Challenged sovereignty: the impact of drugs, crime, terrorism, and cyber threats in the Caribbean
Challenged sovereignty: the impact of drugs, crime, terrorism, and cyber threats in the Caribbean . Sherika Antoinett Service Read the syndicated article here
Assessing the Representation of White Collar and Corporate Crime in Jamaican Undergraduate Criminology and Criminal Justice Programs
Assessing the Representation of White Collar and Corporate Crime in Jamaican Undergraduate Criminology and Criminal Justice Programs . Deneil D. Christian East Carolina University, Greenville, NC, USADeneil D. Christian ,…
“I Feel Like I Have Three Strikes Against Me”: Transgender Women’s Experiences with Police Bias and Discrimination
“I Feel Like I Have Three Strikes Against Me”: Transgender Women’s Experiences with Police Bias and Discrimination Read the syndicated article here
“I am the Mother of the Boss here”: A Relational Biography of a Drug Dealer’s Mother
“I am the Mother of the Boss here”: A Relational Biography of a Drug Dealer’s Mother Read the syndicated article here
Sentencing Insurrection
Sentencing Insurrection On January 6, 2021, an estimated two thousand people broke police lines and breached the Capitol building in an effort to prevent the certification of the 2020 presidential…
Military Justice: The Forgotten Jurisdiction in Capital Punishment
Military Justice: The Forgotten Jurisdiction in Capital Punishment The military capital punishment scheme for murder in peacetime is unconstitutional. It does not meet the Eighth Amendment’s requirement of heightened reliability…
Towards a Federalism(s) Framework of Punishment
Towards a Federalism(s) Framework of Punishment Federalism and its impact on criminal punishment is foundational to understanding the failures of mass incarceration. Scholars studying the negotiation of power between the…
Perceptions of Police as Heroes and Support for Law Enforcement
Perceptions of Police as Heroes and Support for Law Enforcement . Jason R. Silver Merin Sanil Richard K. Moule a School of Criminal Justice, Rutgers University-Newark, Newark, NJ, USAb Department…
Legitimized oppression through “justice”: examining the lived experiences of East and West Coast gang members
Legitimized oppression through “justice”: examining the lived experiences of East and West Coast gang members . Sean K. Wilson Farmingdale State College (State University of New York), The Center for…
Narratives of Teaching Race in Criminal Justice and Criminology
Narratives of Teaching Race in Criminal Justice and Criminology . Deirdre Caputo-Levine Vanessa Lynn a Idaho State University, Pocatello, United Statesb Marist College, Poughkeepsie, United StatesDeirdre Caputo-Levine received her PhD.…
Problematising the Will to Intervene: Discourses on Alternative Solutions to Prison
Problematising the Will to Intervene: Discourses on Alternative Solutions to Prison Read the syndicated article here
“I am No Longer Active, but I will Always Be a Crip”: A Longitudinal Ethnography (N = 1) of Gang Desistance in the Netherlands
“I am No Longer Active, but I will Always Be a Crip”: A Longitudinal Ethnography (N = 1) of Gang Desistance in the Netherlands Read the syndicated article here