Who We Are
What We Do
- What We Do
- Strategic Priorities
Get Involved

Vera Institute of Justice

Name: The Brand Industry
Price range: $

Search

Donate

Ending Mass Incarceration
Our Work
Solutions & Research
News & Stories

Menu

Donate

Ending Mass Incarceration
Our Work
Solutions & Research
News & Stories

Who We Are
What We Do
- What We Do
- Strategic Priorities
Get Involved

Search

Robin Campbell

All Work by Robin

Safe Return

Working Toward Preventing Domestic Violence When Men Return from Prison

Relatively little research has been done, to date, to understand how domestic violence is expressed among men returning from prison and their female partners. Even less has been done to understand these issues within the context of the African American community, which experiences disproportionately high rates of both incarceration and domestic vio ...

Publication

Mike Bobbitt, Robin Campbell, Gloria L. Tate

December 31, 2005

Publication

Enhancing responses to domestic violence

Promising practices from the judicial oversight demonstration initiative

When the criminal justice system intervenes in domestic violence cases, numerous public and private agencies become involved. To successfully ensure victim safety throughout the criminal justice intervention, each agency must understand its mission and role in relation to the others. This brochure highlights some of the key efforts that three feder ...

Publication

Robin Campbell

August 31, 2004

Publication

Dollars and Sentences

Legislators' Views on Prisons, Punishment, and the Budget Crisis

In spring 2003, state legislatures faced with the worst budget crises in a generation scrambled for ways to cut corrections spending without jeopardizing public safety and confidence. In cooperation with the National Conference of State Legislatures, Vera's State Sentencing and Corrections Program brought together a diverse, bipartisan group of sta ...

Publication

Robin Campbell

June 30, 2003

Publication

Issues of Consistency in the Federal Death Penalty

A Roundtable Discussion on the Role of the U.S. Attorney

U.S. Attorneys are the first line of decision makers in the process that identifies which cases may be subject to the federal death penalty. A Justice Department survey released in 2000 showed that since the mid-1990s, when the number federal death penalty-eligible crimes was greatly expanded, a disproportionate number of defendants considered for ...

Publication