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Chavez, Enrique; D'Alessio, Stewart J.; Stolzenberg, Lisa

 
9781936651269: Predicting Pretrial Failure: How Prior Criminal Record Outperforms Offense Severity
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ISBN 10 : 1936651262 ISBN 13 : 9781936651269
Editeur : Weston Publishing LLC, 2025

Synopsis

Predicting Pretrial Failure: How Prior Criminal Record Outperforms Offense Severity offers a timely and evidence-based examination of one of the most important questions in American criminal justice: what actually predicts whether a defendant will fail before trial? Drawing on data from the State Court Processing Statistics program and decades of research, Enrique Chavez, Stewart J. D’Alessio, and Lisa Stolzenberg show that prior criminal record is a far stronger predictor of pretrial rearrest and failure to appear than the seriousness of the current charge. Moving beyond conventional bail practices that rely heavily on offense severity and financial conditions, this book explores the historical development of bail, the constitutional and policy debates surrounding pretrial detention, and the real-world consequences of wealth-based detention for defendants, families, and communities. Combining rigorous statistical analysis with legal and policy insight, this book provides a clear and compelling case for a more accurate, fair, and evidence-driven pretrial justice system.

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Éditeur
Weston Publishing LLC
Date d'édition
2025
Langue
anglais
ISBN 10 
1936651262
ISBN 13 
9781936651269
Reliure
Broché
Nombre de pages
119
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