Incapacitation: Revisiting an Old Question with a New Method and New Data

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RT @CharlesFLehman: The specific deterrent effect of prison is probably a net null on average (https://t.co/S6EJmrt2GY). But incapacitation…

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RT @CharlesFLehman: The specific deterrent effect of prison is probably a net null on average (https://t.co/S6EJmrt2GY). But incapacitation…

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RT @CharlesFLehman: The specific deterrent effect of prison is probably a net null on average (https://t.co/S6EJmrt2GY). But incapacitation…

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The specific deterrent effect of prison is probably a net null on average (https://t.co/S6EJmrt2GY). But incapacitation almost certainly reduces crime (https://t.co/wZQNLf0EoL, https://t.co/udpyFQQr2C)!

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