Measuring the Costs and Benefits of Crime and Justice

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In Between Adolescence and Adulthood (2005, background): “Although no reliable estimate exists (see Cohen, 2000), state delinquents have cost the system untold resources throughout their entire interaction with the system, and with continued offending, they cause even more problems and expense.”
Cost of crime: A systematic review (2015, background): “Cost of crime data can be utilized by policymakers to prioritize crime prevention efforts relative to the severity of the crime type (Cohen, 2000).”
Counting the costs of crime in Australia (2003, background): “Cohen 2000 ). For the main set of offences, they comprised one-third of total losses, even with the fairly conservative approach to costing taken.”
Mafia markers: assessing organized crime and its impact upon societies (2007, unknown): “In studies of the costs of crime these indirect costs of organized crime at the collective level should be given more attention (Cohen 2000).”