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Publications

Publication Format: Op-Ed or News Article

Joan Petersilia and Robert Weisberg, Viewpoints: Inmate Realignment Can Succeed, But It May Take More Time, Sacramento Bee, March 30, 2013, p.9A.
Linda Penner and Joan Petersilia, Viewpoints: Realignment Doesn't Lead to Early Release, Sacramento Bee, October 15, 2012, p. 15A.
Joan Petersilia, Remembering James Q. Wilson, The Crime Report, March 19, 2012.
Robert Weisberg, Right-Wing Propaganda, Stanford Magazine, May/June 2011.
Joan Petersilia, Moving Felons From Prison To Jail Is Smart Move, San Francisco Chronicle, April 28, 2011, p. A-10.
Kara Dansky, Other States Have Formed Successful Panels, Sacramento Bee, September 27, 2009, pg. 2E.
Kara Dansky, Imagining State's Next Court Move After Prison Order, The Recorder, August 14, 2009, pg. 4.
Kara Dansky, The High Cost of Prisons (Letter to the Editor), New York Times, April 1, 2009.
Robert Weisberg, Obama, Roberts and the Flubbed Oath (Letter to the Editor), New York Times, January 25, 2009, pg. WK9.
Kara Dansky, State Should Revise Criminal Sentencing System, Daily Journal, January 30, 2007.
Kara Dansky, Three Good Reasons for Sentencing Commission, Daily Journal, December 20, 2006.
Robert Weisberg. A Quiet Bombshell in the Legal World, Los Angeles Times, September 24, 2006, Editorial Pages Desk; Part M; Pg. 3.
Joan Petersilia and Robert Weisberg. Slammer Time - Why Rush To Build More Prisons When Other Options Cost Less?, Sacramento Bee, July 23, 2006, Forum section, page E2.
Joan Petersilia and Robert Weisberg. Parole in California: It’s a Crime, Los Angeles Times, April 23, 2006, p. M2.

Publication Format: Journal Article

Publication Format: Working Paper

Publication Format: Book

Publication Format: Book Chapter

Publication Format: Other

Joan Petersilia, Understanding California Corrections (CPRC Policy Research Program Report), Berkeley, CA: California Policy Research Center, 2006.

Contact Information

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Stanford, CA
94305-8610; crim@
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