Important new article out about criminal justice policy related to monetary sanctions. Give it a read and congrats to CJ faculty member @DrKrisThompson and team!
New JQ article. Passage of #SB5 in #Missouri post-Ferguson led to more dismissals of monetary sanctions, but racial disparities are left unchanged. The 'law in action' led to higher monetary sanctions, overall. @KristinaThompp @paigeevaughn
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Next month, CBSS is hosting our annual Saba and Renata Jallow Race, Politics, and the African Diaspora Film Series!
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Excited for @Ashley_Lockwood to join our @CriminalGs team!
Can we brag about our amazing PhD student @Ashley_Lockwood for a minute?
Please join us at Erick Riner's thesis defense!
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February 27 on the Statesboro Campus in the Interdisciplinary Academic Building room 2095
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CBSS and the College of Education are partnering next month to host a POVERTY SIMULATION on March 23 from 10 AM to 1 PM in the Russell Union Ballroom on the Statesboro campus. We hope you will join us in this illuminating, interactive experience!
























