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Handbook on Collaborating Across Differences in Sentencing and Corrections: Process and Outcomes

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Handbook on Collaborating Across Differences in Sentencing and Corrections: Process and Outcomes

Author: Ebony Ruhland; Julie Marie Baldwin; Jodi Lane; Ashley Nellis
Publisher: Routledge
ISBN: 9781041315339
Published In: October 2026
Format: Hardback
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This volume offers a collection of chapters exploring a range of research collaborations within the field of sentencing and corrections, focusing on both process and results. Chapters cover partnerships between people and organizations with different trainings, backgrounds, and/or purposes, such as academics in different fields, practitioners, policymakers, and those with and without lived experience in the justice system, with mental health issues, and/or with substance use disorders. The range of sentencing and corrections agencies includes courts, diversion programs or alternatives to incarceration, community supervision departments, and correctional institutions.

Contributions provide valuable insights into the development of such partnerships, highlighting effective strategies, identifying key factors that contribute to successful collaborations, and addressing challenges alongside practical solutions. The sections are organized to focus on critical aspects of collaboration, including the processes of working together in the field, advancing partnerships, achieving desired outcomes, and bridging the gap between academic research and its application by policymakers, practitioners, and the broader public.

The volume shines a light on the importance and impact of collaborating across differences in sentencing and corrections and advances best practices for achieving successful partnerships. This is Volume 11 of The ASC Division on Corrections and Sentencing Handbook Series. The handbooks provide in-depth coverage of seminal and topical issues around sentencing and corrections for scholars, students, practitioners, and policymakers.

Part 1: Laying the Groundwork for Collaboration

1. The Black-Hole Problem in Science and Policy: Translational Work and Researcher–Practitioner Partnerships

2. Building a Culture of Data, Transparency, and Innovation in Corrections Through Researcher–Practitioner Partnerships

3. From Storytelling to Structural Change: Collaboration with Lived Experience Experts in Academia

4. Partnerships with Purpose: Advancing Probation Policy Through Academic–Practitioner Collaboration

5. Bridging Theory and Practice: Applying Principles of Effective Interventions Through Academic–Practitioner Collaboration

6. Critical Participatory Research for Justice in Sentencing: Values, Practice, and Lessons Learned

7. Cross-System Collaboration in Problem-Solving Courts: The STRIDES Federal Mental Health Court

8. Making the MAiD Study: Lessons from a Criminology–Law Partnership

9. Trauma-Informed Courts: An Exploratory Study in a Midwestern State

Part 2: Applied Collaboration in the Field

10. Collaborative Research on Mental Health Training for Corrections Officers

11. The ELEVATE Process Model for Interagency Collaboration in Opioid Use Disorder Treatment on Probation

12. Corrections Research and Administrative Data: Benefits, Challenges, and Pitfalls for Policy and Practice

13. North and South Partnerships: Canadians and the Uganda Prisons Service

14. Restorative and Community-Engaged Reentry: The Nehemiah Community Reentry Project

15. Implementing Procedural Justice in a Treatment Court

16. Community Partnerships, Reentry, and Higher Education in Prison

Part 3: Achieving Outcomes

17. Evaluating Criminal Justice Reforms in California Through Researcher–Agency Partnerships

18. Creating and Maintaining Partnerships: Advisory Boards and Translational Criminology Institutes

19. Baby and Mother Bonding Initiative: Community Partnerships for Incarcerated Mothers

20. Adapting Drug Courts Through Change: Lessons for Developing Courts

Part 4: Translating Findings to Lay Audiences

21. The Art of Science Translation: Co-Production as a Key Ingredient

22. Researcher–Agency Partnerships That Produce Results

23. Enhancing Researcher–Practitioner Partnerships Through a Randomized Evaluation of Pretrial Debt Relief

24. From Evidence to Impact: Accessible Research Dissemination for Correctional Practice

25. Dear Researchers: Practitioners Want Their Findings

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