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Police use of force: an examination of the minority threat perspective

opencrim September 14, 2018 Police use of force: an examination of the minority threat perspective2018-09-14T10:35:58+00:00 Criminal Justice Studies

Visit Criminal justice Studies . Police use of force: an examination of the minority threat perspective Weston J. Morrow Read the syndicated article here

Today was not a good day: offender accounts of the incidents that led to their admission to drug court

opencrim September 12, 2018 Today was not a good day: offender accounts of the incidents that led to their admission to drug court2018-09-12T02:57:53+00:00 Criminal Justice Studies

Visit Criminal justice Studies . Today was not a good day: offender accounts of the incidents that led to their admission to drug court O. Hayden Griffin Read the syndicated…

The nexus between attribution theory and racial attitudes: a test of racial attribution and public opinion of capital punishment

opencrim August 14, 2018 The nexus between attribution theory and racial attitudes: a test of racial attribution and public opinion of capital punishment2018-08-14T09:12:26+00:00 Criminal Justice Studies

Visit Criminal justice Studies . The nexus between attribution theory and racial attitudes: a test of racial attribution and public opinion of capital punishment Adam Trahan Read the syndicated article…

Systemic error: measuring gender in criminological research

opencrim July 26, 2018 Systemic error: measuring gender in criminological research2018-07-26T07:22:08+00:00 Criminal Justice Studies

Visit Criminal justice Studies . Systemic error: measuring gender in criminological research Jace L. Valcore Read the syndicated article here

Are we interested? a trend analysis of sex offender internet registries

opencrim July 12, 2018 Are we interested? a trend analysis of sex offender internet registries2018-07-12T03:03:57+00:00 Criminal Justice Studies

Visit Criminal justice Studies . Are we interested? a trend analysis of sex offender internet registries David A. Makin Read the syndicated article here

To protect and collect: a nationwide study of profit-motivated police crime

opencrim July 12, 2018 To protect and collect: a nationwide study of profit-motivated police crime2018-07-12T03:03:53+00:00 Criminal Justice Studies

Visit Criminal justice Studies . To protect and collect: a nationwide study of profit-motivated police crime Philip Matthew Stinson Read the syndicated article here

Examining the link between bullying participation, psychopathy and empathy in a large retrospective sample of university students

opencrim July 12, 2018 Examining the link between bullying participation, psychopathy and empathy in a large retrospective sample of university students2018-07-12T03:03:49+00:00 Criminal Justice Studies

Visit Criminal justice Studies . Examining the link between bullying participation, psychopathy and empathy in a large retrospective sample of university students Jeffrey A. Walsh Read the syndicated article here

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Police use of force: an examination of the minority threat perspective

Today was not a good day: offender accounts of the incidents that led to their admission to drug court

The nexus between attribution theory and racial attitudes: a test of racial attribution and public opinion of capital punishment

Systemic error: measuring gender in criminological research

Are we interested? a trend analysis of sex offender internet registries

To protect and collect: a nationwide study of profit-motivated police crime

Examining the link between bullying participation, psychopathy and empathy in a large retrospective sample of university students

Disproportionate minority contact in juvenile justice: today’s, and yesterdays, problems

Co-constituting narrative: the role of researcher identity bids in qualitative interviews with women ex-offenders

Exploring the effects of work environment variables on the job satisfaction of Nigerian correctional staff

Social psychological risk factors, delinquency and age of onset

Researching the registered: challenges and suggestions for researchers studying sex offender populations