WHy Do Criminals Obey the Law?

 
Since 2002, Andrew has been involved in the evaluation of the Project Safe Neighborhoods. This project uses a quasi-experimental design to evaluate several gun violence reduction program in Chicago. The design of the intervention deterrence based policing strategies with community and re-entry efforts designed to enhance the perceptions of legitimacy among active gun offenders. An overview of the project and the evaluation results can be found by clicking on the links below. Selected Publications “Attention Felons: Evaluating Project Safe Neighborhoods in Chicago” (with Tracey Meres and Jeffrey Fagan), Journal of Empirical Legal Studies, volume 4 number 2 (2007). Click here for a pdf version of this article “The Re-Entry of Violent Offenders in Chicago” (with Tracey Meares). A Review of Research. Click here for a pdf version of this report “Homicide and Gun Violence in Chicago: Evaluation and Summary of Project Safe Neighborhoods in Chicago” (with Tracey Meares and Jeffrey Fagan). A Review of Research. Click here for a pdf version of this report Why_Do_Criminals_Obey_the_Law_files/PSN_papachristos.pdfWhy_Do_Criminals_Obey_the_Law_files/RIB_Forum%20draft_feb_27.pdfWhy_Do_Criminals_Obey_the_Law_files/2009%20PSN%20Reserach%20Brief%20_final-1.pdfshapeimage_5_link_0shapeimage_5_link_1shapeimage_5_link_2

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