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Police, Prosecution, and Corrections: Issues in California’s Criminal Justice System
Fri, Nov 21, 9:30 to 10:50am, Marriott, Salon 6, Lower B2 LevelSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract
The session will discuss current issues in California's criminal justice system, including police criminal misconduct, public perception of police, use and misuse of forensic evidence in criminal prosecution, and evidence-based initiatives to reduce recidivism.
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Individual Presentations
From Cops to Criminals: The Lifestyle of Former Police Officers Who Had Been Convicted of Crimes - Jonathan Pooler, Sonoma State University; Kevin LeLaurin, Sonoma State University; Jose Lino Sanchez, Sonoma State University
Public Perception of Police in Contra Costa County - Isabel Sanchez, Sonoma State University
The Use and Misuse of Forensic Evidence in Criminal Prosecution - Bailey Wockner, Sonoma State University
Evaluating Evidence-Based Initiatives to Reduce Recidivism in California: A Four-County Study - Monica Vedolla, Sonoma State University