Beauty bias: the perception of responsibility of female victims of violence and male perpetrators
Beauty bias: the perception of responsibility of female victims of violence and male perpetrators . Letizia Caso Marco Maria Pendezzini Dalila Vitali Giorgia Rita Pergolizzi Nicola Palena a Department of…
The face of guilt: bias in perceptions of guilt and innocence
The face of guilt: bias in perceptions of guilt and innocence . Eitan Nicotra Arnon Edelstein Ashkelon Academic College Ringgold Standard Institution – Criminology, Ashkelon, Israel Read the syndicated article…
Between Movement and Menace: Migrant Vulnerability, Predatory Crime, and Victimization in Tapachula
Between Movement and Menace: Migrant Vulnerability, Predatory Crime, and Victimization in Tapachula . Charles Larratt-Smith Miguel Paradela López Chris Guerra a University of Texas at El Paso, El Paso, USAb…
Criminal history’s expiration date: Evidence of prediction decay
Criminal history's expiration date: Evidence of prediction decay Abstract Criminal history is a well-established predictor of future offending, yet recidivism risk declines with time. Research has struggled to reconcile this…
The Prevalence of Match-Fixing Among Athletes: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
The Prevalence of Match-Fixing Among Athletes: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis . Frida Madeleine Fossum Mathiassen Malin Angelica Lande-Nord Mari Sangolt Joakim Hellumbråten Kristensen Ståle Pallesen University of Bergen, Bergen,…
What Distinguishes Violent from Non-Violent Terrorist Offenders? A Latent-Variable Approach Using Multiple Correspondence Analysis and Logistic Modelling Based on Data from the European Database of Terrorist Offenders
What Distinguishes Violent from Non-Violent Terrorist Offenders? A Latent-Variable Approach Using Multiple Correspondence Analysis and Logistic Modelling Based on Data from the European Database of Terrorist Offenders . Maxime Windal…
Unique challenges faced by rural police officers in New Zealand
Unique challenges faced by rural police officers in New Zealand . Jeremy Procter Jayson Ware School of Law and Criminal Justice, University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand Read the syndicated…
Do emotion dysregulation and internalised shame mediate the relationship between borderline personality disorder symptomology and criminal involvement?
Do emotion dysregulation and internalised shame mediate the relationship between borderline personality disorder symptomology and criminal involvement? . Madison D. Summarell Zackary Mullins Kelly E. Moore Department of Psychology, East…
Trauma-informed sentencing practices in youth: A review of 25 years of sentencing remarks in New South Wales, Australia
Trauma-informed sentencing practices in youth: A review of 25 years of sentencing remarks in New South Wales, Australia . Sarah Stevenson Carey Marr Amanuel Kidane Hagos Tony Butler Kimberlie Dean…
Grief, participation, and partial resolution: an autoethnographic study of inquests after a suspected suicide
Grief, participation, and partial resolution: an autoethnographic study of inquests after a suspected suicide . Millie Tamworth Jo Billings Helen Killaspy Division of Psychiatry, UCL, London, UK Read the syndicated…
When failing to keep a proper lookout may be inevitable
When failing to keep a proper lookout may be inevitable . David Alais Ian Coyle Patrick Keyzer a Experimental Psychology, University of Sydney, Fitzroy, Australiab Forensic Psychology, Thomas More Law…
The Great Replacement as Political Myth: Significance, Identity, and Violent Mobilisation in Brenton Tarrant’s Manifesto
The Great Replacement as Political Myth: Significance, Identity, and Violent Mobilisation in Brenton Tarrant’s Manifesto . Xander Kirke School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Northumbria University, Newcastle upon Tyne, UKXander…