If you liked Crime and Justice, Volume 46 by Michael Tonry, start with Reconsidering indeterminate and structural sentencing (1999), Crime and Justice, Volume 47 (2018), and Punishment and Politics (2004). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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What should I read after Crime and Justice, Volume 46?
BookOrb recommends Reconsidering indeterminate and structural sentencing (1999), Crime and Justice, Volume 47 (2018), Punishment and Politics (2004), Crime and Justice, Volume 44 (2016), and Crime and Justice, Volume 51 (2023).
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Who wrote Crime and Justice, Volume 46?
Crime and Justice, Volume 46 is by Michael Tonry.