DARNELL F. HAWKINS is Professor of African-American Studies, Sociology and Criminal Justice at the University of Illinois at Chicago.SAMUEL L. MYERS, JR., is Roy Wilkins Professor of Human Relations and Social Justice at the Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs at the University of Minnesota./e He was formerly Professor of Economics and Director of the African American Studies Program at the University of Maryland at College Park, and has held appointments at the University of Texas, Austin, and the University of Pittsburgh, and the Federal Trade Commission.RANDOLPH N. STONE is Clinical Professor of Law at the University of Chicago's Edwin F. Mandel Legal Aid Clinic/e There he helped create the Criminal and Juvenile Justice Project, a program that provides law and social work students with the supervised opportunity to defend children accused of criminal and delinquent behavior. He was the first African-American to hold the position of Public Defender of Cook County, Illinois.

• Preface Overview and Commentary by Samuel Myers, Jr. From Cradle to Grave: Youths, Families, and the Political Economy of Contemporary Criminal Justice Policy Assessing the Longer-run Consequences of Incarceration: Effects on Families and Employment by William J. Sabol and James P. Lynch Individual Sentencing Practices and Aggregate Social Problems by Todd R. Clear and Dina Rose Three Strikes and You're Out: A Symbolic Crime Policy? by Nolan E. Jones Crime, Youth and the Labor Market: Are We Any Closer to Answers? by Harold L. Votey, Jr., and Llad Phillips The End of the Juvenile Court: Prospects for Our Children by Barry Krisberg Gangs, Drug Law Enforcement, Race Profiling, and Social Justice The New Blacklists: The Threat to Civil Liberties Posed by Gang Databases by Stacey Leyton Anti-Gang Initiatives as Racialized Policy by Marjorie Zatz and Richard P. Krecker, Jr. Sentencing Drug Offenders in Three Cities: Does Race/Ethnicity Make a Difference by Cassia C. Spohn and Jeffrey W. Spears Race, Cops, and Traffic Stops by Angela Davis (reprint) In Search of Probable Cause: U.S. Customs, Racial Profiling, and the Fourth Amenment by Lee E. Ross and Simon Adetona Akindes Simple Solutions?: The Complexity of Public Attitudes Relevant to Drug Law Enforcement Policy by Tracey Meares Emerging and Critical Perspectives on Crime Control and Social Justice Drug War Politics: Racism, Corruption, and Alienation by William J. Chambliss 'Justice' and Criminal Justice by David F. Greenberg Criminology as Moral Philosophy by Richard Quinney Affirmative Action and the Criminal Law by Paul Butler (reprint) At a Crossroad: Affirmative Action and Criminology by Wilson R. Palacios, Chinita Heard, and Dorothy L. Taylor On the Horns of a Dilemma: Criminal Wrongs, Civil Rights, and the Administration of Justive in African American Communities by Darnell F. Hawkins Index

DARNELL F. HAWKINS is Professor of African-American Studies, Sociology and Criminal Justice at the University of Illinois at Chicago.SAMUEL L. MYERS, JR., is Roy Wilkins Professor of Human Relations and Social Justice at the Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs at the University of Minnesota./e He was formerly Professor of Economics and Director of the African American Studies Program at the University of Maryland at College Park, and has held appointments at the University of Texas, Austin, and the University of Pittsburgh, and the Federal Trade Commission.RANDOLPH N. STONE is Clinical Professor of Law at the University of Chicago's Edwin F. Mandel Legal Aid Clinic/e There he helped create the Criminal and Juvenile Justice Project, a program that provides law and social work students with the supervised opportunity to defend children accused of criminal and delinquent behavior. He was the first African-American to hold the position of Public Defender of Cook County, Illinois.

• Preface Overview and Commentary by Samuel Myers, Jr. From Cradle to Grave: Youths, Families, and the Political Economy of Contemporary Criminal Justice Policy Assessing the Longer-run Consequences of Incarceration: Effects on Families and Employment by William J. Sabol and James P. Lynch Individual Sentencing Practices and Aggregate Social Problems by Todd R. Clear and Dina Rose Three Strikes and You're Out: A Symbolic Crime Policy? by Nolan E. Jones Crime, Youth and the Labor Market: Are We Any Closer to Answers? by Harold L. Votey, Jr., and Llad Phillips The End of the Juvenile Court: Prospects for Our Children by Barry Krisberg Gangs, Drug Law Enforcement, Race Profiling, and Social Justice The New Blacklists: The Threat to Civil Liberties Posed by Gang Databases by Stacey Leyton Anti-Gang Initiatives as Racialized Policy by Marjorie Zatz and Richard P. Krecker, Jr. Sentencing Drug Offenders in Three Cities: Does Race/Ethnicity Make a Difference by Cassia C. Spohn and Jeffrey W. Spears Race, Cops, and Traffic Stops by Angela Davis (reprint) In Search of Probable Cause: U.S. Customs, Racial Profiling, and the Fourth Amenment by Lee E. Ross and Simon Adetona Akindes Simple Solutions?: The Complexity of Public Attitudes Relevant to Drug Law Enforcement Policy by Tracey Meares Emerging and Critical Perspectives on Crime Control and Social Justice Drug War Politics: Racism, Corruption, and Alienation by William J. Chambliss 'Justice' and Criminal Justice by David F. Greenberg Criminology as Moral Philosophy by Richard Quinney Affirmative Action and the Criminal Law by Paul Butler (reprint) At a Crossroad: Affirmative Action and Criminology by Wilson R. Palacios, Chinita Heard, and Dorothy L. Taylor On the Horns of a Dilemma: Criminal Wrongs, Civil Rights, and the Administration of Justive in African American Communities by Darnell F. Hawkins Index