CrimPapers daily update
Welcome to the CrimPapers daily update for Thursday 12 December 2024, containing 20 articles from 13 journals.
British Journal of Criminology
First Impressions Last? Lay-Judges’ Assessments of Credible Victimhood
Crime and Delinquency
Callous-Unemotional Traits and Cyber Deviance: An Assessment Using Data From College Students in India by Sung Hwan Joo, Joseph L. Nedelec
A Tale of Two Groups: Criminal Activity Among Cannabis Dispensary Purchasers and Non-Dispensary Purchasers by Nathan Cronin, Wanda E. Leal
International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology
Benefits of Art Therapy in Prison Population With A Diagnosis of Mental Illnes: A Systematic Review by Tamara Hidalgo Isern, Luis Carlos Delgado Pastor, Manuel G. Jiménez Torres
Prison Journal
Skills and Competencies Incompatible With Crime: A Theory of Criminal Lifestyle Change by Glenn D. Walters
Policing and Society
Unmasking Police Accountability: Responses to Australian First Nations Peoples’ Deaths in Police Custody by Anna Corbo Crehan Ruth Delaforce Brett Shipton A Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security, Charles Sturt University, Canberra, Australiab Centre For Law and Justice, Charles Sturt University, Bathurst, Australia
Crime, Media, Culture
“We Cannot Win This Fight If We Don’t Acknowledge Any Such Fight Exists”: Examining Media Coverage of Black Women’s Risk For Intimate Partner Violence by Miltonette Olivia Craig, Daniel Sailofsky
Criminal Justice Review
Book Review: Integrated Offender Management and the Policing of Prolific Offenders By Cram, Frederick by Nurdinah Hijrah, Diny Arista Risandy, Moh. Indra Avin Maulana, Dadang Fernando
Examining Interpersonal Violence in the Context of Boomtowns: A Case Study From the Bakken Oil Fields by Roni Mayzer, Elizabeth Legerski, F. Matt Jones, Dheeshana S Jayasundara
Book Review: My Time Will Come: A Memoir of Crime, Punishment, Hope, and Redemption By Ian, Manuel by Sheethal Mary Varghese, Luke Gerard Christie
Book Review: Know My Name: A Memoir By Chanel Miller by Sarah Lashone Napper
Howard Journal of Criminal Justice
The Same, But Different: the Interactive Effect of Attributes of Judges on Judicial Decision Making and Sentencing Outcomes by Sarah Gansen
International Criminal Justice Review
Book Review: Women Corrections Executives: the Keys to Reaching the Top By Collica-Cox, Kimberly by Sarah Britto
Book Review: Constitutional Law For Criminal Justice By Kanovitz, J. R., Ingram, J. L., and Devine, C. J. by Anisa Jihan Tumiwa, Wahyu Erni Yulianti, Firda Imah Suryani
Book Review: Responsibility on Trial: Liability Standards in International Criminal Law By Liana Georgieva, Minkova by Ninik Zakiyah, Achmad Marzuki Pauwah, Citra Cahyaning, Anna Maria Salamor
Book Review: Outlaw Bikers As Organized Crime By Blokland, A., von Lampe, K., and van Deuren, S. by Burmawi, Delia Zaizafun, Benedikta Wewieta Li Pena, Philippa Philomena Kosho
Victims and Offenders
Trustworthiness, Trust, and Immigrants’ Willingness to Call the Police by Kimberley Bates Elise Sargeant Kristina Murphy A School of Criminology & Criminal Justice, Griffith University, Mount Gravatt, Australiab Griffith Criminology Institute, Griffith University, Mount Gravatt, Australia
Asian Journal of Criminology
The Differential Mediating Effects of Informal and Formal Social Control on the Disorder-Fear Linkage in Rural and Urban Areas of South Korea
International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice
Does Being Guilty Cause Police Avoidance? by Joshua J. Reynolds Victoria Estrada-Reynolds A Psychology Department, University of Scranton, Scranton, Usab Psychology Department, King’s College, Wilkes-Barre, Usajoshua J. Reynolds Is An Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology At the University of Scranton. His Research Interests Include Homicide, Rape, Exploitative and Deceptive Strategies, Self-Control, Juror Decision Making, Police Legitimacy, and the Fourth Amendment, With A Focus on Implementing Innovative Methodological and Analytical Techniques.victoria Estrada-Reynolds Is An Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology and King’s College. Her Research Examines Types of Racial Prejudice, Ironic and Unintended Effects in Prejudice Research, and Evaluating Legal Knowledge and Beliefs.
CrimRxiv pre prints
Threat of Deepfakes to the Criminal Justice System: A Systematic Review by Maria-Paz Sandoval, Maria de Almeida Vau, John Solaas, Luano Rodrigues
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