Curing Crime Substack
Curing Crime, John K. Roman, PhD, Christian Orlic, Jovan Ilijev Ciric, Steven TeskeExploring the use of science & medicine to curtail crime in the 19th & 20th Century.
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Exploring the use of science & medicine to curtail crime in the 19th & 20th Century. Curing Crime is a collaborative effort.
I write about policy, mainly public safety: what works, what doesn't, and what's promising. Opinions are definitely mine alone.
Writer for Curing Crime
interested in the intersection of geography, political economy, and violence
Steve Teske is a retired judge known for his national work in reforming juvenile justice and child welfare systems. He has testified before Congress on four occasions and numerous state legislatures on law and policy development.
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