Journal of Crime and Justice, Volume 45, Issue 5 (2022)

Browse this journal
Sample our Law journals, sign in here to start your FREE access for 14 days

Journal of Crime and Justice, Volume 45, Issue 5 (2022)

See all volumes and issues
Vol 47, 2024 Vol 46, 2023 Volume 45, 2022 Vol 44, 2021 Vol 43, 2020 Vol 42, 2019 Vol 41, 2018 Vol 40, 2017 Vol 39, 2016 Vol 38, 2015 Vol 37, 2014 Vol 36, 2013 Vol 35, 2012 Vol 34, 2011 Vol 33, 2010 Vol 32, 2009 Vol 31, 2008 Vol 30, 2007 Vol 29, 2006 Vol 28, 2005 Vol 27, 2004 Vol 26, 2003 Vol 25, 2002 Vol 24, 2001 Vol 23, 2000 Vol 22, 1999 Vol 21, 1998 Vol 20, 1997 Vol 19, 1996 Vol 18, 1995 Vol 17, 1994 Vol 16, 1993 Vol 15, 1992 Vol 14, 1991 Vol 13, 1990 Vol 12, 1989 Vol 11, 1988 Vol 10, 1987 Vol 9, 1986 Vol 8, 1985 Vol 7, 1984
Download citations Download PDFs Download issue

Articles

Article
De-policing as a result of public scrutiny: examining officers’ perceptions of negative media attention and willingness to engage in self-initiated activity
Jacinta M. Gau, Eugene A. Paoline III & Nicholas D. Paul
Pages: 539-551
Published online: 08 Feb 2022
AbstractforDe-policing as a result of public scrutiny: examining officers’ perceptions of negative media attention and willingness to engage in self-initiated activity | Full Text | References | PDF (306.5 KB) | EPUB
  • 1232 Views
  • 4 CrossRef citations
  • 0Altmetric
Article
Mental health programming for law enforcement: a first look at trends and perceptions of effectiveness
Heidi S. Bonner & Allison Crowe
Pages: 552-566
Published online: 06 Mar 2022
AbstractforMental health programming for law enforcement: a first look at trends and perceptions of effectiveness | Full Text | References | PDF (308.7 KB) | EPUB
  • 1412 Views
  • 0 CrossRef citations
  • 0Altmetric
Free Access
Article
Deconstructing neighborhood effects across aggravated, domestic, and simple assault
Lyndsay N. Boggess, Alyssa W. Chamberlain & Lexi Gill
Pages: 567-587
Published online: 06 Mar 2022
AbstractforDeconstructing neighborhood effects across aggravated, domestic, and simple assault | Full Text | References | PDF (1.3 MB) | EPUB
  • 413 Views
  • 0 CrossRef citations
  • 0Altmetric
Article
Understanding the role of unstructured socializing with peers and peer delinquency as mediators in the relationship of parental monitoring and delinquency
Robert Archer, Melinda Jackson-Jefferson, Mehmet Celebi & Tina Granger
Pages: 588-608
Published online: 28 Feb 2022
AbstractforUnderstanding the role of unstructured socializing with peers and peer delinquency as mediators in the relationship of parental monitoring and delinquency | Full Text | References | PDF (806 KB) | EPUB
  • 392 Views
  • 1 CrossRef citations
  • 0Altmetric
Article
Innovative data in communities and crime research: an example at the intersection of racial segregation, neighborhood permeability, and crime
Casey T. Harris, Grant Drawve, Shaun Thomas, Jyotishka Datta & Hannah Steinman
Pages: 609-626
Published online: 28 Feb 2022
AbstractforInnovative data in communities and crime research: an example at the intersection of racial segregation, neighborhood permeability, and crime | Full Text | References | PDF (414.2 KB) | EPUB
  • 370 Views
  • 0 CrossRef citations
  • 0Altmetric
Article
Initial lessons learned during a remote drug court evaluation during the COVID-19 pandemic
Elizabeth Hartsell & Jodi Lane
Pages: 627-645
Published online: 06 Mar 2022
AbstractforInitial lessons learned during a remote drug court evaluation during the COVID-19 pandemic | Full Text | References | PDF (324.4 KB) | EPUB
  • 289 Views
  • 3 CrossRef citations
  • 0Altmetric
Article
Neighborhood matters: the impact of community context on the cumulative case processing of firearm offenses
Joshua H. Williams, Mica Deckard & Richard Rosenfeld
Pages: 646-661
Published online: 27 Jan 2022
AbstractforNeighborhood matters: the impact of community context on the cumulative case processing of firearm offenses | Full Text | References | PDF (746 KB) | EPUB
  • 172 Views
  • 0 CrossRef citations
  • 0Altmetric
Article
The influence of lawbreaking animal rights activists on their family members: the familial-ideological spin model
Tali Inbar-Frohlich, Natti Ronel & Moshe Bensimon
Pages: 662-682
Published online: 25 Jan 2022
AbstractforThe influence of lawbreaking animal rights activists on their family members: the familial-ideological spin model | Full Text | References | PDF (347.5 KB) | EPUB
  • 123 Views
  • 0 CrossRef citations
  • 0Altmetric

Explore articles

Explore the most recently published articles

Hot spot stability and change during the COVID-19 pandemic
Roderick L. Pearson Jr.
Article | Published online: 23 Jul 2024
Families and the legal socialization process: the impact of symbiotic harms
Lauren A. Morgan et al.
Article | Published online: 18 Jul 2024
Hyperpersonal feedback and online romance fraud: an empirical examination
Fangzhou Wang et al.
Article | Published online: 12 Jul 2024
Does proximity to service providers impact punitivity in stop outcomes for individuals experiencing homelessness?
Katharine L. Brown et al.
Article | Published online: 11 Jul 2024
View all latest articles