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At the Vera Institute of Justice, we produce research, data, and analysis on key justice reform challenges and the solutions that work. Our insights shed light on the criminal justice and immigration systems, revealing their impacts and opportunities for change. We share solutions through research reports and publications, data hubs, and special projects. Use our search function to easily find the latest research, data, and solutions to support informed decision-making and advance justice reform.

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PUBLICATION
Jan 31, 1986
The enforcement of fines as criminal sanctions

The English experience and its relevance to American practice

PUBLICATION
Dec 31, 1985
A controlled study of detoxification alternatives for homeless alcoholics

PUBLICATION
Dec 31, 1985
Fines in Sentencing

An Empirical Study of Fine Use, Collection and Enforcement in New York City Courts

PUBLICATION
Dec 31, 1985
The Vera Institute of Justice

Brief statement of mission and method

PUBLICATION
Nov 30, 1985
Becoming Delinquent

Adolescent Behavior in Two High Risk Communities

PUBLICATION
Sep 30, 1985
Report on Work in Crime Control and the Administration of Justice

PUBLICATION
Aug 31, 1985
Methodology, Data Documentation, and User's Guide for the Employment and Crime Project's Survey of Brooklyn Arrested Persons

PUBLICATION
Aug 31, 1985
Prediction of Criminal Careers from Family Court Records in New York City

PUBLICATION
Jun 30, 1985
The Revolving Door Revisited

Public Inebriates' Use of Medical and Nonmedical Detoxification Services in New York City

PUBLICATION
May 31, 1985
Employment and Crime

A Survey of Brooklyn Arrested Persons

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