RECIDIVISM PATTERNS IN THE CANBERRA REINTEGRATIVE SHAMING EXPERIMENTS (RISE)
By Lawrence W. Sherman, Daniel J. Woods. 2000
169 citations recorded by the source corpus.
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- H. Hayes
- E. McGarrell
- N. Hipple
- G. Luke
- Kathleen Daly
- B. Lind
- W. Bradshaw
- D. Roseborough
Citations in the corpus
- Assessing Reoffending in Restorative Justice Conferences (2005, background): “As Sherman et al. (2000) suggest, who also noted conference/court differences among violent offenders but not among property offenders, ‘…the dynamics of each type of offence may create a different emotional climate and basis for legitimacy of legal interventions using court or conference…”
- Youth justice conferencing and reoffending (2003, methodology): “The time between referral and intervention ranges from about 2 to 4 months, depending on the type of offense and site of disposition (Sherman et al., 2000: 10, footnote 2).8 While the authors give good measurement reasons for this choice, this rationale comes at the price of making a sensible…”
- Family Group Conferencing and Re‐Offending Among First‐Time Juvenile Offenders: The Indianapolis Experiment (2007, methodology): “In all of the analyses, we follow the lead of Hayes and Daly (2003), Sherman et al. (2000), and Sherman and Strang (2004) by employing a significance criterion at the .10 level in this type of policy-relevant analysis.”
- Reducing Juvenile Crime: Conferencing versus Court (2002, result): “A greater effect for violent offences is consistent with other evidence (e.g. Sherman et al. 2000; McCold & Wachtel 1998).”
- Restorative justice dialogue: The Impact of Mediation and Conferencing on Juvenile Recidivism (2005, methodology): “Sherman, Strang, and Woods (2000) used four experimental studies to evaluate the effectiveness of FGC compared to a control group.”