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The impact of incarceration and mandatory minimums on survivors : exploring the impact of criminalizing policies on African American women and girls

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Description based on online resource; title from title page (DOJ, viewed on Aug. 18, 2017)."Summary report from the roundtable held September 21-22, 2015.""January 2017."Includes bibliographical references.
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Keywords

  1. Abuse Of
  2. African American Women
  3. African Americans
  4. Criminal Justice, Administration Of
  5. Effect Of Imprisonment On
  6. Imprisonment
  7. Mandatory Sentences
  8. United States
  9. Victims Of Family Violence
  10. Violence Against
  11. Women

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