To achieve meaningful and lasting criminal justice reform, we must change the public narrative about who commits crime and why.
In this groundbreaking book, Craig Haney provides a psychological basis for fundamental criminal justice reform.
He meticulously reviews research on how personal history and present circumstances shape criminal behavior and offers a blueprint for effective criminal justice reform that emphasizes proactive, structural prevention rather than reactive punishment.
American Psychological Association (apa) Criminality in context: the psychological foundations of criminal justice reform, paperback/craig haney
