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Victim Impact Testimony and Pennsylvania's Parole Decision Making Process: A Pilot Study
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The Significance of Victim Harm: Booth v Maryland and the Philosophy of Punishment in the Supreme Court
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Representing juvenile lifers: do attorneys in parole hearings matter?
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THE ROLE OF RACE AND ETHNICITY IN PAROLE DECISIONS*
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Young Enough for the Maximum: Discretionary Release Decisions in the Post- Miller Era
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Analyzing the Release of Juvenile Lifers: Is There a Miller Effect?
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An uncertain participant: victim input and the black box of discretionary parole release
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Understanding parole recommendations : the contribution of parole officers
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Toward a "Just, Peaceful and Safe Society:" How Risk Factors and Criminogenic Needs Align with Parole Decisions
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