The Trojan horse in the courtroom: The impact of flawed AI advice on legal discretionary decision‐making

The Trojan horse in the courtroom: The impact of flawed AI advice on legal discretionary decision‐making Abstract Purpose AI-assisted adjudication is increasingly embedded in judicial decision-making, yet whether legal professionals…
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“A bear can only kill me; a man could do so much worse”: exploring the gender fear gap among university students in the context of the man versus bear debate

“A bear can only kill me; a man could do so much worse”: exploring the gender fear gap among university students in the context of the man versus bear debate…
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From Exposure to Action: The Role of Political Orientation in Shaping Responses to Terrorism and Ingroup-Directed Violent Intentions

From Exposure to Action: The Role of Political Orientation in Shaping Responses to Terrorism and Ingroup-Directed Violent Intentions . Tal Shaanan Sivan Hirsch-Hoefler Julia Elad-Strenger Daphna Canetti a School of…
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Introducing the Counterterrorism Legislation Dataset (CTL): The Effect of Counterterrorism Legislation on Human Rights Practices

Introducing the Counterterrorism Legislation Dataset (CTL): The Effect of Counterterrorism Legislation on Human Rights Practices . Graig R. Klein Roos Haer Silvia D’Amato Eelco van der Maat Dyon van Velzen…
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Interdisciplinary Criminal Justice Education as a Pathway to Resolving Justice Issues

Interdisciplinary Criminal Justice Education as a Pathway to Resolving Justice Issues . Kirstin A. Morgan Department of Government and Justice Studies, Appalachian State University, Boone, North Carolina, USADr. Kirstin A.…
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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):…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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‘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…
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