Developing a Doctorate in Criminal Justice Education: Feasibility, Access, and Curriculum Priorities in the Philippines
Developing a Doctorate in Criminal Justice Education: Feasibility, Access, and Curriculum Priorities in the Philippines . Mark Erana Patalinghug Dirb Boy Omlero Sebrero Jumar B. Taoto-an Paulino Rodriguez Tagaylo Haidee…
Disparities are easier to identify than explain: an evidence and gap map of police outcomes research
Disparities are easier to identify than explain: an evidence and gap map of police outcomes research Read the syndicated article here
White nationalism and crimmigration: public support for revoking naturalized and birthright citizenship
White nationalism and crimmigration: public support for revoking naturalized and birthright citizenship Read the syndicated article here
Brains behind bars: public support for TBI-related and neuroscience-informed correctional practices
Brains behind bars: public support for TBI-related and neuroscience-informed correctional practices Read the syndicated article here
Support for reentry programming: an examination of political orientation, psychological orientations, and criminal justice policy
Visit Criminal justice Studies . Support for reentry programming: an examination of political orientation, psychological orientations, and criminal justice policy Jessica Grosholz John Cochran Britani M. Holland Matthew Moore Sondra…
Evaluation of a Hispanic citizens’ police academy within a suburban police department
Visit Criminal justice Studies . Evaluation of a Hispanic citizens’ police academy within a suburban police department Ashley Jiménez Marie T. Molinet Dean Dabney Jan Ligon a Department of Criminal…
Prison Research: testimonial carceral labor and abolition feminist solidarity
Visit Criminal justice Studies . Prison Research: testimonial carceral labor and abolition feminist solidarity Kolleen Duley Department of Gender and Women’s Studies, SUNY Plattsburgh, Plattsburgh, USAKolleen Duley is an Associate…
Testing the racial invariance hypothesis among juvenile offenders: the racially differentiated effects of police deployment in Louisiana parishes
Testing the racial invariance hypothesis among juvenile offenders: the racially differentiated effects of police deployment in Louisiana parishes . Isaac Carson Department of Sociology, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana,…
Mindfulness, meditation, and sentencing attitudes: a theoretical framework for understanding the role of contemplative practice and trauma in criminal sentencing
Mindfulness, meditation, and sentencing attitudes: a theoretical framework for understanding the role of contemplative practice and trauma in criminal sentencing . Pragya Mishra Colleen M. Berryessa a Department of Law,…