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Direct linkKirk, David S.; Sampson, Robert J. – Sociology of Education, 2013
Official sanctioning of students by the criminal justice system is a long-hypothesized source of educational disadvantage, but its explanatory status remains unresolved. Few studies of the educational consequences of a criminal record account for alternative explanations such as low self-control, lack of parental supervision, deviant peers, and…
Descriptors: Dropouts, Enrollment, Educational Attainment, Individual Characteristics
