Comparative negligence laws: do jurors alter liability assignments to compensate for ‘unfair’ laws?

Comparative negligence laws: do jurors alter liability assignments to compensate for ‘unfair’ laws? . Kimberly Schweitzer Cassandra Flick Olivia K. H. Smith a Department of Psychology, University of North Dakota,…
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May we tighten the screws? An experiment on public acceptance of pressure during police interrogations

May we tighten the screws? An experiment on public acceptance of pressure during police interrogations Abstract Purpose Many countries have vague limits on how much pressure police may use during…
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Scripting Online Drug Trafficking as Digital Deviance: Social Media, Logistics, and Crime Prevention in China

Scripting Online Drug Trafficking as Digital Deviance: Social Media, Logistics, and Crime Prevention in China . YING Chen YANG Yu School of Law, Shanxi University, Taiyuan, Shanxi, ChinaYing Chen, is…
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The use of Artificial Intelligence in the field of criminal punishment – Chances, risks and constitutional limitations

The use of Artificial Intelligence in the field of criminal punishment – Chances, risks and constitutional limitations Publication date: December 2026Source: International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice, Volume 87Author(s):…
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Susceptibility to algorithmic recommendations in simulated jury decision making

Susceptibility to algorithmic recommendations in simulated jury decision making Abstract Introduction AI decision-support systems have become increasingly integrated into judicial contexts. This research asks about their influence on human judgements,…
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Dedicated at school but victimized by peers? An updated study of gender differences in bullying victimization

Visit Criminal justice Studies . Dedicated at school but victimized by peers? An updated study of gender differences in bullying victimization Brett Lehman Department of Criminal Justice and Sociology, College…
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Prior victimization and self‐reported misconduct in prison: Examining the moderating role of correctional staff procedural justice

Prior victimization and self‐reported misconduct in prison: Examining the moderating role of correctional staff procedural justice Abstract Purpose This study examines whether correctional staff procedural justice moderates the relationship between…
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Differentiating Between Terrorism, Hate Crimes, and Other Forms of Mass Violence: A Conceptual Approach

. Go to Source Author: Adam K. Ghazi-Tehrani Erin M. Kearns a Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN, USAb School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, National…
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Sources of Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Florida’s Monetary Sanctions: Disparate Impact or Disparate Treatment

Sources of Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Florida’s Monetary Sanctions: Disparate Impact or Disparate Treatment . Daniela Oramas Mora Ojmarrh Mitchell a Department of Criminology, Law and Society, George Mason…
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Examining the effect of victim criminal record status on punishment decisions in the United States: moderation by crime media consumption

Visit Criminal justice Studies . Examining the effect of victim criminal record status on punishment decisions in the United States: moderation by crime media consumption Gregory C. Rocheleau Brandy N.…
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