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Brittany M. Carroll (Journal of Criminal Justice Education, 26.03.2020)
The Success of a Criminal Justice Learning Community for Transfer Students
Lisa A. Lares (Criminal Justice Review, 26.03.2020)
Psychosocial Needs of Released Long-Term Incarcerated Older Adults
Amy I. Cass (Journal of Criminal Justice Education, 24.03.2020)
College Student Perceptions of Victim Responsibility in Stalking Incidents
Eileen M. Ahlin (Criminal Justice Review, 24.03.2020)
If You Build It, Will Vets Come? An Identity Theory Approach to Expanding Veterans’ Treatment Court Participation
Karen B. Friend (Criminal Justice Studies, 23.03.2020)
Sentinel event reviews in the criminal justice system: a review of the literature
Colleen E. Mills (Journal of Crime and Justice, 22.03.2020)
Far-right violence as backlash against gender equality: A county-level analysis of structural and ideological gender inequality and homicides committed by far-right extremists
Heidi L. Scherer (Journal of Crime and Justice, 22.03.2020)
Hesitant to pull the trigger: how the perceived impact of guns on campus influences support or opposition to campus carry laws
Kiesha Warren-Gordon (Journal of Crime and Justice, 22.03.2020)
Presidential address: examining criminal justice and criminology through the lens of intersectionality
Nathan E. Kruis (Journal of Criminal Justice Education, 20.03.2020)
Exploring Social Stigma toward Opioid and Heroin Users among Students Enrolled in Criminology, Nursing, and EMT/Paramedic Courses
Daryl G. Kroner (Journal of Crime and Justice, 19.03.2020)
Offence associated proactive, reactive, and acquisitive attributions that inform theory, assessment, and intervention