From Legal Coverage to Competency-Oriented Design: Curricular Alignment of Law and Adjudication in Undergraduate Criminal Justice Programs

From Legal Coverage to Competency-Oriented Design: Curricular Alignment of Law and Adjudication in Undergraduate Criminal Justice Programs . Eman Al Khalaf The University of Jordan, Amman, Jordan Read the syndicated…
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Examining Health and Economic Outcomes in Adulthood for Adolescents Who Abstain from Delinquency

Examining Health and Economic Outcomes in Adulthood for Adolescents Who Abstain from Delinquency . Zulfiya Baimagambetova Bertayeva Binur Wang Hongwei Seraliyeva Aliya Sairambaeva Zhuldyz Kevin M. Beaver a Al-Farabi Kazakh…
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“We Will All Get in Trouble”: Outsourced Relational Repression and the High Stakes of Disclosing Activism in Authoritarian Azerbaijan

“We Will All Get in Trouble”: Outsourced Relational Repression and the High Stakes of Disclosing Activism in Authoritarian Azerbaijan . Katy E. Pearce University of Washington, Seattle, USAKaty E. Pearce…
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Perceived procedural justice and inmates’ psychological well‐being: The indirect effect of just world beliefs

Perceived procedural justice and inmates' psychological well‐being: The indirect effect of just world beliefs Abstract Purpose Psychological well-being is critically important for inmates' mental health and for the effectiveness of…
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Not Just a Class You Take to Get a Grade: Practitioner Perspectives on Criminal Justice Statistics Education

Not Just a Class You Take to Get a Grade: Practitioner Perspectives on Criminal Justice Statistics Education . Jeffrey J. Roth Sarah Kuehn Slippery Rock University, Slippery Rock, PA, USAJeffrey…
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Gridlocked justice: Legislative opportunity and criminal sentencing reform in the US states, 2000—2019

Gridlocked justice: Legislative opportunity and criminal sentencing reform in the US states, 2000—2019 Abstract Sentencing reform is a crucial policy lever for ending mass incarceration, yet little research examines why…
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Introduction to the special issue “mafiosi, drug traffickers, and money launderers: a critical appreciation of the work of Peter Reuter”

Introduction to the special issue “mafiosi, drug traffickers, and money launderers: a critical appreciation of the work of Peter Reuter” . Federico Varese Centre d’études européennes et de politique comparée,…
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United States presidential terrorism communications: aggravating or preventing terrorism?

United States presidential terrorism communications: aggravating or preventing terrorism? . Daren Fisher Michelle D. Fabiani a Department of Sociology, Criminal Justice, and Homeland Security, Hampton University, Hampton, VA, USAb Department…
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