Prevention v. Punishment: Threat Assessment, School Suspensions, and Racial Disparities

Crystal Shin;

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Prevention v. Punishment: Threat Assessment, School Suspensions, and Racial Disparities

Crystal Shin

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JustChildren; Cornell, Dewey

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Legal Aid Justice Center & University of Virginia Curry School of Education

DATE

2013

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Crystal Shin

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JustChildren, Dewey Cornell & Crystal Shin, Prevention v. Punishment: Threat Assessment, School Suspensions, and Racial Disparities, Legal Aid Justice Center & University of Virginia Curry School of Education (2013).

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