D. A. Andrews Livres

The book addresses society's growing fear of juvenile offenders and the shift towards harsher punitive measures in response. Authors Robert D. Hoge and D. A. Andrews advocate for the implementation of standardized psychological assessments to improve the management of youth in the juvenile justice system. They argue that integrating scientific data into policy-making can enhance the effectiveness of approaches such as retribution, deterrence, and rehabilitation, regardless of the theoretical biases of justice administrators.

The unique and inspiring story of a boy born with the odds against him and the family whose love and support helped him overcome incredible hardships.

Exploring themes of familial grief and personal growth, D.A. Andrews' poetry collection delves into the challenges of life and the burdens of expectations. With grace and strength, the author shares profound lessons learned through adversity, inviting readers to reflect on their own experiences of embracing life's tempests. The collection promises to captivate with its emotional depth and resilience.

Exploring the profound themes of love and loss, this chapbook of poetry reflects on the human experience from conception to healing. It delves into the complexities of relationships, whether with friends, lovers, or oneself, and seeks to understand and navigate the pain of loss. Through the lens of a queer girl's journey, the collection emphasizes the transformative power of words as a means of coping and recovery.

Our society's preoccupation with crime and fear of crime appears to have shifted its focus to the juvenile offender. Andrews make a restrained, rational, and ultimately persuasive argu- ment for the use of standardized psychological assessments in the effective management of youth within juvenile justice systems.