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Hagit Sabo Brants (International Criminal Justice Review, 28.10.2020)
Evidence Map of School-Based Violence Prevention Programs in Israel
Laura Cutroni (Criminal Justice and Behavior, 27.10.2020)
Lady Injustice: The Moderating Effect of Ambivalent Sexism in a Mock Case of Intimate Partner Homicide
Tammy R. Kochel (Journal of Crime and Justice, 27.10.2020)
Drivers of perceived safety: do they differ in contexts where violence and police saturation feel ‘normal’?
Tiffany N. Truong (Criminal Justice and Behavior, 26.10.2020)
Does Psychopathy Influence Juror Decision-Making in Capital Murder Trials? “The Devil is in the (Methodological) Details”
Matthew P J Ashby (Journal of Criminal Justice Education, 26.10.2020)
The Open-Access Availability of Criminological Research to Practitioners and Policy Makers
Gary Zajac (Journal of Crime and Justice, 25.10.2020)
HOPE is a good thing? Probationer perceptions of and experiences with the honest opportunity probation with enforcement demonstration field experiment
Chelsey S. Narvey (Journal of Crime and Justice, 25.10.2020)
The role of negative staff behavior and fairness on perceptions of post-release success among formerly incarcerated juveniles
Kelsey Gushue (Criminal Justice and Behavior, 22.10.2020)
Developmental Offending Patterns: Female Offending Beyond the Reference Category
Cristina Dâmboeanu (European Journal of Criminology, 22.10.2020)
The path to human rights in Romania: Emergent voice(s) of legal mobilization in prisons
Jeffrey Monaghan (Crime, Media, Culture, 22.10.2020)
Performing counter-terrorism: Police newsmaking and the dramaturgy of security