Many survivors of minor sex trafficking have contact with emergency medicine providers during their exploitation. Trafficking survivors often arrive in emergency medicine settings with complex trauma histories, which can impact their decision-making about how and whether to ...

Volitional impairment is central to the civil commitment of sexually violent persons (SVPs), yet little is known about how forensic professionals define and assess this construct. This study surveyed 29 experienced SVP evaluators (mean experience > 20 years) to examine their ...

This article explores the UK’s anti-money laundering (AML) regime using social network analysis to examine the structural and relational dynamics of organisations engaged in policy, enforcement and supervision. It identifies two distinct but interrelated dimensions: strategic ...

This Program and Practice article provides a comprehensive overview of a university-school mentoring program specifically designed to address the school-to-prison pipeline by supporting youth in a disciplinary alternative school setting. The purpose of this article is to ...

This is a podcast based on the article, "The Network Architecture of Anti-money Laundering: Strategic and Tactical (Dis)Connections in the UK’s Policy, Supervision, and Enforcement Landscape" (available at https://doi.org/10.21428/cb6ab371.78d26dce). We create "crimversations" with the AI tool Google NotebookLM. While we strive for accuracy, a conversation may not perfectly reflect the original article, a limitation common to both AI-generated and human-led content. For definitive information, please refer directly to the article.

Surveys using college student samples are a common source of data for social sciences because of cost and easy availability of subjects. Recently, online opt-in surveys have become a popular source of data because they are relatively inexpensive and data collection can be ...

Restorative justice has been embraced in criminal justice policies and discourses in a wide range of jurisdictions as the centring of victims’ voices in policy and practice. This is often articulated as listening to the lived experience of victim-survivors. The purpose of ...

This is a podcast based on the article, "Police Staffing Shortages, Public Awareness, and Policy Preferences" (available at https://doi.org/10.21428/cb6ab371.b2acdc78). We create "crimversations" with the AI tool Google NotebookLM. While we strive for accuracy, a conversation may not perfectly reflect the original article, a limitation common to both AI-generated and human-led podcasts. For definitive information, please refer directly to the article. Stay tuned for the launch of our new sites, https://crimconsortium.com and https://crimhub.com.

Illicit anabolic–androgenic steroid (AAS) use poses physical and psychosocial risks. These issues are exacerbated by inadequate public health responses and well-meaning yet inadequately trained health workers. This study presents the development of a collaboratively designed ...

The diffusion of innovations in policing has often been hindered by barriers to implementation and officer acceptance, which can derail an innovation regardless of its validity or effectiveness. Implementation Science (IS) is a useful lens for addressing such concerns because ...

This is a podcast based on the article, "Does automated feedback impact the acceptability of AI-generated police body worn camera review? An implementation science natural experiment" (available at https://doi.org/10.21428/cb6ab371.844981c9). We create "crimversations" with the AI tool Google NotebookLM. While we strive for accuracy, a conversation may not perfectly reflect the original article, a limitation common to both AI-generated and human-led content. For definitive information, please refer directly to the article.

This is a podcast based on the article, "Criminal Justice Related Podcasts & Podcast Episodes: A Random (and Incomplete) List" (available at https://doi.org/10.21428/cb6ab371.ecbab938). We create "crimversations" with the AI tool Google NotebookLM. While we strive for accuracy, a conversation may not perfectly reflect the original article, a limitation common to both AI-generated and human-led podcasts. For definitive information, please refer directly to the article. Stay tuned for the launch of our new sites, https://crimconsortium.com and https://crimhub.com.

This is a podcast based on the article, "A Criminology of Machines" (available at https://doi.org/10.21428/cb6ab371.e3354ce1). We create "crimversations" with the AI tool Google NotebookLM. While we strive for accuracy, a conversation may not perfectly reflect the original article, a limitation common to both AI-generated and human-led podcasts. For definitive information, please refer directly to the article. Stay tuned for the launch of our new sites, https://crimconsortium.com and https://crimhub.com.

Objectives: This study examines whether coding body-worn camera footage affects perceptions of use of force reasonableness approximated by Graham-factor inspired measures. Methods: The present work makes use of a randomized experiment with 24 university students assigned to...

A large body of literature shows that address-level crime differences are shaped by the actions of place managers such as landlords and business operators. While past research has proposed the "ORCA" (organizing space, regulating conduct, controlling access, and acquiring...

This paper examines how practitioner identity and workplace culture influence the implementation of the Child First approach within Youth Justice Services in England and Wales. Drawing on qualitative data from 27 practitioner surveys and 11 semi-structured interviews, the...

We examine whether and how short-term changes in online and offline activities – in particular unstructured socialising - relate to changes in online (cyber-dependent, cyber-enabled) and offline offending. We analyse two-wave longitudinal data from 725 Dutch students in ...

Why do some men sexually assault women? Can their behaviour be explained exclusively through reference to inadequate understandings of consent? Or are more complexly gendered power dynamics in play? In this article I reflect on the narrative accounts provided to me over the ...

Femicide—the gender-motivated killing of women—remains an urgent public health and human rights crisis in Latin America. In Mexico, legal reforms have established formal mechanisms for prevention and response, yet implementation remains fragmented, particularly in regions ...

This is a podcast based on the article, "Is consent as simple as tea? Psychosocial reflections on men’s accounts of sexual violence perpetration" (available at https://doi.org/10.21428/cb6ab371.73b30e50). We create "crimversations" with the AI tool Google NotebookLM. While we strive for accuracy, a conversation may not perfectly reflect the original article, a limitation common to both AI-generated and human-led podcasts. For definitive information, please refer directly to the article.

Gunshot detection technology (“GDT”) is proliferating across law enforcement agencies, yet little is known about public support of GDT and whether various messages about GDT can sway public support. The present study reports findings from a pre-registered survey experiment ...

Thinking about the future in a clear and detailed way is critical to daily life, generating meaning, motivation, and well-being overall. In depression and suicidal ideation (SI), executive functioning deficits can make future-oriented thinking (FT) particularly effortful. ...

This new volume of Bentham’s philosophical writings deals with his most fundamental ideas concerning logic, language, ethics, and grammar. It includes four major essays written between 1814 and 1816, namely ‘Essay on Logic’, ‘Essay on Ethics’, ‘Didacologia’, and ‘Universal ...