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Effecting change in the aftermath of school shootings

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By Robert Morey, Xianzhen Dong, Byungkyu Lee, Bradley J. Bartos
| Science Magazine Verified
Bradley J. Bartos bartos@arizona.eduAuthors Info & Affiliations Abstract School shootings energize pro-gun advocates but better organized and more enduring gun control efforts could affect legislative change after such tragedies.
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Decarceration and Crime Do Not Go Hand in Hand Original

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By Charis E. Kubrin, Bradley J. Bartos
| Scientific American Verified
COVID fundamentally altered how states administer justice. Arrests dropped, and prisons nationwide released inmates on an expedited basis. Perhaps nowhere was this last change more evident than in California. To stem COVID outbreaks, the state released thousands of individuals incarcerated in its jails and prisons. Immediately, critics voiced concern about the impacts of these releases on crime rates.
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Which path will California take on criminal justice?

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By Charis E. Kubrin, Bradley J. Bartos
| Daily Breeze Verified
Last holiday season, cities in California reported increased organized retail theft, as shocking videos of “smash and grab” robberies circulated widely on social media. Mass shooting events are still too common, including the tragic incident near the state’s Capitol just weeks ago.
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