If prison were a pharmaceutical, judges would not be allowed to use it for sentencing until it had been carefully tested for safety and effectiveness, opines Lawrence W Sherman FRSA
February 16th, 2010
If prison were a pharmaceutical, judges would not be allowed to use it for sentencing until it had been carefully tested for safety and effectiveness, opines Lawrence W Sherman FRSA
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Lawrence W Sherman FRSA
Lawrence W Sherman FRSA is Wolfson Professor of Criminology and Fellow of Darwin College at the University of Cambridge
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