CrimPapers daily update

Welcome to the CrimPapers daily update for Tuesday 8 September 2026, containing 13 articles from 8 journals.

Prison Journal

The Technological Modernization of the Hungarian Penal System Between 2015 and 2025: From Electronic Remote Monitoring to the Smart Prison by Andras Czebe, Melinda Illes, Andras Gyorgy Payrich, Klara Gurdon-Nagy, Robert Bartko, Krisztina Bencze1department of Criminal Law, Széchenyi István University, Győr, Hungary

Deviant Behavior

Sentiment and Thematic Analysis of Social Media Discourse For Child Trafficking Crimes: Epstein Case Example by Ayten Kaya Kılıç Kerime Bademli Mehmet Kayakuş İlkay Boz A Akdeniz University, Antalya, Türkiyeb Akdeniz University Faculty of Nursing, Antalya, Türkiyec Akdeniz University Manavgat Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Antalya, Türkiyeayten Kaya Kılıç Is Associate Professor in the Manavgat Faculty of Social and Humanitarian Sciences Department of Social Work, Akdeniz University. She Completed Her Ph.d. in Social Work At Selçuk University, Türkiye, Where Her Doctoral Research Focused on Individual With Mental Disorders. Her Primary Research Interests Include Child Neglect and Abuse, Individual and Collective Trauma, Mental Disorders, Caregivers, , Institutional Care.kerime Bademli, Phd, Is A Professor At Akdeniz University, Faculty of Nursing, Department of Psychiatric Nursing, Türkiye. Her Academic and Research Interests Focus Primarily on Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing, Community Mental Health, Recovery-Oriented Mental Health Care, Psychological Resilience, Self-Compassion, Emotion Regulation, and Psychosocial Interventions For Individuals With Mental Health Problems and Their Caregivers. She Has Conducted and Contributed to Research Involving Individuals With Schizophrenia, Caregivers, Psychiatric Nursing Students, and Other Populations Experiencing Psychological and Mental Health Challenges.mehmet Kayakuş Is An Associate Professor in the Department of Management Information Systems At Akdeniz University, Türkiye. He Received His Phd in Computer Engineering From Süleyman Demirel University, Türkiye, in 2018. His Primary Research Interests Include Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Explainable Artificial Intelligence, Data Mining, Text Mining, and Natural Language Processing, With A Particular Focus on Their Applications in Communication Studies, Finance, and Econometrics.İlkay Boz Is A Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Nursing At the Faculty of Nursing, Akdeniz University, Türkiye. She Also Serves As the Director of the Center For Excellence in Teaching and Learning At Akdeniz University. Her Academic Work Focuses on Women’s Health Nursing and Theory-Based Caring Practices. Her Primary Research Interests Include Watson’s Human Caring Theory, Woman-Centred Maternity Care, Caring Relationships, Mutuality, Reproductive Health, Nursing Education, Qualitative Research, and Constructivist Grounded Theory.

Constructing An Elite: Identity and Boundary Work on A Darknet Drug Market by Piotr Siuda Patrycja Hewelt A Kazimierz Wielki University, Bydgoszcz, Polandb Jagiellonian University, Karków, Polandpiotr Siuda, Ph.d., Is An Associate Professor At the Faculty of Cultural Studies, Kazimierz Wielki University in Bydgoszcz, Poland. His Research Spans Internet Studies and Game Studies. He Authored Articles in Numerous Top-Tier Journals, Including Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, International Journal of Drug Policy, and Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy. He Is A Member of the Association of Internet Researchers and the Polish Society For Social Communication. He Is Also An Associate Editor For the Sage Journal of Creative Communications.patrycja Hewelt, Ph.d., Is Employed As An Assistant Professor At the Department of New Media in the Institute of Journalism, Media, and Social Communication At Jagiellonian University. She Holds A Ph.d. in Social Sciences in the Discipline of Social Communication and Media Studies. Her Research Interests Focus Primarily on the Multifaceted Analysis of User Behaviors, Interaction Dynamics, and Communication Strategies Used in the Context of Social Media.

Journal of Criminal Justice Education

Examining Culturally Responsive Faculty Development For Criminologists by Howard Henderson Jasmine Drake Kandace Hurst Denise Brown Adeyemi Doss Emerald Jones Serita Whiting Julian Scott III A Center For Justice Research, Texas Southern University, Houston, Tx, Usab Chemistry, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, La, Usac Administration of Justice, Texas Southern University, Houston, Tx, Usad African American Studies, Texas Southern University, St. Louis, Mo, Usae Department of Social Sciences, Alabama A&m University, Huntsville, Al, Usaf Department of Justice Studies, Prairie View A&m University, Prairie View, Tx, Usahoward Henderson Is A Professor in the Department of Administration of Justice At Texas Southern University and the Founding Director of the Center For Justice Research. His Research Focuses on Criminal Justice Policy, Program Evaluation, Risk-Needs Assessment, Corrections, Police-Community Relations, and Prosecutorial Decision-Making, With An Emphasis on Racial Equity and Justice Reform. His Scholarship Has Appeared in Criminal Justice and Behavior, Race and Justice, Crime & Delinquency, and Victims & Offenders.jasmine Drake Is Interim Associate Dean, Associate Professor, and A Program Coordinator At Texas Southern University Center For Justice Research. Her Research Focuses on Forensic Science, Drug Chemistry, Toxicology, Criminal Justice Policy, Health Disparities, and the Intersection of Science and Justice, With Particular Emphasis on Opioid-Related Harms and Forensic Evidence Analysis. Her Scholarship Has Appeared in Drug Science, Policy and Law, Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities, and Other Peer-Reviewed Outlets, and She Serves As Vice Chair of the Texas Forensic Science Commission.kandace Hurst Is A Senior Instructor in the Department of Chemistry At Louisiana State University. Her Work Focuses on Chemistry Education, Stem Student Success, Curriculum Development, and Laboratory Instruction and Administration. She Is An Award-Winning Educator Recognized For Excellence in Teaching, Mentoring, and Expanding Opportunities For Undergraduate and Graduate Students in the Sciences.denise Brown Is A Postdoctoral Graduate and Adjunct Faculty Member in the Department of Administration of Justice At Texas Southern University. Her Research Focuses on Gun Violence, Justice System Disparities, Forensic Science, and Evidence-Based Approaches to Crime Prevention. Her Scholarly Work Includes Publications in Toxicological Sciences, the Journal of Chromatography B, and Public Scholarship on Violence Prevention and Public Safety.adeyemi Doss Is An Associate Professor of African American Studies At Saint Louis University. He Holds A Ph.d. and M.a. in African American and African Diaspora Studies From Indiana University and A B.a. in Sociology/anthropology From Earlham College, With A Prior Faculty Appointment At Indiana State University. His Scholarship Centers on Critical Visual Ethnography and Black Embodiment. He Is Currently Completing the Flesh Archive, A Hybrid Visual Ethnography Theorizing Tattooing As Counter-Inscription Against the Involuntary Marking of Black Bodies, Drawing on the Work of Hortense Spillers, Saidiya Hartman, and Tina Campt. His Writing Has Appeared in the Journal of Autoethnography and North Meridian Review, and He Is An Associate Producer and Photographer on the Documentary Remembering Mill Creek: When We Were There.emerald Jones Is A Tenure-Track Assistant Professor and Criminal Justice Program Coordinator At Alabama A&m University. Her Research Focuses on Mass Incarceration, Social Injustice, Race and Ethnicity, Policing, and Systemic Inequalities Within the Criminal Justice System, With Particular Attention to the Experiences of Marginalized Communities. She Combines Scholarship and Teaching to Examine the Intersection of Crime, Justice, Race, Gender, and Public Policy, While Preparing Students to Critically Analyze Contemporary Criminal Justice Issues.serita Whiting Is An Assistant Professor in the Department of Justice Studies At Prairie View A&m University and An Adjunct Instructor in the Department of Administration of Justice At Texas Southern University. Her Research Focuses on Juvenile Justice, Criminological Theory, Race and Gender, and the Experiences of Marginalized Populations Within the Criminal and Juvenile Justice Systems. Her Scholarship Has Appeared in Feminist Criminology, Race and Justice, and Journal of Criminal Justice Education.julian Scott III Is An Assistant Professor in the Department of Administration of Justice At Texas Southern University. His Research Focuses on Juvenile Justice, Criminological Theory, Race and Crime, Policing, Gangs, Correctional Systems, and the Social Influences of Popular Culture on Delinquency and Offending Behavior. His Scholarship Has Appeared in the Journal of Criminal Justice and Law Review, Journal of Sociological Research, and the Encyclopedia of Corrections, and He Is Actively Engaged in Community Outreach, Mentorship, and Criminal Justice Policy Initiatives.

Conference Participation As An Emerging High-Impact Practice: Experiences of Community College Criminal Justice Students by Celia Sporer Jody Resko Queensborough Community College, City University of New York, New York, USA

American Journal of Criminal Justice

History of Incarceration and Vision Trajectories in Older Adults

Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology

“The Secret and Mysterious Process of Whistleblowing”: Police Perspectives on Whistleblowing in the UK

Bridging the Silence: A Scoping Review to Facilitate the Development of An Interview Protocol For Minimally Speaking and Nonspeaking Individuals

Howard Journal of Criminal Justice

‘you Wish You Could Do More, But You Just Can't’: the Hidden Harms of Casework With Justice‐involved Women by Kelly Mackenzie, ella Holdsworth, simon Pemberton

Violence Against Women

Recommendations From Aboriginal Community-Controlled Organisations to Mainstream Inquiries on Family Violence: It's Time to Act by Samantha O’donnell, Heather Douglas, Kyllie Cripps

A Forensic Risk Score For Femicide Prevention: Development and Exploratory Application in 103 Medicolegal Cases in Brazil by Teógenes Matias de Souza, André Vilela Komatsu, Kathleen Liedtke Kolb, Luís Gustavo Toledo Zulai

CrimRxiv pre prints

Words of Authority: Evaluating the Impact of Law Enforcement Messaging on A Hacker Forum by Danielle Stibbe, Stijn Ruiter, Asier Moneva

Constructing An Elite: Identity and Boundary Work on A Darknet Drug Market by Piotr Siuda, Patrycja Hewelt

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