Longitudinal Relationship Between Loneliness and Non-Suicidal Self-Injury (NSSI) in Chinese University Students: A Random Intercept Cross-Lagged Panel Model
Longitudinal Relationship Between Loneliness and Non-Suicidal Self-Injury (NSSI) in Chinese University Students: A Random Intercept Cross-Lagged Panel Model . Tao Liang East China University of Political Science and Law, Shanghai,…
Branded Bodies, Bound Desires: Gendered Performances of Pain, Power, and Identity in BDSM Product Reviews
Branded Bodies, Bound Desires: Gendered Performances of Pain, Power, and Identity in BDSM Product Reviews . Tina H. Deshotels Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville, AL, USATina H. Deshotels received her in…
Examining the role of racial and ethnic differences, the level of services inventory-revised tool, and other well-known inmate characteristics in predicting prison misconduct
Visit Criminal justice Studies . Examining the role of racial and ethnic differences, the level of services inventory-revised tool, and other well-known inmate characteristics in predicting prison misconduct Abdullah Cihan…
Inevitable violations? Etiology of deviance in organizations
Inevitable violations? Etiology of deviance in organizations Read the syndicated article here
Infidelity Through Three Lenses: A Comparative Analysis Between Infidelity Perpetrator, Victim, and Loyal
Infidelity Through Three Lenses: A Comparative Analysis Between Infidelity Perpetrator, Victim, and Loyal . Parvati Varma Saurabh Maheshwari a Sikkim University, Gangtok, Indiab St. Xaviers University, Kolkata, India Read the…
Eagle Eyes: How the Chicago Police Department’s Video Surveillance Network is Used to Fight Crime and its Fourth Amendment Implications
Eagle Eyes: How the Chicago Police Department’s Video Surveillance Network is Used to Fight Crime and its Fourth Amendment Implications Chicago, Illinois, is home to over million individuals living under…
Paying Financial Sanctions via Incarceration: A Case Study of “Sitting Out”
Paying Financial Sanctions via Incarceration: A Case Study of “Sitting Out” This Article provides a comprehensive statewide study of a practice by which courts order defendants to pay financial sanctions—fines,…
Striking Out Bias: A Path Toward Ending Religion-Based Peremptory Strikes
Striking Out Bias: A Path Toward Ending Religion-Based Peremptory Strikes Peremptory strikes, while designed to craft fair and impartial juries, carry with them the potential for discriminatory use. Cognizant of…
Criminal Data Function Creep
Criminal Data Function Creep Automated, data-driven decision-making can create unfair outcomes and lead to discrimination. This Article considers a relatively ubiquitous part of modern life that is increasingly automated: the…
Coercion, Trauma, and Grief in the Interrogation Room: Documenting and Analyzing Cases of False Confessions to Murder of a Family Member
Coercion, Trauma, and Grief in the Interrogation Room: Documenting and Analyzing Cases of False Confessions to Murder of a Family Member This article examines the phenomenon of false confessions in…
Childhood radicalisation and the Law in the UK: assessing a decade of family court involvement
Childhood radicalisation and the Law in the UK: assessing a decade of family court involvement . Fatima Ahdash Law, Hamad Bin Khalifa University, Doha, Qatar Read the syndicated article here
Why and how do terrorism-sponsoring states weaponise their complicity through controlled confession? The case of Pakistan
Why and how do terrorism-sponsoring states weaponise their complicity through controlled confession? The case of Pakistan . Azmat Khan Rhetoric Department, Wabash College, Crawfordsville, Indiana Read the syndicated article here