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VOL. 28 / NO. 1 / SPRING 2018 3 John H. Laub is Distinguished University Professor in the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice at the University of Maryland, College Park. The topic of inequality in the United States has become virtually impossible to ignore, and the justice system is an important part of the discussion. Witness the recent National Research Council report on the causes and consequences of the country’s high rates of incarceration, especially for minority offenders.1 We’ve also heard heated debates about the stop, question, and frisk policies followed by police in New York City and elsewhere.2 More broadly, legal scholar Michelle Alexander has referred to mass incarceration and other justice system policies as “the New Jim Crow” in America.3
第28卷/第28号John H. Laub是马里兰大学帕克分校犯罪学和刑事司法系的杰出大学教授。在美国，不平等的话题已经变得几乎无法忽视，而司法系统是讨论的重要组成部分。请看最近国家研究委员会关于该国高监禁率的原因和后果的报告，特别是对少数族裔罪犯我们也听到了关于纽约市和其他地方警察所遵循的拦截、询问和搜身政策的激烈辩论更广泛地说，法律学者米歇尔·亚历山大把大规模监禁和其他司法系统政策称为美国的“新吉姆·克劳”
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