From legal entitlement to administrative delivery: A comparative sociolegal analysis of external health care access in custody
From legal entitlement to administrative delivery: A comparative sociolegal analysis of external health care access in custody Publication date: December 2026Source: International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice, Volume 87Author(s):…
Predicting Youth’s Involvement in Organized Crime-Related Activities From Their Network Exposure to These Activities
Predicting Youth’s Involvement in Organized Crime-Related Activities From Their Network Exposure to These Activities . Julie Erber Marjolijn Das Brenda Bos Jan van der Laan Paul Nieuwbeerta Arjan Blokland a…
The Game is the Game: Dynamic Network Analysis and Shifting Roles in Criminal Networks
The Game is the Game: Dynamic Network Analysis and Shifting Roles in Criminal Networks Read the syndicated article here
Locking Up Children in England and Wales: Learning From Submissions to the UK Parliamentary Justice Select Committee Inquiry on Children and Young Adults in the Secure Estate
Locking Up Children in England and Wales: Learning From Submissions to the UK Parliamentary Justice Select Committee Inquiry on Children and Young Adults in the Secure Estate Criminal Behaviour and…
Women’s pathways to sexual offending: exploring judicial narratives to identify opportunities for early intervention and prevention
Women’s pathways to sexual offending: exploring judicial narratives to identify opportunities for early intervention and prevention . Bricklyn Priebe Larissa S. Christensen Jodie Woods Dominique Moritz a Sexual Violence Research…
‘A Noose Around the Neck’: Financial Penalties, Extended Enforcement, and Barriers to Rehabilitation
‘A Noose Around the Neck’: Financial Penalties, Extended Enforcement, and Barriers to Rehabilitation ABSTRACT Fines are commonly assumed to be non-disruptive sanctions, creating no barriers to rehabilitation or reintegration. In…
The lie in the eyes: Ocular indicators and machine‐learning models with a cognitive load paradigm to detect lying
The lie in the eyes: Ocular indicators and machine‐learning models with a cognitive load paradigm to detect lying Abstract Purpose Behavioural and ocular markers may provide reliable indicators of lying,…
Beyond the ‘victim as everyman’: a qualitative study of forensic interviewers’ experiences with victims with disabilities in Türkiye
Beyond the ‘victim as everyman’: a qualitative study of forensic interviewers’ experiences with victims with disabilities in Türkiye . Umut Haydar Coşkun Semra Uçar a Ministry of Justice, İzmir Courthouse,…
‘Who’s the Alpha Male Now, Bitches?’ Between Masculine Restoration and Radical Redemption in Elliot Rodger’s Manifesto
‘Who’s the Alpha Male Now, Bitches?’ Between Masculine Restoration and Radical Redemption in Elliot Rodger’s Manifesto . Annelotte Janse Leibniz Centre for Contemporary History, Potsdam, GermanyAnnelotte Janse is a post-doctoral…
The history of an idea: The cognitive interview
The history of an idea: The cognitive interview Abstract Purpose We describe here the 40-year history of the Cognitive Interview (CI) protocol, which was developed initially to enhance victim and…
Sexual assault and rape in context: an event-based analysis of relationship type, temporal and spatial settings in a large sample of French higher education students
Sexual assault and rape in context: an event-based analysis of relationship type, temporal and spatial settings in a large sample of French higher education students . Laurent Bègue David Weinberger…
When harm becomes humour: Rape myth acceptance and engagement with misogynistic memes
When harm becomes humour: Rape myth acceptance and engagement with misogynistic memes Read the syndicated article here