Jeff Coats was 14 years old when he kidnapped David Grenier. 20 years later, Jeff and David reflect on the crime and how it transformed their lives. Continue reading
Preview: ‘Superpredators Revisited’
February 19, 2015
Photo by Steve Davis, at a Washington State juvenile correctional facility. In 1975, U.S. criminology largely abandoned the idea of rehabilitation. A sweeping review found no evidence that rehabilitation programs were reducing recidivism rates. This scholarship…
Photo by Steve Davis, at a Washington State juvenile correctional facility. Earlier, we showed how juvenile crime rates skyrocketed throughout the late 80s and early 90s. In 1995, a political scientist named John Dilulio Jr. forecasted…
Photo by Steve Davis, at a Washington State juvenile correctional facility. Earlier, we showed how criminologists of the 1970s largely abandoned the idea of rehabilitation. A sweeping review found no evidence that rehabilitation programs were…
Jeff Coats was 14 years old when he kidnapped David Grenier. 20 years later, Jeff and David reflect on the crime and how it transformed their lives.
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Preview: ‘Superpredators Revisited’
February 19, 2015