CrimPapers daily update

Welcome to the CrimPapers daily update for Monday 13 July 2026, containing 53 articles from 27 journals.

Criminology

The Informal Prisoner Justice System: Classification, Identification, and Punishment of Sex Offenders Behind Bars by Luca Berardi, justin E. C. Tetrault, kevin D. Haggerty, sandra Bucerius

Journal of Interpersonal Violence

Single and Multiple Sexual Victimizations, Post-Traumatic Guilt, Shame, and Belief in A Just World by Laurent Bègue, Mary Catlin

Discrimination Experiences and Violent Injury Risk Among Young Adults by Daniel B. Lee, Sara F. Jacoby, Eugenio Weigend Vargas, Patrick M. Carter, Arleen Lopez Cruz, Mucio Kit Delgado, Jason E. Goldstick

Factors Associated With Intimate Partner Violence Perpetration Among A Cross-Sectional Sample of Black Lgbtq Youth by Lolita Moss, Jarron Bowman

Differences Across People Who Have Been Sexually Harmed and Those With A Dual-Role History: An Exploratory and Descriptive Analysis by Wesley Malvini, Karly Daigle, Emily K. Sandoz

Exploring Costa Rican College Students’ Narratives of Bullying Victimization by Sharon Miller, Gary D. Fireman, Amira Wallace

“My Identity Is Distracting”: Lgbtqia2s+ Campus Sexual and Relationship Violence Survivors’ Experiences of Bystander Intervention by L. B. Klein, Caro Cruys, Mariana Nozela Prado, Taylan T. S. Stulting, Mauricio Montes, Tuong T. Nguyen, Ramiro Angelino, Anna L. Rehfeld

Women’s Strategies For Navigating Disclosure of A History of Sexual Trauma With Current Intimate Partners by Kristen P. Mark, Kaylee M. Lukacena, Anna Branstad, Carolyn Litzell

Annihilated Families and the Politics of Mass Graves: Testimonies of Gazan Women After the Loss of Entire Kin Networks by Guido Veronese, Bilal Hamamra, Fayez Mahamid

Intimate Partner Violence and Hiv/sti Prevention Among Transgender and Nonbinary Persons by Erik D. Storholm, Ruby Lucas, Cleo Spencer, Glenn J. Wagner, Ayden I. Scheim, Arjee Restar, Adedotun Ogunbajo, Audren Bambilla, Preslee P. Thorne, Keith J. Horvath

Rape Acknowledgement, Blame Attributions and Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms Among College Students by Kate Walsh, Kelly Cue Davis, Jessalynn Ellis, Amanda K. Gilmore

British Journal of Criminology

Correction To: Trajectories of Offending: An Administrative Data Linkage Study in England and Wales

Journal of Family Violence

Building Resilience Through Emotion Regulation: A Key Strategy For Bouncing Back From Adverse Childhood Experiences

Childhood Maltreatment and Subsequent Adult Reliance on Physical Child Discipline

A Scoping Review of In-Law Abuse

International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology

Multidisciplinary Routine Outcome Monitoring in Forensic Psychiatry: Concordance Between Clinician and Patient Assessment by Sophie Verschueren, Ruben van den Ameele, Inge Jeandarme

Psychology, Crime and Law

The Effect of Time to Report and Severity on Judgments of Victims by Kolin B. Heck Jeremy R. Becker Ruth H. Warner A Department of Psychology, Saint Louis University, St. Louis, Mo, Usab Department of Health Services, Wisconsin Department of Health Services, Madison, Wi, USA

An Integrative Model of Individual Differences and Attitudes on Policy Support: the Psychology of Hardline Penal Policy Preferences in the United States by Emily J. Machado Waleed A. Jami A Department of Psychology, Bridgewater State University, Bridgewater, Ma, Usab Department of Criminal Justice, Bridgewater State University, Bridgewater, Ma, USA

Journal of School Violence

Dynamic Decision-Making: Exploring How School Resource Officers Come to Be Involved in Responding to Student Misbehavior by Andrea N. Montes Emine Ozturk Kay S. Varela Anthony A. Peguero Brooke A. Johnson Sarah Lindstrom Johnson A School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Arizona State University, Phoenix, Az, Usab T. Denny Sanford School of Social and Family Dynamics, Arizona State University, Tempe, Az, Usaandrea N. Montes, Ph.d., Is An Associate Professor At Arizona State University, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice. Her Research Uses Quantitative and Qualitative Methods to Investigate Questions Related to Justice System Practices, Including Factors Contributing to Their Effectiveness, and Where Gaps Exist Between Scholarship and Practice.emine Ozturk, Ph.d., Is An Assistant Research Professor in the Peac Lab in the Sanford School of Family and Social Dynamics At Arizona State University. Her Research Interests Include Educational Inequality, Social and Contextual Factors in Improving Developmental Youth Outcomes, School Climate, Resilience, and Persistence in Stem Education.kay S. Varela Is An Assistant Professor in the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice At Arizona State University. Her Research Focuses on the Ways in Which Race, Class, and Gender Affect Perceptions of and Experiences With Public and Personal Safety.anthony A. Peguero Is A Foundation Professor of Criminology and Sociology At Arizona State University. His Research Interests Involve Youth Inequality and Justice, Socialization and Marginalization, Schools, and the Adaptation of the Children Immigrants.brooke A. Johnson, B.s., Is A Ph.d. Student in the Family and Human Development Program At the School of Social and Family Dynamics At Arizona State University. Her Research Focuses on Improving School Climate, With A Particular Emphasis on the Social and Environmental Influences That Shape Students’ Experiences and Outcomes.lindstrom Johnson Is An Associate Professor in the School of Social and Family Dynamics. Her Research Focuses Broadly on School Climate, With A Specific Interest in School-Based Interventions That Promote Positive Youth Development.

Exploring UK Teachers’ Perceptions and Management of Banter Versus Bullying by Lucy R. Betts Oonagh L. Steer Loren Abell Sarah L. Buglass Martha Boateng Jessica Alborough A Ntu Psychology, Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham, Ukb Anti-Bullying Alliance, National Children’s Bureau, London, Uklucy R. Betts, Phd, Is A Professor of Social Developmental Psychology At Nottingham Trent University Uk. Her Research Interests Are in Social Developmental Psychology, Focusing on Experiences of Cyberbullying, Understanding the Distinction Between Bullying and Banter, Teachers’ Management of Bullying, and Perceptions of Online Risks.oonagh L. Steer, Phd, Is A Senior Lecturer At Nottingham Trent University Uk. Her Research Explores the Fine Line Between Harmful Cyberbullying and Harmless Online Banter and Factors Which May Mediate the Perceived Severity of This Ambiguous Online Behaviour.loren Abell, Phd, Is A Senior Lecturer At Nottingham Trent University Uk. Her Research Explores Research Into Aggression and Banter in Online and Offline Contexts.sarah L. Buglass Is A Principal Lecturer in Psychology At Nottingham Trent University, Uk. Her Research Spans the Domains of Social and Cyber Psychology, Exploring Topics Such As Online Risks and Harms, the Fear of Missing Out and the Use of Ambiguous and Socially Aggressive Communication Behaviours in Online and Offline Contexts. Sarah Also Leads on Scholarly Projects For Ntu Psychology Supporting the Use of Digital Technology Across the Curriculum.martha Boateng Is Director of the Anti-Bullying Alliance. Martha Leads the Work of the Anti-Bullying Alliance, Supporting Its Members in All Aspects of Bullying Prevention and Response Across Policy and External Affairs, Campaigns and Practice Improvement.jessica Alborough Is Education Social Impact Manager At Paralympics Gb. She Was Previously Programme Manager At the Anti-Bullying Alliance.

Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health

Mental Health and Serious Drug Crime: A Case–control Study by Morten Hesse, julie Elizabeth Brummer, freja Ilsing Magnussen, erik Simonsen, thomas Friis Søgaard

Journal of Experimental Criminology

Video‑based Cybersecurity Training and Protection Motivation: Evidence From A Randomized Experiment

Focused Foot Patrols in Harm-Weighted Priority Areas: Evidence From A Randomized Field Experiment in Chile

Legal and Criminological Psychology

Does Childhood Trauma Predict Social Cognition in Male Sexual Offenders? by Mollie O'Riordan, michelle Rydon‐grange

Understanding Culture, Memory and Trauma in Asylum Interviews: A Mixed‐methods Systematic Review and Meta‐analysis by Md Yeasir Yunus, lorraine Hope, tanja S. van Veldhuizen, jonathan Koppel

Punishment and Society

“All We Want Is to Be Near Our Husbands”: How Latina Prison Wives Navigate Social Controls by Elvira de La Torre1department of Sociology, 8790university of California, Riverside, Riverside, Ca, USA

Book Review: Revisiting Justice. the Moral Meaning of Parole By Netanel Dagan by Doris Schartmueller14663california State University Chico, USA

Book Review: Ending Isolation: the Case Against Solitary Confinement By Christopher Blackwell and Deborah Zalesnse With Kwaneta Harris and Terry Kupers by Justin D Strong8041university of Arizona, Tucson, USA

Crime, Law and Social Change

Book Review: Evaluating Anti-Trafficking Interventions: Critical Reflections and Lessons From the Field. Edited By Ella Cockbain, Aiden Sidebottom and Sheldon X. Zhang

Criminal Justice Policy Review

What Is and Is Not Known About Volunteer Policing Across Europe? Comparative Perspectives on Volunteer Police Roles and Practice by Oldřich Krulík, Iain Britton, Ross Wolf, László Christián, Pál Kardos, Matthew Callender, Marvin (ben) Haiman

Deviant Behavior

All I See Is Darkness: Drug Risk Environments, Alcohol, and Musicians, A Qualitative Case Study of Guns N’ Roses 1991–1997 by Myles Balfe Department of Sociology, Ucc, Cork, Irleandmyles Balfe Is A Senior Lecturer in Medical Sociology, Based in Ucc, Ireland.

Journal of Investigative Psychology and Offender Profiling

Borderline Personality Disorder: the Impact on the Person‐centred Approach to Commercial Forensic Interviewing by La‐rochelle Vorster, constant Laubscher van Graan, ankebé Kruger

Crime, Media, Culture

Book Review: Ison, J., Queer and Animal Provocations: Homonormativity, Animal Exploitation and Sexual Violence by Allyn Walker

American Journal of Criminal Justice

Mental Health and Police Calls For Service: A Comparison of Assessments By Police Dispatchers, Police Officers, and Mental Health Clinicians

Social and Legal Studies

On Civil Order in Happy Valley Criminal Justice and the Vindicatory Complex by Alan Norrie1professor of Law, 2707warwick Law School, Coventry, UK

Critical Criminology

Pathways to Abolition: the Colonial Legacy of the Death Penalty in Sub-Saharan Africa

Echoes of Empire: Beggary Legislation in Independent India

Punishment in Postcolonial India: Colonial Continuities in Neoliberal Carcerality

Colonialism and Penality: An Introduction

War and the Politics of Denial: Israel As A “Special Case”?

Criminal Justice Review

Book Review: Illegality and the Production of Affluence: Undocumented Labor and Gentrification in Rural America By Nelson, L. by Bruno Truzzi28132pontifical Catholic University of Campinas (puc-Campinas), Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil.

Book Review: Robed Representatives: How Black Judges Advocate in American Courts By Davis, T. M. by Angelo Kevin Brown7598arkansas State University, Jonesboro, Ar, USA

Howard Journal of Criminal Justice

‘a Very Considerable Innovation’: the Introduction of Ancillary Workers to the Probation Service in England and Wales, 1968–1979 by Emily Rose Hay, jane Dominey, gwen Robinson

Journal of Crime and Justice

Public Support For Restitution Reform: Insights From A Vignette Study by Leslie Paik Daniel Coven A Sanford School of Social and Family Dynamics, Arizona State University, Tempe, Az, Usab Biostatistics Consultation Core, Arizona State University, Tempe, Az, Usaleslie Paik Is A Professor of Sociology At Arizona State University. Her Research Interests Include Juvenile Justice, Law and Society, and Monetary Sanctions.daniel Coven Is A Biostatistician With Arizona State University’s Biostatistics Consultation Core. His Work Centers on Applied Statistical Collaboration, Particularly in Social Science Research.

Critical Studies on Terrorism

Where the Far-Right Is Not: Critical Terrorism Studies and the Epistemological Limits of Far-Right Extremism in Non-Western Contexts by Joshua Akintayo Politics and International Relations, University of Kent, UK

Victims and Offenders

Reducing Custodial Violence: the Development and Validation of Two Risk Assessment Instruments That Predict the Perpetrators and Victims of Interpersonal Violence in Jail by Ryan M. Labrecque Center For Justice Systems Research, Rti International, Durham, North Carolina, USA

Incarceration

Geriatric Carcerality: the Prison and the Aging Crisis by James Gacek, Amin Asfari16846university of Regina, Canada

CrimRxiv pre prints

Factors Leading to the Most Time Served For A Case Ending in Exoneration by Karin Leverett

Introducing Sharing Information to Stop Mass Shootings (sisms): A Short Report on A Behavioral and Event-Level Dataset For the Study of Mass Public Shootings by Jaclyn Schildkraut, Emily A. Greene-Colozzi, M. Hunter Martaindale

School Discipline Disparities Increase When Neighborhood Black Population Changes by Jennifer Candipan, Chantal A. Hailey

No Law For Hate: the Case For Expanding Pennsylvania’s Ethnic Intimidation Statute by Philadelphia District Attorney's Office, Data Lab

Behavioral Sciences of Terrorism and Political Aggression

The Limits of Instinct in Countering Violent Extremism Counseling: A Theoretical Discussion on the Development of Professional Intuition by Daniel Koehler Applied Research Division, Competence Centre Against Extremism in Baden-Wuerttemberg, Stuttgart, Germanydaniel Koehler Is the Head of Research At the Competence Centre Against Extremism in Baden-Wuerttemberg.

Vectors of Evolutionary Change: A Transdisciplinary Model For Analysing Evolving Terrorist Organizations by Domenico Galimi Department of Law and Criminology, Royal Holloway, University of London, Egham, Ukdomenico Galimi Is A Postdoctoral Research Assistant. His Research Explores the Intersections of Crime and Terrorism, and He Is Interested in Transdisciplinary Approaches Combining Social and Natural Sciences.

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