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Don Stemen
Don Stemen
Associate Professor of Criminal Justice and Criminology, Loyola University Chicago
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Reconsidering incarceration: New directions for reducing crime
D Stemen
Fed. Sent. R. 19, 221, 2006
1212006
The effect of state sentencing policies on incarceration rates
J Sorensen, D Stemen
Crime & Delinquency 48 (3), 456-475, 2002
1202002
The Anatomy of Discretion: An Analysis of Prosecutorial Decision Making--Technical Report: Final Report to the National Institute of Justice, Grant No. 2009-IJ-CX-0040
B Frederick, DD Stemen
Vera Institute of Justice, 2012
103*2012
Of fragmentation and ferment: The impact of state sentencing policies on incarceration rates, 1975-2002
D Stemen, A Rengifo, J Wilson
Vera Institute of Justice, 2005
982005
Of fragmentation and ferment: The impact of state sentencing policies on incarceration rates, 1975-2002
D Stemen, A Rengifo, J Wilson
Vera Institute of Justice, 2005
982005
Of fragmentation and ferment: The impact of state sentencing policies on incarceration rates, 1975-2002
D Stemen, A Rengifo, J Wilson
Vera Institute of Justice, 2005
982005
Of fragmentation and ferment: The impact of state sentencing policies on incarceration rates, 1975-2002
D Stemen, A Rengifo, J Wilson
Vera Institute of Justice, 2005
982005
Expert testimony and positive identification of human remains through cranial suture patterns
TL Rogers, TT Allard
Journal of Forensic Sciences 49 (2), JFS2003095, 2004
942004
Policies and imprisonment: The impact of structured sentencing and determinate sentencing on state incarceration rates, 1978–2004
D Stemen, AF Rengifo
Justice Quarterly 28 (1), 174-201, 2011
852011
Racial disproportionality in state prison admissions: Can regional variation be explained by differential arrest rates?
J Sorensen, R Hope, D Stemen
Journal of Criminal Justice 31 (1), 73-84, 2003
632003
The prison paradox: More incarceration will not make us safer
D Stemen
For the Record Evidence Brief Series, 2017
622017
Changing fortunes or changing attitudes? Sentencing and corrections reforms in 2003
J Wool, D Stemen
Federal Sentencing Reporter 16 (4), 294-306, 2004
502004
Beyond the war: The evolving nature of the US approach to drugs
D Stemen
Harv. L. & Pol'y Rev. 11, 375, 2017
492017
Race and women’s imprisonment: Poverty, African American presence, and social welfare
K Heimer, KR Johnson, JB Lang, AF Rengifo, D Stemen
Journal of Quantitative Criminology 28, 219-244, 2012
442012
Whither the prosecutor? Prosecutor and county effects on guilty plea outcomes in Wisconsin
D Stemen, G Escobar
Justice Quarterly 35 (7), 1166-1194, 2018
412018
Rules, resources, and relationships: Contextual constraints on prosecutorial decision making
D Stemen, B Frederick
Quinnipiac L. Rev. 31, 1, 2013
382013
The impact of drug treatment on recidivism: Do mandatory programs make a difference? Evidence from Kansas’s Senate Bill 123
AF Rengifo, D Stemen
Crime & Delinquency 59 (6), 930-950, 2013
352013
When policy comes to town: Discourses and dilemmas of implementation of a statewide reentry policy in Kansas
AF Rengifo, D Stemen, E Amidon
Criminology 55 (3), 603-630, 2017
282017
The Anatomy of Discretion: An Analysis of Prosecutorial Decision Making Technical Report.
B Frederick, D Stemen
National Institute of Justice, 2012
272012
Changing fortunes or changing attitudes
J Wool, D Stemen
Sentencing and corrections reforms in, 2003
222003
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