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Rethinking Justice in Massachusetts

November 3, 2005

Terry S. Lane VP programming, The Boston Foundation

Elyse Clawson director, The Crime and Justice Institute

Bob Gittens VP public affairs, Northeastern University

Jarrett T. Barrios state senator, MA, Committee on Public Safety

Rita Poussaint Nethersole

Jack Cinquegrana president-elect, Boston Bar Association

Louis DiNatale director, Center Civic Opinion, UMass Lowell

John Larivee

Prominent members of the Massachusetts public safety and justice communities discuss public attitudes about crime and punishment after the release of a new public opinion study done by the Crime and Justice Institute and Doble Research Associates.

Topics: Culture & Identity | Politics & Public Affairs

Tags: Criminology | Human Rights | Massachusetts | Law & Criminal Justice

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