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Bachmann, M., Kinkade, P., & Bachmann, B. (2013). The reversal of punitive justice
policies in the United States? The implementation of specialty courts to fight prison
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Bowen, K.N., Diamond, B., & Burns, R. (2022). An exploratory analysis of harassment
in adult sexual assault cases. Violence and Victims, 37(4), 515-531. https://doi.org/10.1891/VV-2021-0037
Diamond, B., Bowen, K., & Burns, R. (2022). Factors affecting sexual assault case
processing: Filing through sentencing in a large southern county. Journal of Interpersonal
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surrounding criminal trespassing and people experiencing homelessness. Criminal Justice
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Oxford University Press.
Bumgarner, J., Crawford, C., & Burns, R. (2023). Federal Law Enforcement: A Primer
(3rd ed.). Carolina Academic Press.
Burns, R.G. (2022). Criminal Justice: The System in Perspective. Oxford University Press.
Bing, R.L., Abu-Lughod, R., DeShay, R. and Coston, C.T.M. 2022. Trump, race, and the
government’s response to Covid-19. Journal of Forensic Science & Criminal Investigation,15(4).
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Exonerees’ advice to the newly exonerated and future exonerees about life post-release.
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DeShay, R.A., Vasquez, A.,* and Vieraitis, L.M. 2021. “You gotta have a plan so you
won’t get caught”: Managing the Risks of Street Tagging. Deviant Behavior, 42(9),
1112-1129.DOI: 10.1080/01639625.2020.1722339
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at the intersection of race, ethnicity, and gender. Crime & Delinquency, 67(8), 1075-1102.
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Young, B., & Diamond, B. (2024). Babies Having Babies: Incarcerated Adolescent Parents
and Their Emotional Well-Being. Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice, 22(1), 3-21.
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of outcomes in cases involving retained and assigned counsel. Journal of Crime and
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Kinkade, P., Bachmann, M. and Bachmann, B. (2013). “Hacker Woodstock: Observations
on an Off-line Cyber Culture at the Chaos Communication Camp 2011. In T. Holt (Ed.),
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Car Wash Industry and the Fifth Suitability Criterion in Routine Activities Theory.”
The Social Science Journal, doi:10.10/j.soscij.20011.09.005
Nhan, J., Kinkade, P. and R. Burns. (2010) “Finding a Pot of Gold at the End of an
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regulations and mass shootings. International Journal of Police Science and Management.
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differ in their use of social science in criminal procedure decisions. The Social
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lived experiences
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and mental health professionals
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Nhan, J., Bowen, K. N., & Bartula, A. (2020). A comparison of public and private university
of the effects of low-cost streaming services and income on movie piracy. Technology
in Society, 60. doi: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.techsoc.2019.101213
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Young, B.C. & Turanovic, J. (2022). Spatial distance as a barrier to visitation for
incarcerated youth and why families overcome it. Justice Quarterly, 39 (2), 354-378.
Young, B.C., Collier, N., & Brown, S. (2021). An examination of juvenile visitation
policies across all 50 states. Justice Policy Journal, 18(2), 1-24.
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