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Should California shut down its juvenile prisons? KALW News, January 272011.

Read CJCJ’s newest publication incarceration in the United States versus worldwide incarceration rates prisons as a market for profits the prison-building frenzy cashing in on crime and matters revolving around privatization of prisons.

Check out CJCJ’s newest web resource under the Public Education section on the homepage of our website: Interest Groups and Criminal Justice Policy . This webpage provides a basic introduction of the topic, explaining how the criminal justice system has become a constantly growing and expensive bureaucracy. The criminal justice system includes law enforcement, the courts, and corrections, and according to recent data, total expenditures of the system have increased 497% from 1982 to 2006. …

Can Counties Handle Young Offenders on Their Own? The Bay Citizen, January 222011.

Whither Young Offenders? The Debate Has Begun The New York Times, January 222011.