Craig Haney

UC Santa Cruz

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Professor of Psychology at UC Santa Cruz, and co-author of the study The Growth of Incarceration in the United States: Exploring Causes and Consequences

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We talk to one of the authors of a new National Academy of Sciences report that looks at the high incarceration levels in the United States.

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We talk to one of the authors of a new National Academy of Sciences report that looks at the high incarceration levels in the United States.

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