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**## Summary2copy.docx**
You must submit a
**4 page summary** of the assigned
**journal article readings** from this week (1 page per article). This is not the appropriate place to discuss whether or not you enjoyed the material but is instead a means to assess whether or not you understood the material well enough to briefly summarize it. In other words, do not make your own argument in the summary papers (you will do that on your exam), instead summarize the study or key arguments the author(s) is making.
**Assigned Journal Article Readings:**
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· Bohm, R. M. (2006). “McJustice”: On the McDonaldization of criminal justice. Justice Quarterly, 23(1), 127–146. (
**Reading 4 in the Giblin Book)**
· Rosecrance, J. (1988). Maintaining the myth of individualized justice: Probation presentence reports. Justice Quarterly, 5(2), 235–256. (
**Reading 5 in the Giblin Book)**
· Dias, C. F., & Vaughn, M. S. (2006). Bureaucracy, managerial disorganization, and administrative breakdown in criminal justice agencies. Journal of Criminal Justice, 34(5), 543–555. (
**Reading 6 in the Giblin Book)**
· Klinger, D. (2005). Social theory and the street cop: The case of deadly force. Washington, DC: Police Foundation. (
**Reading 7 in the Giblin Book)**
**## Summary2copy.docx**
You must submit a
**4 page summary** of the assigned
**journal article readings** from this week (1 page per article). This is not the appropriate place to discuss whether or not you enjoyed the material but is instead a means to assess whether or not you understood the material well enough to briefly summarize it. In other words, do not make your own argument in the summary papers (you will do that on your exam), instead summarize the study or key arguments the author(s) is making.
**Assigned Journal Article Readings:**
·
·
·
· Bohm, R. M. (2006). “McJustice”: On the McDonaldization of criminal justice. Justice Quarterly, 23(1), 127–146. (
**Reading 4 in the Giblin Book)**
· Rosecrance, J. (1988). Maintaining the myth of individualized justice: Probation presentence reports. Justice Quarterly, 5(2), 235–256. (
**Reading 5 in the Giblin Book)**
· Dias, C. F., & Vaughn, M. S. (2006). Bureaucracy, managerial disorganization, and administrative breakdown in criminal justice agencies. Journal of Criminal Justice, 34(5), 543–555. (
**Reading 6 in the Giblin Book)**
· Klinger, D. (2005). Social theory and the street cop: The case of deadly force. Washington, DC: Police Foundation. (
**Reading 7 in the Giblin Book)**