Co-constituting narrative: the role of researcher identity bids in qualitative interviews with women ex-offenders
Visit Criminal justice Studies . Co-constituting narrative: the role of researcher identity bids in qualitative interviews with women ex-offenders Jennifer K. Wesely Read the syndicated article here
Exploring the effects of work environment variables on the job satisfaction of Nigerian correctional staff
Visit Criminal justice Studies Volume 31, Issue 2, June 2018, Page 160-177. Exploring the effects of work environment variables on the job satisfaction of Nigerian correctional staff O. Oko Elechi…
Social psychological risk factors, delinquency and age of onset
Visit Criminal justice Studies Volume 31, Issue 2, June 2018, Page 178-191. Social psychological risk factors, delinquency and age of onset Craig J. Forsyth Read the syndicated article here
Researching the registered: challenges and suggestions for researchers studying sex offender populations
Visit Criminal justice Studies Volume 31, Issue 2, June 2018, Page 192-211. Researching the registered: challenges and suggestions for researchers studying sex offender populations Jennifer L. Klein Read the syndicated…
All part of the process? A qualitative examination of change in online child pornography behaviors
Visit Criminal justice Studies . All part of the process? A qualitative examination of change in online child pornography behaviors Mollee Steely Read the syndicated article here
Improving the quality of drug court clinical screening: a call for performance measurement policy reform
Visit Criminal justice Studies . Improving the quality of drug court clinical screening: a call for performance measurement policy reform Brandy F Henry Read the syndicated article here
Armed, but too dangerous? Factors associated with citizen support for the militarization of the police
Visit Criminal justice Studies . Armed, but too dangerous? Factors associated with citizen support for the militarization of the police Brian Lockwood Read the syndicated article here
“‘That’s a damn good officer any day of the week’: inmates’ perceptions of correctional officers”
Visit Criminal justice Studies . “‘That’s a damn good officer any day of the week’: inmates’ perceptions of correctional officers” Lynne M. Vieraitis Read the syndicated article here
Does residency matter? Local residency as a predictor of arrest
Visit Criminal justice Studies . Does residency matter? Local residency as a predictor of arrest Michael McCamman Read the syndicated article here
Using meta-analysis under conditions of definitional ambiguity: the case of corporate crime
Visit Criminal justice Studies . Using meta-analysis under conditions of definitional ambiguity: the case of corporate crime M. Rorie Read the syndicated article here
The thin blue line meets the big blue sky: perceptions of police legitimacy and public attitudes towards aerial drones
Visit Criminal justice Studies . The thin blue line meets the big blue sky: perceptions of police legitimacy and public attitudes towards aerial drones Miliaikeala SJ. Heen Read the syndicated…
Victim age and capital sentencing outcomes in North Carolina (1977–2009)
Visit Criminal justice Studies . Victim age and capital sentencing outcomes in North Carolina (1977–2009) Christopher J. Marier Read the syndicated article here