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Ethical orientations and criminal justice: The effects of academic major and gender

Bryan Byers Ball State University
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William G. Powers Texas Christian University
Pages 163-179 | Published online: 20 Aug 2006

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David A. Mackey & Kristine Levan. (2019) Moral Dilemmas and Worst-Case Scenarios: Using Post-Apocalyptic Fiction to Teach Criminal Justice Ethics. Journal of Criminal Justice Education 30:3, pages 319-332.
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HaydenP. Smith, Benjamin Meade & BarbaraA. Koons‐Witt. (2009) The Utility of the Correctional Tour: Student Perceptions and the Propensity for Academic Growth. Journal of Criminal Justice Education 20:3, pages 292-311.
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EricG. Lambert, NancyL. Hogan, Bradene Moore, Morris Jenkins, Shanhe Jiang & Alan Clarke. (2008) The death penalty attitudes of criminal justice students: are they different from other students?. Criminal Justice Studies 21:2, pages 193-212.
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JonL. Proctor. (2006) Academic Achievement and Statistical Knowledge: A Comparison of Criminal Justice and Noncriminal Justice Majors. Journal of Criminal Justice Education 17:1, pages 143-161.
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Michael W. Smith , Michael E. Dupre & David A. Mackey. (2005) Deterring research paper plagiarism with technology: Establishing a department-level electronic research paper database with e-mail. Journal of Criminal Justice Education 16:1, pages 193-204.
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Eric Lambert & Alan Clarke. (2004) Crime, capital punishment, and knowledge: are criminal justice majors better informed than other majors about crime and capital punishment?. The Social Science Journal 41:1, pages 53-66.
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Manfred F. Meine, Charles A. Watson & C. W. Cowles. (2000) Ethics Training in Local Police Agencies: The Virginia Example. Public Integrity 2:1, pages 75-83.
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Jeffrey R. Wilson. (2014) Shakespeare and criminology. Crime, Media, Culture: An International Journal 10:2, pages 97-114.
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Lydia Segal, Lior Gideon & M. R. Haberfeld. (2011) Comparing the Ethical Attitudes of Business and Criminal Justice Students. Social Science Quarterly 92:4, pages 1021-1043.
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Dennis W. Catlin, Carlos E. Posadas, Lisa J. Bond-Maupin & James R. Maupin. (2011) The Impact of Juvenile Court Judge Ethical Orientation on Decision Making. Juvenile and Family Court Journal 62:2, pages 53-61.
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M. Kevin Gray & Kelly L. Brown. (2009) Drinking and drug use by college students: Comparing criminal justice majors and non-majors. Journal of Criminal Justice 37:3, pages 234-240.
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Dennis W. Catlin & James R. Maupin. (2004) A two cohort study of the ethical orientations of state police officers. Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies & Management 27:3, pages 289-301.
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Eric G. Lambert & Nancy Lynne Hogan. (2004) Academic dishonesty among criminal justice majors: A research note. American Journal of Criminal Justice 29:1, pages 1-20.
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Beth Bjerregaard & Vivian B. Lord. (2016) An Examination of the Ethical and Value Orientation of Criminal Justice Students. Police Quarterly 7:2, pages 262-284.
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Dennis W Catlin & James R Maupin. (2002) Ethical orientations of state police recruits and one-year experienced officers. Journal of Criminal Justice 30:6, pages 491-498.
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