Then a miracle occurs: cause, effect, and the heterogeneity of criminal justice research

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Anyway here’s a link to my paper: https://t.co/xIvIcCseGL And to theirs: https://t.co/fwkSljBLib

I have a question about scaling police RCTs. I am not a criminologist and I respect the work of everyone on this thread. This is an honest question. The question is: if one cannot scale policing RCTs why are they worth the investment? 1/13 @MeganTStevens…

Important scholarly response to Stevenson’s article on RCTs in the criminal justice arena. https://t.co/Xo1zkD9TXj

@BrandondelPozo's thread and @VitalCityNYC's issue respond to Megan Stevenson's contentious article that RCTs & evidence-based reform have undermined CJS research & policy. It's an important conversation for us to be having given the stakes of this work…

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