Alexes Harris

Reflections on the Power of Ethnography for Justice Research and Policy

Leslie Paik, Alexes Harris

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Silver sanctions: Legal financial obligations in an aging population

Kate K. O’Neill, Alexes Harris

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“It's like a reverse Robin Hood—We all know they can't pay”: How court actors navigate the logics of monetary sanctions

Sarah Shannon, Alexes Harris, Tyler Smith, Mary Pattillo et autres

Monetary sanctions (also known as legal financial obligations or LFOs) are the most common form of state sanction for criminal convictions, yet we know little about the logics that court actors use in their implementation. Merging an inhabited institutions perspective with the …

“It's like a reverse Robin Hood—We all know they can't pay”: How court actors navigate the logics of monetary sanctions

Sarah Shannon, Alexes Harris, Tyler Smith, Mary Pattillo et autres

Monetary sanctions (also known as legal financial obligations or LFOs) are the most common form of state sanction for criminal convictions, yet we know little about the logics that court actors use in their implementation. Merging an inhabited institutions perspective with the …

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Income Extraction via the Criminal Legal System: A Community-Level Perspective

Sarah Shannon, Ryan Larson, Ian Kennedy, Kate K. O’Neill et autres

Legal financial obligations (LFOs) are financial penalties imposed by U.S. criminal courts that generate disproportionate negative effects for poor and minoritized individuals and communities. In this visualization, the authors use court administrative data for all criminal cases in Washington and Minnesota from …

27. Monetary Sanctions as a Pound of Flesh

Alexes Harris

Income Extraction via the Criminal Legal System: A Community-Level Perspective

Sarah Shannon, Ryan Larson, Ian Kennedy, Kate K. O’Neill et autres

Legal financial obligations (LFOs) are financial penalties imposed by U.S. criminal courts that generate disproportionate negative effects for poor and minoritized individuals and communities. In this visualization, the authors use court administrative data for all criminal cases in Washington and Minnesota from …

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Certain states, including Arizona, have begun scrapping court costs and fees for people unable to pay – two experts on legal punishments explain why

Alexes Harris, Alex R. Piquero

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The long reach of juvenile and criminal legal debt: How monetary sanctions shape legal cynicism and adultification

Leslie Paik, Andrea Giuffre, Alexes Harris, Sarah Shannon

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Review of “Injustice, Inc. How America’s Justice System Commodifies Children and the Poor”

Alexes Harris

Over the last 15 years, sociological and legal research has begun to examine how US court systems rely on fines and fees to extract wealth from disproportionately poor communities and from people of color, with aims including the collection of operating expenses, …

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Monetary sanctions in the age of mass incarceration: addressing the harms of mass criminal legal debt

Michele Cadigan, Alexes Harris, Tyler Smith

Monetary sanctions (legal financial obligations, or LFOs) are the fines, fees, surcharges, interest, and restitution im-posed by the legal system on people who are issued cita-tions or make contact with criminal courts. The use of monetary sanctions has escalated dramatically over the …

Monetary sanctions in the age of mass incarceration:

Michele Cadigan, Alexes Harris, Tyler Smith