Criminal Justice Reform: From Arrest to Bail Decisions
Roles
Student co-authors:
Juliette Rhinow '25, Gettysburg College
Ethan Wilt '23, Gettysburg College
Autumn Chassie '23, Gettysburg College
Troy Ayado '25, Gettysburg College
Document Type
Book
Files
Description
Douds presents a thorough and evidence-based approach to criminal justice reform, highlighting how policing practices can disproportionately affect individuals based on race, economic class, gender, and age.
Chapter 1 outlines the criminal justice process relevant to law enforcement activities before arraignment, while Chapter 2 explores the history of reform efforts in the United States. Subsequent chapters each use a recent national news story to introduce the background and history of a policing issue, followed by an analysis of current law and policy, research findings on necessary reforms, and actionable items for students, including discussion questions and low, moderate, and high-level engagement ideas.
ISBN
979-8-9885447-2-2
Publication Date
5-2024
Publisher
Flip Learning
Department 1
Public Policy
Copyright Note
© 2025 Flip Learning, LLC
Recommended Citation
Douds, Anne. Criminal Justice Reform: From Arrest to Bail Decisions. Flip Learning, 2024.