From Orientation to Graduation: A Whole-of-Program Well-Being Approach for Criminology Students to Mitigate the Risk of Vicarious Trauma

From Orientation to Graduation: A Whole-of-Program Well-Being Approach for Criminology Students to Mitigate the Risk of Vicarious Trauma . Alice Neikirk Ray Nickson School of Law and Justice, University of…
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Missed opportunities: a qualitative study of prevention failures in child sexual offending within the family environment

Missed opportunities: a qualitative study of prevention failures in child sexual offending within the family environment . Stephanie Cain Jasmin Tregidga Centre of Expertise on Child Sexual Abuse, Ilford, UK…
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Colluding With Perpetrators? A Content Analysis of Judicial Explanations for Child Sexual Abuse Perpetration

Colluding With Perpetrators? A Content Analysis of Judicial Explanations for Child Sexual Abuse Perpetration ABSTRACT Documenting how judges explain child sexual abuse (CSA) perpetration is an important task as sentencing…
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Constructing dangerousness: re-examining dynamic risk, knowledge, and power in case formulation

Constructing dangerousness: re-examining dynamic risk, knowledge, and power in case formulation . Armon J. Tamatea Andrew Day School of Psychological & Social Sciences, University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand Read…
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Beyond fairness: explaining incarcerated people’s willingness to cooperate with correctional officers

Beyond fairness: explaining incarcerated people’s willingness to cooperate with correctional officers . Daniel S. Lawrence John Bennett Bryce E. Peterson Brittany C. Cunningham Center for Justice Research and Innovation, CNA…
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Evolving Scripts of Nativist Violence? A Latent Class Analysis of Violent Crime Against Migrants in Sweden, 2009–2022

Evolving Scripts of Nativist Violence? A Latent Class Analysis of Violent Crime Against Migrants in Sweden, 2009–2022 . Måns Lundstedt Anton Törnberg Department of Sociology and Work Science, University of…
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Is Differential Coercion and Social Support Theory Useful for Cybercrime? A Test of Direct and Indirect Associations

Is Differential Coercion and Social Support Theory Useful for Cybercrime? A Test of Direct and Indirect Associations . Theodore R. Curry Egbert Zavala The University of Texas at El Paso,…
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