Does deterrence work after all? The threat of incarceration as a means of increasing payment of court ordered financial obligations

Original language	American English
Pages (from-to)	86-103
Journal	A Glimpse to Prison
Volume	12
State	Published - 2009

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Weisburd, D., Tomer, E., & Kowalski, M. (2009). Does deterrence work after all? The threat of incarceration as a means of increasing payment of court ordered financial obligations. A Glimpse to Prison, 12, 86-103.

Weisburd, D. ; Tomer, E. ; Kowalski, M. / Does deterrence work after all? The threat of incarceration as a means of increasing payment of court ordered financial obligations. In: A Glimpse to Prison. 2009 ; Vol. 12. pp. 86-103.

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Weisburd, D, Tomer, E & Kowalski, M 2009, 'Does deterrence work after all? The threat of incarceration as a means of increasing payment of court ordered financial obligations', A Glimpse to Prison, vol. 12, pp. 86-103.

Does deterrence work after all? The threat of incarceration as a means of increasing payment of court ordered financial obligations. / Weisburd, D.; Tomer, E.; Kowalski, M.
In: A Glimpse to Prison, Vol. 12, 2009, p. 86-103.

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Weisburd D, Tomer E, Kowalski M. Does deterrence work after all? The threat of incarceration as a means of increasing payment of court ordered financial obligations. A Glimpse to Prison. 2009;12:86-103.