9 Using Evidence-Based Practices to Prevent Firearm Violence

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Introduction 1
4. 1 Body-Worn Cameras as a Mechanism for Enhancing Police Accountability and Legitimacy 25
5. 2. A New Charge Afoot? Improving Prosecutors’ Charging Practices 48
6. 3. Participatory Defense as an Abolitionist Strategy 71
7. 4. Abolishing Bail 97
8. 5. Revisiting Sentencing Reform 124
9. 6. The Limits of Recidivism Reduction: Advancing a More Comprehensive Understanding of Correctional Success 149
10. 7. Community-Based Reentry: Breaking the Cycle of Reincarceration 173
11. 8. Advancing Policy to Address Violence Against Underserved Victims: An Illustration of the Missing and Murder of Indigenous Women and Girls 198
12. 9 Using Evidence-Based Practices to Prevent Firearm Violence 221
13. 10 Rural Criminal Justice Reform 242
14. 11 Rethinking the Civil-Criminal Distinction 268
15. 12. Exonerating the Innocent: It Takes a Village and a New Culture 295
16. 13 Learning from Sentinel Events 321
17. Conclusion: A Path Forward to Evidence-Based Reform 345
18. Bibliography 357
19. About the Contributors 421
20. About the Editors 427
21. Index 429