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MatthewD. Makarios, James McCafferty, Benjamin Steiner & LawrenceF. Travis$suffix/text()$suffix/text(). (2012) The effects of parole officers' perceptions of the organizational control structure and satisfaction with management on their attitudes toward policy change. Journal of Crime and Justice 35:2, pages 296-316.
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Gordon Bazemore & Leslie Leip. (2000) Victim Participation in the New Juvenile Court: Tracking Judicial Attitudes Toward Restorative Justice Reforms. Justice System Journal 21:2, pages 199-226.
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Gordon Bazemore & Lynette Feder. (1997) Judges in the punitive juvenile court: Organizational, career and ideological influences on sanctioning orientation. Justice Quarterly 14:1, pages 87-114.
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Benjamin SteinerLawrence F. TravisIIIIII & Matthew D. Makarios. (2009) Understanding Parole Officers’ Responses to Sanctioning Reform. Crime & Delinquency 57:2, pages 222-246.
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Gordon Bazemore. (2009) The Juvenile Court And The Future Response To Youth Crime: A Vision for Community Juvenile Justice. Juvenile and Family Court Journal 49:4, pages 55-87.
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William H. Barton. (2016) Resisting Limits on Discretion: Implementation Issues of Juvenile Dispositional Guidelines. Criminal Justice Policy Review 8:2-3, pages 169-200.
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Gordon Bazemore & Lynette Feder. (1997) Rehabilitation in the new juvenile court: Do judges support the treatment ethic?. American Journal of Criminal Justice 21:2, pages 181-212.
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Gordon Bazemore & Mark Umbreit. (2016) Rethinking the Sanctioning Function in Juvenile Court: Retributive or Restorative Responses to Youth Crime. Crime & Delinquency 41:3, pages 296-316.
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