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Good Courts: The Case for Problem-Solving Justice

Jan 7, 2016

Greg Berman and John Feinblatt’s seminal book about problem-solving justice, Good Courts documents the work of community courts, drug courts, domestic violence courts, and other problem-solving courts. Along the way, Berman and Feinblatt make the case that meaningful alternatives to incarceration can help reduce crime and improve public trust in justice.

Praise for Good Courts:

Good Courts offers a roadmap of the role that courts can play in improving the safety of victims, the strength of communities, and the well-being of defendants. I hope that the reformers of tomorrow take heed.” — Jonathan Lippman, Former New York State Chief Judge

“Greg Berman and John Feinblatt put forward fundamental reforms to restore accountability and legitimacy to our criminal justice system.” — Mother Jones

“An accessible and provocative call for change.” — Publishers Weekly

“This is a well-informed and well-argued book that should be welcomed as a substantial contribution to scholarship on American courts.” — Criminal Justice Review

Good Courts is available as an ebook from:

Amazon
Barnes & Noble
Apple iBooks
Google Play