49 | |||
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| The Reality of Racial Disparity in Criminal Justice: The Significance of Data Collection | David A. Harris | 71 | |||
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| From the Ne'er-Do-Well to the Criminal History Category: The Refinement of the Actuarial Model in Criminal Law | Bernard E. Harcourt | 99 | |||
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| Drug Wars in Black and White | Joseph E. Kennedy | 153 | |||
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| Race, Crime, and Institutional Design | Erik Luna | 183 | |||
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| Racial Auditors and the Fourth Amendment: Data with the Power to Inspire Political Action | Andrew E. Taslitz | 221 | |||
