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Title	Date	Type
Criminal Justice Administration: Materials and Cases	2011	Monograph
Reimagining Criminal Justice	2010	Journal Article
Search for Justice and Safety through Community Engagement: Community Justice and Community Prosecution	2005	Journal Article
Promoting Public Safety: A Problem-Oriented Approach to Prisoner Reentry	2004-05-12	Conference Proceeding
Taking Life Seriously	2004	Journal Article
What We Do	2002	Magazine Article
Community Justice in Rural America: Four Examples and Four Futures	2001	Monograph
Punishing Inequalities: Race and Criminal Justice in Wisconsin	2001	Journal Article
Thinking Strategically about Correctional Resources	2000	Journal Article
Rethinking Probation: Community Supervision, Community Safety	1999	Report
Reforming Sentencing and Corrections for Just Punishment and Public Safety	1999	Book Section
What If Corrections Were Serious About Public Safety?	1998	Journal Article
Forgiveness and Crime: The Possibilities of Restorative Justice	1998	Book Section
"Three Strikes": Five Years Later	1998	Book Section
Frank J. Remington - The Lawyer	1997	Journal Article
Final Report: Governor's Task Force on Sentencing and Corrections	1996	Report
The Violent Juvenile Offender: Policy Perspectives	1996	Report
Why Neighborhood Supervision?	1996	Report
The Impact of "Three Strikes and You're Out" Laws: What Have We Learned	1996	Book Section
What Every Policymaker Should Know About Imprisonment and the Crime Rate	1995	Report
The Lawyer's Responsibility to the Client	1994	Journal Article
Low-Level Drug Offenders: Lessons from the Drug Courts	1994	Report
Adult Corrections	1994	Book Section
Evaluating Boot Camp Prisons	1994	Book Section
Evaluating Mandatory Minimum Sentences	1993	Report

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	Walter J. Dickey	Individual Photo
	Walter Dickey	Individual Photo
	Correspondence from Hurst to Professor John Kidwell explaining to Kidwell that legal scholarship can play a central role in public policy and that Professor Dickey's work on correctional institutions falls under that category.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Professor Walter Dickey regarding institutional elements of law.	Correspondence
	Brief of Amici Curiae, The Frank J. Remington Center, University of Wisconsin Law School; The State Bar of Wisconsin, Children and Law Section; and the Wisconsin Council on Children and Families, State of Wisconsin v. Hezzier R.	Legal Brief
	On Returning to Legal Education	Magazine Article
	Comperehensive Health Planning - Federal, State, Local: Concepts and Realities	Journal Article
	2009 Kastenmeier Lecture- Re-imagining criminal justice	Lecture
	2000 Fairchild Lecture- Will the Death Penalty Remain Alive in the Twenty-First Century?	Lecture
	2006 Kastenmeier Lecture - The Law in Action: What the Bayh-Dole Act Means to the University of Wisconsin and the State of Wisconsin and an Effective National Science Policy	Lecture
	Interview of Walter Dickey by Bill Clune, Tuesday, May 22, 2018, on the Criminal Justice Administration course	Interview