Tuesday, October 31

MEETING

SESSION 001: CAMPBELL CRIME AND JUSTICE GROUP MEETING Tuesday, October 31 - 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Convention Center, 308A

SESSION 002: ASC TRAINING SEMINAR: DATA MINING FROM A REGRESSION PERSPECTIVE Tuesday, October 31 - 9:00 am to 12:00 pm Convention Center, 150C

Chair: Richard Berk, University of Pennsylvania

Data Mining From A Regression Perspective Richard Berk, University of Pennsylvania

SESSION 003: ASC TRAINING SEMINAR: BEYOND OLS Tuesday, October 31 - 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm Convention Center, 150C

Chair: David McDowall, University at Albany

Beyond OLS: An Introduction to Generalized Linear Models David McDowall, University at Albany

MEETING

SESSION 004: ACADEMY OF EXPERIMENTAL CRIMINOLOGY BOARD MEETING Tuesday, October 31 - 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm Convention Center, 308B

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SESSION 005: ASC EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING Tuesday, October 31 - 3:00 pm to 7:00 pmBiltmore Hotel, Millennium Boardroom

SESSION 006: FEMINIST CRIMINOLOGY IN THEORY AND ACTION (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON WOMEN AND CRIME) Tuesday, October 31 - 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm Convention Center, 308A

Chairs: Mona J.E. Danner, Old Dominion University Nancy A. Wonders, Northern Arizona University

SESSION 007: ASC EXECUTIVE BOARD DINNER Tuesday, October 31 - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Biltmore Hotel, Athenian Room

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 008: TESTING GENERAL STRAIN THEORY: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 401

Chair: Wan-Ning Bao, Indiana University - Purdue University

The Relationship between Crime and "Objective" Versus "Subjective" Strains Giacinto Froggio, Istituto "Progetto Uomo" Robert Agnew, Emory University

Comprehensive Test of General Strain Theory: Strains, Situational Based Emotions, Trait Based Emotions and Delinquency Byongook Moon, University of Alaska Fairbanks Merry Morash, Michigan State University Hye Won Hwang, Cheongju University

Chronic Strains, Social Control, Social Learning, and Delinquency: A Test of Mediating Mechanisms Wan-Ning Bao, Indiana University - Purdue University Ain Haas, Indiana University - Purdue University Xiaojin Chen, Tulane University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 009: CAMPBELL COLLABORATION CRIME AND JUSTICE COORDINATING GROUP MINI-SERIES PANEL ONE Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 403B

Chair: David B. Wilson, George Mason University

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The effectiveness of incarceration-based drug treatment in reducing recidivism Ojmarrh Mitchell, University of Cincinnati David B. Wilson, George Mason University Doris Layton MacKenzie, University of Maryland at College Park

Police-led drug law enforcement: A meta-analytic review Lorraine Green Mazerolle, Griffith University Sacha Rombouts, Griffith University David Soole, Griffith University

The effects of custodial vs. non-custodial sentences on re-offending: A systematic review of the state of knowledge Patrice Villettaz, University of Lausanne, Ecole des sciences criminelles martin killias, University of Lausanne Isabel Zoder, University of Lausanne

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 010: CRIMES OF THE STATE: MOVING BEYOND THE UNITED STATES (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 406A

Chair: Ronald Kramer, Western Michigan University

Gold, Diamonds, and Blood: Crimes Against Humanity in the Democratic Republic of Congo Christopher Mullins, University of Northern Iowa Dawn L. Rothe, University of Northern Iowa Alphonse Muhare, University of Northern Iowa

The Forgotten Ones: Darfur Dawn L. Rothe, University of Northern Iowa Christopher Mullins, University of Northern Iowa Stephen L. Muzzatti, Ryerson University

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Execution for Body Parts: A Case of State Emily Lenning, Western Michigan University

Rights, Women and the State of Pakistan Sara Brightman, Western Michigan University

Discussant: Jeffrey Ian Ross, University of Baltimore

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 011: SCHOOL VIOLENCE, VICTIMISATION AND DELINQUENCY IN THE CARIBBEAN (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 502B

Chair: Ramesh Deosaran, The University of the West Indies

Parental and Teacher Responses to School Delinquency: A "Jungle" at Home? Ramesh Deosaran, The University of the West Indies

Social Capital, Civic Attitudes and School Delinquency: The Social Psychological Connection Ian Kevin Ramdhanie, The University of the West Indies

School Victimisation and Bullying in the Caribbean Vidya Lall, The University of the West Indies

Discussant: Christopher Howard Birkbeck, University of Salford - UK

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 012: HIGHER EDUCATION, INCARCERATION AND REENTRY Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 506

Chair: Anna Crayton, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Participants Douglas Thompkins, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Anna Crayton, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Angela Navarro, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Lori Pompa, Temple University

The College Initiative: Benefits and Barriers to Program Participation Anna Crayton, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Offender Educational Opportunities and Employment upon Release: What Matters Social Capital or Human Capital? Douglas Thompkins, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Jennifer Jensen, Rutgers University

New Jersey's analysis of the effect of GED attainment on inmate recidivism Kristen M. Zgoba, New Jersey Department of Corrections

SESSION 013: WHITE-COLLAR AND WORKPLACE CRIMES Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 308A

Chair: Mark Motivans, Bureau of Justice Statistics

Between Guilt and Innocence: Settlement of Cases through Deferred Prosecution Agreements Richard Steven Gruner, U.C., Irvine, Department of Criminal., Law, and Society

Errors and Misconducts in Crime Labs Hasan Buker, Washington State University

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The Effect of Co-Defendants On Sentences Imposed in Federal White-Collar Cases Mark Motivans, Bureau of Justice Statistics

Using General Strain Theory in Examining Specific Criminal Behavior in a Retail Setting Michael Baglivio, University of Florida Andrea Schoepfer, University of Florida

SESSION 014: CRIME COVERAGE IN THE MEDIA Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 402A

Chair: Aurora Wallace, New York University

Crime Coverage, Place and Real Estate Aurora Wallace, New York University

The Dope on Discourse: Media Analysis of Doping at the 2006 Torino Winter Olympics. Ophir Sefiha, Doctoral Student, Arizona State University

SESSION 015: HOT TOPICS IN CRIME AND THE MEDIA Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 402B

Chair: Glenn Walter Muschert, Miami University

Celebreality: The Perpetuation of Celebrity Stalking in Western Society Kirsten Christiansen, CUNY, The Graduate Center & John Jay College of Criminal Justice Meredith Dank, CUNY, The Graduate Center & John Jay College of Criminal Justice Meredith L. Patten, CUNY, The Graduate Center & John Jay College of Criminal Justice Amanda Wu, CUNY, The Graduate Center & John Jay College of Criminal Justice

School Violence: A Moral Panic Leigh Anne Deana Tait, School of Criminology, Simon Fraser University

The Cultural Legacy of the O. J. Simpson Trial David Giacopassi, The University of Memphis Wayne J. Pitts, University of Memphis K.B. Turner, The University of Memphis

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The Youth Superpredator Crime Myth and the Columbine Shooting Victims Glenn Walter Muschert, Miami University

SESSION 016: NEIGHBORHOODS, ROUTINE ACTIVITY, AND CRIMINAL OPPORTUNITY Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 403A

Chair: Jeffrey A. Walsh, Illinois State University

A Longitudinal Analysis of the Impact of Neighborhood Gentrification as a Mediating Influence on Local Motor Vehicle Theft Rates 1990-2001 Jeffrey A. Walsh, Illinois State University

An Analysis of Criminal Offenders' Target Selections Using Spatial Statistics George Kikuchi, Purdue University

Impulsivity and Neighborhood Context: Investigating the Person-Context Nexus. Greg Zimmerman, University at Albany

The Residential Environment & Burglary Arrests R. Timothy Coupe, University of Cambridge Laurence Blake, University of Birmingham

SESSION 017: ISSUES IN QUALITATIVE RESEARCH Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 404A

Chair: Andrea M. Leverentz, University of Chicago

Analysis of Narrative Data as a Model for Combining Qualitative and Quantitative Research Approaches Angela Taylor, N. D. R. I., Inc.

The Qualitative Method as a Tool in Terrorism Research Vincent Joseph Hoffman, Michigan State University, School of Criminal Justice Joseph Gregory Deleeuw, Michigan State University, School of Criminal Justice

"State Sex Offender Public Notification Requirements: Easy to Extreme" Jeffrey Alan Klingfuss, State of Mississippi Attorney General's Office

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Reintroducing the Other: Moving from Contact to Friend and Back Michael S. Kinney, University of South Florida

SESSION 018: MEASURMENT THEORY AND MEASUREMENT APPLIED Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 404B

Chair: Lior Gideon, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Do Dead People Speak Different Languages: A Comparative Approach to the Social Construction of Violent Death Melanie-Angela Neuilly, Rutgers University

Perceptions of Crime and Disorder: Confirmatory Factor Analysis across Rural and Urban Samples Jacinta M. M. Gau, Washington State University

The Application of Esbensen et. al's (2001) Gang Classification Scheme to Youthful Adult Offenders Sean P. Varano, Northeastern University

SESSION 019: CRIME AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN SOUTHERN AFRICA AND BEYOND (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 405

Chair: Anne L. Rychner, St. Cloud State University

Natural Resource Theft in Southern Africa Greg Warchol, Northern Michigan University

The Nature of Violent Crime in Apartheid South Africa Mohammad Salahuddin, Indiana University

Women and the Criminal Justice System in Tanzania Anne L. Rychner, St. Cloud State University

An Analysis of Personality Traits of Individuals Exhibiting Social Deviance in a Non- Western World Setting Oktay Koc, Kocaeli University, Turkiye Irfan Demir, Sam Houston State University

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SESSION 020: DELINQUENCY ACROSS DIFFERENT CONTEXTS Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 406B

Chair: Tiffanie Renee Gray, Indiana University

Did the Civil Rights Movement Impact the Delinquency Rates of African-American Youth? Tiffanie Renee Gray, Indiana University

Extracurricular Activities and their Effects on Delinquency Rates in Rural and Urban Areas Shelly McGrath, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale

Risk Factors in Juvenile Recidivism in South Korea Seok-jin Jeong, Michigan State University

Runaway Youth, Pathways to Delinquency: A Social Learning Perspective Deborah L. Johnson, University of Missouri - Kansas City

SESSION 021: THE CONTENT AND DIRECTION OF RECENT JUVENILE JUSTICE LAWS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 407

Chair: Kristy N Matsuda, University of California, Irvine

From "Youth" to "Adult": The Meaning and Effect of California's Correctional Orientation Toward Youthful Offenders Kristy N Matsuda, University of California, Irvine

How has the Revised Juvenile Law in 2000 functioned in Japan? Minoru Yokoyama, Kokugakuin University

Immigration Effects on Hispanic Juvenile Incarceration Orlando Rodriguez, Fordham University

Juvenile Station Adjustments: Effects of Formalized Policy on Police Practices and Recidivism Kate Hellenga, San Francisco State University Noriel E. Lim, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

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The Juvenile Justice System in Ghana: An Overview Robert Kwame Ameh, University of New Brunswick

SESSION 022: BIOLOGY, BRAINS AND CRIME Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 408A

Chair: Bridgett L Augustino, UMD College Park/Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation/Vanderbilt University

Biological Predispositions to Crime: A Review of the State of the Literature and Future Recommendations Bridgett L Augustino, UMD College Park/Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation/Vanderbilt University

Does the Framework of the Mind Create Criminals More Than Other Genetic Makeups? Tiffani Rose Wade, ASU Alma Zarate, ASU

Genetic and Environmental Contributors to Associating with Delinquent Peers: Evidence of a Gene X Environment Correlation Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University John Paul Wright, University of Cincinnati Matt DeLisi, Iowa State University

SESSION 023: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: FOCUS ON MINORITIES AND THE ELDERLY Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 408B

Chair: Lillian Collado, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

An Exploration of the Cycle of Dating Violence Among Adolescent, Latino Youth Alisa Smith, University of Tampa G. Jeffrey Klepfer, University of Tampa

Risk of Death for Latina/Hispanic Women Experiencing Intimate Partner Violence Carolyn Rebecca Block, IL Criminal Justice Information Authority Eva Hernandez-Thomas, What do we do if people don't have an affiliation? Sara Naureckas, Erie Family Health Centers

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The Effects of Acculturation on Intimate Partner Violence among Hispanics and Non- Hispanic Immigrants Lillian Collado, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Chitra Raghavan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

The Impact of Victim-Offender Relationships in the Domestic Violence Incidents Against Older Adults by their Children and Partners Jihyon Kang, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

SESSION 024: OFFICIAL RESPONSES TO SEXUAL ASSAULT REPORTS Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 409A

Chair: Christine S. Sellers, University of South Florida

Rape Advocates' Perceptions of Police Revictimization of Rape Victims: "Very Direct and not very calming" Shana L. Maier, Widener University

Sexual Assault Victims and the Criminal Justice System Heather C. Melton, University of Utah

The Sexual Stratification Hypothesis Revisited: Testing Assumptions About Simple Versus Aggravated Rape Katharine Mary Tellis, University of Nebraska Omaha Cassia Spohn, Arizona State University

SESSION 025: A GLOBAL EXAMINATION OF INTIMATE PARTNER ABUSE (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 409B

Chair: Hoan N. Bui, University of Tennessee - Knoxville

Battery in Brazil Kristin Marie Tennyson, University of Florida Karen F. Parker, University of Florida Angela R. Gover, University of Colorado

Domestic Violence among Foreign-born Wives in Korea Suyeon Park, Michigan State University

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Wife Abuse in Tajikistan: Measuring the Prevalence and Confronting Institutional and Cultural Barriers Robin Nancy Haarr, Eastern Kentucky University Andrea Burniske, Social Development Group

Women and Domestic Violence in Turkey: The Institutional and Legal Changes Arif Akgul, Turkish Institute for Police Studies / Washington State University Faith E. Lutze, Washington State University

SESSION 026: THE COMPLEX AND GENDERED NATURE OF PROBLEM BEHAVIORS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 410

Chair: Sarah Cook, Washington State University

Innocence Lost: Examining Factors Relating to Victimization, Delinquency and Mental Health Outcomes Among Female Urban Adolescents Zina T. McGee, Hampton University Ebone Joseph, Regent University Corinne Jackson, Hampton University

Romeo or Juliet?: Gender differences in social disorganization effects on female and male suicide and homicide patterns Sarah Cook, Washington State University Jennifer Schwartz, Washington State University

The Criminality of Women Heroin Users in China Huan NA Gao, Rutgers University

Studying female injecting drug users 'up close'. Considering gender and culture in the research process. Catrin Smith, University of Chester

SESSION 027: BEYOND BLACK AND WHITE: RACIAL/ETHNIC DIFFERENCES IN CRIME AND ARRESTS (CO-SPONOSRED BY THE DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME AND THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 501A

Chair: Erin Christina Lane, University of Florida 79 Wednesday, November 1

Drugs and Communities: Assessing the Differential Impact of Drug-Related Arrests on Community Conditions across White, African American, and Recent Immigrant Communities Erin Christina Lane, University of Florida Karen F. Parker, University of Florida

Racial/Ethnic Differences of Family Disruption's Impact on Crime Katherine Willah Otermat Kramer, University of Iowa

Race/Ethnicity and the Violence-Generating Process(es): A Comparison of the Structural Predictors of Black, White, and Hispanic Violence Ben H. Feldmeyer, The Pennsylvania State University

"Beyond 'Black and White': Examining the Intersection of Nativity, Immigration, and Crime." Melissa Thompson, Portland State University Milena Petrovic, Portland State University Jose Padin, Portland State University

SESSION 028: RACE/ETHNICITY AND VARYING ISSUES IN THE ETIOLOGY OF CRIME Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 501B

Chair: Jessamyn Tracy, Florida State University

Perceived and Actual Racial and Ethnic Composition of Neighborhoods and Minority Threat Jessamyn Tracy, Florida State University Marc Gertz, Florida State University Ted Chiricos, Florida State University

Race and Class: Do Separate Measures or Indexes Provide the Best Explanatory Power? Melissa Kathleen Smith, Florida State University

Rural and Non-Rural African American Youth: Contextual Effects on the Etiology of Problem Behaviors Elizabeth Trejos-Castillo, Auburn University Alexander T. Vazsonyi, Auburn University Maureen Young, Auburn University

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Racial Differences in Desistance from Substance Abuse---The Impact of Religiosity on Recovery Doris Chu, Arkansas State University Hung-En Sung, Columbia University

SESSION 029: EFFECTS OF ADVOCACY: ATTORNEYS AND PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS OF COURTS' LEGITIMACY Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 501C

Chair: Michael Vuolo, University of Minnesota

Exposing the Effects of Procedure and Outcome: The Court System, Justice, and Prisoner Mental Distress Michael Vuolo, University of Minnesota Bradley R.E. Wright, University of Connecticut

Indigent Defendants and the Barriers They Face in the Wisconsin Court System Martin G. Urbina, University of Wisconsin--Milwaukee

Knights, Social Workers, and Mercenaries: The Attorney-Client Relationship in Clergy Sexual Abuse Litigation Jennifer Balboni, Northeastern University Donna M. Bishop, Northeastern University

"The System S-U-C-K-S"-An Examination of Noncustodial Mothers' Experiences in Family Court Michelle Bemiller, Kansas State University

SESSION 030: ROUTINE ACTIVITY: SPATIO-TEMPORAL PATTERNS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Sharon Chamard, University of Alaska Anchorage

Cameras in Public Spaces: A Capable Guardian? Timothy Bray, University of Texas at Dallas

Government Transfer Payments and Crime in Winnipeg, Canada: An Exploratory Analysis Steven A. Kohm, University of Winnipeg Michael martin Weinrath, University of Winnipeg 81 Wednesday, November 1

Crime at Places across Time: A Routine Activity Approach Chien-min Lin, University of Maryland

Temporal and Spatial Patterns of Youth Violence in Anchorage, Alaska Sharon Chamard, University of Alaska Anchorage

SESSION 031: CONTROLLING POLICE VIOLENCE AND VIOLENCE AGAINST THE POLICE Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 503

Chair: Samuel Walker, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Federal Pattern or Practice Litigation: An Assessment of the First 10 Years Samuel Walker, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Police Supervisors and Civil Liability: "Better Days" or a "Roll of the Dice"? Tad W Hughes, Louisville Terry D Edwards, Louisville Beth Q Grossi, Louisville

Aggravated Assaults on Law Enforcement Officers: Exposure and Risk Jennifer L. Lanterman, Rutgers University

Redesign of the Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted Analysis: Initial Report Cynthia Barnett-Ryan, Federal Bureau of Investigation

SESSION 032: IMPROVING CORRECTIONAL PRACTICES: RECIDIVISM, PROGRAMS AND POLICIES (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 504

Chair: Stephanie Lynn Albertson, University of Delaware

Male and Female Rural Probationers: Predictors of Arrest across Time Carrie Oser, University of Kentucky Carl G. Leukefeld, University of Kentucky Michele Staton Tindall, University of Kentucky

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Survival Analysis of Recidivists for Different Types of Offenses by the Type of Release from Prison Yan Zhang, Sam Houston State University Pilsoo Jung, Sam Houston State University

Probation Recommendations: What Do They Really Mean? Denise Renee Leifker, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Restructuring Prisons and Probation in the United Kingdom Lawrence Burke, Liverpool John Moores University

SESSION 033: ECONOMIC VICTIMIZATION Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 505

Chair: Sara E. Berg, University at Albany

Investment Fraud: The Victims of ERON Mortgage Neil Boyd, Simon Fraser University

Identity Theft: First Estimates from the NCVS Katrina Baum, Bureau of Justice Statistics

Recommendations for a Comprehensive Identity Theft Victimization Survey Framework and Prevention Policies Sara E. Berg, University at Albany

SESSION 034: COMMUNITY SUPERVISION IN WASHINGTON, D.C. Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 507

Chair: Calvin Corelius Johnson, Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency

Implementation of a Faith-based Offender Mentoring Initiative in Washington, D.C. Kathleen Mantila, Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency Calvin Corelius Johnson, Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency

Offender Recidivism in Washington, D.C. Calvin Corelius Johnson, Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency David Huffer, Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency

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Building and Confirming a Risk-based Model for Supervision Classification Peter Wobus, Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency for the District of Columbia (CSOSA) Calvin Corelius Johnson, Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency

Alcohol and Negative Supervision Performance: Individual and Structural-Level Effects David Huffer, Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency

SESSION 035: EVALUATIONS AND EMERGING CORRECTIONAL ISSUES (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 510

Chair: Alison R. Gray, University of Delaware

The Trials and Tribulations of Recruiting Participants in Juvenile Offender Research" Alison R. Gray, University of Delaware Margaret E. Leigey, University of Delaware Jessica Hodge, University of Delaware Christine A. Saum, University of Delaware

Women Offenders' Substance Abuse Programming: Correctional Service Canada Brian A. Grant, Addictions Research Centre

The Community Order: early indications of implementation and use Noel Cross, Liverpool John Moores University George Mair, Liverpool John Moores University Stuart Taylor, Liverpool John Moores University

SESSION 036: WHAT CITIZENS THINK OF THE POLICE Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 511A

Chair: Barry Goetz, Western Michigan University

A Comparison of Latino and White Satisfaction with Police John McCluskey, University of Texas at San Antonio Cynthia P. McCluskey, University of Texas at San Antonio Roger Enriquez, University of Texas at San Antonio

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Attitudes and Perceptions of Police in Rural "Speed Trap" Towns Jeffrey T Ward, University of Florida, Dept. of Criminology, Law and Society

Police Uniform Color and Public Perceptions Ernest Nickels, Indiana University

Satisfaction with Police: The Impact of Experience, Social Disorganization and Community Disorder Yuning Wu, University of Delaware Ivan Sun, University of Delaware

A Model of Citizen Satisfaction with Police Edwardo Luis Portillos, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Richard L Dukes, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Milly Miles, Colorado Springs Police Department

SESSION 037: UNDERSTANDING POLICE DECISION-MAKING Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 511B

Chair: John D Reitzel, Illinois State University

Role of Subculture in Ethical Decision Making Ahmet Ekici, Sam Houston University & Turkish National Police Ilker Pekgozlu, University of Texas at Dallas & Turkish National Police Murat Sever, Sam Houston State University

The Influence of University Education on Police Managers' Decision Making Delaine Laurie Trofymowych, Australian Graduate School of Policing

Understanding Variations in Police Approaches to Non-Predatory Crimes: Clues from the National Incident-Based Reporting Program Wendy C. Regoeczi, Cleveland State University Roland Chilton, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

SESSION 038: ASPECTS OF ORGANIZED CRIME Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 511C

Chair: Mitchel Roth, Sam Houston State University

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Content Analyses of Organized Crime Definitions in Criminology and Criminal Justice. Frank Hagan, Mercyhurst College

The Nexus Between Organized Crime and Terrorism: Trafficking in Cigarettes Sharon Anne Melzer, The American University Louise Shelley, The American University

Journey to Co-offending: Examining the Geography of Illicit Drug Production Networks Aili E. Malm, California State University Long Beach Nahanni Pollard, Simon Fraser University

Social Network and Distance Correlates of Organized Crime in Illicit Drug Production Aili E. Malm, California State University Long Beach Bryan Kinney, Simon Fraser University

SESSION 039: DRUG POLICY IN THE U.S.: UNDERSTANDING THE CONTEXT Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 512

Chair: Nancy Rodriguez, Arizona State University

American Exceptionalism and Hegemony in the Drug Policy Arena Clayton Mosher, Washington State University - Vancouver Scott Akins, Oregon State University

High Tolerance: Legal Identities and Comparative Drug Policy Reform Glenda Kelmes, M.A., University of California, Irvine

The System of Vices: Health, Crime and the Law, 1900-2000 Adam Jacobs, University of Wisconsin, Dept of Sociology

SESSION 040: VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 513

Chair: Yaw Ackah, Delaware State University

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Feminist Movement's Values in Conflict with Traditional Customs in Tanzania: Which Values Should be Privileged? Flora Myamba, Western Michigan University

Feminist Theories of Rape: A Cross-national Study Camie Morris, Northeastern University Christopher Bruell, Northeastern University

Intimate Partner Violence Against Athabaskan Women Residing in Interior Alaska: Results of a Victimization Survey Darryl Wood, Justice Center, University of Alaska Anchorage Randy Magen, School of Social Work, University of Alaska Anchorage

Patriarchy and the Victimization of Women: A Cross-national Exploration of the "Degrees of Patriarchy" and the Violent Victimization of Females. Gwen Hunnicutt, University of North Carolina, Greensboro

SESSION 041: VIOLENCE: A FOCUS ON YOUTH Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 515A

Chair: Sara Z. Morris, Georgia Southern University

Predicting Childhood and Adolescents' Exposure to Violence: Results from the Project on Human Development in Chicago Neighborhoods Sara Z. Morris, Georgia Southern University Chris L. Gibson, Georgia Southern University

Reduced Right Hemisphere Activation in Violent Offenders: A MRI Study of Working Memory and Impulsivity Victor Tiencheng Cheng, Dept. of Probation and Parole, Chiayi Prosecutor Office, Taiwan, R.O.C Rueih-Chin Lin, Taiwan

The Bigger They Are, The Harder They Make Others Fall: Youth Violence as Implementation of Physical Power Tamara Leech, Butler University

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

SESSION 042: DEVELOPING A QUALITY PROPOSAL FOR SUBMISSION TO THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 515B

Chair: Bernard Auchter, National Institute of Justice

Participant Christine R. Crossland, National Institute of Justice

Developing a Quality Proposal for Submission to the National Institute of Justice Bernard Auchter, National Institute of Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 043: THE WORLD OF THE PSYCHOPATH: SPIRITUAL, INTERPERSONAL, AND SELF-RELATED ASPECTS Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 308A

Chair: June Price Tangney, George Mason University

The Self of the Psychopath Rebecca Lee Duckworth, George Mason University Debra Mashek, George Mason University Jeffrey Stuewig, George Mason University June Price Tangney, George Mason University

The Interpersonal World of the Psychopath Caron Heigel, George Mason University Mark Hastings, George Mason University Debra Mashek, George Mason University Jeffrey Stuewig, George Mason University June Price Tangney, George Mason University

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Religious Involvement of the Psychopath Before, During and After Incarceration Sarah Hall, George Mason University Jessica Mattern, George Mason University Laura Harty, George Mason University Emi Furukawa, George Mason University June Price Tangney, George Mason University

Is Grandiosity a Unique Predictor of Jail Misconduct and Criminal Recidivism Kerstin Youman, George Mason University Mark Hastings, George Mason University June Price Tangney, George Mason University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 044: DRUG TRAFFICKING INTO CHINA AND THE UNITED STATES (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 402A

Chair: James O. Finckenauer, Rutgers University

"Ants Moving Houses": The Social Organization of Heroin Trafficking in the China-Burma Border Areas Sheldon Zhang, San Diego State University Ko-lin Chin, Rutgers University

Street-Level Heroin Sales in Kunming, China Ko-lin Chin, Rutgers University Sheldon Zhang, San Diego State University

Heroin Trafficking Networks in New York City: How Do They Operate? Mangai Natarajan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 045: APPROACHES TO JUVENILE JUSTICE REFORM: IMPROVING SYSTEMS FOR STATUS OFFENDERS Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 402B

Chair: Sara Mogulescu, Vera Institute of Justice

Presenters Sara Mogulescu, Vera Institute of Justice Michael Lens, Vera Institute of Justice Evan Elkin, Vera Institute of Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 046: CAMPBELL COLLABORATION CRIME AND JUSTICE COORDINATING GROUP MINI-SERIES PANEL TWO Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 403B

Chair: David L. Weisburd, Hebrew University/University of Maryland at College Park

The Effectiveness of Neighborhood Watch: A Campbell Review Trevor Hugh Bennett, University of Glamorgan Katy Rose Holloway, University of Glamorgan David P. Farrington, University of Cambridge

The Effectiveness of Counter-Terrorism Strategies: A Campbell Systematic Review Cynthia Lum, George Mason University Leslie W. Kennedy, Rutgers University Alison J. Sherley, Rutgers University

Effects of CCTV Surveillance on Crime in Public Space Brandon C. Welsh, University of Massachusetts - Lowell David P. Farrington, University of Cambridge

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 047: COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH BETWEEN PRACTITIONERS AND RESEARCHERS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON WOMEN AND CRIME) Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 404A

Chair: Carolyn Rebecca Block, IL Criminal Justice Information Authority

Organizational Learning and Collaborative Inquiry: Staff Development Through Participatory Research Scott Cunningham, Portland State University

The Reflective Practitioner Process: Using Participatory Action Research Methods to Engage Health Care Providers in Research, and to Increase the Relevance of Research to Practice. Lyndee Knox, University of Southern California

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 048: ASSESSING THE SCHOOL VIOLENCE PREVENTION INITIATIVE: IMPLEMENTATION LESSONS LEARNED AND EARLY EVALUATION OUTCOMES Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 406B

Chair: David W. Hayeslip, The Urban Institute

The School Violence Prevention Initiative: An Introduction David W. Hayeslip, The Urban Institute

The School Violence Prevention Initiative Implementation Process: Overview and Lessons Learned Meagan Cahill, The Urban Institute

Preliminary Evaluation Outcomes for the School Violence Prevention Initiative: The Peacemakers and Second Step Programs Shannon Courtney, The Urban Institute

91 Wednesday, November 1

Discussant: Benjamin Tucker, Pace University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 049: RESEARCH ON THE PROSECUTION OF SEXUAL ASSAULT Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 409A

Chair: Carrie Fried Mulford, National Institute of Justice

Sexual Assault Research in Alaska Andre B Rosay, University of Alaska Anchorage

Effect of Race on Sexual Assault Case Processing G. Matthew Snodgrass, University of Alaska Anchorage

Effect of Offense Severity on Sexual Assault Case Processing Greg Postle, University of Alaska Anchorage

Effect of Severity of Injuries on Sexual Assault Case Processing Andre B Rosay, University of Alaska Anchorage

Status of Research on the Prosecution of Sexual Assault Carrie Fried Mulford, National Institute of Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 050: VARYING APPROACHES TO INTEGRATING CRIME & CRIMINOLOGY (SPONSORED BY THEORETICAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 501A

Chair: Gregg L. Barak, Eastern Michigan University

92 Wednesday, November 1

Criminology and Zygmunt Bauman: A Guiding Narrative? Keith Hayward, University of Kent

Levels of Explanation and Criminological Theory: Towards an Integrated Model Ali Wardak, University of Glamorgan

Violence in an Age of Globalization: An Historical and Theoretical Framework Gregg L. Barak, Eastern Michigan University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 051: ACADEMIC CERTIFICATION FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE HIGHER EDUCATION Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 504

Chair: Rose Johnson Bigler, Curry College

Academic Certification: The Development of Standards and Transition from Academic Peer Review to Academic Certification Mittie Southerland, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences & Murray State University

Ensuring the Quality of Criminal Justice Education: The ACJS Certification Standards Jay S. Albanese, National Institute of Justice

ACJS Application and Self Study for Certification Peter J. Benekos, Mercyhurst College Alida V. Merlo, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

93 Wednesday, November 1

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 052: CORRECTIONAL EDUCATION: SELECTED TOPICS Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 506

Chair: Laura Winterfield, The Urban Institute

Presenters Michelle Rene Burke-Storer, The Urban Institute Elizabeth Greenberg, American Institutes for Research Eric Lichtenberger, Virginia Tech Center for Assessment, Evaluation, and Educational Programming

The Effects of Post-Secondary Correctional Education on Offenders and Institutions Laura Winterfield, The Urban Institute Michelle Rene Burke-Storer, The Urban Institute Vanessa Correa, The Urban Institute

Education and Literacy of Prison Inmates: Results of the 2003 National Assessment of Adult Literacy Elizabeth Greenberg, American Institutes for Research

Historical Analysis of the Virginia Dept. of Correctional Education's Incarcerated Youth Offender Program: Practical Implications Eric Lichtenberger, Virginia Tech Center for Assessment, Evaluation, and Educational Programming

Discussant: John Linton, U.S. Department of Education

94 Wednesday, November 1

PRESIDENTIAL SESSION

SESSION 053: TO DIVIDE IS TO MULTIPLY: THE POWER OF ASC'S DIVISIONS (CO-SPONSORED BY ALL OF ASC'S DIVISIONS) Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 408B

Chair: Denise C. Gottfredson, University of Maryland at College Park

Participants Bruce Arrigo, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Everette Penn, University of Houston - Clear Lake Sharon Redhawk Love, Penn State University - Altoona Cindy J. Smith, University of Baltimore Jody L. Sundt, Indiana University

SESSION 054: INDIVIDUAL IDENTITY FACTORS AND VIOLENCE Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 401

Chair: Sean Maddan, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Insults, Identity Attacks, and Masculinity Jessie L. Krienert, Illinois State University

Public Perception of Engagement in Violent Acts: A Random Sample in Kentucky Timothy McClure, Eastern Kentucky University Nathan Conor Lowe, Eastern Kentucky University David C. May, Eastern Kentucky University

Southern Comfort: The Relationship between the Availability of Alcohol and the Southern Subculture of Violence in Arkansas Sean Maddan, University of Nebraska at Omaha Jeffery T. Walker, University of Arkansas at Little Rock Richard D. Hartley, University of Nebraska at Omaha

The Psychopath Goes to School: Examining Psychopathic Personality Traits in Different Fields of Study Hannah Scott, University of Ontario Institute of Technology Kimberley Clow, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

95 Wednesday, November 1

SESSION 055: THEORETICAL ADVANCES IN ROUTINE ACTIVITY AND SITUATIONAL THEORIES Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 403A

Chair: Marc Riedel, Southeastern Louisiana University

Partasitic Crime and its Prevention Marcus K. Felson, Rutgers University

An Assessment of Conceptualization and Logical Consistency of Individual Level Multivariate Studies of Lifestyle/Routine Activities Theory Published from 1995 to 2005 Richard Spano, Indiana University Joshua D. Freilich, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Modus Operandi and Situational Aspects in Adolescent Sexual Offenses Against Children: A Further Examination Benoit Leclerc, School of Criminology, University of Montreal Eric Beauregard, University of South Florida Jean Proulx, Universite de Montreal

Routine Activities and Situational Resources: Toward a Theory of Civilian Justifiable Homicides Marc Riedel, Southeastern Louisiana University Wendy C. Regoeczi, Cleveland State University

SESSION 056: STATISTICAL AND MATHEMATICAL METHODS IN CRIMINOLOGY Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 404B

Chair: Jeffrey W. Rosky, Washington State University

Butterflies, Bees and Burglars: The Behavioral Ecology of Criminal Search Strategies P. Jeffrey Brantingham, UCLA George Tita, University of California, Irvine

Simulation for Theory Testing: A Routine Activity Model of Street Robbery Elizabeth R. Groff, Institute for Law and Justice

96 Wednesday, November 1

Treating the Deviant Y*: An investigation of Regression Methods for Censored, Nonnormal Variables in Criminology. Christopher J Sullivan, University of South Florida Jean M. McGloin, University of Maryland at College Park Alex R. Piquero, University of Florida

Test-retest Reliability of Self-reports Among Prison Inmates James Eric Sutton, The Ohio State University Paul Bellair, The Ohio State University

SESSION 057: DEMOCRACY, JUDICIAL REFORM AND CRIME: CROSS- NATIONAL PERSPECTIVES (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 405

Chair: Nafisa Halim, University of New Mexico

Chinese Judicial Reform on Its Go - Flaws and Justice Yan Zhao, Northeastern University

New Democratic Changes in Russian Criminal Law: Why Russians Are Not Happy About Less Active Judges? Olga B Semukhina, University of Central Florida

Democracy and Crime: An Empirical Investigation Nafisa Halim, University of New Mexico

Plea Bargaining in the US and England: A Comparative-Historical Perspective Mary Vogel, King's College London

SESSION 058: ISSUES OF NOTIFICATION OF SEX OFFENDERS Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 406A

Chair: Keri B Burchfield, Northern Illinois University

"Population Clustering & the Ruralification of Registered Sex Offenders in Mississippi Counties" Tae M. Choo, Middle Tennessee State University Jeffrey Alan Klingfuss, State of Mississippi Attorney General's Office

97 Wednesday, November 1

Community Notification and Community Stratification: The Unintended Consequences Lorine Hughes, University of Nebraska at Omaha Colleen Kadleck, University Nebraska at Omaha

Knowledge and Perception of Community Notification and Registration Laws among John Jay College Students Alissa R. Ackerman, John Jay College of Criminal Justice/CUNY Graduate Center

Not In My Neighborhood: Assessing Registered Sex Offenders' Perceptions of Local Social Capital and Its Limitations Keri B Burchfield, Northern Illinois University

SESSION 059: SEX, DRUGS, AND ROCK AND ROLL? DIVERSE VIEWS OF DELINQUENTS Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 407

Chair: Bradley T. Brick, University of Missouri - St. Louis

Don't Mess With Me: The Effect of Police Contact on Attitudes to the Police Bradley T. Brick, University of Missouri - St. Louis Terrance J. Taylor, University of Missouri - St. Louis Finn-Aage Esbensen, University of Missouri - St. Louis

Psychopathy and Institutional Violence: A Six-Year Study with Serious and Violent Young Offenders Raymond R. Corrado, Simon Fraser University Amanda V. Watkinson, School of Criminology, Simon Fraser University Irwin M. Cohen, University College of the Fraser Valley Patrick Lussier, Simon Fraser University

Sexually Transmitted Infections among Delinquents : Preliminary Prevalence Findings among Drug Users and Non-drug Users Steven Belenko, University of Pennsylvania Richard Dembo, University of South Florida Kristina Childs, University of South Florida Michele Pich, Treatment Research Institute at the University of Pennsylvania Patricia A. Lee, The Treatment Research Institute

Underage Alcohol Buying: A Case Study in Southern California Cory R. Lepage, University of California, Riverside

98 Wednesday, November 1

SESSION 060: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: A FOCUS ON COMMUNITIES Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 408A

Chair: Christina DeJong, Michigan State University

A Comparison of Domestic Homicide in Two Metropolitan Areas Christina DeJong, Michigan State University Jesenia M. Pizarro, Michigan State University Edmund McGarrell, Michigan State University

Intimate Partner Violence in a Midwestern Jurisdiction: An Examination of Individual, Relationship, and Community Level Risk Factors Suzanne M. Godboldt, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Neighborhood Characteristics, Informal Social Control and Domestic Violence Recidivism Richard R Peterson, NYC Criminal Justice Agency Jo Dixon, New York University

Children in Danger: Understanding the Consequences of Community and Family Violence Exposure Among Minority Youth Zina T. McGee, Hampton University Ebone Joseph, Regent University Corinne Jackson, Hampton University

SESSION 061: ASSESSING RISK CRITERIA AND APPLYING CLASSIFICATION TOOLS FOR FEMALE OFFENDERS Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 409B

Chair: Courtney A. Waid, Florida State University

Assessing Risk Among Female Juvenile Offenders: Developing an Effective Tool Paula Smith, University of Utah

Differences in How Cognitive Risk Factors Play out for Delinquent Boys and Girls Dana Hubbard, Cleveland State University Betsy Matthews, Eastern Kentucky University

99 Wednesday, November 1

Application of the Risk Principle to Female Offenders Lori A Brusman Lovins, University of Cincinnati Christopher T Lowenkamp, University of Cincinnati Edward J. Latessa, University of Cincinnati Paula Smith, University of Cincinnati

SESSION 062: THE COMPLEXITIES OF INTIMATE PARTNER ABUSE Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 410

Chair: Jana L. Jasinski, University of Central Florida

Women Arrested for Family Violence: Examining the Appropriateness of Arrest Mary A. Finn, Georgia State University Clarissa Freitas Dias, Georgia State University

The Conflict Tactics Scale: Still a Valid Measure for Intimate Partner Violence Keith Joseph Bell

Mail Ordering a Bride Now Requires Forfeiting Rights to Privacy and Free Speech: Determining a More Constitutional Approach for the Criminal Justice System Alayna Jehle, University of Nevada, Reno Monica K. Miller, University of Nevada, Reno

SESSION 063: RACE/ETHNICITY AND VICTIMIZATION Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 501B

Chair: Callie Marie Rennison, University of Missouri - St. Louis

Hate Crimes as Message Crimes: Understanding Harm and the Impact of Hate Helen Ahn Lim, California Lutheran University

Investigating the Role of Immigrant Status with Bullying Anthony A. Peguero, Miami University

New York City Hate Crime Data During A Time of Demographic Change Brian Levin, California State University - San Bernardino Katie Williams, California State University, San Bernardino

Reporting Violence Against Hispanics to the Police Callie Marie Rennison, University of Missouri - St. Louis

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Welfare Reform, Homicide Risk, and Race/Ethnicity Michael I. Victor, University of Texas at Tyler

SESSION 064: THE VALUE OF PUBLIC PROCESS: JURIES, TRIBUNALS, AND CONTESTED MORALITY Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 501C

Chair: John Dombrink, University of California, Irvine

Criminal Justice System Legitimacy and Jury Acquittal Decisions Shea W. Cronin, The American University Amy Farrell, Northeastern University Robert J. Kane, Northeastern University

Criminal Law and Collective Memory: The Case of International Tribunals Courtney R. Faue, University of Minnesota Joachim Savelsberg, University of Minnesota

The Rehnquist Court Era and the Jury Trial in Criminal Cases Christopher E. Smith, Michigan State University Melissa Garmo, Michigan State University

"'Value Voters' and Culture Wars: Religion, Morality and the Law" John Dombrink, University of California, Irvine

SESSION 065: CRIME AND THE LIFE COURSE II Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Paul Nieuwbeerta, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement (NSCR)

Specialization, Versatility and Escalation in Long-term Criminal Careers Arjan A.J. Blokland, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement (NSCR) Brian Francis, University of Lancaster Paul Nieuwbeerta, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement (NSCR) Keith Soothill, Lancaster University

101 Wednesday, November 1

The Relationship Between past to Future Offending Paul Nieuwbeerta, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement (NSCR) Arjan A.J. Blokland, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement (NSCR)

Educational Achievement and Delinquency Transition Thomas G. Blomberg, Florida State University William D. Bales, Florida State University George B. Pesta, Florida State University Richard Berk, University of Pennsylvania

SESSION 066: RESEARCH ON GANGS Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 502B

Chair: Heidi I.T. Berman, University of Washington, Seattle

Differences Between South Asian and Traditional Minority Gangs Harjit Singh, University College of the Fraser Valley Darryl Blair Plecas, University College of the Fraser Valley

Entering the Gang: The Influence from Barrios, Families, and Schools Robert J. Duran, New Mexico State University

Street Gangs and Delinquency Facilitation: Social Networks and Symbolic Interactionism Tim Lauger, Indiana University

Collective Efficacy and Gang Crime in a Traditional Gang Neighborhood Heidi I.T. Berman, University of Washington, Seattle

An Explanation of the Formation of Gang Identity Mike Klemp-North, Ferris State University

SESSION 067: COMMUNITY POLICING: PROSPECTS AND PROBLEMS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 503

Chair: George E. Capowich, Loyola University, New Orleans

102 Wednesday, November 1

Community Policing and COMPSTAT: Complementary or Conflicting? Tammy Rinehart Kochel, George Mason University Stephen D. Mastrofski, George Mason University Ed Maguire, George Mason University James J. Willis, University of Massachusetts - Boston

Community Policing in Turkey Zeki Catalkaya, Turkish National Police Oguz Eren, Turkish National Police Ilknur Sahin, Turkish National Police Ibrahim Halil Ferzan, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Influences of a Positive Attitude in the Community Policing Officer: A Quantitative Analysis of Qualitative Concepts Michael F Stone, University of South Florida

The Adoption of Community Policing in the Political Environment Melissa Schaefer Morabito, Center for Mental Health Services and Criminal Justice Research

COPS Training: Comparing Across Curricula Allison T. Chappell, Old Dominion University

SESSION 068: INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 505

Chair: Jaclyn D Smith, University of Maryland, College Park

Gender, Victim-Offender Relationship and Injury to Victims of Violent Crime Jerome B. McKean, Ball State University

Severity of Injury from Domestic Violence: Associations with Future Assault, Leaving, Risk and Lethality Assessments Jackie Campbell, Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing Chris O'Sullivan, Safe Horizon Daniel Webster, Johns Hopkins University Janice Roehl, Justice Research Center

103 Wednesday, November 1

The Impact of a Domestic Violence Unit on Repeat Offending and Repeat Victimization M. Lyn Exum, Univ. of North Carolina at Charlotte Jennifer L. Hartman, Univ. of North Carolina at Charlotte Vivian B. Lord, University North Carolina at Charlotte Paul C. Friday, Univ. of North Carolina at Charlotte

SESSION 069: ALTERNATIVES TO TRADITIONAL INCARCERATION Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 507

Chair: Trevor Brendon Milton, New School for Social Research

Electronic Monitoring as Strategy: The Case of Domestic Violence Peter R. Ibarra, Syracuse University Edna Erez, Kent State University

The Long-Term Effects of the Electronic Monitoring of Offenders in the Community Kathy G. Padgett, Florida State University Bill Bales, Florida State University Thomas G. Blomberg, Florida State University

The Multifarious Impact of Conditions Imposed on Home Detainees Marietta Martinovic, RMIT University

A Second Chance: Community Based Alternative to Incarceration Programs for Juvenile Offenders in New York City Trevor Brendon Milton, New School for Social Research

Costs, Benefits, and the Randomized Experiment: Comparing Boot Camp to Prison David Bierie, University of Maryland at College Park Doris Layton MacKenzie, University of Maryland at College Park

SESSION 070: ROUTINE ACTIVITY AND RATIONAL CHOICE APPROACHES TO TERRORISM (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 510

Chair: Victor N. Shaw, California State University at Northridge

104 Wednesday, November 1

Routine Activities Theory and Terrorism: Preliminary Estimates and Prospective Implications Mark McInerney, The American University Brian Forst, The American University

Three Years of Violence in Iraq: Using a Rational Choice Framework to Explore Terrorist Activity in Iraq, 2003-Present David R. Foster, University of Maryland at College Park

SESSION 071: WHEN THE POLICE OPPRESS RATHER THAN SERVE: PERSPECTIVES ON INAPPROPRIATE POLICING Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 511A

Chair: Denise Nation, University of Cincinnati

Blurring the Blue Line: Neutralizations and Rationalizations of Police Misconduct Jenephyr James, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

The role of Police in Nazi Occupied Europe 1940-1945: France, Denmark and The Netherlands Paul McMillen, Eastern Kentucky University

"That's So Gay!" Unreflective Discourse and Its Unintended Consequences for Lesbian and Gay Police Officers Gini Rene Deibert, Texas State University San Marcos

SESSION 072: POLICING IN COMPARATIVE CONTEXT (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 511B

Chair: Peter Klerks, Police Academy of the Netherlands

Personal Characteristics as Predictor Variables Of The Citizens' Opinion Of The Estonian Police Aigi Resetnikova, Institute of Law, University of Tartu

Police Innovation and the Process of Civilianization Chantal Perras, University of Montreal, ICCC

"Covert policing in the Netherlands" Peter Klerks, Police Academy of the Netherlands 105 Wednesday, November 1

SESSION 073: THEORY AND ETHICS IN CRIMAL JUSTICE POLICY (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 511C

Chair: Michael T. Costelloe, Northern Arizona University

Immigration as Moral Panic: Ideology and the Universalization of Threat Michael T. Costelloe, Northern Arizona University

Penal Populism in Ireland Claire Edith Hamilton, Dublin Institute of Technology

Perceptions of Criminal Justice Policies as Ethical Practices Gayle M Rhineberger, University of Northern Iowa Megan Mullins, Group Dimensions International

Resisting the Nomothetic: Towards an Intra-National Theory of US Imprisonment Beejay Silcox, The University of Melbourne

Institutional Racism, Pre-emptive Criminalization and Risk Analysis Diana Wendy Fitzgibbon, University of Hertfordshire

SESSION 074: DRUG USE: DIFFERENT STRATEGIES TO BEGIN AND END Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 512

Chair: Justin Smith, University of Florida

The Structural Covariates of Methamphetamine Use: A Social Disorganization Perspective Justin Smith, University of Florida

Online Discussion of Illegal Drugs: Protected Speech? Laura L. Finley, Florida Atlantic University Sheena Vega, Florida Atlantic University

Drug Intervention to Assist Prisoner Reentry David Plebanski, Calumet College of St. Joseph Michael McCafferty, Calumet College of St. Joseph

106 Wednesday, November 1

Mandating Treatment: A Implementation Evaluation of Kansas' Mandatory Community-Based Drug Treatment Program Donald Stemen, Vera Institute of Justice Andres Rengifo, John Jay College/Vera Institute of Justice

SESSION 075: WOMEN PRISONERS' EXPERIENCES AND ATTITUDES WHILE INCARCERATED Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 513

Chair: Kadie Lynn Puffenbarger, Virginia Commonwealth University

Adapting to Life in Prison: From the Voices of Older Female Prisoners Ronald Aday, Middle Tennessee State University Lori Farney, Middle Tennessee State University Azrini Wahidin, Centre for Criminal Justice Policy and Research at the University of Central England in Birmingham

Female Inmate Perspectives on the Death Penalty, Deterrence, and Rehabilitation Tracey Steele, Wright State University Norma Wilcox, Wright State University

Sexual Assault and Women Behind Bars: A Literature Review and Implications for Future Research Krissi Miller, University of Texas at Dallas

The Paradox of Prison for Incarcerated Battered Women Rachel Zimmer Schneider, Eastern Washington University

SESSION 076: VIOLENCE: ISSUES CONCERNING LAW ENFORCEMENT AND SELF-HARM Wednesday, November 1 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 515A

Chair: Stephanie Kent, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

A Descriptive Study on Gangs in Paterson, NJ: Perceptions of Law Enforcement Agencies in Comparison to the Community Liza Chowdhury, School of Criminal Justice- Rutgers University-Newark

Lethal Violence Against the Police: A Panel Analysis of U.S. Cities Stephanie Kent, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

107 Wednesday, November 1

Fatality Review: Understanding Homicide, Suicide and Homicide-Suicide Triggers and Conditions Carol R. Gregory, Kent State University Christine A. Eith, Towson University Linda Baer-Bigley, Someplace Safe, In. Toni Clements, Trumbull County Coroner's Office

Self-Injury as Intrapersonal Violence: Debunking the Psycho-Medical Model Patricia A. Adler, University of Colorado - Boulder Peter Adler, University of Denver

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 077: BEHAVIOURAL CONTEXTS AND CRIME Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 308A

Chair: Per-Olof H. Wikstrom, University of Cambridge

Activity Fields and Settings. Theorizing and Studying the Role of Behavioral Per-Olof H. Wikstrom, University of Cambridge

2. Behavioral Contexts and Victimisation. Dietrich Oberwittler, University of Cambridge Per-Olof H. Wikstrom, University of Cambridge

Behavioral Contexts, Individual Differences and Adolescent Crime. A Multi- Level Study D. Wayne Osgood, The Pennsylvania State University Per-Olof H. Wikstrom, University of Cambridge

Discussant: Anthony Edward Bottoms, University of Cambridge

108 Wednesday, November 1

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 078: ADDRESSING THE RELIABILITY OF UN AND INTERPOL CRIME STATISTICS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 402A

Chair: Marilyn Rubin, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Developing a Research Partnership Between John Jay College of Criminal Justice and the United Nations and Interpol Marilyn Rubin, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

The Comparability of International Crime Data Collections Michael Walker, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Applying Reliability Measures to UN and Interpol Crime Statistics. Richard Culp, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 079: JUDGING YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS: JUVENILE JUSTICE DECISION MAKERS' PERCEPTIONS AND ACTIONS Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 402B

Chair: Aaron Kupchik, Arizona State University

Characterizations of Waiver-eligible Youth Alexes Harris, University of Washington

A Quantitative Analysis of the Competency to Stand Trial Decision in Juvenile Court Angela Harvey, Arizona State University

Factors Influencing the Recommitment of Juvenile Offenders to Adult Prisons Jeffrey Shook, University of Pittsburgh

109 Wednesday, November 1

Judging Youth in Schools: School Punishment and the Maintenance of Order Olivia Salcido, Arizona State University Aaron Kupchik, Arizona State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 080: SMALL WORLDS, SOCIAL CONTROL, AND DELINQUENT PEERS: APPLYING SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS TO THE STUDY OF CRIME AND DELINQUENCY Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 404A

Chair: Andrew V. Papachristos, University of Chicago

Testing Balance Theory: Examination of Gang Networks of Rivals and Allies Kiminori Nakamura, University of California, Irvine George Tita, University of California, Irvine David Krackhardt, Carnegie Mellon University

Criminal Capital: The Influence of Offender Networks on Illegal Gun Markets and Perceptions of Neighborhood Social Order Andrew V. Papachristos, University of Chicago Tracey Meares, University of Chicago Law School Jeffrey Fagan, Columbia University

The Convergence of Measures for Social Networks and Proxies for Community Structure. Andres Rengifo, CUNY Graduate Center/John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Remembering Today What We Learned Yesterday: Self-Control and Deviant Peer Network Structure Lauren O'Neill, University of Maryland at College Park Jean M. McGloin, University of Maryland at College Park

110 Wednesday, November 1

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 081: IS SELF CONTROL STABLE AND DOES IT MEDIATE THE EFFECT OF PARENTING ON DELINQUENCY? Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 404B

Chair: Ronald L. Simons, University of Georgia

The Development of Self Control: Examining Self Control Theory's Stability Thesis Carter Hay, Florida State University Walter Forrest, Florida State University

A Test of the General Theory of Crime's Predictions Regarding the Effect of Parenting and the Stability of Self Control Callie Harbin Burt, University of Georgia

Identifying the Psychological Factors that Mediate the Effect of Parenting Practices on Risk for Delinquency Ronald L. Simons, University of Georgia Leslie Gordon Simons, University of Georgia

Discussant: Alex R. Piquero, University of Florida

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 082: SOCIAL LEARNING THEORY: PUSHING BOUNDARIES, DEVISING TESTS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 405

Chair: Gary F. Jensen, Vanderbilt University

Social Learning and Life Course Criminology Ronald L. Akers, University of Florida

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The Age Crime Relationship: A Function of Differential Association, Variable-Interval Reinforcement, and Extinction. Stephen W. Verrill, Southeastern Oklahoma State University

Lies, Ties, and Delinquency: Parents and Delinquent Children Mark Warr, University of Texas - Austin

Peer Relationships and Self-Control David Brownfield, University of Toronto at Mississauga Kevin M. Thompson, North Dakota State University

Extending the Boundaries of Social Learning Theory: The Case of the Suicide Bombers in Gaza Keith Akins, New Mexico State University L. Thomas Winfree, Jr., New Mexico State University Christine S. Sellers, University of South Florida

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 083: THE ROOTS OF STRAIN AND SUBCULTURAL THEORIES: A CONVERSATION WITH ALBERT K. COHEN Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 406A

Chair: Robert Agnew, Emory University

Participant Albert Cohen, University of Connecticut

Discussants: Randy Blazak, Portland State University Jim Short, Washington State University Robert Agnew, Emory University

112 Wednesday, November 1

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 084: DIAGNOSING CRIME IN DEVELOPING NATIONS: THE TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO PROJECT (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 406B

Chair: Ed Maguire, George Mason University

Diagnosing Violence in Trinidad and Tobago Ed Maguire, George Mason University

Examining Gangs and Gang Crime in Trinidad and Tobago Charles M. Katz, Arizona State University West

Drug-Related Homicides in Trinidad and Tobago Joe Kuhns, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Ed Maguire, George Mason University

Discussant: Scott H. Decker, Arizona State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 085: DRUGS AND CRIME IN THE LEISURE ECONOMY: OBSERVATIONS ON RACE, ETHNICITY, CLASS, AND GENDER (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME) Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 407

Chair: Tammy L. Anderson, University of Delaware

Asian American Youth, Ethnic Identity, Drug use and the Dance Scene: A Question of Authenticity. Geoffrey Hunt, Institute for Scientific Analysis

113 Wednesday, November 1

Property Crime in Hip Hop Versus Electronic Dance Music Night Club Events: Examining The Drugs/Crime Connection Philip Kavanuagh, University of Delaware Tammy L. Anderson, University of Delaware

Clubbing Masculinities, Drugs and Crime Tammy L. Anderson, University of Delaware

The Criminalization of Contemporary Clubs Bill Sanders, University of Southern California

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 086: BACKLASH CONTINUES: PART III (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON WOMEN AND CRIME) Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 409B

Chair: Susan Caringella, Western Michigan University

Backlash: Notes From the Field Drew Humphries, Rutgers University-Camden Campus

The Backlash Effect on College Campuses: How Women are not Receiving Adequate Resources Rebecca Hayes, University of Florida

Backlash and the Reproductive Rights Movement Lynn Chancer, Fordham University

Silencing Children's Stories: The Father's Rights Movement and the Backlash Molly Dragiewicz, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

114 Wednesday, November 1

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 087: NEW DIRECTIONS IN UNDERSTANDING THE RACE/ETHNICITY - CRIME LINK (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME) Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 410

Chair: Maria B. Velez, University of Iowa

Complicating Contexts: The Convergence of Race and Place on Youth Perceptions of Injustice Carla Shedd, Northwestern University/NCOVR

Education on Lockdown: Curriculum Tracking, Zero Tolerance Policies and Delinquency among African American and Latino Youth Kecia R. Johnson, The Ohio State University

Neighborhoods and Ethnic-Specific Intimate and Non-intimate Assaults in Miami Amie L. Nielsen, University of Miami Ramiro Martinez, Jr., Florida International University

One-Strike and You're Out: Reversing the Codes of the Street Wenona Rymond-Richmond, Northwestern University

Discussant: Avelardo Valdez, University of Houston

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 088: ANALYSES OF POLICE TRAFFIC STOP DATA: BENCHMARKS, STOP RATES, AND DISPOSITIONS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME) Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 501A

Chair: Lorie Ann Fridell, University of South Florida

115 Wednesday, November 1

Accident Records: In Search of a New Racial Profiling Benchmark Brian L. Withrow, Wichita State University

Benchmarks in an Urban Setting: A Comparison of Traffic Observations and Residential Census Populations Rob Tillyer, University of Cincinnati Robin S. Engel, University of Cincinnati James Frank, University of Cincinnati Charles F. Klahm IV, University of Cincinnati

Understanding Police Decision Making During Traffic Stops: Results from the Cleveland Division of Police Traffic Stop Study Robin S. Engel, University of Cincinnati James Frank, University of Cincinnati Charles F. Klahm IV, University of Cincinnati Rob Tillyer, University of Cincinnati

Spatial and Contextual Look at Race-Biased Policing: Incorporating Community-Based Theories and Police Stops of Whites, Blacks and Hispanics Karen F. Parker, University of Florida Brian J. Stults, University of Florida Erin Christina Lane, University of Florida

Discussant: Lorie Ann Fridell, University of South Florida

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 089: "SEXUAL OFFENDER POLICIES AND PRACTICES: IMPACTS AND OUTCOMES" Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 505

Chair: Rachel Bandy, University of Colorado at Boulder

A Policy Preview of Sex Crime Legislation: The Children's Safety Act of 2005 Richard G. Wright, Bridgewater State College

116 Wednesday, November 1

Hell's Bells: Measuring the Impact of Sexual Offender Notification on Community Adoption of Protective Behaviors Rachel Bandy, University of Colorado at Boulder

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 090: CRIME FILMS AND SOCIETY Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 506

Chair: Joseph L. Gustafson, Northeastern University

A Question of Representation: Theorizing the Role of Film in Criminology Michelle Brown, Ohio University

Outsiders on the Inside: The Rat as Hero in Police Corruption Films Joseph L. Gustafson, Northeastern University

Stealing Our Sympathies: The Heist Movie Formula as Capitalist Fantasy Drew Todd, San Jose State University

Discussant: Nicole F. Rafter, Northeastern University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 091: CJDATS: A HEALTH SERVICES APPROACH TO UNDERSTANDING OFFENDER OUTCOMES Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 507

Chair: Michael L. Prendergast, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs

Substance Abusing Juvenile Justice-Involved Adolescents: State of the Science - From Treatment Development to Dissemination Howard Liddle, University of Miami

117 Wednesday, November 1

Transitional Case Management Model for Substance-Abusing Parolees: Outcomes at Three Months Michael L. Prendergast, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs

The Predictive Validity of the Inmate Pre-Release Assessment (IPASS) David Farabee, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs Kevin Knight, Texas Christian University

Discussant: James Michael Byrne, University of Massachusetts - Lowell

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 092: PUNITIVENESS AND PUBLIC OPINION: INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 511A

Chair: Laura J Templeton, University of Alberta

Causal Attributions and Criminological Theory: Testing a Model of Public Punitiveness Laura J Templeton, University of Alberta Timothy F. Hartnagel, University of Alberta

Attitudes to Punishment in Germany - International Comparisons Helmut Kury, Max-Planck Institute for Criminal Law

Punitiveness and Insecurity: An Experimental Approach Anna K. King, Keele University, UK Shadd Maruna, Queen's University Belfast

118 Wednesday, November 1

AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC

SESSION 093: CYBER CRIMINALS ON TRIAL (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 408A

Chair: David S. Wall, University of Leeds

Critics Hedi Nasheri, Kent State University Nikos Passas, Northeastern University William K. Black, University of Texas - Austin

Cyber Criminals on Trial Peter Grabosky, Australian National University Gregor Urbas, Australian National University Russell G. Smith, Australian Institute of Criminology

SESSION 094: PEDAGOGICAL ISSUES IN CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 401

Chair: Alana L. Van Gundy- Yoder, Miami University

Field Research in the Classroom: Problems and Promises Bob Hartmann McNamara, The Citadel

Increasing Student Engagement Through Student Assessment Techniques Sheryl Van Horne, Rutgers University

The Introductory Criminal Justice Textbook Ernest Nickels, Indiana University Aleksandra Jovanovic, Indiana University, Bloomington

Using Service Learning in Juvenile Justice Contexts to Improve Students' Cultural Competency Noriel E. Lim, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Kate Hellenga, San Francisco State University

119 Wednesday, November 1

SESSION 095: PARENTAL INFLUENCES, OPPORTUNITY, AND LOW SELF-CONTROL Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 403A

Chair: Christopher J Sullivan, University of South Florida

Acquiring Behavioral and Emotional Self-Control: The Differential Roles of Parental Attachment and Control James Vance Ray, University of South Florida Shayne Jones, University of South Florida Christopher J Sullivan, University of South Florida

Delinquency Among Youth: A Test of Low Self-control, Opportunity, and Peer Associations Amy Cass, University of Delaware Jessica Hodge, University of Delaware Daniel J. O'Connell, University of Delaware Christopher J Sullivan, University of South Florida

Low Self-Control, Opportunity, and Adolescent Delinquency Scott A. Desmond, Purdue University Alan S. Bruce, Quinnipiac University Melissa Stacer, Purdue University

Parental Crime, Low Self-Control, and Delinquency: A Structural Equation Modeling Study George E. Higgins, University of Louisville

SESSION 096: FIREARMS AND VIOLENCE Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 403B

Chair: Tim Wadsworth, University of New Mexico

Explaining Suicide in the U.S.: Incorporating Firearm Availability in Macro-Level Research Tim Wadsworth, University of New Mexico Charis E. Kubrin, George Washington University

Gun Ownership and Gun Crime: A Cross-National Approach Irshad F Altheimer, Assistant Professor

120 Wednesday, November 1

Homicide Constellations and Weapons Used Homicide Constellations and Weapons Used Martin Killias, University of Lausanne

Philadelphia's Gun Court: A Preliminary Analysis Matt Nobles, University of Florida

Unlocked and Loaded: The Accessible Storage of Loaded Firearms in America P. Nicole Hendrix, Radford University

SESSION 097: SERVICES FOR WOMEN VICTIMS OF MALE VIOLENCE (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 409A

Chair: Kristin A. Bates, California State University - San Marcos

Domestic Violence Services - Comparative Trans-National Study, Mexico City and Orange County Guadalupe Vidales, University of California, Irvine

Human Capital, Social Capital, and Abused Women's Choice of Helping Services Hoan N. Bui, University of Tennessee - Knoxville Merry Morash, Michigan State University

The Distribution and Neighborhood Context of Domestic Violence Calls for Service: A Geospatial Analysis Louis Tuthill, University of California - Riverside Lisa Marie Murphy, University of California, Riverside Kate Luther, University of California - Riverside

Trauma and Abuse Intervention Program Effectiveness: Community and Corrections Based. Allison Ward, Arizona State University Dominique E. Roe-Sepowitz, Arizona State University Kerensa Pate, Florida State University Laura Bedard, Florida Department of Corrections

121 Wednesday, November 1

SESSION 098: "GET TOUGH" AND OTHER FACTORS INFLUENCING JUVENILE SANCTIONS Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 501B

Chair: Nancy Rodriguez, Arizona State University

A Comparative Study of the Penal System of Responsibility in Adolescents and in the Adult Penal System Applied in Venezuela Pablo Leonte Han, Instituto de Criminologia, Universidad del Zulia

Disregarding Graduated Sanctions: Why Transfer Aggravates Recidivism Kristin Marie Johnson, University of Florida Lonn Lanza-Kaduce, University of Florida Jennifer Woolard, Georgetown University

The Legal Response to Juvenile Sexual Offending: A Theoretical Analysis of Penal Subcultures Nathan Conor Lowe, Eastern Kentucky University Kevin I. Minor, Eastern Kentucky University

The Neglect of the "Family" in Juvenile Court Processes: Examining the Role of the Family and Race/Ethnicity in Juvenile Court Outcomes Nancy Rodriguez, Arizona State University Marjorie S. Zatz, Arizona State University Hilary Smith, Arizona State University

SESSION 099: METHODOLOGICAL REFINEMENTS IN STUDYING SENTENCING Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 501C

Chair: Jennifer L. Schulenberg, Sam Houston State University

Jail Time or Prison Time: Which Factors Matter for the Sentence Length Decision Using an Expanded Definition of the Total Incarceration Variable? Michael Harrington, University of Nebraska at Omaha Cassia Spohn, Arizona State University

The Case for Studying Parole Revocation: Why Sentencing Researchers Should Care Sara Steen, University of Colorado at Boulder Tara Opsal, University of Colorado at Boulder Peter Lovegrove, University of Colorado--Boulder 122 Wednesday, November 1

Discussant: Jeffery T. Ulmer, The Pennsylvania State University

SESSION 100: STRUCTURE, CULTURE, AND SITUATIONAL FACTORS RELATED TO VIOLENCE Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Patrick J. Carr, St. Joseph's University

Reassessing the Situational Covariates of Homicide - Is There a Need to Disaggregate? Jesenia M. Pizarro, Michigan State University

Structure, Culture, and Lethality: An Integrated Model Approach to Homicide and Suicide Christina Lanier, University of North Carolina Wilmington

The Code or the Context? The Need to Move Beyond Subcultural Theories of Violence Patrick J Carr, Rutgers University Jamiliyah Gilliam, University of Chicago

The Routine Activities and Social Organization of Homicide in the District of Columbia Shannon Elizabeth Reid, The Urban Institute Caterina Gouvis Roman, The Urban Institute

SESSION 101: CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY: REGULATORY AGENCIES & FORTUITOUS EVENTS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 502B

Chair: Barry Goetz, Western Michigan University

The Impact of Regulatory Sabotage on U.S. Apparel Workers: Compromising Worker Safety and Health through Data Undercounting Danielle McGurrin, Stonehill College

Regulatory Decision-Making: The Significance of Agency in the Development of the Organizational Sentencing Guidelines Laurie J. Rodriguez, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey 123 Wednesday, November 1

Beyond a Fortuitous Event: Fires, Social Inequality, & White Collar Crime Barry Goetz, Western Michigan University Matthew Hinds-Aldrich, Eastern Kentucky University

SESSION 102: CORRELATES OF POLICING, FEAR AND COMMUNITY Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 503

Chair: Dilip Das, International Police Executive Symposium

Policing and Fear of Crime Wesley G. Skogan, Northwestern University Bonnie S. Fisher, University of Cincinnati

The Pervasiveness of Crime in American Society and Its Impact on Police Community Relations Dennis D. Powell, Middle Tennessee State University

The Handling of Death Notifications in Murder Cases: Problems and Prospects Mark D. Reed, Georgia State University Brenda Sims Blackwell, Georgia State University

Situational Policing: Bridging The Gap Between Police and Neighborhood Residents Jeri Kirby, West Virginia University James J. Nolan III, West Virginia University Norman Conti, Duquesne University

SESSION 103: INMATE PERCEPTIONS OF SAFETY AND VICTIMIZATION Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 504

Chair: Michael Agopian, Los Angeles Harbor College

Density, Violence and Direct Supervision Jails Christine Tartaro, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Marissa P. Levy, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

Prisoners' Perceptions of Safety in Jail H. Preston Elrod, Eastern Kentucky University Michael P. Brown, Ball State University

124 Wednesday, November 1

"Self-Policing": Inmates Perceptions of Safety in Prison Kelly Ann Cheeseman, Old Dominion University Hee Young Lee, Sam Houston State University

SESSION 104: FACTORS INFLUENCING SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 510

Chair: Kimberly Houser, Temple University

Correlates of Age of First Criminal Activity and Heroin Use of Male Inmates Nearing Release from Prison Participating in a Randomized Clinical Trial of Methadone Maintenance. Michael S. Gordon, Friends Research Institute, Inc. Timothy W. Kinlock, Friends Research Institute, Inc. Robert Schwartz, Friends Research Institute, Inc.

Mental Illness and Trauma Histories Among Substance-Abusing Offenders Seeking Community-based Treatment Danielle W Toussaint, Colorado Social Research Associates

The Influence of Individual and Programmatic Variables on Community Aftercare Completion Kimberly Houser, Temple University Christopher Salvatore, Temple University Wayne N. Welsh, Temple University

Five Years After: The Process of Long-Term Abstinence from Heroin Use among Ex- Offenders Nelson Jose Tiburcio, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Six-Month Post-Release Outcomes of Male Prisoners Participating in an Evaluation of Methadone Maintenance Treatment Timothy W Kinlock, Friends Research Institute Michael S. Gordon, Friends Research Institute, Inc. Robert Schwartz, Friends Research Institute, Inc.

SESSION 105: UNDERSTANDING POLICE DISCRETION Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 511B

Chair: Rick Sarre, University of South Australia 125 Wednesday, November 1

Arrest Disincentive due to the Preservation of Organizational Fiscal Responsibility: An Emerging Paradigm in the Decision-making Process of Arrest by Police? Michael J Grabowski, Santa Rosa Junior College

Comparing Perceptual and Policy Differences in Police Pursuit Decision-Making Vic Bumphus, The University of Tennessee, Chattanooga

Criminal Charges: The Forgotten Police Decision-Point Scott Phillips, Buffalo State College

Gender and Jurisdiction Effects on Police Decision to Issue a Citation Jennifer B. Robinson, Northeastern University Amy Farrell, Northeastern University W. Carsten Andresen, Northeastern University

SESSION 106: IMPACT OF SENTENCING AND CORRECTIONS POLICIES Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 511C

Chair: Sabri Ciftci, Florida State University

The Challenges of Evaluating Government Policy: An Example from the Evaluation of Conditional Cautioning Laura Blakeborough, Home Office, UK

The Impact of Punishment Policy on Crime: An Interrupted Time Series Analysis Sabri Ciftci, Florida State University William D. Bales, Florida State University

SESSION 107: DRUG COURTS FOR VARIOUS OFFENDER TYPES Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 512

Chair: Leslie Paik, The City College of CUNY

Methodological Challenges of Evaluating Drug Courts in the Face of Selection Bias: Suffolk Juvenile (NY) Dana Kralstein, The Center for Court Innovation

Institutional Careers in a Juvenile Drug Court Leslie Paik, The City College of CUNY

126 Wednesday, November 1

The Experience of Female Participants in a Northern California Drug Court Mary Ellen Hughes, Virginia Wesleyan College Michael Fischer, Norfolk State University

SESSION 108: WOMEN WORKING IN POLICING: STILL FIGHTING SEXISM ON THE JOB Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 513

Chair: Thomas Nolan, Boston University

Theorizing the Role of the Female Criminal Justice Worker Marie Garcia, Temple University

Reinventing the Matron Don L. Kurtz, Lycoming College

Still Squeezing Galatea: Women Police in Decoy Sex-Work Thomas Nolan, Boston University Mary Maguire, California State university, Sacramento

Survival in an All Boys Club: An Exploratory Study of the Occupational Experiences of Rural and Small Town Policewomen. Cara Rabe-Hemp, Illinois State University

SESSION 109: CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY MEETS POLICING (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 515B

Chair: Angela Simon, Western Michigan University

Women in Policing: The Impact of Gender Stereotypes Perpetuated in Society and the Media Carrie Leigh Buist, Eastern Michigan University

Bikers: Wild Pigs and Outlaws- What's the Difference and are the Police a Deviant Subculture? Mitch Librett, Bridgewater State College

Poetics of Patriarchy: Police/Citizen Discourse on 'Cops' Stephanie Whitehead, Indiana University

127 Wednesday, November 1

Philadelphia Special Grand Jury of 1928: Reform vs. Machine Ellen C. Leichtman, Eastern Kentucky University

SESSION 110: TRAINING FOR ACJS CERTIFICATION REVIEWERS Wednesday, November 1 - 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm Convention Center, 519

PRESIDENTIAL SESSION

SESSION 111: FRICTIONS, FAULTLINES AND FUSIONS: CRIMINOLOGY AND ITS CONSTITUTIVE DISCIPLINES: A POLITICAL SCIENCE PERSPECTIVE Wednesday, November 1 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Convention Center, 403A

Chair: Stephen D. Mastrofski, George Mason University

Participants Wesley G. Skogan, Northwestern University Lawrence W. Sherman, University of Pennsylvania

Can a Political Scientist Say Anything of Value About Crime? James Q. Wilson, Pepperdine University

PRESIDENTIAL SESSION

SESSION 112: FRICTIONS, FAULTLINES AND FUSIONS: CRIMINOLOGY AND ITS CONSTITUTIVE DISCIPLINES: AN ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE Wednesday, November 1 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Convention Center, 403B

Chair: Peter H. Reuter, University of Maryland at College Park

Participants Franklin Zimring, University of California at Berkeley Philip J. Cook, Duke University

128 Wednesday, November 1

Identifying the Relationship Between Crime and Work: The Economist's Advantage Jeffrey Grogger, University of California - Los Angeles

PRESIDENTIAL SESSION

SESSION 113: FRICTIONS, FAULTLINES AND FUSIONS: CRIMINOLOGY AND ITS CONSTITUTIVE DISCIPLINES: A SOCIOLOGY PERSPECTIVE Wednesday, November 1 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Convention Center, 408A

Chair: Karen Heimer, University of Iowa

Participants Richard Rosenfeld, University of Missouri - St. Louis John H. Laub, University of Maryland at College Park

Things You Can Say When You Have Tenure John R. Sutton, University of California - Santa Barbara

PRESIDENTIAL SESSION

SESSION 114: FRICTIONS, FAULTLINES AND FUSIONS: CRIMINOLOGY AND ITS CONSTITUTIVE DISCIPLINES: A PSYCHOLOGY PERSPECTIVE Wednesday, November 1 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Convention Center, 408B

Chair: Richard B. Felson, The Pennsylvania State University

Participants D. Wayne Osgood, The Pennsylvania State University Richard B. Felson, The Pennsylvania State University

129 Wednesday, November 1

What Can Criminologists Learn from Social Psychology? Kenneth A. Dodge, Duke University

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

SESSION 115: NEW DIRECTIONS IN RESEARCH AT THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 408B

Chair: Thomas E. Feucht, National Institute of Justice

Participants John H. Laub, University of Maryland at College Park Joan Petersilia, University of California, Irvine

New Directions in Research at the National Institute of Justice Glenn R. Schmitt, National Institute of Justice

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

SESSION 116: CRIMINAL JUSTICE RESEARCH REPORTS: EXPANDING THE HORIZONS OF EMPIRICAL RESEARCH Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 515B

Chair: Lanette P. Dalley, Minot State University

Participants Todd R. Clear, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Barbara Morrell, St. Joseph's University David L. Myers, Indiana University of Pennsylvania James O. Finckenauer, Rutgers University Dennis Jay Kenney, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

130 Wednesday, November 1

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 117: BOUNDARIES, BODIES AND BORDERS: THE SOCIO- LEGAL MEANING OF IMMIGRATION IN A GLOBALIZED STATE (CO-SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY AND DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 402A

Chair: Raymond J. Michalowski, Northern Arizona University

Global Border Crossings, Gender and (In)Justice: The Experience of Women Migrants Nancy A. Wonders, Northern Arizona University

Race and Rescue in the U.S. Border Nation: Connecting the Dots from Katrina to Immigration Enforcement Zoe Hammer-Tomizuka, University of Arizona

Thickening Borders and Thinning Boundaries: How Militarization, Criminalization and Deputization Are Transforming America's Southern Frontier into the New Police State Raymond J. Michalowski, Northern Arizona University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 118: ISSUES OF EDUCATION IN JUVENILE CORRECTIONS SETTINGS Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 402B

Nationwide Analysis of State-level Education Policies in Juvenile Corrections Candace Mulcahy, University of Maryland

Educational and Mental Health Status of Incarcerated Youth: An Empirical Investigation Michael P Krezmien, University of Maryland

131 Wednesday, November 1

Reading Attitudes Among Detained and Incarcerated Youth: Understanding Why Students Read Mark S Zablocki, University of Maryland/ National Center on Education, Disability and Juvenile Justice

Reforming Education for Incarcerated Youth: the No Child Left Behind Act Thomas G. Blomberg, Florida State University Sabri Ciftci, Florida State University George B. Pesta, Florida State University Carla Wright, Florida State University

Discussant: Peter E Leone, University of Maryland

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 119: COURT-LED COLLABORATIVE RESPONSES TO INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE (IPV): FINDINGS FROM THE JUDICIAL OVERSIGHT DEMONSTRATION Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 403A

Chair: Angela Moore, National Institute of Justice

Enhancing Services to Victims in Intimate Partner Violence Cases Lisa Newmark, Crime Victim Consultant Jay Reid, The Urban Institute Emily Turner, The Urban Institute

Increasing the Accountability of Offenders in Intimate Partner Violence Misdemeanor Cases Adele V. Harrell, The Urban Institute Jennifer Castro, The Urban Institute

132 Wednesday, November 1

The Impact of Court-led Responses to IVP on Offender Recidivism: Findings from the JOD Evaluation Christy Visher, The Urban Institute Colleen Owens, Urban Institute

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 120: APPLICATIONS OF PERSON-CENTERED LATENT VARIABLE METHODS TO CRIMINOLOGICAL RESEARCH Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 404A

Chair: Hanno Petras, University of Maryland, College Park

Exploring Victimization Inequality-A Latent Class Analysis Weiwei Liu, University of Maryland at College Park

A Latent Class Analysis of Community Reintegration Domains Differentiating Successes from Failures on Parole Bret Bucklen, PA Dept. of Corrections

The Long-Term Impact of Childhood and Adolescent Victimization Kerry M. Richmond, University of Maryland

Reconsidering SES and Family Process as Parallel Growth Processes Susan Fahey, University of Maryland at College Park

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 121: THE EFFECT OF DEMOCRATIZATION ON JUSTICE INSTITUTIONS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 407

Chair: Cynthia Lum, George Mason University

133 Wednesday, November 1

Democracy, Democratic Development and Democratic Policing Anita Pritchard, Ph.D, Dept of Political Science, Florida Atlantic University Michael Wiatrowski, Center for Democratic Policing Nathan W. Pino, Texas State University - San Marcos

Democratic Policing and Gender Equity in Transitional and Developing Countries Nathan W. Pino, Texas State University - San Marcos

The Impact of Democratic Values and Institutions on Police Attitudes Toward Use of Force in 28 Democratizing Countries Cynthia Lum, George Mason University Gary LaFree, University of Maryland at College Park

The Impact of Direct Democracy on Courts' Sentencing Behavior Justina A.V. Fischer, SIAW - HSG University of St. Gallen

Democracy, Democratic Policing in Post Conflict Societies. Michael Wiatrowski, Center for Democratic Policing PJ Potgieter, University of Zululand Bill Pake, Sergeant, Vancouver Police Department, BC, Canada

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 122: COMMUNITY AND CORRECTIONAL INTERVENTIONS FOR SUBSTANCE-ABUSING WOMEN OFFENDERS Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 409A

Chair: Nena Messina, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs

Developing Gender-Responsive Services for Women in Correctional Settings Stephanie Covington, Center for Gender and Justice

Designing Women-Centered Services for Substance Abuse Treatment Barbara Owen, California State University - Fresno

134 Wednesday, November 1

Effectiveness of the Female Offender Treatment and Employment Project (FOTEP) Christine Grella, UCLA ISAP

Correlates of Recidivism for Drug-Dependent Women Parolees: Treatment vs. No Treatment Nena Messina, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs William M. Burdon, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs Michael L. Prendergast, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 123: CONTEXTUALIZING GIRLS VIOLENCE AND AGGRESSION Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 409B

Chair: Meda Chesney-Lind, University of Hawaii at Manoa

"I Don't Know if you Consider That as Violence…": Girls' Perspectives on Interpersonal Violence and Possible Interventions Judith A. Ryder, St. John's University

Working "the Code": On Girls, Gender, and Inner City Violence Nikki Jones, University of California, Santa Barbara

Choosing Our Ground: Theorizing Girls' Use of Aggression and Violence in terms of Contexts, Networks and Fields of Meaning*. Sibylle Artz, University of Victoria

Girls and Violence-Understanding the Experiences of Prostituted Teen-aged Girls Linda M. Williams, University of Massachusetts Lowell

135 Wednesday, November 1

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 124: THEORY DEVELOPMENT Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 410

Chair: Michael Welch, University of Notre Dame

Self-control and Social Context: Toward a More Conditional View of the Relationship Between Self-control and Crime. Carter Hay, Florida State University Walter Forrest, Florida State University

Gender, Delinquency, and Power-Control Theory: Additional Considerations of Structure and Agency Stacy De Coster, North Carolina State University Rena Cornell, University of Texas at Austin

Are Doing Crime and Doing Harm Different? Richard B. Felson, The Pennsylvania State University

Collective Self-Control: Is Such a Notion Viable? Charles R. Tittle, North Carolina State University Patricia Lou McCall, North Carolina State University

Discussant: Bob Bursik, University of Missouri - St. Louis

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 125: BEYOND OFFENDER PROFILING: TOWARDS AN INVESTIGATIVE PSYCHOLOGY Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 501A

Chairs: David Canter, University of Liverpool Donna Youngs, University of Liverpool

136 Wednesday, November 1

Criminal Consistency and Investigative Inference Donna Youngs, University of Liverpool David Canter, University of Liverpool

Exploring Geo-Demographics in Relation to Journey to Crime Freya Newman, Centre for Investigative Psychology, University of Liverpool David Canter, University of Liverpool

Profiling and intervention processes of domestic violence Keri Nixon, Centre for Investigative Psychology, University of Liverpool David Canter, University of Liverpool

The Importance of Interaction to Crime Scene Typologies Jan Winter, Centre for Investigative Psychology, University of Liverpool Paul Taylor, Centre for Investigative Psychology, University of Liverpool

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 126: CEASEFIRE CHICAGO: SUCCESS AND CHALLENGES OF AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO VIOLENCE PREVENTION Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 504

Chair: Elena Quintana, University of Illinois at Chicago

Presenters Elena Quintana, University of Illinois at Chicago Norman Livingston Kerr, University of Illinois at Chicago Candice Kane, Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority

137 Wednesday, November 1

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 127: CHALLENGES TO CORPORATE CRIME REGULATION Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 505

Chair: Sally S. Simpson, University of Maryland at College Park

Controlling Creative Compliance: New Sources of Leverage Doreen McBarnett, Oxford University

Creating Compliance Subcultures through Regulation Laureen Snider, Queen's University

Research on Financial White Collar Crime. Michael Levi, University of Cardiff

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 128: RACIAL, ECONOMIC, AND POLITICAL ISSUES IN THE CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF INCARCERATION (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME) Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 506

Chair: Thomas D. Stucky, Indiana University - Purdue University, Indianapolis

The Development of State Theory in the Sociology of Punishment Vanessa Barker, Florida State University

Race, Threat, and Imprisonment in the United States Karen Heimer, University of Iowa Joseph B. Lang, University of Iowa Thomas D. Stucky, Indiana University - Purdue University, Indianapolis

138 Wednesday, November 1

Racial Inequality and Imprisonment in California Counties John R. Sutton, University of California - Santa Barbara Craig Rawlings, University of California- Santa Barbara

Felon Occupational Restrictions and Race Gaps in Wages and Employment Darren Wheelock, University of Minnesota Christopher Uggen, University of Minnesota Department of Sociology

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 129: GENDER BIAS AND DISPROPORTIONATE MINORITY CONFINEMENT RESOLUTIONS: PROBLEM- SOLVING RESTORATIVE JUSTICE PRACTICE (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME) Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 507

Chair: Kathleen Daly, Griffith University

Connecting Restorative Justice with Gender-Responsive Programming Emily Gaarder, University of MN-Duluth Denise Hesselton, University of Minnesota-Duluth

Rethinking Criminal Justice Policies: Afro-Restorative Justice as a Means to Address Disproportionate Minority Confinement Morris Jenkins, The University of Toledo

Perceptions and Realities of Restorative Justice as a "Tool" for Working with Girls on Probation Rebecca Lynn Maniglia, University of Illinois at Chicago

Race and Gender Politics: Different Justice Claims Kathleen Daly, Griffith University

Discussant: Gordon Bazemore, Florida Atlantic University

139 Wednesday, November 1

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 130: DOING DATA-DRIVEN POLICY: THE PERILS AND PROMISE FOR RESEARCHERS AND PRACTITIONERS Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 511A

Chair: Donald Stemen, Vera Institute of Justice

Monitoring Prosecutorial Discretion: The Prosecution and Racial Justice Project Donald Stemen, Vera Institute of Justice Wayne McKenzie, Vera Institute of Justice

Assessing Conditions of Confinement: The Commission on Safety and Abuse in America's Prisons Michela Ann Bowman, New York University and Vera Institute for Justice Jon Wool, Vera Institute of Justice Andres Rengifo, John Jay College/Vera Institute of Justice

Examining Sentencing Practices: The State Sentencing and Corrections Program Barbara Tombs, Kansas Sentencing Commission

Discussant: Michael Jacobson, Vera Institute of Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 131: NEW FACULTY WORKSHOP (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON WOMEN AND CRIME) Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 514

Chair: Angela M. Moe, Western Michigan University

140 Wednesday, November 1

Participants Joanne Belknap, University of Colorado at Boulder Helen M. Eigenberg, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Venessa Garcia, Kean University Susan F. Sharp, University of Oklahoma

MEETING

SESSION 132: DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME BOARD MEETING Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Convention Center, 308B

SESSION 133: ACADEMY OF EXPERIMENTAL CRIMINOLOGY Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 515A

Chair: David L. Weisburd, Hebrew University/University of Maryland at College Park

Participants Anthony A. Braga, Harvard University Manuel Eisner, University of Cambridge John S. Goldkamp, Temple University Deborah Gorman-Smith, University of Illinois - Chicago Adrian Raine, University of Southern California Peter Rossi, University of Massachusetts Brandon C. Welsh, University of Massachusetts - Lowell Lawrence W. Sherman, University of Pennsylvania Doris Layton MacKenzie, University of Maryland at College Park David P. Farrington, University of Cambridge

141 Wednesday, November 1

AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC

SESSION 134: HIGH-PROFILE CRIMES: WHEN LEGAL CASES BECOME SOCIAL CAUSES Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 408A

Chair: Nicole F. Rafter, Northeastern University

Critics Darnell Hunt, UCLA Geoff Ward, Northeastern University Dorie Klein, Contra Costa County Health Services Gregg L. Barak, Eastern Michigan University

High-Profile Crimes: When Legal Cases become Social Causes Lynn Chancer, Fordham University

SESSION 135: UNDERSTANDING AND REACTING TO SEX OFFENSES Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 308A

Chair: Patrick N. McGrain, DeSales University

A Self-report Version of the Sexual Offender Need Assessment Rating (SONAR) Michael Chajewski, John Jay College Of Criminal Justice CUNY

The Effects of Environmental Influences on Juvenile Sexual Offending Janyce L. Rymdeko, DeSales University Patrick N. McGrain, DeSales University

Trend and Formative Process Analysis for New York State Sex Offense Courts Amy Muslim, The Center for Court Innovation

Varied Motivations and Implications for Response: Juvenile Sex Offenders with Pedophilic Tendencies and Those Without. Camille Gibson, Prairie View A&M University Philip Ikomi, Texas Juvenile Crime Prevention Center

142 Wednesday, November 1

SESSION 136: CRIME AND THE LIFE COURSE I Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 401

Chair: Nancy Morris, University of Maryland at College Park

Estimating the Influence of Co-Offending on Escalation during Delinquent Careers Kevin P. Conway, National Institute on Drug Abuse Robert J. Kane, Northeastern University

Predictors of Juvenile Delinquency: Elementary School Students Grades 3-5 H. Preston Elrod, Eastern Kentucky University Stephanie Rachelle Childers, Eastern Kentucky University Graduate Student

Social Competence and Criminal Offending Over Time Nancy Morris, University of Maryland at College Park

Non-shared Environmental Influences and Sibling Differences in Externalizing Behavior Danielle Boisvert, University of Cincinnati John Paul Wright, University of Cincinnati

SESSION 137: INNOVATIVE METHODS TO PREDICTING VICTIMIZATION Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 404B

Chair: Derek J. Paulsen, Eastern Kentucky University

Applying Neural Network Analysis to Predict Commercial Robbery Victimization Across Different Cities Derek J. Paulsen, Eastern Kentucky University

Place-based Crime Prevention in Atlantic City: Testing the Presence of W.A.L.L.S. Variables Marissa P. Levy, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Christine Tartaro, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

The Patterns and Trend in Auto Theft in South Texas: An Empirical Study of Auto Theft in Two South Texas Counties Joseph Appiahene-Gyamfi, The University of Texas - Pan American

143 Wednesday, November 1

SESSION 138: CRIMINAL LAW AND JUSTICE IN TRANSNATIONAL CONTEXTS: TRANSPLANTS, TRANSFERS AND LEARNING FROM INTERNATIONAL LAW (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 405

Chair: Sheetal Ranjan, CUNY Graduate Center/John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Criminological Transplants Leslie Sebba, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Policy Transfer and Criminal Justice Trevor Jones, Cardiff University Tim Newburn, London School of Economics

The Criminal Regulation of Assisted Suicide in Switzerland: How the Swiss Model Informs the U.S. Debate Stephen J. Ziegler, Indiana University - Purdue University, Fort Wayne

Trafficking in Rights: The Debtor Nation Status of the U.S. Jurisprudence Donald H. Wallace, Central Missouri State University

SESSION 139: CONTEXTUAL FACTORS INFLUENCING TREATMENT EFFECTIVENESS Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 406A

Chair: Inger Sagatun-Edwards, San Jose State University

A Comparison of Different Juvenile Justice Responses to Domestic and Family Violence Inger Sagatun-Edwards, San Jose State University Brenda Uekert, National Center for State Courts Tracy Peters, National Center for State Courts Dina Kameda, San Jose State University

Reducing Juvenile Delinquency Through Intervention: a Program Evaluation Mokerrom Hossain, Virginia State University Joy Combs-Marshal, Empty Arms Outreach Ministry, Inc.

144 Wednesday, November 1

The Impact of Organizational Characteristics on Processes and Interventions in Delinquency Cases David L. Parry, Endicott College

The Role of Neighborhood Context on Treatment Effectiveness in Juvenile Corrections Jennifer Fratello, Temple University Kimberly Houser, Temple University Philip W. Harris, Temple University

SESSION 140: DELINQUENCY PATTERNS AND TRENDS Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 406B

Chair: Pernilla Johansson, University of Texas at Dallas

Correlates & Offense Patterns Among Runaway Youths Pernilla Johansson, University of Texas at Dallas Kimberly Kempf-Leonard, University of Texas at Dallas

Delinquent Behavior Trajectories Among Escalating and Desisting Youths in a High- Risk Sample Richard Dembo, University of South Florida Jennifer Wareham, Wayne State University Kristina Childs, University of South Florida

Patterns of Delinquency Co-Offending among Hispanics and Non-Hispanics Lynn Vincentnatnathan, University of Texas - Pan American S. George Vincentnathan, University of Texas - Pan American

U.S. and International Youth Subcultures, Groups, and Lifestyles: Societal and Police Response Gordon A. Crews, Washburn University Angela D. West, Washburn University

SESSION 141: THE INSTITUTIONAL CONTEXT OF CRIME: CHURCH, SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY EFFECTS Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 501B

Chair: Ruth Triplett, Old Dominion University

145 Wednesday, November 1

Effects of Religion on Delinquency in Brazil Mark C. Stafford, University of Texas - Austin Corinne Davis Rodrigues, Federal University of Minas Gerais

Social Disorganization and the Role of the Church in Understanding Neighborhood Rates of Crime Ruth Triplett, Old Dominion University Laura Rapp, Old Dominion University

School Social Disorganization, Community Attachment and Adolescent Delinquency Juliet Scarpa, University of Washington

Structural Correlates of Race-Specific Drug Sales Arrests from 1980-2001 Scott R. Maggard, National Center for State Courts

SESSION 142: INFLUENCES ON JURORS AND JUDGES Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 501C

Chair: Nadine M. Connell, Rowan University

Effects of Memory on Evidence of Problems with Capital Juror Decision-Making William J. Bowers, Northeastern University Wanda Foglia, Rowan University of New Jersey

Race and the Group: Does Race Impact Juror Interpretations of Group Climate in Capital Cases? Nadine M. Connell, Rowan University

Examining the Effect of Judicial Elections and Offender Characteristics on Sentencing in Montana Jeffrey W. Rosky, Washington State University

Re-Examining Characteristics of Judges in Sentencing: Race and Gender Effects Under Sentencing Guidelines Matthew S. Crow, University of West Florida

Religion in the Criminal Justice System: When Church and State Aren't So Separate Monica K. Miller, University of Nevada, Reno

146 Wednesday, November 1

SESSION 143: THE IMPACT OF VIOLENCE IN CHILDHOOD Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Carolyn A. Smith, University at Albany

Exploring the Co-occurrence of Family Violence in the Same Households with the NCVS Wendi Elizabeth Goodlin, Bowling Green State University Chris Unn, Bowling Green State University

Perceptions of Experienced Child Physical Maltreatment as Indicators of Adult Self- formed Attitudes Stephanie W Walsh, University of South Carolina Upstate Raymond H.C. Teske, Jr., Sam Houston State University

The Experiences and Reflections of Adolescent Parricide Offenders Years After the Killings Kathleen M. Heide, University of South Florida Eldra P. Solomon, Center for Mental Health Education

The Relationship between Physical Abuse and Adult Outcomes: Retrospective and Prospective Measures Compared Carolyn A. Smith, University at Albany Timothy O. Ireland, Niagara University Terence P. Thornberry, University of Colorado

SESSION 144: POLICE IDENTITY AND PERCEPTIONS OF THE POLICE Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 503

Chair: Hasan Buker, Washington State University

Beyond the Circadian Details: A Qualitative Study of Variables Affecting Police and Sleep Scott R. Senjo, Weber State University Michelle Heward, Weber State University

Creating the Police Identity Jadi Morrow, University of Colorado at Boulder

147 Wednesday, November 1

Ethnicity & Perceptions of the Police Occupational Responsibility: A Role Theory Examination Denise Nation, University of Cincinnati

The Intersection Between Officer and Public Perceptions of Police Effectiveness. Chris Ortiz, Vera Institute of Justice Nicole Hendricks, Vera Institute of Justice/Holyoke Community College

SESSION 145: EVALUATIONS IN THE CORRECTIONAL ENVIRONMENT Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 510

Chair: Scott D. Camp, Federal Bureau of Prisons

An Evaluation of Mindfulness-Based Meditation Programs in New Mexico Prison Facilities Sarah Strong, University of New Mexico Tim Wadsworth, University of New Mexico Pam Brown, New Mexico Corrections Department

Why Not for Everyone?: A Qualitative Approach to the BOP's Faith-Based Program Evaluation Okyun Kwon, Federal Bureau of Prisons Scott D. Camp, Federal Bureau of Prisons Dawn M. Daggett, Federal Bureau of Prisons Jody Klein-Saffran, Federal Bureau of Prisons

Non-US Citizens in Federal Custody: Patterns of Psychology Service Utilization Among a Growing Population Erik Faust Dietz, Federal Bureau of Prisons

SESSION 146: POLICE TRAINING AND RECRUITMENT Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 511B

Chair: Barry Goetz, Western Michigan University

Civilianization in Law Enforcement Organizations Constance Anne Kostelac, Arizona State University

148 Wednesday, November 1

Determinants of Police Strength in Large U.S. Cities During the 1990's: Fixed-Effects Panel Analysis Bill Patrick McCarty, University of Nebraska-Omaha Jihong A. Solomon Zhao, University of Nebraska at Omaha Ling Ren, Dept. of Criminal Justice Sciences, Illinois State University at Normal

Training Police Leaders: Expectations and Experience David A Jenks, University of West Georgia

SESSION 147: COMPUTER CRIME Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 511C

Chair: Catherine Marie Davis Marcum, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Online Communities and Child Pornography: An Examination of On-Topic Usenet Groups Rob D'Ovidio, Drexel University

The General Theory of Crime as a Predictor of Computer Crime in a College-aged Sample David R. Foster, University of Maryland at College Park

Identifying Obscure Manipulations: An Analysis of Online Chat Room Transcripts Between Internet Predators and Adolescents Catherine Marie Davis Marcum, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

SESSION 148: FAIRNESS AND CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 512

Chair: Charles S. Lanier, University at Albany

A Look at the Role of Proportionality Review and Capital Punishment in Maryland 1978-1999 Rachel B. Philofsky, University of Maryland Department of Criminology

149 Wednesday, November 1

Factors Influencing Death Sentences in Pennsylvania: An Exploration of Race and Gender Issues Jamie S. Martin, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Jennifer Roberts, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Mari Beth Pierce, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Lisa Carter, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Jennifer Boyer, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Missed Mitigation: A Review of Missouri Clemency Petitions for Counsel's Effectiveness at Death Penalty Sentencing Leona Deborah Jochnowitz, University at Albany Charles S. Lanier, University at Albany

Public Access to Clemency Petitions; Who Monitors, Controls, Historically Preserves Clemency Records in Seven States Leona Deborah Jochnowitz, University at Albany

SESSION 149: THE SEXUAL VICTIMIZATION OF WOMEN Wednesday, November 1 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 513

Chair: Leah Elizabeth Daigle, Georgia Southern University

Confronting Our Fears: An Examination of College Women's Experiences Staci Roberts, University of Kentucky

Exploring the Contours of Rape Culture Using Affect Control Theory Jason Clark-Miller, Montana State University Terin G. Riley, Montana State University Kristi M. Clark-Miller, Montana State University

Repeat Sexual Victimization Among College Women: Which Risk Factors Distinguish Single, Repeat, and Multiple Victims? Leah Elizabeth Daigle, Georgia Southern University Bonnie S. Fisher, University of Cincinnati Francis T. Cullen, University of Cincinnati

Violence Against Women: A Cross Cultural Study Emmanuel C. Onyeozili, University of Maryland Eastern Shore Jonathan C. Odo, University of Maryland Eastern Shore

150 Wednesday, November 1

The Age Distribution of Rape Victims: Evaluating Feminist, Evolutionary, Routine Activity, and Control Theory Perspectives Andrew Lawrence Spivak, University of Oklahoma Trina Louise Hope, U of Oklahoma

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 150: PURE SOCIOLOGY & SOCIAL CONTROL Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 401

Chair: Mark Cooney, University of Georgia

The Collectivization of Genocide Bradley Campbell, University of Virginia

The Death of the Driver: Social Geometry, Vehicular Violence, and Highway Safety Ellis Godard, California State University Northridge

Toward a Pure Sociology of Drug Market Conflict Scott Thomas Jacques, University of Missouri-St. Louis CCJ Richard Wright, University of Missouri - St. Louis

Shape Up or Ship Out: Warnings and Evictions at a Public Housing Agency Kerri Smith, University of Georgia

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 151: BIG STATE JUVENILE JUSTICE: WHEN RESEARCH DATA AND PRACTICE MEET Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 402B

Chair: Charles E. Frazier, University of Florida

151 Wednesday, November 1

Schools as a Major Gateway to the Juvenile Justice System in Florida Anthony Schembri, Florida Department of Juvenile Justice Ted Tollett, Florida Department of Juvenile Justice Mark Greenwald, Florida Department of Juvenile Justice

The Florida What Works Initiative: Implementation of Evidence-Based Practices Steven Chapman, Florida Department of Juvenile Justice

Improving Comprehension of the Juvenile Justice Process Christine Driver, University of Florida Eve Brank, University of Florida

Evidence-Based Practice: Assessing Risk for Re-Offending in the Juvenile Justice System Kristin Parsons Winokur, Justice Research Center Julia Blankenship, Justice Research Center

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 152: EVALUATING VOICE STRESS ANALYSIS SOFTWARE FOR DECEPTION DETECTION Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 404A

Chair: Christine R. Crossland, National Institute of Justice

How Does VSA Work? The Science Laura J. Pointon, University of Oklahoma Deidra Upchurch, Oklahoma Criminal Justice Resource Center Kelly R. Damphousse, University of Oklahoma

How Does VSA Work? The Training and the Practice Deidra Upchurch, Oklahoma Criminal Justice Resource Center Laura J. Pointon, University of Oklahoma Kelly R. Damphousse, University of Oklahoma

152 Wednesday, November 1

Evaluating Voice Stress Analysis Software for Deception Detection Kelly R. Damphousse, University of Oklahoma Laura J. Pointon, University of Oklahoma Deidra Upchurch, Oklahoma Criminal Justice Resource Center

Discussant: Mike O'Shea, National Institute of Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 153: RESEARCH ON ILLEGAL FIREARMS MARKETS AND INTERDICTION STRATEGIES Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 406A

Chair: Lois Felson Mock, National Institute of Justice

Illegal Gun Markets and Federal Firearms Licensees: Indicators of Corruption Garen Wintemute, University of California, Davis

Crime Gun Risk Factors: Dealer, Buyer, Firearms, and Transaction Characteristics Linked to Criminal Use Christopher Koper, University of Pennsylvania

Current Trends in Illegal Gun Markets Anthony A. Braga, Harvard University

Supply Side Strategies to Reduce Illegal Gun Markets in Los Angeles George Tita, University of California, Irvine Greg Ridgeway, RAND

153 Wednesday, November 1

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 154: A PUBLIC HEALTH APPROACH TO UNDERSTANDING AND DESCRIBING YOUTH VIOLENCE Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 406B

Chair: Philip Jay Leaf, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

Bullying and Attitudes Toward Retaliation: A Social Disorganization Perspective Catharine P. Bradshaw, Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health

Concentrated Disadvantage and Youth Homicide: Estimating Structural Effects from 1980-2000 Kirk R. Williams, University of California, Riverside Robert Nash Parker, University of California - Riverside

Collective Identity and Youth Violence: A Theoretical Exploration Emily K. Oneill Asencio, University of California - Riverside Lio Shoon, UC Riverside

Who Carries Guns, and Why?: Results from the 2004 Boston Youth Survey Mary Vriniotis, Harvard Youth Violence Prevention Center

Discussant: Philip Jay Leaf, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 155: CONTROLLING METHAMPHETAMINE PRECURSORS: FROM POLICY TO PRACTICE Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 407

Chair: Sandra Woerle, National Institute of Justice

Overview of NIJ-Supported Methamphetamine Project Duane C. McBride, Andrews University

154 Wednesday, November 1

Variance in State Methamphetamine Precursor Laws Jamie F. Chriqui, The MayaTech Corporation

Perceptions of Effectiveness in State Precursor Laws Curtis J. VanderWaal, Andrews University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 156: CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 409A

Chair: Walter S. DeKeseredy, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

Separation/Divorce Sexual Assault in Rural Ohio: Survivors' Perceptions of Social Support Providers Walter S. DeKeseredy, University of Ontario Institute of Technology Mandy K. Hall, University of Hawaii at Manoa

Woman Abuse, Ethnicity, and Poverty: The Role of Collective Efficacy Shahid Alvi, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

A Human Rights Framework for Making Sense of Hate Crime Barbara Perry, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

The Ethnographic Dialogue: Implications for Research, Ethics, and the Critical Criminological Enterprise Brian MacLean, York University

155 Wednesday, November 1

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 157: INSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGES OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN DEVELOPING NATIONS: THE TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO PROJECT (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 409B

Chair: Ed Maguire, George Mason University

Computerized Crime Mapping in the Trinidad and Tobago Project: Challenges to Place-Based Crime Prevention in Developing Nations Julie Willis, George Mason University Cynthia Lum, George Mason University

Assessing the Performance of Systems Designed to Process Criminal Forensic Evidence William R. King, The Bowling Green State University Ed Maguire, George Mason University

Perceived Legitimacy and Willingness to Assist the Police in Trinidad and Tobago Devon Johnson, George Mason University

Ecological Correlates of Police Misconduct in Trinidad and Tobago Jeffrey B. Snipes, San Francisco State University

Discussant: Richard R. Bennett, The American University

156 Wednesday, November 1

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 158: EMERGING RESEARCH ON IMMIGRATION, ETHNICITY AND VIOLENCE (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME) Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 410

Chair: Ramiro Martinez, Jr., Florida International University

Does Differential Social Organization in Immigrant Neighborhoods Reduce Risks of Violent Crime? Evidence from Panel Data in New York City Garth Davies, Simon Fraser University Jeffrey Fagan, Columbia University

Latinos, Violence, and Local Context: Examining the Effects of Demographic Shifts and Social Structural Changes on Homicide Ramiro Martinez, Jr., Florida International University Jacob I. Stowell, University at Massachusetts-Lowell Jorge Chavez, The Bowling Green State University Elizabeth Griffiths, Emory University

Immigration and the Crime Paradox Robert J. Sampson, Harvard University

The Impact of Immigration on Violence: A Test of Social Disorganization Theory Jacob I. Stowell, University at Massachusetts-Lowell

A 100 Years of Culture Conflict, Immigration and Crime: Old Explanations, New Applications Zoua M. Vang, Harvard University

157 Wednesday, November 1

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 159: DEMOCRACY, SOCIETY AND THE GOVERNANCE OF SECURITY (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 501A

Chair: Peter K. Manning, Northeastern University

Mapping Security Governance: The 'Nexus Policing' Project in Victoria, Australia Jennifer Dawn Wood, Australian National University

Reaching Out to Fit in: the Strategies and Asymmetries of an Urban Security Network Benoit Dupont, Universite de Montreal

Coordinating Policing and Security: Looking Beyond the Network Theory Peter K. Manning, Northeastern University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 160: NIJ RESEARCH ON DEFENSE, PROSECUTION, AND CASE MANAGEMENT ISSUES Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 501B

Chair: Linda Truitt, National Institute of Justice

Analysis of Case Management Issues Within State and Local Funded Public Defender Systems Laura Winterfield, The Urban Institute

Exploring the Feasibility and Efficacy of Performance Measures in Prosecution and Applications to Community Prosecution M. Elaine Nugent, American Prosecutors Research Institute

158 Wednesday, November 1

Integrated Approaches to Manage Multi-Case Families in the Criminal Justice System Nancy Thoennes, Center for Policy Research - Colorado

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 161: A SPECTRUM OF VIOLENCE: FROM TERRORISM, TO GANGS, TO SEX OFFENDER TO JAIL INMATES Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 501C

Chair: Peter English, California State University, Fresno

The Geographic Location of Sexual Offenders and Megan’s Law Anna Sepulveda, California State University, Fresno

Exploring the Options: Is there any Choice in the Psychosocial Entrance into the Gang? David Pyrooz, California State University, Fresno

The Fresno County Sheriff's Department Jail Project Amanda McFerren, California State University, Fresno

The Definition of Terrorism: Part of the problem Harald Otto Schweizer, California State University - Fresno

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 162: CORPORATE CRIME: NEW APPROACHES AND DATA SOURCES Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 505

Chair: Peter Cleary Yeager, Boston University

159 Wednesday, November 1

Corporate Crime and Women Victims Mary Dodge, University of Colorado at Denver

Using Expert Interviews to Unmask the Crimes of the Powerful Dave Whyte, University of Stirling

Federal Data Sources on Corporate Lawbreaking: Expanding Frontiers for Quantitative Research Peter Cleary Yeager, Boston University

The Parliamentary Enquiry on Fraud in the Dutch Construction Industry: Collusion as Concept Between Corruption and State-corporate Crime Grat van den Heuvel, University of Maastricht

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 163: CRIME AND FILM Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 506

Chair: Tammy L. Castle, University of West Florida

The On-screen Criminal and the Role of Psychological Explanations of Crime in Crime Films Nathan Gonyea, Texas A&M International University Jenifer Ann Lee, Texas A&M International University

Criminal Preference: A Content Analysis of Popular Crime Films by Gender Tammy L. Castle, University of West Florida Kevan Feshami, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Fact or Fiction: Hollywood's Perception of Capital Punishment versus Statistical Reality Claudia San Miguel, Texas A&M International University Jenifer Ann Lee, Texas A&M International University Tammy L. Castle, University of West Florida

160 Wednesday, November 1

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 164: GENDER RESPONSIVE ASSESSMENT: WHAT ARE THE RISK FACTORS Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 507

Chair: Patricia Van Voorhis, University of Cincinnati

Gender-Responsive Needs: Preliminary Analyses of Six-Month Outcome Data from a Sample of Women Offenders in Minnesota. Emily Wright, University of Cincinnati Emily J Salisbury, University of Cincinnati Patricia Van Voorhis, University of Cincinnati

Is Their a Bridge Between "What Works" and Gender Responsive Patricia Van Voorhis, University of Cincinnati Emily J Salisbury, University of Cincinnati Emily Wright, University of Cincinnati

Construction and Validation of a Gender Responsive Risk/Needs Instrument for Women Offenders in Missouri and Maui Emily J Salisbury, University of Cincinnati Patricia Van Voorhis, University of Cincinnati Emily Wright, University of Cincinnati

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 165: BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN THE ACADEMICIAN AND THE PRACTITIONER Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 511A

Chair: Michael Kent Hooper, California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training

161 Wednesday, November 1

Academicians and Practitioners Partnering in California's Investigative Community Michael Kent Hooper, California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training

Influences on Police Department Policies Lori-Beth Way, California State University - Chico

Academe's Role in Bridging the Gap between Research and Practice Lester Pincu, California State University, Fresno

The Insanity of Psychopathy in the Courtroom Candice Skrapec, California State University, Fresno

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 166: BATTERER INTERVENTION PROGRAMS: WHERE SHOULD WE GO FROM HERE? Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 513

Chair: Lynette Feder, Portland State University

Does Batterer Treatment Work? New Directions to Improve its Efficacy Julia C. Babcock, University of Houston

Where to Go From Here? New Approaches for Developing, Implementing and Testing Experimental Policies Lynette Feder, Portland State University

Should Batterer Programs Be Our Focus? Phyllis B. Frank, VCS Community Change Project

Measuring Social Change vs. Individual Treatment Effects Chris O'Sullivan, Safe Horizon

162 Wednesday, November 1

Reflecting on the Future of Batterer Programs: The Case for Experimentation in a Context of Cautious Expectations Michael Rempel, The Center for Court Innovation Melissa Labriola, The Center for Court Innovation

Why Are Courts Reluctant to Hold Batterers Accountable? Joan Zorza, Domestic Violence Report

PRESIDENTIAL SESSION

SESSION 167: THE NATIONAL CONSORTIUM ON VIOLENCE RESEARCH (NCOVR): AN IMPORTANT EFFORT FOR CRIMINOLOGY Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 408B

Chair: Alfred Blumstein, Carnegie Mellon University

Participants Richard Rosenfeld, University of Missouri - St. Louis Daniel S. Nagin, Carnegie Mellon University Robert D. Crutchfield, University of Washington Laura J. Dugan, University of Maryland at College Park Alex R. Piquero, University of Florida Julie Horney, President, American Society of Criminology, University at Albany Patricia Strauch Edgar, National Consortium on Violence Research Alfred Blumstein, Carnegie Mellon University

163 Wednesday, November 1

AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC

SESSION 168: THE DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN POLICE HISTORY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND THE UNITED STATES Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 408A

Chair: Maria (Maki) Haberfeld, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Critics Mitchel Roth, Sam Houston State University Samuel Walker, University of Nebraska Omaha

The Development of Modern Police History in the United Kingdom and the United States Joseph King, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

SESSION 169: TRAFFICKING: HUMAN AND GUN (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 308A

Chair: Gary Kleck, Florida State University

Human Trafficking Networks Around Japan and East Asia Noriyoshi Takemura, Toin University of Yokohama, Japan

Organized Gun Trafficking, "Crime Guns," and Crime Rates Gary Kleck, Florida State University Shun-Yang Kevin Wang, Florida State University

Prosecution of CSEC Cases in the United States: Effects of Federal Legislation Since the TVPA of 2000 William P. Adams, The Urban Institute Kevonne M. Small, The Urban Institute

Human Trafficking: Media Recognition of a Historic Problem Stephanie Renee Fahy, Northeastern University Amy Farrell, Northeastern University Jack McDevitt, Northeastern University

164 Wednesday, November 1

SESSION 170: ROUTINE ACTIVITY AND VICTIMIZATION IN SCHOOLS Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 403A

Chair: Scott A. Desmond, Purdue University

Multilevel Criminal Opportunity: An Examination of Cross-School Differences in Effects of Target Suitability and Guardianship on Violent Victimization Pamela Wilcox, University of Cincinnati Bonnie S. Fisher, University of Cincinnati Marie Skubak, University of Cincinnati

The Contribution of Schools and School Behavior on Victimization Experiences of Students John D. Burrow, University of South Carolina Robert Apel, University of South Carolina

Rational Choice Theory and Behavior of Fraternity Members Engaging in Perpetuation of Racial Stereotypes and the Connection to Hazing David Montague, University of Arkansas at Little Rock Tusty Zohra, University of Arkansas at Little Rock Jennifer L. Maher, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Stalking Prevalence Among College Students: A Test of Routine Activities Theory Meagan Elaine Allen, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

SESSION 171: THEORY DEVELOPMENT AND INTEGRATION Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 403B

Chair: George E. Capowich, Loyola University, New Orleans

An Examination of Theoretical Trends and Patterns in Criminology from 1964 to Present Michelle Brown, Ohio University Bruce Hoffman, Ohio University Christopher Kast, Ohio University Thomas Vander Ven, Ohio University

Orienting Strategies in Criminological Thought Bryan Kenneth Robinson, SUNY Albany Allen W. Wong, SUNY Albany Matthew S. Vogel, SUNY Albany 165 Wednesday, November 1

Commitment Portfolios: An Integrative Concept to Explain Continuity in Criminal Careers Jeffery T. Ulmer, The Pennsylvania State University Darrell Steffensmeier, The Pennsylvania State University

Strain, Social Support. and Social Capital: Adult Onset and Variations in Gender Offending Patterns Heather L. Couture, University of Maryland at College Park Sally S. Simpson, University of Maryland at College Park

Testing Control Balance Theory's Prediction on General Deviance Causes Utilizing a 40-Item Deviance Measure Adam M. Bossler, Armstrong Atlantic State University

SESSION 172: EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAMS: THEIR EFFECTIVENESS WITHIN DIFFERENT AGE GROUPS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 404B

Chair: Mary E. Poulin, Justice Research and Statistics Assn.

Roles and functioning of preschool teachers in prevention programs for child sexual abuse Mei-hua Chien, National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan

Pathways to participation: the Pathways to Prevention early intervention project in Australia Ross James Homel, Griffith University Kate Freiberg, Griffith University Cherie Lamb, Mission Australia

An Approach to Answering Unanswered Questions Regarding Mentoring Program Effectiveness Mary E. Poulin, Justice Research and Statistics Assn.

SESSION 173: SESSION ON CRITICAL ISSUES IN THAI CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 405

Chair: Suree Kanjanawong, Mahidol University

166 Wednesday, November 1

An Assessment of the Implementation of the Drug Rehabilitation Act, B.E. 2545 Srisombat Chokprajakchat, Mahidol University

Thai Election and the Justice System Sanya Niumpradit, Royal Thai Police Cadet Academy

An Overview of the Legal Framework of Thailand's Anti-Money Laundering and Combating the Financing of Terrorism Activities Seehanat Prayoonrat, Office of the National Counter Corruption Commission, Thailand

Forensic Science Education in Thailand and Its Role in Developing Forensic Practitioners Nathinee - Panvisavas, Mahidol University

SESSION 174: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: A FOCUS ON POLITICS, FEMINISM, CONTROL, AND SPECIAL POPULATIONS Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Murray A. Straus, University of New Hampshire

Feminist Theory and Same-Sex Domestic Violence Michael John Brown, Brooklyn College and Graduate Center - CUNY Jennifer Groscup, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Gender And Parenting In Prevention And Treatment Of Partner Violence: The Evidence And The Denial Murray A. Straus, University of New Hampshire

Intimate Partner Violence in a Culturally Diverse Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender College Population Laurie J DeSimone, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Jenise Jenkins, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Chitra Raghavan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

The Control Context of Intimate Partner Violence: Addressing the Gender Symmetry/Asymmetry Debate Shelly Wagers, University of South Florida Christine S. Sellers, University of South Florida John K. Cochran, University of South Florida Wilson R. Palacios, University of South Florida

167 Wednesday, November 1

Suitable Targets for Intimate Violence: A Re-assessment of Risk Factors for Men and Women Maureen Outlaw, Providence College

SESSION 175: NEW APPROACHES TO THEORY AND THEORY DEVELOPMENT Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 502B

Chair: Elaine Eggleston Doherty, Johns Hopkins University

Abstinence as Deviance: Antecedents and Consequences of Adolescent Abstainers Elaine Eggleston Doherty, Johns Hopkins University Sarah Bacon, University of Maryland at College Park

Deconstructing 'Crime' Through Song: Afrobeat, Reggae and Hip Hop Musicianship Viviane Saleh-Hanna, Indiana University

Influence of Juvenile Lifestyles on Substance Abuse: An Empirical Test of Lifestyle Exposure Theory. Kyungshick Choi, Indiana University of PA Anthony Bezich, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

The Effect of Gang Membership and SES on The Probability of Juvenile Arrest Michael Tapia

"It's Just Like Being Out Sick." What Happens When Juvenile Justice Involvement is No Longer Deviant? Paul J. Hirschfield, Rutgers University - New Brunswick

SESSION 176: POLICE MISCONDUCT: COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 503

Chair: Malcolm D. Holmes, University of Wyoming

Criminality of Police Officers: Initial Findings from a National Study of Police Officers Arrested Philip Matthew Stinson, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

168 Wednesday, November 1

Police Countermeasures in Response to Dangerous Encounters with the Public, 1960- 2003 Gregory B. Morrison, Ball State University

Police Ethics and Corruption: The Turkish Experience Ibrahim Cerrah, Turkish National Police Academy Arif Akgul, Turkish Institute for Police Studies / Washington State University

SESSION 177: CORRECTIONAL STAFF ISSUES: EFFECTIVENESS, STRESS AND TURNOVER Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 504

Chair: Wayne J. Pitts, University of Memphis

Exploring the Determinants of Probationers' Perceptions of Their Supervising Officers Nicolette Caterina Springer, University of South Florida Brandon K. Applegate, University of Central Florida Hayden Smith, University of Central Florida Alicia H. Sitren, University of Central Florida

An Investigation into Probation Officer Effectiveness Holly Welker, Indiana University Danielle Prejean, Indiana University Steven Chermak, Michigan State University Jody L. Sundt, Indiana University

A National Survey of Probation and Parole Officer Occupational Stress in the United States Wayne J. Pitts, University of Memphis

A Test of Model of Turnover Intent Among Correctional Staff at a Midwestern Private Prison Eric Lambert, The University of Toledo Nancy Hogan, Ferris State University

SESSION 178: REHABILITATIVE STRATEGIES FOR SPECIAL POPULATIONS Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 510

Chair: Johannes Wheeldon, Simon Fraser University 169 Wednesday, November 1

Sparse Evidence: A Review of Research on Criminal Justice System Interventions for People with Mental Illness Wendy Pogorzelski, Georgia State University Jeffrey Draine, University of Pennsylvania Amy Blank, University of Pennsylvania

Therapeutic Jurisprudence and Electronic Monitoring in Domestic Violence Cases Edna Erez, Kent State University Peter R. Ibarra, Syracuse University

Toward a Complementary Approach to Prison Programming: New Directions for Social and Moral Development Johannes Wheeldon, Simon Fraser University Jonathon Michael Heidt, Simon Fraser University

A Prisoner Reentry Program Through the Eyes of the Participants Ashley Wolff, The Urban Institute Caterina Gouvis Roman, The Urban Institute Janeen M. Buck, The Urban Institute Vanessa Correa, The Urban Institute

Landlord Attitudes Towards Renting to Released Offenders Lynn Clark, University of Akron

SESSION 179: POLICING: CROSS NATIONAL PERSPECTIVES (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 511B

Chair: Dilip Das, International Police Executive Symposium

An Assessment Of Democratic Policing In Three Urban Police: The Prague, Botswana, And Mauritius Police Akin - Karatay, Ph.D Student at The University of Southern Mississippi

Police Strength, Minorities, and Political Repression: A Cross-National Analysis Rick Ruddell, California State University - Chico Matthew O. Thomas, California State University - Chico

170 Wednesday, November 1

Predictors of Social and Defensive Coping to Address Workplace Problems: A Comparison of Police in South Korea and the United States Merry Morash, Michigan State University Chang-Hun Lee, Michigan State University Jung-Mi Kim, Michigan State University

SESSION 180: LEGISLATION AND LEGISLATOR ROLES IN POLICY Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 511C

Chair: Odessa Ann Simms, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

"If I Can't Have You, No One Can:" An Analysis of the Creation of Anti-Stalking Laws and its Efficacy Odessa Ann Simms, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

A Balanced Marijuana Policy in New York City: Less Detention and Disparity while Maintaining Civic Norms Bruce D. Johnson, N. D. R. I., Inc. Andrew Golub, NDRI Eloise Dunlap, N. D. R. I., Inc. Stephen J. Sifaneck, N.D.R.I., Inc.

Legislator Ideology and Corrections and Sentencing Policy in Florida Carrie Lynn Schrage, University of Florida Jodi Lane, University of Florida

"I Beg Your Pardon?" A Comparative Analysis of Maine's Pardoning Process Richard Jeffrey Reamer, University of Maine at Presque Isle Lisa Leduc, University of Maine at Presque Isle

SESSION 181: A LITTLE BIT OF THIS AND A LITTLE BIT OF THAT IN DRUG COURTS Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 512

Chair: Jennifer Alana Mayer, California State University, Long Beach

Exploring Desistance in Graduates of an Alcohol Specific Drug Treatment Court Through Measures of Self-Efficacy, Stages of Change and Self-Narratives. Ronald S. Everett, University of Alaska Anchorage

171 Wednesday, November 1

Procedural Justice in a Small Urban Drug Court Evaluation Katie Richardson, North Dakota State University Jeffrey A. Bouffard, Washington State University

Social Support Theory and Drug Court Effectiveness Tina Lee Freiburger, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Jennifer L. Gossett, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

SESSION 182: CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY: MEDIA STUDIES (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY) Wednesday, November 1 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 515A

Chair: Ashley Demyan, Ohio University

Portraying Pedophilia: Depictions of Pedophiles on Network Television Ashley Demyan, Ohio University Carleigh Kosonovich, Ohio University

Self or Society? A Content Analysis of Media Images Portraying Gender Roles in Dance Clubs. Lisa Marie Kruse, Eastern Michigan University Carrie Leigh Buist, Eastern Michigan University

The Language of Justice: Talking Justice with the Makers Michael J. Coyle, Arizona State University

Making Murder News Chris RH Greer, City University Eugene McLaughlin, City University

"'Sticking it to the (Advertising) Man': The Working Poor, Resistance and Consumer Research" Stephen L. Muzzatti, Ryerson University

MEETING

SESSION 183: DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME GENERAL MEETING Wednesday, November 1 - 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm Convention Center, 308B

172 Wednesday, November 1

SESSION 184: ASC AWARDS PLENARY Wednesday, November 1 - 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm Biltmore Hotel, Crystal Room Chair Gary LaFree, President, American Society of Criminology, University of Maryland

ASC Minority Fellowship Recipients: Rachel, Dioso, University of California, Irvine Flora Myamba, Western Michigan University Evelyn Patterson, University of Pennsylvania Zoua Vang, Harvard University

Gene Carte Student Paper Award Recipients: First Prize – Katherine A. Johnson, University of Nebraska-Lincoln “Predicting the Acquisition of Self-Control Over Time: Stability and Change” Second Prize – Sonja Siennick, Pennsylvania State University “The Timing and Mechanisms of the Offending-Depression Link” Third Prize – Stacey J. Bosick, Harvard University “Investigating Unorthodox Declines in Self-Reported Criminality”

Ruth Shonle Cavan Young Scholar Award (Sponsored by Prentice-Hall): Travis Pratt, Washington State University

Michael J. Hindelang Book Award: Darry Steffensmeire, Pennsylvania State University Jeffrey Ulmer Pennsylvania State University

“Confessions of a Dying Thief: Understanding Criminal Careers and Illegal Enterprises”

ASC Fellows: Gary LaFree, University of Maryland Peggy Giodano, Bowling Green State University Neal Shover, University of Tennessee

Herbert Bloch Award: Rosemary Barberet, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

173 Wednesday, November 1

Outstanding Article Award

August Vollmer Award: Franklin Zimring, University of California

Thorsten Sellin and Sheldon and Eleanor Gluck Award: Peter Grabosky, The Australian National University

Edwin H. Sutherland Award and Address: Daniel S. Nagin, Carnegie Mellon University

Address: “Moving Choice to Center Stage in Criminal Research and Theory”

SESSION 185 & 186: OPENING RECEPTION Wednesday, November 1 - 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm Biltmore Hotel, Emerald Room and Gold Room

SESSION 187: DIVISION ON WOMEN AND CRIME/DIVISION OF PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME SOCIAL (CO-SPONSORED BY THE DWC AND DPCC) Wednesday, November 1 - 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm Biltmore Hotel, Tiffany Room

SESSION 188: RON AKERS AND HIS BLUEGRASS BAND Wednesday, November 1 - 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm Biltmore Hotel, Gold Room

174 Thursday, November 2

SESSION 189: JOURNAL OF QUANTITATIVE CRIMINOLOGY EDITORIAL BOARD BREAKFAST Thursday, November 2 - 7:30 am to 9:00 am Convention Center, 308A

SESSION 190: DIVISION ON WOMEN AND CRIME BREAKFAST I (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON WOMEN AND CRIME) Thursday, November 2 - 7:30 am to 9:00 am Convention Center, 309

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 191: EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HEALTH, CRIME, AND HIGH CRIME ENVIRONMENTS Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 401

Chair: Richard L. Block, Loyola University of Chicago

Health Outcomes of Violence Jacquelyn C. Campbell, Johns Hopkins University Nina Fredland, Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing

Connecting the Dots between Criminology and Primary Care: Lessons Learned from the Streets of Los Angeles to the Halls of our Nation's Capital Carmela Lomonaco, AAAS/SRCD Executive Branch Fellow

Community Crime Patterns and Health Outcomes Richard L. Block, Loyola University of Chicago Sarah Gehlert, University of Chicago Christopher Masi, University of Chicago Elizabeth Tarlov, University of Illinois Chicago Shannon Zenk, University of Illinois Chicago

Discussant: Susan B Sorenson, University of Pennsylvania

175 Thursday, November 2

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 192: SEXUAL VIOLENCE: ATTITUDES, BEHAVIORS AND IDENTITIES Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 407

Attitudes Toward Rape and Partner Violence: The Effects of Male Peer Support and Pornography Exposure Elizabeth Chivers, University of Northern Iowa B. Keith Crew, University of Northern Iowa

Trafficking of Women for Prostitution: Attitudes and Perceptions of Sex and Violence Emily I. Troshynski, University of California - Irvine Jen Blank, Middlesex University

Pornography and Attitudes Toward Rape: The Role of Religious and Feminist Identities B. Keith Crew, University of Northern Iowa Elizabeth Chivers, University of Northern Iowa

The Construction of Rape Victims' Identities Kate Rosoff, University of California Irvine

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 193: PROSECUTION OUTCOMES: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY EXPLORATION OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE VICTIMS' SERVICE UTILIZATION OUTSIDE THE COURTROOM Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 409A

Chair: Karin V. Rhodes, University of Pennsylvania

176 Thursday, November 2

Impact of Perinatal Status upon Help-Seeking by Victims of Intimate Partner Violence Cathy Kothari, Borgess Research Institute Karin V. Rhodes, University of Pennsylvania Catherine Cerulli, University of Rochester James A Wiley, San Francisco State

The Nexus Between Case Adjudication and Emergency Department Service Utilization Karin V. Rhodes, University of Pennsylvania Cathy Kothari, Borgess Research Institute James A Wiley, San Francisco State Catherine Cerulli, University of Rochester

Prosecutorial Discretion: How Do Individual Court Consumers' Socio- Demographics Impact Case Adjudication Catherine Cerulli, University of Rochester Cathy Kothari, Borgess Research Institute James A Wiley, San Francisco State Karin V. Rhodes, University of Pennsylvania

Discussant: James A Wiley, San Francisco State

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 194: SOCIAL HARM I - DEFINITIONS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 502B

Chair: Steve Tombs, John Moores University

Beyond Criminology? Taking harm seriously Steve Tombs, John Moores University

177 Thursday, November 2

Defining Social Harm Simon A. Pemberton, University of Bristol

Global Crime and Social Harm: An Agenda for the Future David O. Friedrichs, University of Scranton

Punishment, Freedom, and the Culture of Control in Ultramodern Society: The Case of the Prison Industrial Complex Bruce Arrigo, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC

SESSION 195: CRIME AND NATURE Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 515A

Chair: Paul J. Brantingham, Simon Fraser University

Critics Charles R. Tittle, North Carolina State University P. Jeffrey Brantingham, UCLA

Crime and Nature Marcus K. Felson, Rutgers University

SESSION 196: DELINQUENCY FROM DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 402A

Chair: James D. Clark, University of Texas - Austin

Beyond the Personal Choice: A Macro-Micro Approach to Examine Delinquency Behavior Ahmad Khalili, Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania

178 Thursday, November 2

False Negatives in Juvenile Gambling Survey Research Margaret E. Leigey, University of Delaware Daniel J. O'Connell, University of Delaware Jessica Hodge, University of Delaware Steven S. Martin, University of Delaware Roberta E. Gealt, University of Delaware

Meta-Analytic Investigation of Bullying Louis Cord Tuthill, UC Riverside Clay Cook, UC Riverside Shelly Sadek, UC Riverside

Time in Social Activities and Juvenile Delinquency: Preliminary Findings from the Florida SDFS Youth Survey James D. Clark, University of Texas - Austin Kathy G. Padgett, Florida State University Thomas G. Blomberg, Florida State University

SESSION 197: JUVENILE SENTENCING POLICY AND PRACTICE Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 402B

Chair: Kareem L. Jordan, University of North Florida

Decertifying Certified Youth: Examining the Interaction Effects of Court Outcome Models Kareem L. Jordan, University of North Florida

Factors Influencing the Use of Blended Sentencing in Two States Fred Cheesman II, National Center for State Courts Hunter, Hurst IV, National Center for Juvenile Justice Nicole Waters, National Center for State Courts Scott R. Maggard, National Center for State Courts Tracy Peters, National Center for State Courts

The Seven Deadly Sins: Waiver of Juveniles to Adult Court Rebecca D. Petersen, Kennesaw State University

SESSION 198: SOCIAL BOND AND SELF-CONTROL THEORY Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 403A

Chair: Nadine Frederique, University of Maryland at College Park 179 Thursday, November 2

Revisiting Social Bond Theory: The Utility of the Theory in Explaining Juvenile Drug Use and Violent Crimes Kenethia L. McIntosh, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Social Control and Risky Behaviors: Delinquent Pathways and Outcomes of Males and Females. Jeb A. Booth, Northeastern University Amy Farrell, Northeastern University Sean P. Varano, Northeastern University

Testing a Model of Corporate Offending Using Social Bond Theory Nadine Frederique, University of Maryland at College Park

The Gendered Expression of Self-Control: Manifestations of Noncriminal Deviance among Females Melissa L. Harrison, University of South Florida Shayne Jones, Univ. of Pittsburgh Medical Center Christopher J. J. Sullivan, University of South Florida

SESSION 199: FAMILY INFLUENCE IN SUBSTANCE USE AND DELINQUENCY Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 403B

Chair: Jeffrey Matthew London, WYSAC

Acculturation Level, Family and Student School Involvement, and Educational and Behavioral Outcomes Wendy Michele Morrison, University of Miami

Effect of the Family Life and Alcohol Use on the Early Onset of the Delinquency and Crime Serkan Tatil, Western Michigan University Oguzhan Basibuyuk, Turkish Institute For Police Studies / University Of North Texas Onder Karakus, Michigan State University

Religion, Family Processes, and Adolescent Use and Misuse of Alcohol Spencer Li, Westat

"Mom, that Ain't Even My Fault!" Contextualizing Youth's Experiences with Parent's Drug Use, Drug Dealing, Violence, and Imprisonment Ana Lilia Campos

180 Thursday, November 2

SESSION 200: ISSUES IN EVALUATION RESEARCH (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 404A

Chair: Aaron Chalfin, The Urban Institute

Developing Full Information Economic Models in the Evaluation of Community- Level Demonstrations Aaron Chalfin, The Urban Institute John Roman, The Urban Institute

The National Offender Management Service, UK: Striving for a Stronger Evidence Base Rachel Walmsley, The Home Office, U.K. Jenny Cann, Home Office, UK Gemma Harper, Home Office, UK

The Times They Are A-Changin’: The New Politics of Evaluation Research in the UK. Roger Evans, Liverpool John Moores University George Mair, Liverpool John Moores University

'Don't Think Twice It's All Right': Has the UK Government Learned the Lessons About What Works in Evaluation Research? Roger Evans, Liverpool John Moores University

SESSION 201: UNDERSTANDING JUVENILE OFFENDING Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 404B

Chair: John D. Burrow, University of South Carolina

A Tale of Two Cities: An Examination of Waiver Philosophies and Trends in Two Counties John D. Burrow, University of South Carolina Megan Kurlychek, University of South Carolina

Gun Related Youth Violence: Fear of Victimization versus the Influence of Significant Others Ryan E. Spohn, Kansas State University Samantha A. Lane, University of California, Irvine

181 Thursday, November 2

Mechanisms for the Effects of Involvement on Delinquency Sarah Gwynne Whiteford, University of Tennessee

Religiosity and Delinquency: A Meta-Analytic Review Ryan B. Martz, Michigan State University

SESSION 202: HOMICIDE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT IN CROSS-NATIONAL COMPARISON (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 405

Chair: Richard B. Felson, The Pennsylvania State University

An Examination of Causes of Low Murder Rates in Islamic Societies Ana Patricia Cordova, Sam Houston State University

Female-Perpetrated Spousal Homicides: The Case of Ghana, West Africa Mensah Adinkrah, Central Michigan University

Income Inequality, Poverty, and Homicide across Nations Paul-Philippe Pare, University of Western Ontario Richard B. Felson, The Pennsylvania State University

A Comparative Analysis of Sexual Assault in the United States, Canada, and England Catie S Carson, Bridgewater State College student

SESSION 203: MARGINALIZED VICTIMS Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 406A

Chair: John Peter Joseph Dussich, California State University, Fresno

Anti-GLBT Victimization, Attitudes, and Outcomes on an Urban College Campus: A Pilot Study Arian Patricia Ferrer, Northeastern University Danielle Rousseau, Northeastern University

Prevalence of Repeat Violent Victimization & Offending Among Street Recruited Heroin Sniffers Dixie Jasun Koo, California State University, Fullerton Dale D. Chitwood, University of Miami Jesus Sanchez, Florida International University 182 Thursday, November 2

Victimization of Homeless Women: An Analysis of the Impact of Age First Homeless Monica Mendez, University of Central Florida Jana L. Jasinski, University of Central Florida

Geographical Aspects of Repeat Victimization Margit Averdijk, NSCR

Social Coping: A Theoretical Model for Victimization John Peter Joseph Dussich, California State University, Fresno

SESSION 204: UNDERSTANDING PATTERNS OF SEXUAL VICTIMIZATION Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 406B

Chair: Christopher J. Schreck, Rochester Institute of Technology

An Examination of Peer Network Structure and Target Suitability Risk Factors for Sexual Victimization of Adolescent Females J. Mitchell Miller, University of South Carolina Bonnie S. Fisher, University of Cincinnati Eric A. Stewart, University of Missouri - St. Louis Christopher J. Schreck, Rochester Institute of Technology

Drinking Behavior and Sexual Victimization Jing Liu, State University of New York at Albany

Exploring the Magnitude and Context of Sexual Assault Victimizations of American Indian Women Ronet Bachman, University of Delaware Michelle L. Meloy, Rutgers University - Camden Christina Lanier, University of North Carolina Wilmington

The Context of Rape: An Examination of Rape Circumstances, Victim Physical Injuries and Self Defense Michael R. Rand, Bureau of Justice Statistics

SESSION 205: VIOLENCE TRENDS Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 408A

Chair: Candice Batton, University of Nebraska at Omaha

183 Thursday, November 2

Are Unknown Victim-Offender Relationship Homicide Cases More Like Stranger, Family or Acquaintance Homicides? Thomas A. Petee, Auburn University John P. Jarvis, Federal Bureau of Investigation Lin Huff-Corzine, University of Central Florida Jay Corzine, University of Central Florida Janice E. Clifford, Auburn University Gregory S. Weaver, Auburn University

Probing the Inter-Relationships Between Serious Types of Crime Keith Soothill, Lancaster University Brian Francis, University of Lancaster Jiayi Liu, Lancaster University, UK

Violent Death in Omaha: Historical Trends in Lethal Violence Since the 1930s Candice Batton, University of Nebraska at Omaha Pete Simi, University of Nebraska at Omaha

SESSION 206: VIOLENCE, HOMICIDE, AND GENDER Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 408B

Chair: Stephanie A. Hays, University of Florida

Exposure to Violence, Victimization, and Subsequent Aggression Among Canadian Boys and Girls. Melanie Roberta Nimmo, University of Winnipeg

Female Offending in the Aggregate: A Within-Gender Study & Comparison of Female Crime Stephanie A. Hays, University of Florida Amy R. Stauffer, University of Florida Karen F. Parker, University of Florida

The Legacy of Lynching Revisited Maria Tcherni, University at Albany Craig J. Rivera, Niagara University Colin Loftin, University at Albany

Trends and Circumstances of Chicago Homicides of Young Boys, Ages Infant to 14, 1965-2000 Kimberly A. Vogt, University of Wisconsin - La Crosse Carolyn Rebecca Block, IL Criminal Justice Information Authority 184 Thursday, November 2

SESSION 207: CRIME AND THE MARGINALIZATION OF GIRLS AND WOMEN Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 409B

Chair: Alana L. Van Gundy- Yoder, Miami University

Gender Dynamics and Female Victimization within Homeless Youth Street Families Hilary Smith, Arizona State University

The Effect of Gender on Fear of Crime: An Analysis of the Vulnerability, Disorder, and Social Integration Models Cortney A. Franklin, Washington State University Travis W. Franklin, Washington State University

The Consequences of Violence Exposure for Girls Across Multiple Social Contexts: A Developmental Ecological Perspective Lisa Marie Murphy, University of California, Riverside

The Current State of Gender-Specific Delinquency Programming Allison J. Foley, University of Colorado, Boulder

Discussant: Christina DeJong, Michigan State University

SESSION 208: THE GENDERED NATURE OF OFFENDING Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 410

Chair: Mary E. Poulin, Justice Research and Statistics Assn.

Male and Female Arrest Rates: A Qualitative Comparative Analysis of Neighborhood Context Jane Florence Gauthier, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Terry D. Miethe, University of Nevada - Las Vegas

DUI Arrest Patterns Have Changed, but has DUI Behavior? Sex-by-Age Disaggregated Trends in Drunk Driving in the US, 1980-2000 Jennifer Schwartz, Washington State University Bryan David Rookey, Washington State University

185 Thursday, November 2

Illegal Strategies Used by Male and Female Professed Compulsive Gamblers to Support Excessive Gambling Kurt Lee Monroe, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale

Discussant: Andrea M. Leverentz, University of Chicago MOVIE

SESSION 209: THE SCOPES "MONKEY TRAIL" (45 MIN; 1999) & SHORTS I Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 411

SESSION 210: VARIOUS ISSUES IN RACIAL PROFILING Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 501A

Chair: William Oliver, Indiana University

Cultural Racism and Racial Profiling: Explaining Race-Based Policing William Oliver, Indiana University

Racial Profiling and Formalization Dana Rasch, University of Miami

Racial Profiling and the Courts: A Descriptive Analysis of Federal-Level Cases Shaun L. Gabbidon, Penn State University Capital College

Understanding the Effects of Anti-Profiling Policies Paul Heaton, University of Chicago

SESSION 211: SUCCESSFUL STRATEGIES OF TERRORISTS AND OF GOVERNMENT RESPONSES (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 501B

Chair: Michele Grillo, Rutgers University

186 Thursday, November 2

What Happens When "Terrorists" Win? The Case of South Africa Mischelle Van Brakle, University of Maryland at College Park Gary LaFree, University of Maryland at College Park Laura J. Dugan, University of Maryland at College Park

Terrorist Violence and Movement Demands: The Case of The Northern Ireland Peace Accords Gabriela Michelle Guazzo, Texas A&M University

Toward Successful Negotiation Strategies in Terrorism Motivated Hostage Situations and Some Future Recommendations Suleyman Hancerli, University of North Texas

Will it Last?: Assessing the Impact of Declared Ceasefires on ETA Terrorist Operations in Spain. Daniel Mabrey, Sam Houston State University Hasan T. Arslan, Sam Houston State University

SESSION 212: ORGANIZATIONAL THEORY EXPLAINING COURTWORK Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 501C

Chair: James Frank, University of Cincinnati

Case Volume Effects on Courtroom Decision Making: Trial Court Conviction and Prison Rates Sharon Lansing, New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services

Court Intervention and Sustained Social Change in Florida's Juvenile Justice Education System George B. Pesta, Florida State University

Explaining Prosecution of Crimes Against the Elderly Christy Khalifa, Portland State University Scott Cunningham, Portland State University

Through the Court's Eyes: A New Look at Focal Concerns Theory James Frank, University of Cincinnati Cody J Stoddard, University of Cincinnati Robin S. Engel, University of Cincinnati Stephen M. Haas, West Virginia Division of Criminal Justice Services

187 Thursday, November 2

SESSION 213: CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY: REVISITING SOCIAL CLASS & RACE (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Mandy K. Hall, University of Hawaii at Manoa

The Social Position of the "Other": How the State Creates and Reinforces the Position of the Outsider as Marginal Margaret Vincent, Tulane University

The Rich Get Prevention Programs and the Poor Still Get Prison Mandy K. Hall, University of Hawaii at Manoa Katherine Irwin, University of Hawaii at Manoa

SES and Adolescent Problem Behavior: A Multilevel Examination of the Middle- Status Conformity Hypothesis Lori A. Burrington, The Ohio State University

SESSION 214: ISSUES IN TECHNOLOGY AND TRAINING Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 503

Chair: Joseph T. De Angelis, Ohio University

An Assessment of Technology-Enhanced Training Instruction among Selected Law Enforcement Agencies J. Doug Dailey, Texas A&M University-Commerce Stephanie W Walsh, University of South Carolina Upstate

Improving Geographic Profiling Success through the use of Opportunity Structure Analysis Derek J. Paulsen, Eastern Kentucky University

The Link between Police Professionalism and College Education Stephanie Picolo Manzi, Roger Williams University Kathleen Dunn, Roger Williams University Robert P. Engvall, Roger Williams University Melissa B. Russano, Roger Williams University

188 Thursday, November 2

The Utility of Risk Modeling in Tactical Crime Analysis Nikki Thompson, Mount Royal College Heather Glenn, Edmonton Police Service, Crime Analyst Kristi Adams, Mount Royal College

SESSION 215: INSIDE THE PRISON WALLS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 504

Chair: Bahiyyah Miallah Muhammad, Rutgers University-School of Criminal Justice- Newark Campus

Conditions of Maximum Security in Two English Prisons Deb Drake, University of Cambridge

Gangs and the Prison Community Douglas Thompkins, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

"It's Just White, Black or Hispanic": An Ethnography of Racializing Moves in California's Segregated Prisons Philip Goodman, University of California Irvine

Villain or Victim?: Divergent Perceptions of Captured Confederate Soldiers Imprisoned in the Northern United States Richard G Zevitz, Marquette University

Corrections in Turkiye Mehmet Akalin, Sam Houston State University Ahmet Ekici, Sam Houston University & Turkish National Police

SESSION 216: EVALUATING JUVENILE JUSTICE POLICY AND PROGRAMS Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 505

Chair: Marcia Cohen, Development Services Group, Inc.

Assessing New Juvenile Justice Legislation: Changes in Police Discretion after the Youth Criminal Justice Act Jennifer L. Schulenberg, Sam Houston State University Peter J. Carrington, University of Waterloo

189 Thursday, November 2

Developing and Implementing Performance Measurement Standards for Federal Programs Marcia Cohen, Development Services Group, Inc. Janet Chiancone, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Heidi Hsia, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Wandra Simmons, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention

Juvenile Stalkers: The Evolution of the Jennifer Act at the State and Federal Level and the Characteristics of Florida Youth Charged Since 2001. Dominique E. Roe-Sepowitz, Arizona State University

Best Practices in Juvenile Justice Education Shanna Rebecca Van Slyke, Florida State University Elise Jensen, Florida State University

SESSION 217: A CLOSER LOOK AT JAILS: USE, POPULATION AND PHILOSOPHY (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 506

Chair: Daniel Dexheimer, University of Florida

The Use of Detention: A Cross-National Perspective G. Larry Mays, New Mexico State University Rick Ruddell, California State University - Chico

Behind Bars: Assessing Sociodemographic Factors, Childhood Victimization Status and Legal Representation Among a Sample of Jail Inmates Zina T. McGee, Hampton University Ebone Joseph, Regent University Corinne Jackson, Hampton University

Probation Violators and a County Jail Michael P. Brown, Ball State University Taiping Ho, Ball State University

Doing Jail Time: The Socialization Process of a County Jail Environment Daryl Meeks, California State University, Long Beach

190 Thursday, November 2

SESSION 218: CONTEXTUAL INFLUENCES ON OFFENDER RE-ENTRY Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 507

Chair: Hoan N. Bui, University of Tennessee - Knoxville

Philadelphia Reentry Community Capacity Appraisal and Development Strategy Project Beverly D. Frazier, University of Pennsylvania

If the Neighborhood Fits: A Study of Neighborhood Characteristics of Ex-Offenders Rita Champak Shah, University of California, Irvine

Using Geographical Information Systems to Evaluate Post-Release Prisoner Reentry Needs in Greater Newark, NJ Jeff Mellow, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Melinda D. Schlager, University of Texas - Arlington

The Contextual Effects of Incarceration on Marriage and Work Beth M. Huebner, University of Missouri - St. Louis

SESSION 219: PARTICIPATION AND RETENTION IN CORRECTIONAL SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAMS Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 510

Chair: Douglas Young, University of Maryland at College Park

Results from the National Criminal Justice Treatment Practices (NCJTP) Survey: Variations in Services Provided As a Function of Organizational Climate of a Correctional Agency Faye S Taxman, Virginia Commonwealth U Douglas W Young, u Of Maryland

The Impact of Substance Abuse Treatment Participation on Legal Employment and Income among Probationers and Parolees Hung-En Sung, Columbia University Doris Chu, Arkansas State University

Using Behavioral Reinforcement to Increase Engagement in Prison-Based Substance Abuse Treatment: Project BRITE William M. Burdon, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs Michael L. Prendergast, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs 191 Thursday, November 2

Social Relations Factors as Predictors of Prisoners' Motivation for Substance Abuse Treatment Egle Narevic, VA Palo Alto Health Care System Matthew Hiller, Temple University Carl G. Leukefeld, University of Kentucky James Clark, University of Kentucky

SESSION 220: VARIETIES OF POLICING Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 511A

Chair: Mark E. Correia, San Jose State University

Centralization and Sheriff’s Departments in the South: Issues and Observations Brion Sever, Monmouth University

Patterns of Policing in Indian Country Edward Wells, Illinois State University David N. Falcone, Illinois State University

Policing America's Campuses: Ten Years Later Brian A. Reaves, Bureau of Justice Statistics

The Social Control of the Commercial Sex Industry: Qualitative Reflections of the Police Michael L. Birzer, Wichita State University David Guhr, Wichita State University Jon A. McConnell, Wichita State University

SESSION 221: PRIVATE POLICING: PROSPECTS AND PROBLEMS Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 511B

Chair: Johnny Nhan, University of California, Irvine

"Here, we ARE the Police": On Security Officers' Self Perceptions as "Parapolice" John Manzo, University of Calgary

Fighting to Define the Future of Security: When Industrial Security, Public Policing and the State Negotiate a New Regulatory Regime. Massimiliano Mulone, Universite de Montreal Benoit Dupont, Universite de Montreal

192 Thursday, November 2

Policing and Private Security: Some Legal and Practical Considerations Rick Sarre, University of South Australia

Policing Cyberspace: An Assessment of Criminal Justice Capacity in Two Key Private Industry Sectors Johnny Nhan, University of California, Irvine

SESSION 222: DRUG POLICIES AND PRACTICES Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 511C

Chair: Andrew Golub, NDRI

Diverted, or Not? A Preliminary Analysis of California's Proposition 36 Christie Gardiner, University of California, Irvine

Examining Legislative Responses to Clandestine Methamphetamine Laboratories: Oklahoma's Experience Rashi Shukla, University of Central Oklahoma E. Elaine Bartgis, University of Central Oklahoma

The Geography of Misdemeanor Marijuana Arrests in New York City 1992-2003 Andrew Golub, NDRI Bruce D. Johnson, N. D. R. I., Inc. Eloise Dunlap, N. D. R. I., Inc.

SESSION 223: PUBLIC OPINION ABOUT CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 512

Chair: Diana L. Falco, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

A Qualitative Approach to Measuring Death Penalty Opinion Diana L. Falco, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Jay Trace Gilliam, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Tina Lee Freiburger, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Attitudes toward Punishment among CJ Undergraduates Youngyol Yim, Metropolitan State University

193 Thursday, November 2

Killing in Context: Exploring the Nexus between Death Penalty Support and Abortion Opposition Filip M Wiecko, Washington State University Jacinta M. M. Gau, Washington State University

Supporting Capital Punishment: The Relationship between Death Penalty Approval and Confidence in the Justice System Tasha Jean Youstin, University of Florida

SESSION 224: MEASURING SUBSTANCE ABUSE, PATTERNS, AND UTILIZATION Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 513

Chair: Pamela Clark, Oregon Office of Mental Health and Addiction Services

Adolescent Substance Use Scales: Measurement and Distributional Properties John P. Hoffmann, Brigham Young University Stephen Bahr, Brigham Young University Benjamin McKune, Brigham Young University

Monitoring Drug Use Trends Among Arrestees in San Diego after ADAM Cynthia Burke, San Diego Association of Governments Lisbeth Howard, San Diego Association of Governments

Court Ordered Substance Abuse Treatment Predicts Noncompliance with Research Protocols Carol J. Boyd, University of Michigan Larry M Gant, University of Michigan, School of Social Work James Cranford, University of Michigan Janie Slayden, University of Michigan, Substance Abuse Research Center

The Incidence of Illicit Drug Use in Canada 1977-2004 Sherilyn Alice Palmer, Department of Justice, Canada

SEMINAR

SESSION 225: BE A MOVIE MAKER: IN 30 MINUTES OR LESS Thursday, November 2 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, Concourse Hall

194 Thursday, November 2

MEETING

SESSION 226: DIVISION ON CORRECTIONS AND SENTENCING AWARDS BREAKFAST AND BUSINESS MEETING Thursday, November 2 - 8:30 am to 10:30 am Convention Center, 518

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

SESSION 227: THE UCI EXPERIENCE: DEVELOPING AN ONLINE MASTERS PROGRAM Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 515B

Chair: John Dombrink, University of California, Irvine

Participants John Dombrink, University of California, Irvine Henry Pontell, University of California, Irvine Jia Frydenberg, University of California, Irvine Pamela Newcomb, Orange County Probation Department

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 228: RECRUITING AND MAINTAINING MINORITY PH.D. CRIMINOLOGISTS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF PEOPLE ON COLOR AND CRIME) Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 401

Chair: Everette Penn, University of Houston - Clear Lake

Minority Criminologists: Findings from the 2006 Minority Ph.D. Criminologists Directory Everette Penn, University of Houston - Clear Lake

195 Thursday, November 2

New Experiences in a Familiar Place: Reflections of a First Year Faculty Member Hillary Potter, University of Colorado at Boulder

Navigating Turbulent Waters: Latino/a Criminologists in Academe Wilson R. Palacios, University of South Florida

Recruiting and Maintaining Minority Faculty: The Administration's Point of View George P. Wilson, North Carolina Central University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 229: HOMICIDE THEORY, RESEARCH, AND DATA IN A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 402A

Chair: William Alex Pridemore, Indiana University

Homicide Constellations and Weapons Used Martin Killias, University of Lausanne

A Comparison of the Characteristics of Alcohol- and Non-alcohol-Related Russian William Alex Pridemore, Indiana University Krista Eckhardt, Indiana University

Historical Origins of a Cross-National Puzzle: Homicide in Finland, 1750- 2000 Marti Lehti, National Research Institute of Legal Policy, Finland Jukka Savolainen, National Research Institute of Legal Policy, Finland Janne Kivivuori, National Research Institute of Legal Policy, Finland

196 Thursday, November 2

Examining the Civilizational Perspective Applied to Homicide Events: Islam vs. Christianity Ineke Haen Marshall, Northeastern University Chris Marshall, University of Nebraska at Omaha

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 230: IMPACT OF JUVENILE COURT LAW REFORMS ON JUVENILES AND JUSTICE Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 402B

Chair: Barry C. Feld, University of Minnesota Law School

What a Difference a Law Makes: Assessing the Impact of Juvenile Justice Reforms Barry C. Feld, University of Minnesota Law School

The Gender Divide: The Effects of Age, Gender, and Offense Type on Out of Home Placement in Minnesota Shelly Schaefer, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities

The Correctional and Post-Correctional Adjustment of Kids Doing Adult Time Donna M. Bishop, Northeastern University Charles E. Frazier, University of Florida Lonn Lanza-Kaduce, University of Florida

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 231: PRISONERS RETURNING HOME: A FOCUS ON MEN, WOMEN, AND FATHERS Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 403B

Chair: Christy Visher, The Urban Institute

197 Thursday, November 2

Fathering and Reentry: The Impact of Fatherhood on Short-Term and Long- Term Reentry Outcomes Rebecca Naser, The Urban Institute Shannon Courtney, The Urban Institute

Women on the Outside: Exploring the Challenges of Reentry for Female Prisoners Returning to Houston, Texas Nancy LaVigne, The Urban Institute Lisa Brooks, The Urban Institute

One Year Out and Living in Chicago: Employment, Health, and Recidivism of Former Prisoners Christy Visher, The Urban Institute Jennifer Castro, The Urban Institute Kamala Mallik Kane, The Urban Institute

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 232: EVALUATION RESEARCH AT THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 404A

Chair: Patrick Martin Clark, National Institute of Justice

Evaluation Research at the National Institute of Justice Patrick Martin Clark, National Institute of Justice

Evaluation Research in the Crime Control and Prevention Research Division Winifred Reed, National Institute of Justice

Evaluation Research in the Violence and Victimization Research Division Angela Moore, National Institute of Justice

198 Thursday, November 2

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 233: VIOLENCE PREVENTION RESEARCH IN PUBLIC HEALTH Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 404B

Chairs: Thomas R. Simon, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention Jeffrey E. Hall, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention

Participant James A. Mercy, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention

Discussant: Roberto Hugh Potter, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 234: ADOLESCENT WORK AND CRIME: NEW EVIDENCE FROM NATIONAL PANEL DATASETS Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 405

Chair: Jeffrey Fagan, Columbia University

Paid Work and Delinquency in Adolescence Jeremy Staff, Pennsylvania State University D. Wayne Osgood, The Pennsylvania State University John Schulenberg, University of Michigan Jerald Bachman, University of Michigan Emily Messersmith, University of Michigan

Biosocial Development and Adolescent Employment: Beyond the Selection/Causation Debate John Paul Wright, University of Cincinnati Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University

199 Thursday, November 2

On the Relationship between Adolescent Job Quality and Antisocial Behavior Robert Apel, University of South Carolina Shawn D. Bushway, University of Maryland at College Park Raymond Paternoster, University of Maryland at College Park

School-Year Work and Academic Achievement: Do More Hours Mean Poorer Grades? Gary Sweeten, Arizona State University West Raymond Paternoster, University of Maryland at College Park Shawn D. Bushway, University of Maryland at College Park

Discussant: Jeffrey Fagan, Columbia University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 235: EVALUATION OF THE OJJDP GANG REDUCTION PROGRAM (GRP) Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 406A

Chair: David W. Hayeslip, The Urban Institute

Preliminary Gang Reduction Program Evaluation Results: Los Angeles Michelle Scott, The Urban Institute

Preliminary Gang Reduction Program Evaluation Results: North Miami Beach, FL Ashley Wolff, The Urban Institute

Preliminary Gang Reduction Program Evaluation Results: Milwaukee Erica Lagerson, The Urban Institute

200 Thursday, November 2

Preliminary Gang Reduction Program Evaluation Results: Richmond Kevin Roland, The Urban Institute

Discussant: Scott H. Decker, Arizona State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 236: CRIMINAL ACTIVITY AND ANTISOCIAL TRAJECTORIES OF SEXUAL AGGRESSORS Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 406B

Chair: Patrick Lussier, Simon Fraser University

An Empirical Look at the Developmental Course and Trajectories of Antisocial Behavior in Sexual Aggressors Patrick Lussier, Simon Fraser University Jesse L. Cale, Simon Fraser University Jean Proulx, Universite De Montreal

An Examination of the Link Between Antisocial Trajectories and Sexual Offending in Sexual Aggressors of Women Jesse L. Cale, Simon Fraser University Patrick Lussier, Simon Fraser University Jean Proulx, Universite De Montreal

The Age of Onset of Sexual Aggression and the Unfolding of Criminal Activity in Adulthood Kristie Lynn McCann, Simon Fraser University Patrick Lussier, Simon Fraser University Jean Proulx, Universite de Montreal

201 Thursday, November 2

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 237: CULTURAL CRIMINOLOGY: LIQUID CIRCUMSTANCES AND LATE MODERNITY (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 407

Chair: Cecile Van de Voorde, Texas Christian University

Culture and Flow Jeff Ferrell, Texas Christian University

Mayhem, Magic, and Margaret Mead: Towards A Critical Ethnography Jock Young, University of Kent

Transcultural Criminology and the Gang: Following the Kings Through Dystopia David C. Brotherton, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 238: THE AMERICAN TERRORISM STUDY: RECENT FINDINGS AND NEW DATABASE RELEASE Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 408A

Chair: Brent L. Smith, University of Arkansas

Two Decades of Terror: Federal Prosecutions under FBI Terrorism Investigations 1983-2004 Kelly R. Damphousse, University of Oklahoma Brent L. Smith, University of Arkansas Christopher Shields, University of Arkansas

Patterns of Behavior among Environmental Terrorists in the United States Paxton Roberts, University of Arkansas Brent L. Smith, University of Arkansas Kelly R. Damphousse, University of Oklahoma

202 Thursday, November 2

The Role of Criminology in Terrorism Investigations: A Content Analysis of Terrorism Trials Mark S. Hamm, Indiana State University

Release of the American Terrorism Study Database: 1980-2002 (version 2) Brent L. Smith, University of Arkansas Kelly R. Damphousse, University of Oklahoma

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 239: WOMEN, CRIME, AND VICTIMIZATION: AN INTERNATIONAL DIALOGUE (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 409A

Chair: Carolyn Field, Elizabethtown College

Factors Associated with Wife-Beating in Kenya Sitawa Kimuna, East Carolina University Yanyi K Djamba, Southeastern Louisiana University

New Risks: A Case Study of Work and Violence in the Software Industry in India. Mani Pande, Institute for the Future

Race, Ethnicity and Female Crime: An Analysis of American and Canadian College Student's Criminal Histories Carolyn Field, Elizabethtown College

Culture, Gender, and Crime: Reflections from India Suvarna Cherukuri, Siena College

Discussant: Sitawa Kimuna, East Carolina University

203 Thursday, November 2

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 240: ECHOES OF WOMEN PAST: HISTORICAL PORTRAYALS OF INCARCERATED WOMEN IN THE 19TH AND 20TH CENTURIES Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 409B

Chair: Bernadette Jones Palombo, Louisiana State University

Kate Boyle: Remembrances of the Great Tragedy Rosemary Gido, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Anne Jane Doyle: Murderess of Antebellum New Orleans Marianne Fisher-Giorlando, Grambling State University

Prison Blues: African American Women Behind Bars Frankie Y. Bailey, University at Albany

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 241: RACE, POLICING AND PERCEPTIONS OF FAIRNESS (CO-SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME AND DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 410

Chair: Jody Miller, University of Missouri - St. Louis

Race, Identity and Stories: Perceptions of Disrespect by the Police Patricia Warren, Florida State University

"Hailing the Squadie": An Examination of the Process-Based Model of Policing in Jamaica Camille Dwyer, George Mason University Michael D. Reisig, Florida State University

204 Thursday, November 2

Young Black Men and Urban Policing: The Impact of Accumulated Adverse Experiences Rod Brunson, University of Missouri - St. Louis

The Song Remains the Same: Perceptions of Police Bias in Toronto over a 10 Year Period Scott Wortley, University of Toronto

Discussant: Eric A. Stewart, University of Missouri - St. Louis

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 242: DOES CRIME MOVE AROUND THE CORNER? : DISPLACEMENT, DIFFUSION, AND ANTICIPATORY BENEFITS Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 501A

Chair: Regina E. Brisgone, Rutgers University

Does Crime Just Move Around the Corner?: A Controlled Study of Spatial Displacement and Diffusion of Crime Control Benefits in Two Crime Hot Spots David L. Weisburd, Hebrew University/University of Maryland at College Park Laura Wyckoff, University of Maryland at College Park Justin T. Ready, John Jay College of Criminal Justice John E. Eck, University of Cincinnati Joshua Conard Hinkle, University of Maryland Frank Gajewski, Jersey City Police Department

Bounded Rationality: Decision-making by Prostitutes in Response to An Intensive Place-based Police Intervention on Street Soliciting Regina E. Brisgone, Rutgers University

205 Thursday, November 2

The Social Construction of Crime Displacement as a Micro-Level Offender Adaptation Justin T. Ready, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Discussant: Lorraine Green Mazerolle, Griffith University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 243: RESEARCH ON POLICE USE OF LESS-LETHAL FORCE Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 501B

Chair: Lorie Ann Fridell, University of South Florida

Results from a National Survey on Less Lethal Force Technologies Lorie Ann Fridell, University of South Florida Geoffrey Alpert, University of South Carolina Bruce Kubu, Police Executive Research Forum

Declines in Police Officer Satisfaction with Pepper Spray: An Assessment of the 'Honeymoon Effect' Robert J. Kaminski, University of- South Carolina Otto M.J. Adang, Policy Academy of the Netherlands

Conducted Energy Devices: Research on Policy, Practice and Proximate Deaths Joshua Ederheimer, Police Executive Research Forum Mark Warner, Arlington Police Department Will Johnson, Arlington Police Department Lorie Ann Fridell, University of South Florida

206 Thursday, November 2

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 244: ECONOMIC CRIME: THEORY, RESEARCH, AND EMERGING TRENDS Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 505

Chair: Kristy Holtfreter, Florida State University

From Arrest to Sentencing: The Criminal Justice System Processing of White- Collar and Common Economic Offenders Shanna Van Slyke, Florida State University

The Effect of Gender on the Sentencing Outcomes of White-collar Offenders Elise Jensen, Florida State University

Corporate Crime, Organizational Paradigms and the Life Course Kelle Barrick, Florida State University

When the Levee Breaks: Economic Offending in the Wake of Florida's 2004 'Summer of Storms' Shanna Van Slyke, Florida State University Elise Jensen, Florida State University William D. Bales, Florida State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 245: INNOVATIONS IN MENTAL HEALTH AND CORRECTIONS: THE VIEW FROM COAST TO COAST Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 507

Chair: Michael Jacobson, Vera Institute of Justice

Lessons from a Mental Health Jail Diversion Program Jim Parsons, Vera Institute of Justice

207 Thursday, November 2

Mental Health Services Innovation and Linkage with Los Angeles County Jail Maria Funk, Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health Carol Langone, Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health

The Impact of Mental Health Screening and Discharge Planning in New York City Jails Roohi Choudhry, Vera Institute of Justice

Discussant: Nancy Wolff, Rutgers University - New Brunswick

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 246: FEAR OF CRIME AMONG GENDER AND AGE GROUPS Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 510

Chair: David C. May, Eastern Kentucky University

Fear of Crime as a Fear of Rape: How Often Do Rape and Sexual Assault Co- Occur with Other Crimes? Lynn A. Addington, American University Callie Marie Rennison, University of Missouri - St. Louis

Men's Fear of Crime: Negotiating Fear Work with Spouses Nicole Rader, Mississippi State University

The Impact of Parental Criminal Victimization of Others and Emotional Abuse on Adolescent Fear of Crime at School Lisa Hutchinson Wallace, Eastern Kentucky University David C. May, Eastern Kentucky University

The Role of Lifestyle and Personal Characteristics on Fear of Victimization among University Students Daniel R. Lee, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Carly M Hilinski, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

208 Thursday, November 2

Adolescent Fear of Crime: A Test of a Risk Assessment Model of Fear Christopher Melde, University of Missouri - St. Louis

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 247: SOCIOLEGAL PERSPECTIVES ON SEX CRIME POLICY (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 511A

Chair: Chrysanthi S. Leon, University of California - Berkeley

Sex Offenders and the Compulsion to Confess Chrysanthi S. Leon, University of California - Berkeley

Sexually Violent Predator Laws and their Scientific Basis Tamara Rice Lave, University of California, Berkeley

International Sex Crime Edith Celine Kinney, UC Berkeley, Jurisprudence & Social Policy; Boalt Hall School of Law

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 248: DEMOCRACY BUILDING THROUGH CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION: THE INSIDE-OUT PRISON EXCHANGE PROGRAM, PART I Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 511B

Chair: M. Kay Harris, Temple University

Participant Maya Silva, Temple University

209 Thursday, November 2

Assessing the Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program In Light of Core Democratic and Pedagogical Values M. Kay Harris, Temple University Maya Silva, Temple University

Commitment, Conflict, and Collective Efficacy: Dynamics of a "Capstone" Sociology Course Held Inside a West Virginia Prison James J. Nolan III, West Virginia University

Like Nailing Jelly to a Tree: Identifying the Ingredients of Inside-Out Learning Kerry Dunn, University of Pennsylvania Lori Pompa, Temple University

Discussant: Lori Pompa, Temple University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 249: THE DEATH PENALTY IN EAST ASIA (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 512

Chair: David T. Johnson, University of Hawaii at Manoa

Law, Society, and Capital Punishment in Asia David T. Johnson, University of Hawaii at Manoa

The Death Penalty in South Korea Byung-Sun Cho, Cheongju University, South Korea

The Death Penalty in China and Japan Yunhai Wang, Hitotsubashi University, Japan

Discussant: Franklin Zimring, University of California at Berkeley

210 Thursday, November 2

PRESIDENTIAL SESSION

SESSION 250: POLICING URBAN AMERICA: CHALLENGES AND SUCCESSES Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 408B

Chair: Craig D. Uchida, Justice & Security Strategies, Inc.

Participants William Bratton, Police Chief, Los Angeles Gil Kerlikowske, Seattle Police Department David A. Klinger, University of Missouri - St. Louis

MEETING

SESSION 251: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF DOCTORIAL PROGRAMS IN CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE MEETINGS Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 308B

MEETING

SESSION 252: CARIBBEAN CRIMINOLOGY GROUP MEETING Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 519

SESSION 253: NIJ'S DATA RESOURCES PROGRAM AND THE NACJD Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 403A

NIJ's Data Resources Program and the NACJD Ronald E. Wilson, National Institute of Justice Christopher D. Maxwell, Michigan State University/University of Michigan

211 Thursday, November 2

MOVIE

SESSION 254: SACCO AND VANZETTI (45 MIN; 1999) & SHORTS II Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 411

SESSION 255: THE IMPACT OF EXPERT OPINIONS AND SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE IN COURT Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 501C

Chair: Erin J. Farley, University of Delaware

Advances in Technology have Brought Legal Improvements and Dilemmas Julie Anne Singer, University of Nevada, Reno Monica K. Miller, University of Nevada, Reno Meera Adya, Syracuse University

Deliberating Science: A Qualitative Analysis of Jurors' Comprehension and Use of Contested Statistical DNA Evidence Erin J. Farley, University of Delaware

Expert Testimony and Perceptions of Defendant Dangerousness in Civil Confinement Hearings of Sex Offenders Joel Lieberman, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Daniel Krauss, Claremont McKenna College

Improving the Opposing Expert Safeguard Against Junk Science: Does a Non- Adversarial Expert Work? Lora Levett, University of Florida Margaret Bull Kovera, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

SESSION 256: PARENTING AND CRIMINAL TRAJECTORIES Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 502A

Chair: John D Reitzel, Illinois State University

Authoritarian Parenting: A race socializing protective factor that deters at risk African American males from delinquency and violence Frank S Pezzella, SUNY Albany

212 Thursday, November 2

Family Functioning and Offending Trajectories Machteld Hoeve, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement Rolf Loeber, University of Pittsburgh Magda Stouthamer-Loeber, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center

Parenting as a Protective Factor for African American Adolescents in Economic Disadvantage: A Longitudinal Study Yi-fu Chen, University of Georgia

The Consequences of Incarceration for Parents and Children Sara Elizabeth Wakefield, Sociology, University of Minnesota

SESSION 257: INTEGRATING LOW SELF-CONTROL AND OTHER CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORIES Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 502B

Chair: Shayne Jones, Univ. of Pittsburgh Medical Center

An Empirical Test of a Positivistic Theory of Self-Control Jason Kissner, California State University, Fresno

Exploring the Link Between Self-Control and Behavioral Inhibition and Motivation Systems Shayne Jones, University of South Florida

Hedonic Calculus: Do Self Restraint Desire and Perceived Sanctions Matter? Alexander T. Vazsonyi, Auburn University Pan Chen, Auburn University

The Role of Context in Childhood and Adolescent Self-Control: Do Neighborhoods Matter? Chris L. Gibson, Georgia Southern University Christopher J Sullivan, University of South Florida Shayne Jones, University of South Florida Alex R. Piquero, University of Florida

SESSION 258: POLICE BEHAVIOR AND USE OF FORCE Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 503

Chair: Zachary R. Hays, The Pennsylvania State University

213 Thursday, November 2

Citizen Complaints about Police Use of Force: Organizational, Administrative, and Environmental Correlates Matthew J. Hickman, Bureau of Justice Statistics

Perception vs. Reality: Civilians' Attitudes Toward the Police And Their Reporting of Police Behavior Zachary R. Hays, The Pennsylvania State University

Race, Threat, and Police Brutality: A Social Psychological Perspective Malcolm D. Holmes, University of Wyoming Brad W. Smith, Wayne State University

A Descriptive Analysis of Less-than-Lethal Use of Force in a Medium Sized Police Department Terry Cox, Eastern Kentucky University Joey Green, Eastern Kentucky University

To Spray or Not to Spray: Assessing the Impact of a Less than Lethal Technology on the Use of Force Mark E. Correia, San Jose State University

SESSION 259: INSTITUTIONAL VIOLENCE AND DISCIPLINARY ISSUES (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 504

Chair: Leonore Michele Julia Simon, East Tennessee State University

Taiwan Prisoner's Infraction Problems: A Multilevel Approach Chuan-Chun Jen, Taiwan Yi-Lan prison Doris Layton MacKenzie, University of Maryland at College Park

Taming the Lockup: Violence and the Use of Force in a Direct Supervision Lockup Terry L. Baumer, Indiana University - Purdue University, Indianapolis

Managing Violence in California Prisons: Understanding Organizational Constancy and Change Through Prison Violence Policies Jennifer Macy Sumner, University of California, Irvine

Violence by Juveniles in Los Angeles County Institutions Michael Agopian, Los Angeles Harbor College

214 Thursday, November 2

SESSION 260: TERRORISTS, TERRORISM AND CRIME (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 506

Chair: Laura T. Fishman, University of Vermont

Identifying the Links Between White-collar Crime and Terrorism John Kane, National White Collar Crime Center April Wall, National White Collar Crime Center

The Effects of the Second Intifada, Terrorist Acts, and Economic Changes on Adolescent Crime Rates in Israel Revital Selah-Shayovitz, Hebrew University, Israel

Understanding Terrorists' Mindset: Bangladesh Case Study Mahfuzul Khondaker, Kutztown University Michael J. DeValve, Fayetteville State University

Palestinian Female Terrorists and Suicide Bombers: Heroines, Evil-Doers and Victims Laura T. Fishman, University of Vermont

SESSION 261: DIMENSIONS IN LAW ENFORCEMENT Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 511C

Chair: Yeok-il Cho, Central Missouri State Univ.

Attitude Toward the police among Korean American Juveniles in Harris County, TX. Yeok-il Cho, Central Missouri State Univ.

Constructing and Deconstructing the Gang Database: A Comparative Analysis of Criteria, Policies, and Implications Julie Barrows, University of Minnesota C. Ronald Huff, University of California, Irvine

Policy, Practice and Impact: Children Present at Parental Arrest Chadd Michael Powell, Eastern Michigan University Donna Selman-Killingbeck, Eastern Michigan University

215 Thursday, November 2

Rural Criminal Justice: A Coordinated Community Response to Crime Problems Gary N. Keveles, University of Wisconsin Superior Justin W. Patchin, University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire

The Dynamics of Deterrence Mark A.R. Kleiman, University of California, Los Angeles

SESSION 262: UNDERSTANDING STALKING: INTERVENTIONS AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH SEXUAL HARASSMENT AND INTIMATE PARTNER ABUSE Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 513

Chair: Jaclyn D Smith, University of Maryland, College Park

Categories of Stalking Tactics and Their Associations with Intimate Partner Violence Katya M Yazykova, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Chitra Raghavan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Maureen O'Connor, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Ex-Intimate Partner Stalking: Experiences of Harassment and Unwanted Courtship Julie Levinson, California State University San Marcos Kristin A. Bates, California State University - San Marcos

The Effectiveness of Formal & Informal Interventions: What influences stalking duration? Summer Acevedo, University of Maryland at College Park Laura J. Dugan, University of Maryland at College Park

Who Can It Be Now? Stalking in College Deborah Vegh, Northeastern University Adam Monroe Stearn, Northeastern University

SESSION 263: EFFECTS OF CRIME AND DISORDER ON COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION, STABILITY, ECONOMIC VITALITY, AND CRIME- CONTROL POLICY Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 515A

Chair: Danielle Wallace, University of Chicago

216 Thursday, November 2

The Impact of Crime on the Volume of Sales and Purchase Price in the Los Angeles Housing Market Lyndsay Boggess, University of California, Irvine George Tita, University of California, Irvine

Exploring Variation in Individuals' Perceptions of Disorder and its Impact on Community Dynamics Danielle Wallace, University of Chicago

Drive-bys and Trade-ups: The Impact of Crime on Residential Mobility Patterns in Los Angeles John R Hipp, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill George Tita, University of California, Irvine Robert Greenbaum, The Ohio State University

The Impact of Structural Context on Local Crime Control Strategies Dani Allred Smith, Fisk University

SEMINAR

SESSION 264: PODCASTING: YOUR LECTURE, SERVED FRESH DAILY Thursday, November 2 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, Concourse Hall

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

SESSION 265: PROFESSIONAL PERSPECTIVES OF FIELDWORK Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 515B

Chair: Richard Wright, University of Missouri - St. Louis

Participants Shadd Maruna, Queen's University Belfast Mary Dodge, University of Colorado at Denver Richard Wright, University of Missouri - St. Louis Michael Stein, Lindenwood University

217 Thursday, November 2

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 266: HOW TO BECOME INVOLVED IN UN-RELATED ACTIVITIES: AN INFORMATION SESSION FOR ASC MEMBERS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 402A

Chair: Ineke Haen Marshall, Northeastern University

Participants Paul C. Friday, Univ. of North Carolina at Charlotte Edith Linn, Kean University Cindy J. Smith, University of Baltimore

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 267: FEDERAL INFLUENCES ON JUVENILE JUSTICE OVER THE PAST 30 YEARS Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 402B

Chair: John Wilson, Institute for Intergovernmental Research

A 10th Grader, with an Internet Connection, and 30 Minutes Howard N. Snyder, National Center for Juvenile Justice

The Influence of the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (JJDP) Act on State Juvenile Justice Systems John Wilson, Institute for Intergovernmental Research

OJJDP Contributions to Evidence-Based Practice in Juvenile Justice Buddy C. Howell, National Youth Gang Center

Discussant: Buddy C. Howell, National Youth Gang Center

218 Thursday, November 2

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 268: (RE)DISCOVERING CLIO'S CRAFT: HISTORY AND HISTORICAL RESEARCH ON CRIME AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 403B

Chair: Al Pisciotta, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

Participants Vanessa Barker, Florida State University John H. Laub, University of Maryland at College Park Frank Morn, Illinois State University Nicole F. Rafter, Northeastern University Samuel E. Walker, University of Nebraska at Omaha

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 269: THE GIRLS STUDY GROUP: FINDINGS ON EFFECTIVE INTERVENTION PROGRAMS FOR GIRLS Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 404B

Chair: Barbara Allen-Hagen, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention

Findings Regarding the Effectiveness of Gender Responsive Programs for Girls Margaret A. Zahn, North Carolina State University Susan Brumbaugh, RTI International Tara Williams, RTI International

A Critical Evaluation of Instruments Used to Assess Risks and Needs of Delinquent Girls Kara Riehman, RTI

Voices from Girls in the Juvenile Justice System Stephanie R. Hawkins, RTI International Margaret A. Zahn, North Carolina State University

219 Thursday, November 2

Girls Circle: An Illustration of One Gender Sensitive Program Giovanna Taromina, Girls Circle

Discussants: Patricia VanVoorhis, University of Cincinnati Peggy C. Giordano, The Bowling Green State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 270: CHANGE OVER THE LIFE COURSE Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 405

Chair: Michael E. Ezell, Vanderbilt University

Situational Circumstances, Behavior Trajectories, and Person Types Akiva Liberman, National Institute of Justice Gerald G. Gaes, National Institute of Justice Alex R. Piquero, University of Florida Robert Brame, University of South Carolina

Offense Type and Intermittent Offending During the Early Adult Lifecourse of Serious Offenders Michael E. Ezell, Vanderbilt University Alex R. Piquero, University of Florida

An Empirical Test of Terrie Moffitt's Developmental Taxonomy using Group- Based Developmental Trajectory Modeling Jessica Saunders, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

220 Thursday, November 2

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 271: IF WE BUILD IT, WILL THEY COME? RECRUITMENT AND PARTICIPATION PROBLEMS IN FIELD STUDIES OF OFFENDER TREATMENT Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 407

Chair: Michael L. Prendergast, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs

Establishing Partnerships Between Researchers and Correctional Agencies to Improve Subject Recruitment and Participation Michele Staton Tindall, University of Kentucky Carl G. Leukefeld, University of Kentucky Carrie Oser, University of Kentucky Kevin Pangburn, University of Kentucky Gwen Holder, University of Kentucky Abby Cosentino, University of Kentucky Jennifer Palmer, CDAR

Variations in Participation in Correctional Treatment Research James A. Inciardi, University of Delaware Steven S. Martin, University of Delaware Daniel J. O'Connell, University of Delaware

Gender Responsive Treatment for Women Offenders: Overcoming Research Barrier Nena Messina, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs

Challenges Associated with Recruiting and Retaining Drug-Involved Offenders in Research during Reentry William M. Burdon, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs Daniel J. O'Connell, University of Delaware Peter Friedmann, Rhode Island Hospital

221 Thursday, November 2

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 272: CRIMINOLOGISTS THINKING ABOUT TERRORISM Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 408A

Chair: Brian Forst, The American University

Security and Justice in the Homeland: Criminologists on Terrorism Brian Forst, The American University Jack R. Greene, Northeastern University James P. Lynch, The American University

National Center for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism (START) Gary LaFree, University of Maryland at College Park Laura J. Dugan, University of Maryland at College Park

Can the Police Outsmart the Terrorists? Ronald V. Clarke, Rutgers University Graeme Newman, University at Albany

Counter-Terrorism in the United Kingdom Paul Wiles, The Home Office, U.K.

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 273: DO POLICY MAKERS CARE WHAT CRIMINOLOGISTS HAVE TO SAY? HOW TO GET HEARD Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 408B

Chairs: Laurie Robinson, University of Pennsylvania Ted Gest, University of Pennsylvania

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Presenters William Bratton, Police Chief, Los Angeles Gloria Romero, California Senate Carol Petrie, Committee on Law and Justice Michael Thompson, Council of State Governments

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 274: USING DATA TO BUILD BRIDGES BETWEEN RESEARCH AND PRACTICE Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 409A

Chair: Ann L. Jacobs, Women's Prison Association

Productive Partnerships: Bridging the Worlds of Research and Practice Ann L. Jacobs, Women's Prison Association

Indirect Service: Using Client Information Systems to Inform Both Research and Practice Venezia Michalsen, Women's Prison Association/CUNY Graduate Center/John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Punishing Female Offenders: Variations in Imprisonment Risk and Length of Stay Natasha A. Frost, Northeastern University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 275: CRIME AND REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON WOMEN AND CRIME) Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 409B

Chair: Jeanne Flavin, Fordham University

223 Thursday, November 2

Forbidden Touch: Violence, Sex, and Yearning Amongst Delinquent Girls Robin A. Robinson, University of Massachusetts - Dartmouth

Troubled Motherhood: Crime and Reproduction among Female Offenders Barbara Bloom, Sonoma State University Marilyn M. Brown, University of Hawaii

Victimization and Reproductive Justice: Examining the Regulation of Motherhood for Battered Women Angela M. Moe, Western Michigan University

Volunteer Escorts as Buffers against Crime and Violence at a Women's Health Clinic Bronwen Lichtenstein, Ph.D., University of Alabama

Discussant: Jeanne Flavin, Fordham University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 276: RACE/ETHNICITY, CRIME, AND SPACE Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 410

Chair: Ruth D. Peterson, The Ohio State University

Explaining Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Delinquency: The Role of Neighborhood Immigrant Concentration Charis E. Kubrin, George Washington University Scott A. Desmond, Purdue University

Racial Composition, Disadvantage, and Neighborhood Codes of Violence Ross L. Matsueda, University of Washington Kevin M. Drakulich, University of Washington

Neighborhood Disadvantage and the Concentration of Criminogenic Physical Ecologies

224 Thursday, November 2

Christopher R. Browning, The Ohio State University Catherine Calder, Ohio State University Lauren J. Krivo, The Ohio State University Mei-Po Kwan, Ohio State University Ruth D. Peterson, The Ohio State University

Crime in Advantaged Areas: Does Racial Privilege Matter? Lauren J. Krivo, The Ohio State University Ruth D. Peterson, The Ohio State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 277: EVALUATING RESPONSES TO BIASED-BASED POLICING Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 501A

Chair: Robert Davis, Police Foundation

The Ability of Institutional Reform Litigation to Address Biased-based Policing Christopher W. Ortiz, Vera Institute of Justice

Federal Intervention to Prevent Police Civil Rights Abuses: The Case of Pittsburgh Robert Davis, Police Foundation

Bias in Traffic Stops After a Consent Decree: The Case of New Jersey Joel Garner, Joint Centers for Justice Studies, Inc.

Racial Profiling and Organizational Change Marielle Schultz, Wichita State University Brian L. Withrow, Wichita State University

225 Thursday, November 2

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 278: COURT DECISIONS AND COURT PROCESSES AS POTENTIAL RE-VICTIMIZATION OF VICTIMS Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 501B

Chair: Paul H Wallace, California State University, Fresno

The Use or Abuse of Hearsay by Victims of Crime Nikole McQuillan, California State University, Fresno

Georgia vs. Randolph: Consent or its Absence as it Affects Victims of Domestic Violence Christopher Storelli, California State University, Fresno

The Use of Experts during the Voir Dire Process; An Advantage to the Rich? Frances Ma, California State University, Fresno

The Criminal Justice System and Re-victimization of Victims Bryttny Rathwick, California State University, Fresno

Equal Protection for Sex Offenders: Myth or Reality Ashley DeFranco, California State University, Fresno

An Update on the Status of Martial Rape Kathleen Keys, California State University, Fresno

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 279: IS IT TIME TO CHART A NEW COURSE FOR JUVENILE JUSTICE POLICY? Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 504

Chair: Peter J. Benekos, Mercyhurst College

Policies and Trends in School Violence Prevention Richard Lawrence, St. Cloud State University

226 Thursday, November 2

Should Juvenile Court be an All or Nothing Proposition? Distinguishing between Reasonable and Extreme Policies in Juvenile Justice Joseph B. Sanborn, University of Central Florida

Assessing Trends in Juvenile Justice: Is Juvenile Justice Charting A New Course?" Alida V. Merlo, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Peter J. Benekos, Mercyhurst College

Trends in the Management and Operation of Juvenile Corrections Tory John Caeti, University of North Texas Chad R. Trulson, University of North Texas Eric Fritsch, University of North Texas Jonathan Skertich, University of North Texas

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 280: THE DAMAGE DONE: THE IMPACT OF LONG- TERM INCARCERATION ON INMATES RELEASED TO THE COMMUNITY Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 505

Chair: Todd R. Clear, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

What we Know About Long Term Inmates: A Review Cynthia Golembeski, Graduate Student

On the Outside Looking In: Re-arrest Rates of Long-term Inmates Released to the Community Rachel Porter, Doctors of the World USA/ CUNY Graduate Center Todd R. Clear, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Debbie Mukamal, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Suzanne Oldfield, John Jay CUNY

227 Thursday, November 2

Public Safety/Public Interest: Experiences of long-term prisoners released to the community Carla Marquez, Graduate Center CUNY Michelle Fine, Graduate Center CUNY

Discussant: Jeremy Travis, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 281: CORRECTIONAL TREATMENT OF SEXUAL OFFENDERS: THE NEED FOR A DIFFERENTIATED PERSPECTIVE Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 506

Chair: Friedrich Loesel, University of Cambridge

Beyond the Generality/Specialization Debate: Moving Toward the Understanding of the Criminal Trajectories of Sexual Offenders Patrick Lussier, Simon Fraser University Jean Proulx, Universite de Montreal

Recidivism, Treatment, Background and Personality Characteristics: A 7-year Follow-up Study of Juvenile Sex Offenders Jan Hendriks, De Waag Catrien C.J.H. Bijleveld, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement (NSCR)

Beyond Programs: Outcome Differences Between Cognitive-Behavioral Programs of Sexual Offender Treatment Martin Schmucker, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg Friedrich Loesel, University of Cambridge

Trends and Effects of Sexual Offender Sentencing Adam Sorensen Hume, Florida State University

228 Thursday, November 2

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 282: PSYCHOSOCIAL OUTCOMES RELATED TO RESTORATIVE JUSTICE VS CONVENTIONAL JUSTICE: FINDINGS FROM TWO RANDOMIZED FIELD EXPERIMENTS Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 507

The Effect of Diversionary Restorative Justice Conferencing on Offenders' Perceptions of Risk Lindsay Camilla Ahlman, University of Pennsylvania

Conditions Of A Successful Interaction: An Analysis Of The Microsociological Aspects of Court and Conferencing Meredith Rossner, University of Pennsylvania

The Relationship Between Forgiveness and Post Traumatic Stress Symptoms in Crime Victims: Do Face to Face Meetings with their Offenders Matter? Caroline M. Angel, University of Pennsylvania

Discussant: Heather Strang, Australian National University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 283: FEAR OF CRIME: A NEW LOOK Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 510

Chair: Sarah L. Britto, Central Washington University

Public Reactions to Terrorism-Related Information Ashley M. Nellis, The American University

Do General Fear of Crime Questions Gauge Perceived Risk, Fear of Crime, or Behaviors? An Exploration into a Nagging Question Jodi Lane, University of Florida James W. Meeker, University of California, Irvine

229 Thursday, November 2

Experience & Expression in the Fear of Crime Stephen Farrall, University of Keele Jonathan Jackson, London School of Economics and Political Science Emily Gray, University of Keele

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 284: THE NEW TECHNOLOGY OF CRIME, LAW AND SOCIAL CONTROL Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 511A

Chair: Donald Rebovich, Utica College of Syracuse University

Presenters James Byrne, University of Massachusetts - Lowell Kip Schlegel, Indiana University Arthur Lurigio, Loyola University of Chicago Donald Hummer, Penn State University, Harrisburg

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 285: DEMOCRACY BUILDING THROUGH CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION: THE INSIDE-OUT PRISON EXCHANGE PROGRAM, PART II Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 511B

Chair: Lori Pompa, Temple University

Transforming the Box: The Impact of a Dialogue-Based Prison Exchange Program on Incarcerated Participants Lori Pompa, Temple University

230 Thursday, November 2

Debating Outcomes and Mechanisms: Preliminary Results From the Inside- Out Participatory Evaluation Project Jeffrey Draine, University of Pennsylvania Kerry Dunn, University of Pennsylvania

Drugs In Urban Society: Curricular Innovation and Student Response Jerry Stahler, Temple University

Pedagogy and the Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program Susan T. Krumholz, University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 286: THE FUTURE OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN THE UNITED STATES Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 512

Chair: Robert Bohm, University of Central Florida

TBA Cathleen Burnett, University of Missouri - Kansas City Richard Janikowski, The University of Memphis Marla Sandys, Indiana University - Bloomington Margaret Vandiver, University of Memphis

PRESIDENTIAL SESSION

SESSION 287: ALBERT J. REISS, JR., 1922-2006: REFLECTIONS AND REMEMBRANCE Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 403A

Chair: Lawrence W. Sherman, University of Pennsylvania

231 Thursday, November 2

Participants David L. Weisburd, Hebrew University/University of Maryland at College Park Elin J. Waring, Lehman College - CUNY Robert J. Sampson, Harvard University Kathleen Daly, Griffith University Stephen D. Mastrofski, George Mason University Peter K. Manning, Northeastern University

MEETING

SESSION 288: BLOCH AWARD COMMITTEE MEETING Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 517

AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC

SESSION 289: LOCKED OUT: FELON DISENFRANCHISEMENT AND AMERICAN DEMOCRACY Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 515A

Chair: Bill McCarthy, University of California - Davis

Critics Bob Bursik, University of Missouri - St. Louis John Hagan, Northwestern University John R. Sutton, University of California - Santa Barbara Geoff Ward, Northeastern University

Locked Out: Felon Disenfranchisement and American Democracy Oxford University. Jeff Manza, Northwestern University Christopher J. Uggen, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities

232 Thursday, November 2

SESSION 290: EMERGING ISLAMIC TERRORIST THREATS TO THE US AND ITS INTERESTS Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 401

Chair: Adam Silverman, Long Island University

Khat the New Cocaine: The Islamic Drug Network and Funding Terrorism Harvey W. Kushner, Long Island University

Gangs, Inmates and Terrorism Jeffrey Paul Rush, Virginia College at Birmingham Lorie Rubenser, Sul Ross State University

Al Qaeda, Hamas, and Hezbullah - Oh My! The Alternate Life Course of Islamic Extremist Movements Adam Silverman, Long Island University

SESSION 291: CRIME IN THE LIFE COURSE IV Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 404A

Chair: Ryang Hui Kim, University at Albany

Chronic Career Criminals or Monsters Hidden in Plain Sight? Examining Offending Specialization/Versatility in a Sample of Multiple Homicide Offenders Kevin Andrew Wright, Washington State University Travis Pratt, Washington State University Matt DeLisi, Iowa State University

Peer Influence, Positive Expectations, and Delinquency Ryang Hui Kim, University at Albany

The Effects of Family Size on the Development of Delinquency Stephen G. Tibbetts, Cal State University--San Bernardino Tasha DeLeeuw Gilbert, California State University--San Bernardino

SESSION 292: SCHOLARLY PRODUCTIVITY AND EXPERIENCES WITHIN ACADEMIA Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 406A

Chair: Sarah Flood, University of Minnesota 233 Thursday, November 2

Institutions, Productive Scholars and 'Stars': Productivity and Criminological Knowledge, 1951-1993 Sarah Flood, University of Minnesota

The Most-Cited Scholars in Major Criminology and Criminal Justice Journals Between 1986 and 2000 Ellen G. Cohn, Florida International University David P. Farrington, University of Cambridge

Gender and Scholarly Productivity Attapol Kuanliang, Prairie View A&M University John Jacob Rodriguez, Prairie View A&M University Clete Snell, Prairie View A&M University Jon Sorensen, Prairie View A&M University

The Experiences of Foreign-born Academics in Criminal Justice in the U.S. Wayne J. Pitts, University of Memphis Mahesh K. Nalla, Michigan State University

SESSION 293: CRIME CONTROL, FEAR OF CRIME, AND PUNITIVENESS IN CROSS-NATIONAL COMPARISON (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 406B

Chair: Sarah J. Reed, University of Texas at Austin

A Multilevel Test of Fear of Crime: The Effect of Social Conditions and Perceived community Policing Activities in a Megalopolis Eui-Gab Hwang, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Edmund McGarrell, Michigan State University

Perceived Crime Trends, Victimization, Fear of Crime, and Efficacy of the Criminal Justice System Ines Ivicic, Institute of Social Sciences "Ivo Pilar" Renata Franc, Institute of Social Sciences "Ivo Pilar" Vlado Sakic, Institute of Social Sciences "Ivo Pilar"

Crime Reporting to the Police in Contemporary Urban China: An Assessment of Incident, Individual, and Neighborhood Effects Lening Zhang, Saint Francis University Steven F. Messner, University at Albany Jianhong Liu, Rhode Island College 234 Thursday, November 2

An Examination of Public Punitiveness Among Western Countries Sarah J. Reed, University of Texas at Austin MOVIE

SESSION 294: THE SCOTTSBORO BOYS, 1931 (52 MIN; 1999) & SHORTS I Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:25 pm Convention Center, 411

SESSION 295: DECIDING FEDERAL CASES: HOW MUCH DISCRETION? Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 501C

Chair: Celesta A. Albonetti, University of Iowa

Legal Issues Relevant to Substantial Assistance Departures in U. S. Appellate Courts Celesta A. Albonetti, University of Iowa Chana Barron, University of Iowa

Plea Agreement in Federal Sentencing Guideline For Organization Cases: A Beginning Point of Retrospective Analysis Ke Wang, Temple University

Sentencing in the Federal Courts Post Booker - The Differences in the Circuits Kevin R. Blackwell, The U.S. Sentencing Commission

SESSION 296: GENERALIZING GENERAL STRAIN THEORY Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 502A

Chair: T. Lorraine Latimore, Department of Sociology, University of Oklahoma

An Examination of Gender Differences in the Relationship Between of Strain and Crime Eunyoung Kim, University of Maryland at College Park Doris Layton MacKenzie, University of Maryland at College Park

General Strain: Examining the Amounts and Types of Strain that Contribute to Crime for African Americans Relative to Whites T. Lorraine Latimore, Department of Sociology, University of Oklahoma

235 Thursday, November 2

Integrating Qualitative and Quantitative Findings to Understand Women's Pathways to Prison Janice Proctor, Ohio University - Eastern Campus

Prison Pains as Prison Strains: Applying General Strain Theory to the Prison Environment Ryan Charles Meldrum, Florida State University Carter Hay, Florida State University

The Perfect Score: Strain, Self-Control, and Peer Influence in Staged College Cheating Mike Van Aelstyn, Sam Houston State University Robert G. Morris, Sam Houston State University Matthew Johnson, Sam Houston State University

SESSION 297: STABILITY AND CHANGE: IMPLICATIONS FOR SOCIAL (SELF) CONTROL Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 502B

Chair: Rebecca Schnupp, University of Cincinnati

Child Behavioral Outcomes in the Context of Sampson and Laub's Age-Graded Theory of Informal Social Control Rebecca Schnupp, University of Cincinnati John Paul Wright, University of Cincinnati

How Well Can a Childhood Measure of Self-Control Predict Deviance Across Time? Stacey D. Nofziger, University of Akron

Relative Stability of Self-Control: an Empirical Test of Gottfredson and Hirschi's General Theory of Crime Ying Tian, University of Maryland Denise C. Gottfredson, University of Maryland at College Park Hanno Petras, University of Maryland, College Park

The Effects of Child Maltreatment on Self-Control in Children Age 3 Jamie Vaske, University of Cincinnati Rebecca Schnupp, University of Cincinnati John Paul Wright, University of Cincinnati

236 Thursday, November 2

SESSION 298: ASSESSING POLICING OUTCOMES: EMPIRICAL STUDIES Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 503

Chair: Wesley G. Skogan, Northwestern University

Evaluation of the Phoenix Homicide Clearance Project Tom McEwen, Institute for Law and Justice

Judging the Effectiveness of Wildlife Law Enforcement Agency Poaching Hotlines Egan Kyle Green, Radford University

Procedural Justice and the Impact of Citizen Oversight on the Attitudes of Police Complainants in Two Western Cities Joseph T. De Angelis, Ohio University Aaron Kupchik, Arizona State University

Reassessing the Connection between Police Strengths and Violent Crimes in US Cities: A Dynamic Panel Data Analysis MoonSun Kim, University at Albany

SESSION 299: CURRENT ISSUES IN HATE CRIMES Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 511C

Chair: Jagan R. Lingamneni, Governors State University

Places for Races: The White Supremacist Movement's Organization of US Geography Barbara Perry, University of Ontario Institute of Technology Randy Blazak, Portland State University

Posting Hate Offenders on the Web Jessica Sereyn Henry, Montclair State University

The Difference Hate Makes: Comparing Hate Crime and Non-bias Crime across Chicago Communities Christopher J. Lyons, University of New Mexico

Disability Hate Crime: Evaluating the Development of Hate Crime Legislation in the United Kingdom Hannah Lores Mason-Bish, PhD student, University of Essex

237 Thursday, November 2

Public Attitudes, Issue Salience and the Rise of Federal Attention to Hate Crimes. Suzanna Ramirez, University of Washington David Pettinicchio, University of Washington

SESSION 300: WOMEN OFFENDERS: HARSH HISTORIES AND HELLISH STRUGGLES Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 513

Chair: Azrini Wahidin, Centre for Criminal Justice Policy and Research at the University of Central England in Birmingham

Self-harm and Suicide Attempts: A sample of Incarcerated Women Dominique E. Roe-Sepowitz, Arizona State University Laura E. Bedard, Florida State University Kerensa Pate, Florida State University

The Relationship between Chemical Dependency and Sexual Abuse Histories Among Women Prisoners Cathy McDaniels Wilson, Xavier University Joanne Belknap, University of Colorado at Boulder

The Role of Social Support as a Predictor of Women's Prison-Based Substance Abuse Treatment Outcomes Tia Michelle Stevens, Bowling Green State University Joseph E. Jacoby, The Bowling Green State University

Lives in Transition: A Needs Assessment of Women Exiting from Prostitution Stacy L. Mallicoat, California State University - Fullerton

SEMINAR

SESSION 301: BE A MOVIE MAKER: IN 30 MINUTES OR LESS Thursday, November 2 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, Concourse Hall

238 Thursday, November 2

PRESIDENTIAL SESSION

SESSION 302: CAN CRIMINOLOGY STRENGTHEN DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS? Thursday, November 2 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Convention Center, 408B

Chair: Gary LaFree, University of Maryland at College Park

Restoring the Rule of Law? John Hagan, Northwestern University

Restore Voting Rights? Christopher J. Uggen, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities

Criminology in the Wake of Expanding Punitiveness. Candace Kruttschnitt, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities

MEETING

SESSION 303: DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME LUNCHEON AND SYMPOSIUM Thursday, November 2 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Convention Center, 309

MEETING

SESSION 304: JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL CRIMINOLOGY BOARD MEETING Thursday, November 2 - 12:30 pm to 2:00 pm Convention Center, 517

MOVIE

SESSION 305: JULIUS AND ETHEL ROSENBURG (52 MIN; 1999) & SHORTS II Thursday, November 2 - 12:30 pm to 1:25 pm Convention Center, 410

239 Thursday, November 2

SEMINAR

SESSION 306: PODCASTING: YOUR LECTURE, SERVED FRESH DAILY Thursday, November 2 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Convention Center, Concourse Hall

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 307: THE ASC AS A NGO TO THE UN: A FRANK DISCUSSION ABOUT POSSIBILITIES AND PITFALLS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 402A

Chair: Ineke Haen Marshall, Northeastern University

Participants Jan van Dijk, Tilburg University Kauko Arooma, HEUNI Doris Layton MacKenzie, University of Maryland at College Park Cindy J. Smith, University of Baltimore Nikos Passas, Northeastern University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 308: JUVENILE OFFENDERS AND THE TRANSITION FROM INCARCERATION TO COMMUNITY Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 402B

Chair: Simon I. Singer, Northeastern University

Theories of Desistance and Stability in the Life Course of Offenders Sentenced as Juveniles to Long-term Imprisonment Simon I. Singer, Northeastern University Natasha A. Frost, Northeastern University

240 Thursday, November 2

Day Reporting Centers for Parolees from Juvenile Institutions: Implementation Issues and Preliminary Outcomes Mercer Sullivan, Rutgers University Satenik Margaryan, Rutgers University Ellen McCann, Rutgers University

Transfer and Reintegration: Comparing Experiences of Young Adults Released from Juvenile and Adult Prisons Aaron Kupchik, Arizona State University

Discussant: Daniel P. Mears, Florida State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 309: DATA-DRIVEN PROBATION: THE PHILADELPHIA PROBE-STAT PROCESS Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 403B

Chair: Richard Berk, University of Pennsylvania

Using Statistical Learning to Forecast Homicides from Probation Records Richard Berk, University of Pennsylvania Geoffrey C. Barnes, University of Pennsylvania

Embedded Criminology: Putting Science to Work Inside a Probation Agency Ellen M Kurtz, Philadelphia Adult Probation and Parole Department

Social Networks of Co-offending Among Adult Probationers Reagan Daly, University of Pennsylvania Frank Johnson, Philadelphia Adult Probation and Parole

Testing Prevention Programs for Extreme-Risk Probationers Heather Strang, Australian National University

241 Thursday, November 2

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 310: IMPLEMENTATION OF EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICES ACROSS AGENCIES IN OREGON Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 404A

Chair: Pamela Clark, Oregon Office of Mental Health and Addiction Services

Participants Paul Bellatty, Oregon Department of Corrections Debbie W Rios, Oregon Youth Authority

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 311: NEW RESEARCH ON CRIMINAL CAREERS & LIFE- COURSE CRIMINOLOGY Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 405

Chair: Robert Brame, University of South Carolina

Differential Cost Avoidance and Successful Criminal Careers Lila Kazemian, University of Cambridge Marc LeBlanc, Universite de Montreal

Developmental Trajectories of Antisocial Behavior Among Girls: New Findings From the Dunedin Study Candice L Odgers, Kings College London Terrie E. Moffitt, SGDP Research Centre Avshalom Caspi, SGDP Research Centre

Using Group-based Models in Conjunction with Propensity Scores to Improve Balance Daniel S. Nagin, Carnegie Mellon University Amelia Haviland, Rand

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Explaining The Age Crime Curve: New Methods for Studying Long Term Change Shawn D. Bushway, University of Maryland at College Park Alan J. Lizotte, University at Albany

Juvenile co-offending networks: Considering specialization and variation Jean M. McGloin, University of Maryland at College Park Sarah Bacon, University of Maryland at College Park Alex R. Piquero, University of Florida

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 312: PUNISHMENT AND DEMOCRACY: HISTORICAL AND COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 406A

Chair: Jonathan Simon, University of California-Berkeley

De-Democratization and the Rise of Mass Incarceration in the U.S. Vanessa Barker, Florida State University

Institutions, Cultures, and Criminal Punishment: Cross-national Particularities in a Globalizing World Joachim Savelsberg, University of Minnesota

Punishment and the Cultural Limits to State Power in Late Eighteenth-Century Britain James J. Willis, University of Massachusetts - Boston

243 Thursday, November 2

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SESSION 313: COLLECTIVE EFFICACY, SOCIAL CAPITAL AND THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF DISORDER (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 406B

Chair: Robert J. Sampson, Harvard University

Moving Beyond Social Capital? Collective Efficacy and the Relative Role of Social Ties in Urban Communities Rebecca Wickes, Griffith University, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice

Community Variations in Crime: A Multi-level Approach to Understanding Disorder Across 82 Communities in Australia Lorraine Mazerolle, Griffith University, School of Criminal Justice Sacha Rombouts, Griffith University Rebecca Wickes, Griffith University, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice James McBroom, Griffith University

Collective Efficacy and How Access to Transport Shapes the Spatial Distribution of Crime Sacha Rombouts, Griffith University Lorraine Mazerolle, Griffith University, School of Criminal Justice Paul Shyy, Griffith University

Modeling and Visualizing the Relationships Between Community Characteristics and Community-Based Crime Prevention Programs Kate Riseley, Griffith University Paul Shyy, Griffith University

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SESSION 314: NARRATIVE APPROACHES TO UNDERSTANDING VIOLENCE AND CRIME? Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 407

Chair: Shadd Maruna, Queen's University Belfast

Difference and Powerlessness: A Narrative Theory of Harmful Action Lois Presser, University of Tennessee

Protecting the Self: Understanding Prisoner Confrontations Michelle Butler, University of Cambridge

'Miscegenation', 'Race-thinking' and the Murder of Zahid Mubarek David Gadd, University of Keele

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SESSION 315: GENDER AND JUSTICE: NEW RESEARCH AND NEW PERSPECTIVES Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 409B

Chair: Frances Heidensohn, London School of Economics

Ignoring History: the lessons of Penal Reform Stephanie Hayman, Kingston University

Gender and the Aftermath of Crime for Relatives of Serious Offenders Rachel Condry, London School of Economics

Visions of Freedom: An Experiment in the Penal Treatment of Women Barbara Mason, London School of Economics

Schoolbags at Dawn: The Role of Gender in Incidents of School Bullying Carrie Anne Myers, City University

245 Thursday, November 2

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SESSION 316: RACIAL DEMOCRACY IN AMERICAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE: A POLITICAL ANALYTIC FRAMEWORK (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME) Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 410

Chair: Geoff Ward, Northeastern University

Back Toward DuBois: Reconsidering the Relationship Between Race and Crime Nikki Jones, University of California

The Struggle for Racial Democracy in American Juvenile Justice: Past, Present, Future Geoff Ward, Northeastern University

Undemocratic Policies: The Politics of a Felony Conviction Keesha Middlemass, Rutgers University, Newark

Race and the Roots of the Contemporary Legislative Assault on Undocumented Immigrants Doris Marie Provine, Arizona State University Jorge Chavez, The Bowling Green State University

Discussant: Marjorie S. Zatz, Arizona State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 317: FORENSIC SCIENCE RESEARCH PORTFOLIO AT THE BUREAU OF JUSTICE STATISTICS Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 501A

Chair: Matthew J. Hickman, Bureau of Justice Statistics

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Census of Publicly Funded Forensic Crime Laboratories Joseph L Peterson, Sam Houston State University

Census of Medical Examiner and Coroner Offices Kevin Strom, RTI International

Enumerating the Unidentified: An Analysis of the NCIC Unidentified Persons File Kristen A Hughes, Bureau of Justice Statistics

Discussant: Kevin L Lothridge, National Forensic Science Technology Center

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SESSION 318: SOCIAL HARM II -- EMPIRICAL EXAMINATIONS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 502B

Chair: Simon A. Pemberton, University of Bristol

Gendered Harm, the Life-course and Criminology Christine Pantazis, University of Bristol

National Borders as Social Harm: Immigration and Injustice in an Age of Corprotocracy Raymond J. Michalowski, Northern Arizona University

Poverty, Death and Disease: A Social Harm Perspective David Gordon, University of Bristol

No-one's Property? The Police Investigation of Corporate Harms Anne Alvesalo, The Police College of Finland

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SESSION 319: THE ROLE OF PROCEDURAL JUSTICE IN INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE CASES Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 505

Chair: Jake Horowitz, National Institute of Justice

Exploring the Effect of Sociodemographic Characteristics on Perceptions of Procedural Justice among Domestic Violence Offenders Angela Moore Parmley, National Institute of Justice Jocelyn Fontaine, The American University / National Institute of Justice Christopher D. Maxwell, Michigan State University/University of Michigan Jaclyn Smith, National Institute of Justice

The Influence of Procedural Justice on Long Term Compliance with the Law Christopher D. Maxwell, Michigan State University/University of Michigan Jaclyn Smith, National Institute of Justice Angela Moore Parmley, National Institute of Justice Jocelyn Fontaine, The American University / National Institute of Justice

Does Procedural Justice Influence Offender Behavior in Intimate Partner Violence Cases Jennifer Castro, The Urban Institute Adele V. Harrell, The Urban Institute

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SESSION 320: PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION AND QUALITY ASSURANCE Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 507

Chair: Deborah Shaffer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

The Link Between Program Characteristics and Drug Court Effectiveness: What Matters? Deborah Shaffer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

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Implementation of Evidence Based Interventions in Correctional Programs: Trials and Tribulations Brian K. Lovins, University of Cincinnati Lori Brusman-Lovins, University of Cincinnati

Implementing Evidence-Based Practices in Georgia: Quality Assurance, Technology Transfer, and the Results Jennifer Pealer, Northern Kentucky University Patricia Van Voorhis, University of Cincinnati

The Neglect of Racial Responsivity: An Examination of Why Race Matters in Correctional Treatment Georgia Spiropoulis, University of Cincinnati Patricia Van Voorhis, University of Cincinnati

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SESSION 321: RECENT FINDINGS ON EXPOSURE TO VIOLENCE FROM THE PROJECT ON HUMAN DEVELOPMENT IN CHICAGO NEIGHBORHOODS Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 510

Chair: Christopher Robert Browning, Ohio State University

Neighborhood and Family Effects on Adult Intimate Partner Violence and Child Maltreatment. Holly Foster, Texas A&M University Jeanne Brooks-Gunn, Columbia University

Intimate Partner Violence in Adolescence and Young Adulthood: Examining the Impact of Prior Violence Exposure Jeanne Brooks-Gunn, Columbia University Holly Foster, Texas A&M University

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Exposure to Community Violence During Childhood and Adolescence: Exploring the Role of Individual, Family, and Neighborhood-Level Factors Margo Gardner, Columbia University Jeanne Brooks-Gunn, Columbia University

Witnessing Violence in Urban Neighborhoods: A Multilevel Spatial Approach Christopher Robert Browning, Ohio State University Catherine Calder, Ohio State University Margo Gardner, Columbia University

MEETING

SESSION 322: FEMINIST CRIMINOLOGY EDITORIAL BOARD MEETING Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 308A

MEETING

SESSION 323: DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY BUSINESS MEETING I Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 308B

MEETING

SESSION 324: BLOMBERG'S CRIMINOLOGY AND PUBLIC POLICY EDITORIAL BOARD MEETING Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 517

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MEETING

SESSION 325: CRIME AND DELINQUENCY EDITORIAL BOARD MEETING Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 519

AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC

SESSION 326: CONFESSIONS OF A DYING THIEF: UNDERSTANDING CRIMINAL CAREERS AND ILLEGAL ENTERPRISES Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 408A

Chair: Frank Hagan, Mercyhurst College

Critics Frank Hagan, Mercyhurst College Peggy C. Giordano, The Bowling Green State University Patricia A. Adler, University of Colorado - Boulder Peter Adler, University of Denver

Confessions of a Dying Thief: Understanding Criminal Careers and Illegal Enterprises Darrell Steffensmeier, The Pennsylvania State University Jeffery T. Ulmer, The Pennsylvania State University

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SESSION 327: CHANGING THE GUARD: DEVELOPING DEMOCRATIC POLICE ABROAD Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 408B

Chair: Peter K. Manning, Northeastern University

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Critics Otwin Marenin, Washington State University Peter K. Manning, Northeastern University David L. Weisburd, Hebrew University/University of Maryland at College Park Mary O'Rawe, University of Ulster

Changing the Guard: Developing Democratic Police Abroad David H. Bayley, University at Albany

SESSION 328: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 401

Chair: Alana L. Van Gundy- Yoder, Miami University

Mentoring Graduate Students for Success in Criminology and Criminal Justice James David Ballard, California State University, Northridge Amanda Dean, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Melanie Connie Klein, Santa Monica College

Teaching Portfolio Construction & Development Colleen Kadleck, University Nebraska at Omaha Shamir Ratansi, Central Connecticut State University

"Finding Fit": The Nature of a Successful Employment Search in the Competitive Market of Criminal Justice Education Ronald Burns, Texas Christian University Patrick T. Kinkade, Texas Christian University

Victimology and Education: Assessing the Field Bernadette T. Muscat, California State University - Fresno

SESSION 329: GENDER AND THE GENERAL THEORY OF CRIME Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 403A

Chair: Jamie Vaske, University of Cincinnati

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Emotional Indicators of Low Self-Control and the Effect of Gender: Do Our Feelings Matter? Jamie Vaske, University of Cincinnati John Paul Wright, University of Cincinnati

Examining the Role of Gender in Gottfredson and Hirschi's General Theory: An Empirical Analysis Kimberly Dawn Dodson, Lincoln Memorial University

Gender and the Acquisition of Self-Control Constance L. Chapple, University of Nebraska - Lincoln Katherine A. Johnson, University of Nebraska - Lincoln

Sex Differences in Self-Control and Delinquency in Two Data Sets Barbara J. Costello, University of Rhode Island Bradley J. Anderson, Rhode Island Hospital

SESSION 330: MEASURING THE EFFECTS OF INCARCERATION Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 404B

Chair: Evelyn J. Patterson, University of Pennsylvania

Counting Children of Incarcerated Parents: A Methodological Critique Bahiyyah Miallah Muhammad, Rutgers University-School of Criminal Justice- Newark Campus

Studying the Effects of Incarceration on Offending Trajectories: An Information- Theoretic Approach Avi Bhati, The Urban Institute

Time Served: The Influence of Tempo and Quantum on Current and Future Measures Evelyn J. Patterson, University of Pennsylvania MOVIE

SESSION 331: 1ST AMENDMENT ON TRIAL: THE CASE OF THE DETROIT SIX (30 MIN; 2005) Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 2:30 pm Convention Center, 411

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SESSION 332: RACE/ETHNICITY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE DECISION MAKING: THE COURTS Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 501B

Chair: Ojmarrh Mitchell, University of Cincinnati

Race and Sentencing Data Analysis: Aggregation Bias Masks Unwarranted Disparity Ojmarrh Mitchell, University of Cincinnati

Race, Ethnicity and the Diversion to Intermediate Sanctions under Pennsylvania's Sentencing Guidelines Stephanie M DiPietro, University of Maryland at College Park Brian D. Johnson, University of Maryland at College Park John H. Kramer, The Pennsylvania State University

The Context of Minority Group Threat: The Case of Hate Crime Law Enforcement Ryan David King, SUNY Albany

Pygmalion in the Courtroom: The Impact of Court-Level Racial Threat on Criminal Justice Decision Making. Travis Linnemann, Kansas State University

The Relationship between Type of Attorney and Bail Amount for Hispanic Defendants K.B. Turner, The University of Memphis James B. Johnson, University of Nebraska at Omaha

SESSION 333: PRETRIAL RELEASE: REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 501C

Chair: Thomas Cohen, Bureau of Justice Statistics

An Examination of Pretrial Release Decisions and Pretrial Misconduct Among Defendants Charged With a Felony Offense in the Nation's 75 Most Populous Counties From 1990 - 2004 Thomas Cohen, Bureau of Justice Statistics

Comparing German and American Criminal Justice: Pre-Trial Release as an Example Floyd Feeney, University of California, Davis 254 Thursday, November 2

Pretrial Release and Future Reoffending Outcomes Mia Green, City University of New York/John Jay

Remand in Custody: A study of the critical factors that affect bail decisions Rick Sarre, University of South Australia Susan King, University of South Australia David Bamford, Flinders University of South Australia

Validation of a Pretrial Release Scale Marcy Podkopacz, Fourth Judicial District Court of Minnesota

SESSION 334: DESISTANCE FROM CRIME: SOCIAL FACTORS Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Walter Forrest, Florida State University

Social Control and Adolescents' Desistance from Delinquency: Embracing the Life Course Perspective David Maimon, The Ohio State University Ben Gibbs, The Ohio State University

The Contingent Effects of Adult Family Relationships on Desistance from Crime Walter Forrest, Florida State University

Social Bonds and the Termination of Offending and Drug Use among African Americans Margaret E. Ensminger, Johns Hopkins University Elaine Eggleston Doherty, Johns Hopkins University

"I put her through a particular hell": The role of family and friends in onset and desistance Andrea M. Leverentz, University of Chicago

Assessing the Effects of Role Transitions on Criminal Offending Sonja E. Siennick, The Pennsylvania State University D. Wayne Osgood, The Pennsylvania State University

SESSION 335: JURORS AND OTHER EMERGING LEGAL ISSUES Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 503

Chair: Richard Moran, Mount Holyoke College 255 Thursday, November 2

Capital Punishment and Capital Murder - A Market Share Test of Deterrence Theory Jeffrey Fagan, Columbia University Franklin Zimring, University of California at Berkeley Amanda Geller, Columbia University

The Peril of DNA: The Shame of Wrongful Convictions Catherine A. Elwell, Walden University

Wrongfully Convicted? Richard Moran, Mount Holyoke College

"Synthetic sanity": A way around the Eighth Amendment? Vidisha Barua, Sam Houston State University

Death Knell for the Death Penalty in the States of the United States? Jefferson Ingram, University of Dayton

SESSION 336: MEETING THE NEEDS OF RELEASED OFFENDERS: RESEARCH EXAMINING CORRECTIONAL RESPONSES Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 504

Chair: Melinda D. Schlager, University of Texas - Arlington

Assessing the Expectations, Realities, and Outcomes of Women Leaving Prison to a Gender-Specific Halfway House Environment Melinda D. Schlager, University of Texas - Arlington Rhonda R. Dobbs, University of Texas at Arlington

Outcome Evaluation of an Adult Reentry Services Program in a Small Urban Area Lindsey Bergeron, North Dakota State University Jeffrey A Bouffard, Washington State University

Family TIES: The Effectiveness of a Re-entry Program for Returning Probationers Sandy Keaton, San Diego Association of Governments Cynthia Burke, San Diego Association of Governments

SESSION 337: RISK FACTORS FOR OFFENDING Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 506

Chair: Andre Van der Laan, Research and Documentation centre WODC

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At Risk When Aging Out: An Event History Analysis of Arrest After Exiting Child Welfare Gretchen Ruth Cusick, Chapin Hall Center for Children at University of Chicago Mark Courtney, University of Chicago

Does Middle Childhood Matter? Risk Models for Adolescent Aggression and Delinquent Behavior Roni Mayzer, University of North Dakota Hiram E. Fitzgerald, Michigan State University Robert A. Zucker, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Long Term and Short Term Risk Factors for Delinquency Andre Van der Laan, Research and Documentation centre WODC

Using the Social Development Model as a Predictor of Adolescent Inhalant Abuse Nicholas Bakken, University of Delaware

SESSION 338: JUVENILE REENTRY AND RECIDIVISM Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 511A

Chair: Susan T. Quinn, Florida State University

Conditional Release Programs and Juvenile Recidivism Susan T. Quinn, Florida State University

Making the Transition: Programs and Procedures in Pennsylvania to Assist in Juvenile Offender Reintegration Catherine Marie Davis Marcum, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Alison S Burke, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Offender Views of YOT (Youth Offending Team) Interventions George Mair, Liverpool John Moores University Shirley Rawstorne, Liverpool John Moores University

Personality, Background and Treatment Characteristics Associated with Recidivism: A 13 Year Follow-Up in Adolescent Males Victor Van der Geest, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement Catrien C.J.H. Bijleveld, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement (NSCR)

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SESSION 339: ISSUES IN SEX OFFENDER REINTEGRATION (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 511C

Chair: Steven Brown, The University of Manchester

Public Response to Sex Offender Community Notification in Wisconsin: A Multivariate Analysis. Myla Valor, University at Albany

The Impact of Sex Offender Registration Laws on State Level Rape Rates: A Fixed Effects Panel Design Bob Edward Vasquez, University at Albany, SUNY Richard L. Legault, University at Albany Sean Maddan, University of Nebraska at Omaha

SESSION 340: CYBERCRIME Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 512

Chair: M.R. McGuire, London Metropolitan University

Lesson Spurned? Reactions of Online Music Pirates to Legal Prosecutions by the RIAA Michael Bachmann, University of Central Florida

Spinning the Web: Lies, Damned Lies, & Cyber crime Statistics M.R. McGuire, London Metropolitan University

SESSION 341: DIMENSIONS OF HATE CRIMES (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME) Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 513

Chair: Philip Matthew Stinson, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Expressing Hate Crimes: From Narrative to NIBRS Corey J Colyer, West Virginia University Lawrence T. Nichols, Western Virginia University James J. Nolan III, West Virginia University

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The Progression and Escalation of Hate: A Confirmatory Analysis using NIBRS Data Cynthia Barnett-Ryan, Federal Bureau of Investigation James J. Nolan III, West Virginia University

What Factors Lead to Cross-Sectional Variation in Anti-White Hate Crime on the Community District Level? Albert Orlando Gamarra, CUNY Graduate Center/John Jay College of Criminal Justice Joshua D. Freilich, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

"Examining Influences on Students' Attitudes Toward Homosexuality at a Diverse Urban College." Amanda Marie Dernison, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Sean McHenry, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Laura Price, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Chitra Raghavan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

SESSION 342: ADVANCES IN RATIONAL CHOICE THEORY Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 515A

Chair: Derek Kreager, University of Washington

Becoming a Marijuana User: Peers, Social Interaction, and Rational Choice Derek Kreager, University of Washington Ross L. Matsueda, University of Washington

Do We Really Know What Offenders Are Thinking? Biased Estimates of Certainty and Severity in Traditional Rational Choice Research Using Hypothetical Scenarios. Jeffrey A. Bouffard, Washington State University M. Lyn Exum, Univ. of North Carolina at Charlotte

Labor Market Stigma in a Forward Looking Model of Criminal Behavior Juan Pantano, UCLA

Rational Choice, Low Self-Control, Digital Piracy: An Examination of the Role of Value George E. Higgins, University of Louisville

Investigating Rationality in and with Criminological Theories Matthew Glen VanEseltine, The Pennsylvania State University

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SESSION 343: CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY: THE MILITARY/POLICE AS OFFENDER (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 515B

Chair: Viviane Saleh-Hanna, Indiana University

Late-Modern Militarism: Theorizing Police Punitiveness Peter B. Kraska, Eastern Kentucky University

The United States Military as the Offender: Relationship between Sex Trafficking and Normative Practices within the U.S. Military Culture Angela Simon, Western Michigan University SEMINAR

SESSION 344: OPEN LAB: SPECIAL ONE-ON-ONE TRAINING WITH APPLE EXPERTS Thursday, November 2 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, Concourse Hall

MOVIE

SESSION 345: FIGHTING FOR LIFE IN THE DEATH-BELT (52 MIN; 2004) Thursday, November 2 - 2:30 pm to 3:25 pm Convention Center, 411

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

SESSION 346: NIJ'S INTERNATIONAL CENTER: WHAT'S IN THE RESEARCH PORTFOLIO, WHAT IS NOT, WHAT IS NEXT, AND HOW WE GET THERE. Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 308B

Chair: Cindy J. Smith, University of Baltimore

Participants Cornelia Sorensen Sigworth, National Institute of Justice Sandra Woerle, National Institute of Justice Michael Hronick, NIJ International Center Brian Jones, NIJ International Center

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NIJ's International Center: What's in the Research Portfolio, What is Not, What is Next, and How We Get There Cindy J. Smith, University of Baltimore

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SESSION 347: MEET THE EDITORS: A REMIX Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 515B

Chair: Mary Dodge, University of Colorado at Denver

Participants Biko Agozino, Cheyney University of Pennsylvania Todd R. Clear, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Malcolm M. Feeley, University of California - Berkeley Rosemary Gido, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Denise C. Gottfredson, University of Maryland at College Park Roslyn Muraskin, Long Island University Nikos Passas, Northeastern University Susan F. Sharp, University of Oklahoma

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SESSION 348: HUMAN TRAFFICKING: MEASUREMENT AND FINDINGS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 402A

Chair: Ineke Haen Marshall, Northeastern University

Presenters Patrick Belser, International Labor Organization Frank Laczko, Organization for Migration Kristiina Kangaspunta, UNODC

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The Challenge of Using Law Enforcement Data to Measure and Understand Human Trafficking Amy Farrell, Northeastern University

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SESSION 349: JUVENILE DELINQUENCY AND THE USE OF PREVENTION/DIVERSION PROGRAMMING Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 402B

Chair: Wendy Povitsky, University of Maryland at College Park

Helpful or Harmful? The Effect of Teen Court on Recidivism Wendy Povitsky, University of Maryland at College Park

Does the Effectiveness of Teen Court Depend Upon Gender? Denise Dugas, University of Maryland

Is the Influence of Unsupervised Time on Delinquency Conditioned by the Nature of One's Peers? Erin Louise Bauer, University of Maryland- College Park

Evaluation of the Boys & Girls Clubs of America Targeted Re-Entry Initiative: Phase I G. Roger Jarjoura, Indiana University - Indianapolis William H. Barton, Indiana University - Purdue University Andre B. Rosay, University of Alaska Anchorage

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SESSION 350: IMPLEMENTING STANDARDIZED PROCESS, OUTCOME, AND COST-BENEFIT METHODOLOGY IN MULTIPLE STATES: EXAMPLES IN DRUG TREATMENT COURTS Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 404A

Chair: Shannon M. Carey, NPC Research

Presenters Shannon M. Carey, NPC Research Kimberly Pukstas, NPC Research Gwen Marchand, NPC Research Katharina Schuman Wiest, NPC Research

Process, Outcome and Cost Evaluation: Seeing the Whole Elephant Shannon M. Carey, NPC Research

Evaluation Design Challenges on the East Coast: A Tale of Two Drug Courts Kimberly Pukstas, NPC Research

Making Effective Use of State and Local Data Sources: Drug Court Evaluations in Michigan Gwen Marchand, NPC Research

A Cautionary Tale: Data Access and Data Sources in Indiana Katharina Schuman Wiest, NPC Research

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SESSION 351: WEDGE ISSUES IN JUVENILE JUSTICE Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 404B

Chair: Ira M. Schwartz, Temple University

Police Interrogation of Juveniles: An Empirical Study of Policy and Practice Barry C. Feld, University of Minnesota Law School

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From Protection to Punishment: Controlling Aggressive and Violent Girls Katherine Irwin, University of Hawaii at Manoa Meda Chesney-Lind, University of Hawaii at Manoa

Adult Punishment for Juvenile Offenders: Can it Ever Be a Deterrent? Richard Redding, Villanova

Risk Classification in Juvenile Justice and Child Welfare: The Dangers of Overconfidence Ira M. Schwartz, Temple University Peter Jones, Temple University David Schwartz, Temple University

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SESSION 352: THE DANGER OF DEMOCRACY (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 406B

Chair: Mark Konty, Auburn University

The Freedom to Offend: Democratic Values and Homicide Mark Konty, Auburn University

Democratic Violence in South Africa Doug Scott Thomson, University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa

The Impact of Political and Economic Transition on Interpersonal Violence: The Case of Russia William Alex Pridemore, Indiana University

The Cost of the Domestic War on Terrorism: The Loss of Civil Liberty Versus the Risk of Victimization Thomas A. Petee, Auburn University

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SESSION 353: PRESCRIPTION DRUGS AND THE CHANGING NATURE OF DRUG ABUSE Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 407

Chair: Daniel J. O'Connell, University of Delaware

Are All Prescription Drug Abusers Created Equal? An investigation into the Motivations for Unauthorized Adolescent Prescription Drug Use and Their Effect on Other Risk Behaviors. Daniel J. O'Connell, University of Delaware Erin J. Farley, University of Delaware Christopher J Sullivan, University of South Florida Steven S. Martin, University of Delaware Roberta E. Gealt, University of Delaware

Examining Illicit Prescription Drug Use through the Utilization of General Strain Theory Jessica Hodge, University of Delaware Erin J. Farley, University of Delaware Amy Cass, University of Delaware Roberta E. Gealt, University of Delaware

Prescription Drug Abuse in the Miami Club Culture Steve Kurtz, Center for Drug and Alcohol Studies, University of Delaware Hilary L. Surratt, University of Delaware James A. Inciardi, University of Delaware

Legal and Illegal Prescription Drug Use among Youth and Young Adults Lana D. Harrison, University of Delaware Tihomir Enev, University of Delaware Steven S. Martin, University of Delaware

"Gender Differences in the Association of Prescribed Drug use, Non- Prescribed Use, and Other Delinquency Among Adolescents" Roberta E. Gealt, University of Delaware Steven S. Martin, University of Delaware Yuning Wu, University of Delaware Daniel J. O'Connell, University of Delaware

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SESSION 354: GENDER, SEX, AND VIOLENCE Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 409B

Chair: Chitra Raghavan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

A Feminist-Community Model of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) Chitra Raghavan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Kathryn Gentile, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Valli Rajah, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Gender Symmetry and Victim Responses to IPV Kathleen Gates, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Chitra Raghavan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Ann Marie Kavanagh, John College of Criminal Justice

Gender Differences in Dating Motivations and IPV Giovanna Cruz, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Chitra Raghavan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Lillian Collado, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Sexual Confusion and Sexual Coercion Sean McHenry, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Amanda Dernison, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Kathleen Gates, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Chitra Raghavan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

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SESSION 355: DATA INTEGRITY WORKSHOP: A PANEL BY THE WORKING GROUP ON CRIMINOLOGICAL CAREERS OUTSIDE OF ACADEMIA (CO-SPONSORED BY ALL OF ASC'S DIVISIONS AND DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF LINDA SALTZMAN) Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 410

Chair: Carolyn Rebecca Block, IL Criminal Justice Information Authority

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Presenters Henry H Brownstein, NORC at the University of Chicago Lawrence A. Greenfeld, Federal Bureau of Prisons Angela Moore Parmley, National Institute of Justice Howard N. Snyder, National Center for Juvenile Justice Betsy Stanko, The Metropolitan Police - London

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SESSION 356: POLICE AND IMMIGRANTS: CURRENT CHALLENGES AND RESPONSES Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 501A

Chair: Nicole Hendricks, Vera Institute of Justice/Holyoke Community College

The Impact of Language Barriers on Police Community Relations Chris Ortiz, Vera Institute of Justice

Responding to Terrorism and Enforcing Immigration: Examining Local and Federal Law Enforcement Roles And Relations with Arab American Communities Nicole Hendricks, Vera Institute of Justice/Holyoke Community College Naomi F Sugie, Vera Institute of Justice

Policing Trafficking in Human Beings: Observations from the New York City Trafficking Assessment Project Nina F Siulc, Vera Institute of Justice/ New York University

Discussant: Michael Jacobson, Vera Institute of Justice

267 Thursday, November 2

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 357: PREDICTING CORPORATE CRIME AND COMPLIANCE Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 505

Chair: Laureen Snider, Queen's University

Illegal Corporate Behavior: An Organizational Perspective Xia Wang, Florida State University Kristy Holtfreter, Florida State University

Corporate Citizenship and Environmental Compliance Carole Gibbs, Michigan State University

Why do Mangers Comply? Comparing predictors of corporate anti- and pro- social behavior. Sally S. Simpson, University of Maryland at College Park Lee Ann Slocum, University of Maryland at College Park

From Political Capitalism to Corporate Malfeasance at Enron Corp: Opportunities for Financial Manipulation in the Multilayer-Subsidiary Form Harland Prechel, Texas A&M University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 358: PAROLE AND REENTRY IN CALIFORNIA AND BEYOND Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 506

Chair: Danielle S. Rudes, University of California, Irvine

The Causes and Consequences of Parole Violations in California Ryken Grattet, University of California, Davis Jeffrey L Lin, University of California, Irvine Teresa Casey, University of California - Davis

268 Thursday, November 2

Contentious Frames: An Organizational Decision Making Perspective on Reintegration Danielle S. Rudes, University of California, Irvine

State Level Context and Offender Recidivism: Findings from an Investigation of Sentencing Policies, Exclusionary Policies, and other Contextual Fact Ryan G. Fischer, University of California, Irvine

Are Parole Guidelines Serving their Purpose? Michelle Andrea Munson, Sam Huston State University and the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Hee-Jong Joo, Sam Houston State University Pablo Martinez, Texas State University at San Marcos

Discussant: James Byrne, University of Massachusetts - Lowell

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 359: PEACEMAKING ISSUES IN RJ: ADDRESSING NATIONAL AND LOCAL CONFLICT Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 507

Chair: Carolyn Boyes-Watson, Suffolk University

Mass Victimization, Peacemaking and Human Dignity Elmar Weitekamp, University of Leuven Stephan Parmentier, University of Leuven

An Examination of the Influence of the Faith Community on Restorative Justice in the United States Tanya Settles, University of Texas - San Antonio

Peacemaking Circles as a Bridge to Systemic Change and Social Justice Carolyn Boyes-Watson, Suffolk University

269 Thursday, November 2

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 360: SELECTION, CLASSIFICATION, AND SATISFACTION OF VICTIMS Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 510

Chair: Tom Dull, California State University, Fresno

The Victim Selection Process Kristi Kleinberg, California State University, Fresno

The Effect of Victim Impact Statements on Sentencing Decisions and Victim Satisfaction with the Judicial Process Peter English, California State University, Fresno

The Classification of "Victims" of National Disasters Paul H Wallace, California State University, Fresno

Restraining Orders: A Savior or a Curse Mai Yang, California State University, Fresno

The Utility of the Routine Activities Theory in Relation to Child Sexual Abuse Lisa Andrews, California State University, Fresno

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 361: TEACHING RACE, CLASS, AND GENDER IN CRIMINOLOGY/CRIMINAL JUSTICE COURSES: ADDRESSING DIFFERENCE IN THE CLASSROOM (CO-SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON WOMEN AND CRIME, DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY, AND DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME) Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 511B

Chair: Amanda K. Burgess-Proctor, Michigan State University

270 Thursday, November 2

Teaching Contentious Subjects: Reflections on Decades of Avoiding Open Classroom Warfare or Blowback Christine E. Rasche, University of North Florida

Deconstructing Social Construction of Prejudice in the Classroom Venessa Garcia, Kean University Sharon Boyd-Jackson, Kean University

Leading Horses to Water and Helping Them to Drink Delores Jones-Brown, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Exploring the "Foreign and Barbaric": Gender and Crime in International Perspective Rosemary Barberet, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 362: RACE AND RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: SYSTEMATIC OBSERVATIONS AND INTENTION TO TREAT RESULTS IN THE CANBERRA RISE EXPERIMENTS (CO-SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME AND DIVISON OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 515A

Chair: Lawrence W. Sherman, University of Pennsylvania

Criminogenic vs. Preventive Effects of Restorative Justice by Offender Race: Findings and Next Steps Lawrence W. Sherman, University of Pennsylvania

Issues of Race in Australian Criminal Justice Heather Strang, Australian National University

Differences in Offender Perceptions of Restorative and Conventional Justice by Offender Race Geoffrey C. Barnes, University of Pennsylvania

271 Thursday, November 2

Differences in Systematic Observations of Restorative Justice by Race of Offenders Daniel J. Woods, University of Pennsylvania

Discussant: John Braithwaite, Australian National University

PRESIDENTIAL SESSION

SESSION 363: THE PROJECT ON HUMAN DEVELOPMENT IN CHICAGO NEIGHBORHOODS: REFLECTION AFTER ONE DECADE Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 408B

Chair: Akiva Liberman, National Institute of Justice

Participants Felton Earls, Harvard University Robert J. Sampson, Harvard University Stephen W. Raudenbush, University of Michigan David P. Farrington, University of Cambridge Malcolm W. Klein, University of Southern California

MEETING

SESSION 364: HOMICIDE RESEARCH WORKING GROUP FALL MEETING Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 514

MEETING

SESSION 365: ASC PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE MEETING Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 519

272 Thursday, November 2

SESSION 366: IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF STATE CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORDS: PANEL BY THE JUSTICE RESEARCH AND STATISTICS ASSOCIATION Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 308A

Chair: Stan Orchowsky, Justice Research and Statistics Assn.

Reviewing State Criminal History Records for Quality Stephen M. Haas, West Virginia Division of Criminal Justice Services

Using Performance Measures Data to Plan and Assess Criminal History Records Improvement: The Records Quality Index Robin Neray, Structured Decisions Corporation

Improving Criminal History Records Quality Through Analysis Stan Orchowsky, Justice Research and Statistics Assn.

SESSION 367: ISSUES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION: WHERE ARE WE GOING? Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 401

Chair: Stan Kent Shernock, Norwich University

Expanding Criminal Justice Education: Justice Revisited Frank Morn, Illinois State University

In Defense of Theory: Examining Criminal Justice Theory's Pedagogical Potential Kishonna Gray, Eastern Kentucky University Peter B. Kraska, Eastern Kentucky University

Moral Reasoning - Good for the Soul, and Good for the School? Randall Grometstein, Fitchburg State College

War Criminology and a Criminology of War John Paul, Washburn University Michael L. Birzer, Wichita State University

"Intelligence For Dummies"!...An Argument for Including "Intelligence" Courses in a Comprehensive Criminal Justice Program J. L. Kibitlewski, International College

273 Thursday, November 2

SESSION 368: MEDIA AND PUBLIC OPINION (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 405

Chair: Scott A. Bonn, University of Miami

British and American Press Response to Ida B. Wells' Anti-Lynching Campaign Margaret Vandiver, University of Memphis

Whoppers of Mass Dimensions (WMD): Presidential Rhetoric, Moral Panic and the War in Iraq Scott A. Bonn, University of Miami

"Fair and Balanced?" Justice Issues on Popular Political Talk Shows Sarah L. Britto, Central Washington University Dean Dabney, Georgia State University

Forensics and the Media: A 3-Year Project Examining the 'CSI Effect' and a Forensic Pop Culture Dave Khey, University of Florida

SESSION 369: STUDYING CRIME THROUGH PRINT JOURNALISM (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 406A

Chair: Robert G. Morris, Sam Houston State University

A Comparative Cross-national Content Analysis of Terrorism News Coverage Mohammad Vaqas Ali, Michigan State University Jeff Gruenewald, Michigan State University

Public Sentencing Rallies, Crime Myths, and Photojournalism in China Ke Li, Indiana University, Bloomington

As a News Subject, Police Intervention In Public Demonstrations. Oguzhan Basibuyuk, Turkish Institute for Police Studies / University Of North Texas Onder Karakus, Michigan State University Serkan Tatil, Western Michigan University

274 Thursday, November 2

By Any Means Necessary: Using Alternative Data Gathering and Analysis Strategies to Explore America's Fastest Growing Crime - IDENTITY THEFT Robert G. Morris, Sam Houston State University

Evaluating the Newsworthiness of Homicide Incidents Jeff Gruenewald, Michigan State University Jesenia M. Pizarro, Michigan State University Steven Chermak, Michigan State University

SESSION 370: CRIME AND THE LIFE COURSE III Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 408A

Chair: Nadine Lanctot, Universite de Sherbrooke

Is the Predictive Power of Moral Evaluation of Conducts on Delinquent Trajectories Similar Among Adjudicated Males and Females? Nadine Lanctot, Universite de Sherbrooke

The Pathways to Violent and Nonviolent Criminal Activity Among RAND's Adolescent Outcomes Project John M. MacDonald, RAND Amelia Haviland, Rand Daniel S. Nagin, Carnegie Mellon University Andrew Morral, RAND

Social Capital and Life-Course Transitions: Factors Protecting Club Drug Users from Harm Dina Perrone, Rutgers University

The Effects of Victimization on Drug Use: A Multilevel Analysis Celia C. Lo, University of Alabama Young Kim, Eastern Michigan University Wesley T Church, University of Alabama

SESSION 371: SEX WORK AND TRAFFICKING (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 409A

Chair: Emmanuel C. Onyeozili, University of Maryland Eastern Shore

275 Thursday, November 2

The Lenient Social Response to Trafficking in Women: Public Perceptions of Seriousness in Israel Sergio Herzog, Institute of Criminology, Faculty of Law, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel

Trafficking in Women and Prostitution in Estonia: Legal and Social Aspects Juri Saar, Institute of Law, University of Tartu

Working Girls in the Garden of Grand Vision - Harbin China 1941The Garden Kathryn Meyer, Wright State University

Ordering Sex in Cyberspace: A Content Analysis of Escort Websites Jenifer Ann Lee, Texas A&M International University Tammy L. Castle, University of West Florida

The Tacit Truth: The Effects of Disintegrative Shaming among HIV Positive Women in India. Tanni Chaudhuri, University of Miami MOVIE

SESSION 372: DEADLINE (90 MIN; 2004) Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm Convention Center, 411

SESSION 373: VARIETIES OF SEX OFFENDING Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 501B

Chair: Karen M. Pepper, DeSales University

Arrest Profiles for Subgroups of Persistent Sex Offenders Terry D. Miethe, University of Nevada-Las Vegas

Female Juvenile Sex Offenders: Characteristics, Assessment and Treatment Recommendations. Monica Villarreal, Arizona State University Dominique E. Roe-Sepowitz, Arizona State University

276 Thursday, November 2

Sexual Homicide of Children: Pre-Crime, Crime, and Post-Crime Factors Maryann Rachel Stone, University of South Florida Eric Beauregard, University of South Florida Jean Proulx, Universite de Montreal Patrick Michaud, Universite de Montreal

The Role of Fantasy in the Creation of the Sexual Offender Karen M. Pepper, DeSales University Patrick N. McGrain, DeSales University

SESSION 374: PROBLEMS FOR PROSECUTORS Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 501C

Chair: Stacy N. Hoskins, The Pennsylvania State University

Consequences of Failure to Post Bail for Non-Violent Misdemeanants in the South Bronx Ernest Drucker, Montefiore Medical Center Franklin Cruz, Bronx Defenders Poonam Maru, Barnard College Emily Medina, Montefiore Medical Center/Albert Einstein College of Medicine McGregor Smyth, The Bronx Defenders Emily Meyer, Cornell University Ricardo E. Barreras, Montefiore Medical Center Robin Steinberg, The Bronx Defenders

The Law and the Family: When Criminal Punishment is the Wrong Answer to Social Problems Elizabeth Ellen Coleman, University Of Nevada, Reno Monica K. Miller, University of Nevada, Reno

The Use and Impact of Economic Sanctions: A Survey of Offenders in Pennsylvania Stacy N. Hoskins, The Pennsylvania State University Alison C. Cares, Central Connecticut State University R. Barry Ruback, The Pennsylvania State University

SESSION 375: DETERRENCE RESEARCH Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Kenneth C. Land, Duke University

277 Thursday, November 2

Deterring Deception: Another Application for Deterrence Theory John Peterson Blair, The University of Texas at San Antonio

Is There A Short-Term Deterrence Effect Of Executions On Homicides? An Analysis of Monthly Time Series Data, Texas, 1980-2004 Kenneth C. Land, Duke University Raymond H.C. Teske, Jr., Sam Houston State University Hui Zheng, Duke University

The Knowledge of Laws and Regulations in Deterrence KiDeuk Kim, University at Albany

Specific Deterrence with Juveniles: Does Incarceration Reduce Recidivism? Catherine Marie Arnold, University of Cincinnati Christopher T Lowenkamp, University of Cincinnati Paula Smith, University of Cincinnati

SESSION 376: STREET-LIFE AND STREET CRIME Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 502B

Chair: Heith Copes, University of Alabama - Birmingham

Street Culture, Offender Motivation, and Robbery Enactment: The Case of Carjacking Jessica Johnston, University of Missouri - St. Louis Michael Gage Cherbonneau, University of Missouri--St. Louis

Women's Use of Neutralizations to Facilitate "Masculine" Offending. Volkan Topalli, Georgia State University Heith Copes, University of Alabama - Birmingham Richard Wright, University of Missouri - St. Louis Justin Lampert, Georgia State University

A "Variable Reinforcement" Model of Habitual Drug and Alcohol Use Timothy Brezina, Independent Researcher

Discussant: Richard Wright, University of Missouri - St. Louis

278 Thursday, November 2

SESSION 377: BROKEN WINDOWS POLICING Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 503

Chair: David Weisburd, Hebrew University and University of Maryland

Broken Windows Policing: A Response to the Criticisms William Sousa, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Zero Tolerance Policing: Flip or Flop? Peter Lindstrom, Ministry of Justice, Sweden

"Broken Windows" Policing: Does it Matter if the Windows are in Residential vs. non-Residential areas of the City? Robert J. Kane, Northeastern University Shea W. Cronin, The American University

The Irony of Broken Windows: The Relationship Between Disorder, Focused Police Crackdowns and Fear of Crime Joshua Conard Hinkle, University of Maryland David L. Weisburd, Hebrew University/University of Maryland at College Park

SESSION 378: ISSUES FACING INCARCERATED PARENTS Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 504

Chair: John D Reitzel, Illinois State University

Incarcerated Fathers Payment of Child Support Obligations: A Comparative Analysis of Cross-sectional Surveys Julie Ann Bruns, Bismarck State College

Female Inmates and Barriers to Re-entry Casey Elisabeth Cordy, University of Tennessee, Knoxville Hoan N. Bui, University of Tennessee - Knoxville Gina Benedict, University of Tennessee, Knoxville Lois Presser, University of Tennessee

Mothering after Prison Release: Interpersonal Barriers to Family Reunification Gina Benedict, University of Tennessee, Knoxville Hoan N. Bui, University of Tennessee - Knoxville Casey Elisabeth Cordy, University of Tennessee, Knoxville Lois Presser, University of Tennessee 279 Thursday, November 2

Prisoner Visitation and the Impact on Recidivism William D. Bales, Florida State University Daniel P. Mears, Florida State University

SESSION 379: VARIETIES OF POLICE ORGANIZATION: RETHINKING CORE CONCEPTS Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 511A

Chair: Lawrence F. Travis, University of Cincinnati

Change in Police Organizational Structures during the 1990s: An Application of Contingency Theory JIhong "Solomon" Zhao, University of Nebraska at Omaha Ling Ren, Dept. of Criminal Justice Sciences, Illinois State University at Normal Nicholas P. Lovrich, Washington State University

Governance of the Postmodern Police Organization Matthew Adam Jones, Portland State University

Wilson Redux: Another Look at Varieties of Police Behavior Lawrence F. Travis, University of Cincinnati John Liederbach, University of North Texas

SESSION 380: ANALYSIS OF LAWS AND REGULATIONS IN JUSTICE POLICY Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 511C

Chair: Robert Edward Hager, Student at UNR

A Delicate Balance: Free Speech or Regulation and Protection of Children from Violent Media in the Video Game Industry Robert Edward Hager, Student at UNR Monica K. Miller, University of Nevada, Reno

Criminalizing Immigration: Contested Frames of Immigration "Reform" T.D. Evans, University of North Carolina at Wilmington

Review of the Legalization of Drugs Debate Brion Sever, Monmouth University Charity Nichole Hendricks, Monmouth University

280 Thursday, November 2

Victims and the Criminal Justice System: An Analysis of Victim Satisfaction Jeanna Mastrocinque, University at Albany

SESSION 381: WHO IS SENTENCED TO DEATH? Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 512

Chair: Robert Johnson, The American University

Familial Homicides: Does the Victim-Offender Familial Relationship Impact the Likelihood of Receiving a Capital Sentence? Katharine Evans, University of South Florida John K. Cochran, University of South Florida

Intimate-Partners and Capital Punishment: Are Intimate Partners Treated Differently than Strangers in Capital Sentencing? Amy R. Stauffer, University of Florida Janine Kremling, University of South Florida

Worst of the Worst? Comparing Capital and Non-Capital Murders Jennifer Leigh DiCastro, Death Penalty Information Center Seri Palla, Bureau of Justice Statistics Robert Johnson, The American University

Treatment of the Elderly in the Legal System: From Court to Prison to Death Row Lynda Beth Gaydon, University of Nevada Reno Monica K. Miller, University of Nevada, Reno

SESSION 382: MEASURING DRUG MARKETS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Thursday, November 2 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 513

Chair: Jason A. Ford, University of Central Florida

Documenting Bifurcated Marijuana Markets in New York City Stephen J. Sifaneck, N.D.R.I., Inc. Geoffrey Ream, N.D.R.I. Flutura Bardhi, National Development & Research Inst. Bruce D. Johnson, N. D. R. I., Inc. Doris Randolph, N.D.R.I., Inc. Eloise Dunlap, N. D. R. I., Inc.

281 Thursday, November 2

Growers and Facilitators: Monitoring Trends in Innovations in the Marijuana Cultivation Industry Martin Bouchard, Universite de Montreal Claude Bacque Dion, University of Montreal

Weighing and Pricing Retail Marijuana Purchases: Accessing Marijuana Users in Different Markets Flutura Bardhi, National Development & Research Inst. Stephen J. Sifaneck, N.D.R.I., Inc. Geoffrey Ream, N.D.R.I. Doris Randolph, N.D.R.I., Inc. Eloise Dunlap, N. D. R. I., Inc. Bruce D. Johnson, N. D. R. I., Inc.

Immigrant Drug Dealers in Frankfurt/Germany Sandra Meike Bucerius, University of Frankfurt

SESSION 383: SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSITY RECEPTION Thursday, November 2 - 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm Biltmore Hotel, Moroccan

SESSION 384: POSTER SESSION Thursday, November 2 - 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm Biltmore Hotel, Biltmore Bowl

384-1 Organized Crime in Classical Antiquity (Sponsored by the Division of International Criminology) Blythe Alison Bowman, University of Nebraska at Omaha

384-2 The Impact of Deinstitutionalization on Police Homicide Victimization Robert J. Kaminski, University of- South Carolina

384-3 Examining Expressiveness and Instrumentality in Serial Murder and Distances Traveled by Offenders Jessica Lynn Field, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Lauren Beth Johnson, John Jay College Shahawna Kim, John Jay College of Criminal Justice C. Gabrielle Salfati, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

384-4 Conducting Systematic Student Research on Crime in the News Media Kenneth Llitwin, University of Michigan - Flint 282 Thursday, November 2

384-5 Police data on domestic violence in Switzerland - First results Veronique Jaquier, University of Lausanne

384-6 Visual Criminology: An International Case Study in Police and Citizen Interaction Cecil Greek, Florida State University

384-7 Athletics and Drug Use: A Partial Test of Social Learning Theory Hallie Ess Stephens, Southeastern Oklahoma State University

384-8 Social Structure and Social Learning in Delinquency: A Partial Test of Akers' Social Structure-Social Learning Model Stephen W. Verrill, Southeastern Oklahoma State University

384-9 The Influence of Delaware Drug Court in Motivating Treatment Completion and Post-Treatment Success Alison R. Gray, University of Delaware Christine A. Saum, University of Delaware Margaret E. Leigey, University of Delaware Frank Scarpitti, University of Delaware

384-10 Group Treatment for Male Domestic Violence Offenders in the Taipei Prison Kuo Lung Lee, Central Police University, Taiwan R.O.C.

384-11 A Distributional Analysis of Age and Victimization Chester L. Britt, Northeastern University

384-12 Estimating the Social and Economic Costs of Methamphetamine on the Reservations Mary Rogers, Black Hills State University

384-13 Is Justice Always Fair: An Examination of Race-Based Decision-Making in Jury Trials Laurin S Parker, University of Delaware

384-14 The County Jail Law Project: Legal Information and the Jail Chad Allen Dupin-Koby, Criminal Justice student, California State University at Chico Natalie R. Ortiz, Criminal Justice student, California State University at Chico

384-15 College Behind Bars: Mentoring by Faith-Based Communities to Advance Restorative Justice and Rehabilitation and Reduce Recidivism Lanny Stuart Kutakoff, Partakers, Inc. 283 Thursday, November 2

384-16 Judicial Ritual, Crime Myths, and Photojournalism in China Ke Li, Indiana University, Bloomington

384-17 The Relationship between Drug Use and Intimate Partner Violence among College Students Erin Louise Nabors, University of Central Florida

384-18 Breaking the Abuse: A Sociological Perspective on Family Drug Court Strategies Lauren Amanda Pluchino, Bates College

384-19 An Analysis of Gender Difference in Parole Violations and Responses Pamela Schram, California State University - San Bernardino Barbara Koons-Witt, University of South Carolina Frank Williams, University of Houston - Downtown Marilyn McShane, University of Houston - Downtown

384-20 The Main and Interactive Effects of Race/Ethnicity, Gender, and Age on Sentencing Outcomes in U.S. Federal Courts Jill Doerner, The Bowling Green State University

384-21 Black Majority Rule, Independence, and the Death Penalty in the Bahamas: William S. Lofquist, SUNY College at Geneseo

384-22 Environmental Justice in Hillsborough County, FL: An Analysis of Crime, Race, Income, RCRA, and CERCLIS sites. Kristina Childs, University of South Florida Laura M Gulledge, University of South Florida Michael J. J. Lynch, University of South Florida

384-23 Prosecution and Sentencing Practices in Seven Specialist Domestic Violence Courts in England and Wales Amanda L. Robinson, Cardiff University

384-24 Are Psychopaths Amenable to Treatment? A Review of the Literature. Megan C. Stewart, University of Cincinnati Paula Smith, University of Cincinnati

384-25 Discerning Homicide Motivation Through Understanding the Relationship between Overt and Covert Sexual Crime Scene Behaviors Ashley Caldwell, John Jay College of Criminal Justice C. Gabrielle Salfati, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

284 Thursday, November 2

384-26 The Explanation of Crime: Context, Mechanisms and Development Per-Olof H. Wikstrom, University of Cambridge Robert J. Sampson, Harvard University

384-27 Divorce, Protective Orders, and Criminal Sentencing Kathleen Bantley, Central Connecticut State University

384-28 Case Comparison of One-Year Mental Health Court Outcomes: Unfunded vs. Funded Courts John Francis Crilly, University of Rochester, Dept. of Psychiatry Catherine Cerulli, University of Rochester Dale Hall, University of Rochester, Dept. of Psychiatry

384-29 "The Veil of Law and the Mask of Facts: Capital Trial Prosecutors and the Hegemony of the American Creed" Paul Kaplan, University of California, Irvine

384-30 Voice Recording Probation Program for Youth Offenders in Korea Younoh Cho, John Jay College

384-31 Community Context and Offending Lee Ann Slocum, University of Maryland at College Park Sally S. Simpson, University of Maryland at College Park

384-32 The Post-Woodson Era in North Carolina's Use of Capital Punishment: 1,100+ Trials Later Beth Bjerregaard, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Sondra J. Fogel, University of South Florida Dwayne Smith, University of South Florida

384-33 Explaining the Effects of Parent-Child Contact on Inmate Institutional Adjustment Shenique S. Thomas, Rutgers University Bonita M. Veysey, Rutgers University

384-34 Is More Simply More? A Taxometric Investigation of Psychopathy in Women Jean-Pierre Guay, University of Montreal John Ruscio, Elizabethtown College Raymond Knight, Brandeis University Robert Hare, University of British Columbia

285 Thursday, November 2

384-35 Neurodevelopmental Effects of Toxic Chemical Releases on Elementary School Students as evidenced through FCAT Scores Katharine Evans, University of South Florida Sarah Lynn Rynearson, University of South Florida

384-36 Trends of Prescription Drug Diversion in the U.S. Kristin Marie Arterbridge, University of Delaware

384-37 Inside and Out: Community Reentry, Continuity and Change Among Incarcerated Urban Youth Jamie J. Fader, University of Pennsylvania

384-38 Does Untreated Brain Damage Received as a Child Act as Precursors to Future Criminals? Tiffani Rose Wade, ASU Alma Zarate, ASU

384-39 Unwanted Sex, Alcohol Use, and Hooking Up Among Students at Two U.S. Colleges William F Flack, Bucknell University Matthew O. Kimble, Middlebury College Lauren N. Brian, Bucknell University Delia Neacsiu, Middlebury College

384-40 Single Homicide: Prior Criminal Specialization and Crime Scene Behaviors Amber M Horning, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Kristan Crawford, John Jay College of Criminal Justice C. Gabrielle Salfati, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

384-41 The Sustained Role of Violence and Abuse in the Lives of Battered Women Catherine Kaukinen, University of South Carolina Robert Brame, University of South Carolina Pamela K. Lattimore, University of South Carolina/RTI International Angela R. Gover, University of Colorado Jennifer Forster, University of South Carolina Caroline Akers, University of South Carolina

384-42 Adjudicating the Perpetrators of Genocide: A Preliminary Investigation into the Judicial Response to Genocide in Rwanda Nick Jones, University of Regina

286 Thursday, November 2

384-43 Policing The LGB Community In Wales Amanda L. Robinson, Cardiff University Matthew L. Williams, Cardiff University

384-44 From the Cradle to the Grave-Pretrial Investigation Protocols Regarding Economic Crime Cases Nora Alice Senvall, PsM

384-45 The Effects of Witnessing and Experiencing Family Violence in Childhood on Adolescent Delinquency Angela Marie Yarbrough, University of South Florida

384-46 Penile Responses Profiles of Sexual Offenders to Deviant and Non Deviant Stimuli Patrick Michaud, Universite de Montreal Jean Proulx, Universite de Montreal

384-47 Reliability, Validity, and Predictive Utility of a 25 Item Self-Report Measure of Criminogenic Cognitions June Price Tangney, George Mason University Jeffrey Stuewig, George Mason University Emi Furukawa, George Mason University Sarah Kopelovich, John Jay College Patrick Meyer, George Mason University Brandon Cosby, Opportunities, Alternatives & Resources

384-48 Gender in Serial Homicide: Male Serial Homicide Offenders and their Female Victims Celia Rachel Sporer, John Jay College of Criminal Justice C. Gabrielle Salfati, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

384-49 Criminal Decision Making: Empirical Research Founding’s Min Liu, Rutgers University

384-50 Treatment Retention Predictors of Drug Court Participants in a Midwestern State. Nathaniel Eugene Terrell, Emporia State University Gary J Wyatt, Emporia State University

384-51 Factors Related to Junior High Students' Dropout Behavior: A Case of Tainan City in Taiwan Yuk-Ying Tung, National Cheng Kung University

287 Thursday, November 2

384-52 Sexual Harassment in the Military Kristin Marie Arterbridge, University of Delaware

384-53 The Self-Concept of Taiwanese Female Adolescents Involved in Enjo Kousai Tsung-hsien Li, National Chung Cheng University

384-54 Effects of Firearm Type and Weapons on the Lethality of Violent Encounters Nicholas Edward Libby, University of Central Florida

384-55 Best Practices in Gender Specific Juvenile Corrections: An Evaluation of the Betty Marler Center IvyAyn Moseley, University of Colorado at Denver

384-56 Sentencing Federal Identity Theft Offenders Jessica Lynn Widico, United States Sentencing Commission

384-57 Trends in Police Research, 2000-2004 Karen A Beckman, University of Maryland College Park Jennifer Gibbs, University of Maryland at College Park

384-58 The Patriot Act and Its Affect on the American Jury Michelle Nicole Kazmar, William S. Boyd School of Law Monica K. Miller, University of Nevada, Reno

384-59 Public Opinion towards Capital Punishment in Texas Allison L. Brent, University of Texas at Arlington

384-60 Student's Self Reported Misconduct Can Be Reduced By Effective Predictors Of School Violence. Lorna Elaine Grant, Prairie A & M University

384-61 Police Administrators in Indiana: A Descriptive Study of Stressors Billy Long, Indiana University

384-62 Sex Offender Courts: Implications for the Future Christopher Bruell, Northeastern University

384-63 A Study on the Recidivism Rate of Sexual Offenders in Taiwan Chun-Jen Lin, Chung Cheng University, Taiwan

288 Thursday, November 2

384-64 Incarcerated Fathers: Parental Status as Severe Strain, Negative Emotions, and Coping Rachael Anne Gossett, The Ohio State University

384-65 Procedural Justice During Police-Citizen Encounters Mengyan Dai, University of Cincinnati

384-66 Underlying Issues in Crime Hotspot Analysis MoonSun Kim, University at Albany Tanya A. Tucker, University at Albany Robert E. Worden, University at Albany

384-67 Group Differences in Life-course Transitions and Desistence Constance L. Chapple, University of Nebraska - Lincoln Bianca E Bersani, University of Maryland, College Park

384-68 Trends in the Geographic Distribution of Crime in Japanese Urban Areas Yutaka Harada, National Research Inst. of Police Science, Japan Takahito Shimada, National Research Inst. of Police Science of Japan Tomonori Saito, National Research Inst. of Police Science, Japan

384-69 An Overview of Drug Cartels in Mexico James H. Creechan, University of Toronto/La Universidad de Sinaloa

384-70 Five Years Later: Exploring Resilience Among Maltreated and Institutionalized Youth in Texas Melissa Lee Meltzer, University of Cincinnati James W. Marquart, University of Texas at Dallas

384-71 Managers' Decision-Making Processes of Labor Violations in Packaging Industry: A Test of Rational Choice Model Haiyan Liu, Indiana University

384-72 Advances in Police Information Technology: I-CLEAR in Chicago and Illinois Jill DuBois, Northwestern University

384-73 Home Burglar Alarm Impact Study Seungmug Lee, Rutgers University

289 Thursday, November 2

384-74 The Effectiveness of an Alcohol Education Program for High Risk College Students Diana L. Falco, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Dennis G LaLonde, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

384-75 The Impact of Truth-in-Sentencing on Sentences for Murder & Sexual Assault David E Olson, Loyola University Chicago

384-76 The Effect of Gender on Violent and Non-violent Recidivism: A Meta- analysis Rachael Eve Collins, South Dakota State University

384-77 African Social System: Implications on Juvenile and Community Justice and Development Charles B.A. Ubah, Georgia College and State University

384-78 Disorder and Individual Perceptions: It's Not What You See But Who Sees It Danielle Wallace, University of Chicago

384-79 Mapping Prisoners Children: A Portrait of New Jersey Bahiyyah Miallah Muhammad, Rutgers University-School of Criminal Justice- Newark Campus

384-80 Assessing Health Needs in Women's Prisons Catrin Smith, University of Chester

384-81 Women as Victims and Offenders: The Status of Long Term Violent Female Offenders in Australia Kate Madonna Whiteley-De Graaf, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane Australia

384-82 Analysis and Insight Regarding Crack Cocaine Sentencing Disparities Michael John Williams, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

384-83 A Cross-National Comparison of Right-to-Die Legislation: Emerging Issues Victoria B. Titterington, College of Criminal Justice Scot D. Schraufnagel, University of Central Florida

384-84 To Prosecute or Not To Prosecute? A Comparative Study of Prosecutorial Discretion at The National and International Level Roberta Belli, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

290 Thursday, November 2

384-85 Parenting and Adult Criminality: Assessing the Mediating Function of Emotional Development Ryan Schroeder, University of Louisville Ronald Edward Bulanda, Miami University Peggy C. Giordano, The Bowling Green State University Stephen A. Cernkovich, The Bowling Green State University

384-86 A Content Analysis of Domestic Violence Research: Victim's Drug Use and Its Influence on Ability to Report. Jessica R Edel, Western Michigan University

384-87 Correlates of Terrorist Attacks in Latin America, Comparative Results from El Salvador and Colombia James C Hendrickson, University of Maryland at College Park Laura J. Dugan, University of Maryland at College Park

384-88 The Los Angeles Sheriff's Department Goes Green: Recycling, Rehabilitation, and the Jail Jack Carpenter, California State University, Chico Karen Dalton, Los Angeles Sheriff's Department Doug Retig, Los Angeles Sheriff's Department Joe Greene, California State University, Chico Matthew O. Thomas, California State University - Chico Rick Ruddell, California State University - Chico

384-89 Rhode Island Bad Boys: Tides of Misfortune and Mayhem Judy A. Van Wyk, University of Rhode Island

384-90 The Sex Offender Next Door: A Qualitative Analysis of Sex Offenders in Southeast Texas Robert M. Worley, Sam Houston State University

384-91 Discipline in Schools and the Juvenile Justice System: Trends in Texas Elyshia Danae Aseltine, UT Austin

384-92 Complex Networks of Human Trafficking around Japan and East Asia Noriyoshi Takemura, Toin University of Yokohama, Japan

384-93 Visual Learning and Student Creativity: Innovations in Criminal Justice Education Susan R. Takata, University of Wisconsin, Parkside Jeanne Curran, California State University - Dominguez Hills

291 Thursday, November 2

384-94 Section 1983 Liability Against Prison Officials and Dentists for Delaying Dental Care in Correctional Institutions Michael S. Vaughn, Sam Houston State University Clarissa Freitas Dias, Georgia State University Jessica Ekhomu, Georgia State University

384-95 Assessing and Understanding the Factors that Contribute to Alcohol and Drug Use in Juveniles. Dena Corinn Carson, University of South Florida

384-96 Reconsidering Strain Theory: An Examination of Female Membership in Gangs Laurin S Parker, University of Delaware

384-97 The Association of Social Development/Age on Juvenile Fear of Crime Levels In New York City Public Schools. Raven Lachaun Moore-Polanco, John Jay College Chitra Raghavan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

384-98 The Florida SDFS-QDM Project: A Multi-Dimensional Approach to Effective Data Collection and Programming Selection Ryan Charles Meldrum, Florida State University Kathy G. Padgett, Florida State University

384-99 Assessing the Impact of an Employment Assistance and Drug-Free Housing Re-entry Program on Recidivism Valerie J. Callanan, University of Akron Michael Large, California State University, San Marcos Chuck Flacks, California State University, San Marcos Scott Silverman, Second Chance Gene Fischer, Second Chance

384-100 An Analysis of Crime Data Validity Using UCR and Incident Reports Melissa Ann Wilson, Hillsborough County Sheriff, University of South Florida

384-101 Assessing the Impact of a Written Threat on Claim Padding: Results from a Field Experiment Etienne Blais, School of Criminology - University of Montreal

384-102 Can't We All Get Along?: Collaboration in the Criminal Justice System Ann Marie K. Rocheleau, Northeastern University

292 Thursday, November 2

384-103 Characteristics of Right-wing Extremist Terrorists and Terrorist Groups in the United States Ann Martin Stacey, University of Nebraska at Omaha

384-104 Early Indicators of Child Sexual Abuse in Taiwan: An Expert Focus Group Mei-hua Chien, National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan Kuei-chen Kuan, Jin Wen Institute of Techology; National Changhua University

384-105 Effects of Victim Input on Parole Release Decisions Joel M. Caplan, University of Pennsylvania

384-106 Elder Abuse: Identifying the Causes of Maltreatment of the Elderly Diana June Tascar, Case Western Reserve University

384-107 Is Murder Transitive? Balance and Hierarchy in Gang Homicide Networks Andrew V. Papachristos, University of Chicago

384-108 Offender Perceptions: Understanding, Measuring, and Preventing Shoplifters Read Hayes, University of Florida Candy Nicole Carmel-Gilfilen, University of Florida

384-109 Substance Abuse and Prostitution among Victims of Child Maltreatment: Pathway to HIV? Helen W Wilson, John Jay College, City University of New York Cathy Spatz Widom, New Jersey Medical School

384-110 The Development of Standards: Lawyers' Ethics Aukarin Limprasert, Mahidol University, Aukarin Lawyer Office

384-111 The Effects of Enhanced After School Programs on Educational Outcomes - Overview and Pilot Study Results Denise C. Gottfredson, University of Maryland at College Park Amanda Cross, University of Maryland at College Park Nadine M. Connell, Rowan University Denise Dugas, University of Maryland

384-112 The Impact of Criminal Victimization on Fear of Crime in Utah Jason J. Leiker, Utah State University

384-113 The Situational Dimensions of Aerial Hijackings Susan Fahey, University of Maryland at College Park Gary LaFree, University of Maryland at College Park

293 Thursday, November 2

384-114 Bayes Factors and Bayes-Generated Likelihood Ratios to Evaluate the Static 99 Scale for Predicting Sexual Offense Recidivism Thomas Mieczkowski, University of South Florida

384-115 Is Justice Blind? A Natural Experiment in the Use of Judicial Discretion in Criminal Trials Charles Loeffler, Harvard University

384-116 The Impact of Juvenile Inmates' Perceptions and Facility Characteristics on Disorder in Juvenile Correctional Facilities: Analyzing Data from the Performance-based Standards for Juvenile Correction and Detention Facilities Project Brad Snyder, New Amsterdam Consulting, Inc.

384-117 Who Targets the United States? A Group-Based Analysis on Anti-American Terrorist Attacks from 1970 to 1997 Sue-Ming Yang, University of Maryland at College Park

384-118 Empathy and Genocide: American Attitudes Toward Human Rights Laura Ann Burgdorf, Alliant International University

384-119 What Is Popular Legal Participation Designed to Accomplish? Critical Analysis of Lay Participants in Prosecutorial Review Commissions in Japan and Criminal Jury Trials in America Hiroshi Fukurai, University of California, Santa Cruz Kaoru Kurosawa, Toyo University Satoru Shinomiya, Waseda University

384-120 The Geography of Methamphetamine Arrests and Laboratory Seizures in North Dakota Alex Feidler, Department of Geography, University of North Dakota Kevin Romig, Department of Geography, University of North Dakota Roni Mayzer, University of North Dakota

384-121 Behavioral consistency among single offense and serial offense rapists: Behavior evidence and its implications for rape investigation Autumn Michelle Frei, University of South Florida

384-122 Reputation Matters: Drugs, Drug Use, and Online Credibility Melissa Tackett-Gibson, Sam Houston State University

294 Thursday, November 2

384-123 Towards Legitimate Juvenile Justice in Times of Insecurity: Lessons from the Past Els Dumortier, Vrije Universiteit Brussel

384-124 Female Gang Members and Desistance: Motherhood as a Possible Exit Strategy? A Quantitative Analysis of Fleisher and Krienert (2004) Jennifer Varriale, University of Maryland

384-125 Variables Influencing the Attitudes of Hispanics towards Law Enforcement Crystal Catherine Rodriguez, John Jay College student

384-126 Cost-Benefit Analysis, the Death Penalty, and Rationales for Punishment Rahim Manji, University of Tennessee

384-127 Testing Reintegrative Shaming Theory as an Explanation of Bullying Behavior among University Students Daniel Patrick Pontzer, Southern Utah University

384-128 The Role of Race in the Processing of Juvenile Offenders Robert L. Bing, University of Texas - Arlington

384-129 A Qualitative Investigation of Organizational Factors and Their Impact on Teachers' Responses to Bullying Behavior Michael D. Bush, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

384-130 Policing and Stress: Exploring Perceptions of a Policing Subculture on Occupational Mental Health Trina Rose, University of Nebraska - Lincoln

384-131 Restorative Justice in Thai Court: The Study of Appropriate Model Relating to Domestic Violence Chitruedee Weerawess, Mahidol University

384-132 Circumvention of Firearm Sentence Enhancements in Federal Drug Cases Eric L. Sevigny, Michigan State University

384-133 Medico-legal Strategy For Preventing Violence in Close-Relations in Finland Tanja Noponen, Police College of Finland

384-134 The Theoretical Basis of Parenting Programs in Women's Prisons as a Form of Treatment: A Review of the Literature Ashley L. Bauman, University of Cincinnati 295 Thursday, November 2

384-135 Life Without Parole (LWOP): Life without Hope for Young Offenders Alison S Burke, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

384-136 Transnational Crime in Thailand Akarapol Punyopashtambha, Mahidol University

384-137 Victimology of Hurricane Katrina: A Study in State Crime Kelly Lynn Faust, Western Michigan University

384-138 "My Dog has Cancer": A Case Study in State-Corporate Crime Tracey Hayes, Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville

384-139 A Randomized Comparison of the Impact of a Traditional Prison and Therapeutic Boot Camp on Social Bonds Michael Ansel Rocque, University of Maryland

384-140 An Organizational Analysis of the Sexual Abuse Crisis in the Catholic Church Brianna Remster, University of Dayton Patrick G. Donnelly, University of Dayton

384-141 Restorative Justice: A Study of a Dispute Resolution Program Sarah M. Smith, University of California, Irvine

384-142 The GIS Study of the City of Tampa: What Makes Certain City Areas Vulnerable to Auto Theft Crime? Valentina Aleksa, University of South Florida

384-143 Developing the Turkish National Police Digital Repository Izzet Lofca, University of North Texas Fatih Oguz, Valdosta State University

384-144 Socio-economic Context And Endogenous Growth in the Etiology of Homicides, Assaults, Robberies and Theft in Southern Brazil Juan Mario Fandino Marino, Federal University of Brazil RS and LLILAS Institute of Latin American Studies

296 Thursday, November 2

SESSION 385: UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA AT OMAHA RECEPTION Thursday, November 2 - 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm Biltmore Hotel, Athenian Room

SESSION 386: TEMPLE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE RECEPTION HONORS THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF JOAN MCCORD Thursday, November 2 - 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm Biltmore Hotel, Bernard's

SESSION 387: UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA RECEPTION Thursday, November 2 - 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm Biltmore Hotel, Cordoban room

SESSION 388: INDIANA UNIVERSITY - BLOOMINGTON ALUMNI RECEPTION Thursday, November 2 - 7:30 pm to 10:00 pmBiltmore Hotel, Corinthian Room

SESSION 389: JOHN JAY COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE RECEPTION HOSTED BY PRESIDENT JEREMY TRAVIS Thursday, November 2 - 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm Biltmore Hotel, Crystal Room

297 Thursday, November 2

SESSION 389: MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY RECEPTION Thursday, November 2 - 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm Biltmore Hotel, Crystal Room

SESSION 390: UNIVERSITY OF ALBANY RECEPTION Thursday, November 2 - 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm Biltmore Hotel, Emerald Room

SESSION 390: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE RECEPTION Thursday, November 2 - 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm Biltmore Hotel, Emerald Room

SESSION 391: INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA RECEPTION Thursday, November 2 - 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm Biltmore Hotel, Gold Room

SESSION 392: PRENTICE HALL RECEPTION Thursday, November 2 - 7:30 pm to 10:00 pmBiltmore Hotel, Heinsbergen Room

SESSION 393: HOMICIDE RESEARCH WORKING GROUP RECEPTION Thursday, November 2 - 7:30 pm to 10:00 pmBiltmore Hotel, Mediterranean Room

298 Thursday, November 2

SESSION 394: RUTGERS UNIVERSITY RECEPTION Thursday, November 2 - 7:30 pm to 10:00 pmBiltmore Hotel, Millennium Boardroom

SESSION 395: UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND RECEPTION Thursday, November 2 - 7:30 pm to 10:00 pmBiltmore Hotel, Rendezvous Court

SESSION 396: NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY RECEPTION Thursday, November 2 - 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm Biltmore Hotel, Roman Room

SESSION 397: FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY RECEPTION Thursday, November 2 - 7:30 pm to 10:00 pmBiltmore Hotel, S’meraldi’s Room

SESSION 398: UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA RECEPTION Thursday, November 2 - 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm Biltmore Hotel, Tiffany Room

299 Friday, November 3

SESSION 399: DIVISION ON WOMEN AND CRIME BREAKFAST II (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON WOMEN AND CRIME) Friday, November 3 - 7:30 am to 9:00 am Convention Center, 309

MEETING

SESSION 400: HOMICIDE STUDIES EDITORIAL BOARD MEETING Friday, November 3 - 7:30 am to 9:00 am Convention Center, 516

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 401: BIOSOCIAL CRIMINOLOGY: PANEL 1 Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 308A

Chair: Chris L. Gibson, Georgia Southern University

Neuropsychological Deficits are Predictive of Childhood Levels of Low Self- Control Keith A. Vukasinovich, University of Cincinnati Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University John Paul Wright, University of Cincinnati

Genes and Alcohol Problems in Women Jamie Vaske, University of Cincinnati

Does Adolescent Marijuana Use Trigger Young Adult Serious Drug Use? A Behavior Genetic Examination of the Gateway Hypothesis Richard P Wiebe, Fitchburg State College Bo Cleveland, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

A Preliminary Analysis of the Relationship Between Mental Illness and Violence Alicia Smith, University at Albany

300 Friday, November 3

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 402: THE WAR ON CORPORATE AND INDUSTRIAL ESPIONAGE: MANAGING SECURITY IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 402A

Chair: Hedi Nasheri, Kent State University

Title: Cyber Crime Investigation Kenneth G. McGuire, Federal Bureau of Investigation - Los Angeles

Title: FBI's Focus on Economic Espionage Jennifer H. Schramm, Federal Bureau of Investigation - Los Angeles

Title: Corporate Crime Litigation: Defense Attorneys Perspective Stefan K. Schnopp, Russo & Schnopp Brian F. Russo, Russo & Schnopp

Title: Global Risks of Economic Espionage Hedi Nasheri, Kent State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 403: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DEMOCRATIZATION AND CRIME (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 404A

Chair: Janet P. Stamatel, University at Albany

Democratic Transition and Organized Crime, Challenges and Responses: Poland as an Example Emil W. Plywaczewski, University of Bialystok

301 Friday, November 3

Democratization and Crime in Post-Communist East-Central Europe Janet P. Stamatel, University at Albany

Assessing the Criminality of a Neo-Colonial State: The Case of Nigeria Temitope Babatunde Oriola, University Of Manitoba

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 404: REFORMING POLICING THROUGH INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE: LESSONS LEARNED AND LESSONS UNLEARNED, PART I (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 406A

Chair: Robert Perito, Department of Justice

From Belfast to Baghdad: The Transplantation and Commodification of the Northern Irish Policing Experience Graham Ellison, Queen's University Belfast Conor O'Reilly, The Queen's University, Belfast

Global Cops: The Emergence of a Transnational Police Policy Community Otwin Marenin, Washington State University

Extreme Makeover?: External Assistance, Security Sector Reform and the Palestinian Authority Beverley Milton-Edwards, Queen's University, Belfast

302 Friday, November 3

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 405: A CAUTION: INSTITUTIONALIZING THE INFORMAL IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 406B

Chair: David N. Baker, The University of Toledo

East Meets West: A Study of Formal and Informal Crime Control in China and the U.S. Shanhe Jiang, The University of Toledo Eric Lambert, The University of Toledo Morris Jenkins, The University of Toledo

Institutionalizing the Informal: The Impact of Ideology on "Criminal" Identities. L.A. Visano, York University

Criminalization: A Critique of the Master Status and Institutional Racism Frederick Harris, The University of Toledo David N. Baker, The University of Toledo

Institutional Practices and Informal Control: Where is the Community? Ebony Tolbert, The University of Toledo

Discussant: Morris Jenkins, The University of Toledo

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 406: SIGNIFICANT FACTORS IN THE PROCESS OF IDENTITY TRANSFORMATION Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 407

Chair: Bonita M. Veysey, Rutgers University

303 Friday, November 3

The Importance of Identity and Roles on Recovery from Co-occurring Disorders and Trauma Bonita M. Veysey, Rutgers University

Thinking Inside the Box: Prisoner education, learning identities and the possibilities for change Emma Jane Hughes, University of Central England

Identity Transformation in Stigmatized Groups Johnna Christian, Rutgers University Bonita M. Veysey, Rutgers University

Rekindling Family Support: Former Prisoners and Their Families, Social Roles, and Informal Supports Damian J. Martinez, Rutgers University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 407: DESTABLIZATION, VIOLENCE AND THE STATE: BARRIERS TO THE DEMOCRATIC PROCESS? (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 409B

Chair: Rebecca Sue Katz, Morehead State University

Armed Conflict and Environmental Crimes in Africa: Evidence from East Africa, Southern Africa, and West Africa Ejakait James Opolot, Texas Southern University

Bribery, Corruption and Altruism in Russia Rebecca S. Katz, Morehead State University Misty Dyer, Morehead State University

Relevance of Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration in Haiti Nixon Mombrun Camilien, University of Illinois- Chicago

304 Friday, November 3

Public-Empowering Justice in Democratizing Countries Meredith Dank, CUNY, The Graduate Center & John Jay College of Criminal Justice Diana R Gordon, City University of New York

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 408: CONVICT CRIMINOLOGY ONE (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 501B

Chairs: Todd R. Clear, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Stephen C. Richards, University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh

On the Patio: What it Means to "Do Time" BERNADETTE F. Olson, Indiana University Southeast

Political and Demographic Explanations of Felon Disenfranchisement Policies in the States Daniel S. Murphy, Appalachian State University Adam Newmark, Appalachian State University Phillip J. Ardoin, Appalachian State University

Issues in Reentry: Employment Opportunities Kevin Walsh, Indiana University Northwest

Parents Incarcerated in Jail: Part One Randal Fitzler, Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice Northwest Regional Office

Parents Incarcerated in Jail: Part Two William B. Brown, Western Oregon University Jennifer Lief, Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice

305 Friday, November 3

Discussants: John Irwin, San Francisco State University Jeffrey Ian Ross, University of Baltimore G. David Curry, University of Missouri - St. Louis

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 409: TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE FROM BELOW Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 501C

Chair: Kieran McEvoy, The Queen's University of Belfast

After the Dominance of Legalism : Towards a Bottom Up Theory of Transitional Justice Kieran McEvoy, The Queen's University of Belfast

Constitution Making, Transition and the Reconstitution of Society John Morison, The Queen's University of Belfast Kirsten McConnachie, Queen's University Belfast

The Contested Community: Elemental Forms of Community Peace building in Northern Ireland Harry Mika, Central Michigan University

Discussant: John Morison, The Queen's University of Belfast

306 Friday, November 3

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 410: SOCIAL HARM III - CRIMES OF THE POWERFUL: THIRTY YEARS ON (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 502B

Chair: Frank Pearce, Queen's University

Crimes of the Powerful - a theoretical and empirical elaboration Frank Pearce, Queen's University

Crimes of the Powerful: redefining white-collar crime? William Chambliss, George Washington University

Organizing our Understandings of Crime? Criminology's (necessary?) failure to grasp the 'crimes of the powerful' Steve Tombs, John Moores University

10 years of The Rich Get Richer and the Poor Get Prison: US Reflections on the Benefits of 'Carnival Mirror' Criminology Paul S. Leighton, Eastern Michigan University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 411: MENTAL ILLNESS AS A RISK FACTOR FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE, INCARCERATION, AND JAIL MISCONDUCT. Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 506

Chair: Jeffrey Stuewig, George Mason University

Profiles of Mental Illness Related to Drug Use and Offense Peter Carl Forkner, George Mason University Alison Smith, George Mason University Nikki James, George Mason University Courtney Heffernan, George Mason University Angie Harris, Marymount University

307 Friday, November 3

Psychological Symptoms And Patterns Of Criminal Thinking Associated With Jail Misconduct Jeffrey Stuewig, George Mason University Mark Hastings, George Mason University Aaron Thompson, Marymount University Parin Zaveri, George Mason University June Price Tangney, George Mason University

The Impact of Treatment Utilization on Inmates' Mental Health Amy Drapalski, George Mason University Kerstin Youman, George Mason University Julie List, George Mason University June Price Tangney, George Mason University

SESSION 412: TECHNOLOGY IN THE CLASSROOM Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 401

Chair: Stephanie W Walsh, University of South Carolina Upstate

Development of an Introduction to Criminal Justice Course Ruth E. Masters, CSU Fresno

Digitizing Theory: Bringing Criminology Theory to Life for a Web Based Audience Marny Rivera, Southern Oregon University

Learning is Messy! - Affect and Teaching/Learning through the Internet Susan R. Takata, University of Wisconsin, Parkside Jeanne Curran, California State University - Dominguez Hills

The Challenges of Teaching Undergraduate Law Courses Online Laurie Kubicek, California State University - Sacramento

Using WebCT in a Traditional Face-to-Face Student-Centered Criminal Justice Class Charles Bailey, College of Juvenile Justice & Psychology

308 Friday, November 3

SESSION 413: TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES IN DRUG COURTS AND BEYOND Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 402B

Chair: Angela Taylor, N. D. R. I., Inc.

Effectiveness of Drug Testing in Drug Courts: A Case Study in Southern California Katherine Lynn Polzer, University of Texas Dallas graduate student

The Use of Spectral Fluorescent Signatures Technology in Drug Detection: A new Frontier in Forensic Analysis Angela Taylor, N. D. R. I., Inc. Vitaly Sominsky, Nartest Technologies LLC Bruce D. Johnson, N. D. R. I., Inc. Tatiana Ivkina, Nartest Technologies LLC Hilary Liberty, N. D. R. I., Inc. Trot Raney, Nartest Technologies LLC Wayne Baird, Nartest Technologies LLC

Enhancements to Drug Court Treatment Libby Deschenes, California State University - Long Beach Christine Kleinpeter, California State University - Long Beach Katherine Lynn Polzer, University of Texas Dallas graduate student

SESSION 414: VIOLENCE AND THE STATE (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 403A

Chair: Alex Alvarez, Northern Arizona University

Death Squads as a Reflection of Government: Analyzing the Relationship between Death Squads and State Strength Erin Conley-Monroe, University of Illinois at Chicago

Destructive Beliefs: Genocide and the Role of Ideology Alex Alvarez, Northern Arizona University

Understanding the Evolution of Colombian Paramilitarism: Historical and Recent Trends Gipsy Escobar, The Graduate Center/John Jay College of Criminal Justice (CUNY)

309 Friday, November 3

Chasing More Ghosts: Perceptions in a British City Jacqueline L. Schneider, American University Nick Tilley, Nottingham Trent University

SESSION 415: CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY: RISK AND VIOLENCE (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 403B

Chair: Matthew G. Yeager, Carleton University

Criminalizing Risk and Negligence: A Bellwether Late-Modern Trend Scott Grimes, Eastern Kentucky University Peter B. Kraska, Eastern Kentucky University

Fascism and Violence: The Victimization of America William Calathes, New Jersey City University

Critical Criminology: An Integrated Perspective (Theoretical Applications to Pentecostalism) Jacinto Frances Mendoza, State of Colorado - Health Care Policy & Financing

Fighting the Dangerous Offender Label: The Case of Karl Rowlee Matthew G. Yeager, Carleton University

SESSION 416: QUALTIATIVE METHODS IN ACTION: METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 404B

Chair: Paul Iganski, University of Essex

The Politics of Protection: Research on Vulnerable Subjects in the Criminal Justice System Lizbet Simmons, San Francisco State University

Views From the Field: South Central's Hoover Crip Gang Phenomenon Steven Randolph Cureton, The University of North Carolina Greesnboro

"Racing" Racial Profiling Research -- Is a Qualitative Approach the Answer? Karen S. Glover, Texas A&M University

310 Friday, November 3

SESSION 417: POLICING AND DISCRIMINATION ACROSS NATIONS AND REGIONS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 405

Chair: David K. Chiabi, New Jersey City University

Criminal justice in the Kyrgyz Republic: Observations from an eight-month exchange Mark Anarumo, Rutgers University

Policing While Female: Bahraini policewomen's attitudes toward gender integration within an Arab, Muslim national police force Staci Strobl, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Urban v. Rural Policing: A Study of Taiwanese Officers' Occupational Attitudes Ivan Sun, University of Delaware Doris Chu, Arkansas State University

Corruption as a Consequence of Changing Social Values in Transitional Societies. David K. Chiabi, New Jersey City University

SESSION 418: CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY: THEORETICAL APPROACHES (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 408A

Chair: Jennifer Dierickx, York College of Pennsylvania

Criminology as a Discipline: Philosophy or Science? Shawn Gunnet, York College of Pennsylvania Jennifer Dierickx, York College of Pennsylvania

The Spiritual Underpinnings of Criminality: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives Frank Schmalleger, University of North Carolina Clairissa D. Breen, Temple University

311 Friday, November 3

The 'Disappearing Prisoner': Prisoners, Punishment and Representation in a Postmodern World Susanne Elizabeth Davies, La Trobe University

From Watermelons to Eco-Terrorists: Conceptualizing the Use of Arson in the Guerrilla Environmental Movement. Matthew Hinds-Aldrich, Eastern Kentucky University

SESSION 419: SCHOOLS AND CRIME: RESEARCH ON NEW POPULATIONS AND POLICIES Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 408B

Chair: Staci Roberts, University of Kentucky

An empirical assessment of the perceived risk and fear of student perpetrated acts of school violence among K-12 teachers. Melissa L. Ricketts, University of Louisville

Rethinking Responses to School Bullying: Working Towards More Positive Outcomes for Victims, Bullies and Schools Juan J. Hernandez, University of Nevada, Reno Monica K. Miller, University of Nevada, Reno Jennifer Solinas, Simon Fraser University

Success Stories: College Students with Histories of Victimization, Criminal Pasts, or Familial Criminal Involvement Silvina Ituarte, California State University, East Bay

My School or Our School? The Effects of Individual versus Shared School Experiences on Teacher Perceptions of Safety David C. May, Eastern Kentucky University Staci Roberts, University of Kentucky Pamela Wilcox, University of Cincinnati

SESSION 420: CULTURE, PUBLIC OPINION, AND METHODS IN STUDIES ON VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 409A

Chair: Kristen A Kendrick, Kansas State University

312 Friday, November 3

Developing Theories on Wife Abuse Among Korean Americans Don Soo Chon, Keiser College

Does Country Make a Difference? Violence Against Women in the United States and Switzerland Veronique Jaquier, University of Lausanne

Fear, Fantasy, and Reality: The Effects of a Serial Rapist on a College Town Kristen A Kendrick, Kansas State University

Paradigms of Justice, Race, Gender, Military Culture, and Privilege Evident in Public Opinion about an Alleged Crime of Rape Andree Elaine Rose, Northrop Grumman/Defense Personnel Security Research Center Micki Neal, Northrop Grumman Mission Systems Kelly Massey Buck, Defense Personnel Security Research and Education Center

SESSION 421: SEXUAL HARASSMENT AND CHANGE (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 410

Chair: Kim Menard, Pennsylvania State University

Attitudes and Beliefs About Sexual Harassment Among Federal Employees: The Effects of Gender and Vctimization Status. Kim Menard, Pennsylvania State University

Cross-Cultural Analysis of Sexual Harassment and Stalking - A Research Agenda Sheetal Ranjan, CUNY Graduate Center/John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Retaliation and the Code of Silence in Police Sexual Harassment Cases Sue Carter Collins, Georgia State University

Women, and the Politics of Criminalization and de-Criminalization in Conflict Zones: The Israeli Case-study Tamar Berenblum

313 Friday, November 3

MOVIE

SESSION 422: REAL TIME (CYA YOUTHS) (76 MIN; 2005) Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 411

SESSION 423: RACIAL/ETHNIC MINORITIES IN THE CORRECTIONAL SYSTEM (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME) Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 501A

Chair: Julie Lynn Globokar, University of Illinois at Chicago

Ethnicity, Identity, and Social Relations in Prison Coretta Phillips, London School of Economics and Political Science Rod Earle, London School of Economics and Political Science

The Characteristics of Incarcerated African American Male Sexual Assault Victims and Perpetrators: A Pilot Study Tawandra Rowell, University of Pennsylvania

Understanding Complacency: Exploring Views of our Correctional System in Terms of Race Julie Lynn Globokar, University of Illinois at Chicago

SESSION 424: A RESTORATIVE JUSTICE (PRE) REVISION TO THE PREAMBLE Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 502A

Participant Dennis C Sullivan, IERJ

A Restorative Justice (Pre) Revision to the Preamble Barbara Todish, Fairleigh Dickinson University

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SESSION 424: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE I Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 502A

Male criminal behavior and sexual violence toward intimates Kathleen Gates, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Chitra Raghavan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Ann Marie Kavanagh, John College of Criminal Justice Valli Rajah, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

The Effect of State Mandatory Arrest Policies on Actual Domestic Violence Arrests Leonore Michele Julia Simon, East Tennessee State University Kristen M. Zgoba, New Jersey Department of Corrections

Effectiveness of the 52-week Batterers' Treatment Program Yoko Baba, San Jose State University

SESSION 424: SEX OFFENDERS IN AND OUT OF PRISON Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 502A

Understanding Identities: Sex Offenders with Mental Disabilities and Their Life in Prison. Manos Daskalou, University College Northampton

Comparison of Dispersion of Registered Sex Offenders' Residency in the United States Tae M. Choo, Middle Tennessee State University

SESSION 424: TEACHING STUDENTS HOW TO "DO" SCIENCE IN CRIMINOLOGY & CRIMINAL JUSTICE Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Vickie Luttrell, Drury University

Participants Gini R. Deibert, Texas State University - San Marcos Dan Okada, California State University - Sacramento Tod W. Burke, Radford University Sarah L. Britto, Central Washington University

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SESSION 424: THE DUKE LACROSSE "RAPE: REPORT: REACTIONS AND ASSESSMENTS Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Jeanne Flavin, Fordham University

The Duke Lacrosse "Rape" Report: Reactions and Assessments Brenda Sims Blackwell, Georgia State University Joanne Belknap, University of Colorado at Boulder Walter S. DeKeseredy, University of Ontario Institute of Technology Christina DeJong, Michigan State University Jeanne Flavin, Fordham University

SESSION 425: ORGANIZATIONAL FACTORS IN INTEGRITY, DEPLOYMENT, INNOVATION AND VIOLENCE AGAINST THE POLICE (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 503

Chair: Thomas Nolan, Boston University

Network Ties and Policing Innovation Aki Roberts, University of New Mexico John M. Roberts, Jr., University of New Mexico

Organizational Integrity in Policing Russell Wolff, Northeastern University Amy Farrell, Northeastern University Jack McDevitt, Northeastern University

The organizational challenges of deploying police as international peacekeepers: The Canadian perspective. Samuel Tanner, University of Montreal International Center for Comparative Criminology Benoit Dupont, Universite de Montreal

The Organizational Characteristics of Police Departments and Violence Against the Police Dale Warren Willits, University of New Mexico - Department of Sociology

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SESSION 426: RE-ENTRY EXPERIENCES OF JUVENILE AND ADULT OFFENDERS Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 504

Chair: Thomas P. LeBel, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee

From Corrections to Community: Youth Offenders' Perceptions of the Challenges of Transition Laura S Abrams, University of California, Los Angeles Sarah KS Shannon, School of Social Work, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities

"You Can Take Me Outta the 'Hood, But You Can't Take the 'Hood Outta Me": Cultural and Institutional Dynamics of Youth Re-Entry Jamie J. Fader, University of Pennsylvania

To Tell or Not to Tell? Coping With the Stigma of Incarceration Thomas P. LeBel, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee

Prisoner Reentry: Understanding the parolee's experience Tara Opsal, University of Colorado at Boulder

The Prevalence of HIV Prison-Based Peer Programming in American Correctional Facilities: Another Opportunity Wasted Kimberly Collica, Monroe College

SESSION 427: INTERNATIONAL DIMENSIONS OF WHITE-COLLAR CRIME (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 505

Chair: Henk van de Bunt, Erasmus University Rotterdam

An analysis of a large price-fixing case in the Netherlands Henk van de Bunt, Erasmus University Rotterdam

Perceptions of Seriousness and Concern about White Collar Crime: Swiss Banks' Employees Give Their Opinion Giangly Isenring, University of Lausanne

The Catering Business and Criminal Activities in Finland Ahti Laitinen, University of Turku, Finland 317 Friday, November 3

SESSION 428: GENDER AND DELINQUENCY Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, 507

Chair: Emily West, University of Pennsylvania

Disparate Pathways, Femininity Indictments, and Systematic Control: A Re- conceptualization of the Female Juvenile Offender Lisa Pasko, University of Hawaii at Manoa

Understanding Gender Differences in Predicting Subsequent Arrests Emily West, University of Pennsylvania

"The Ties that Bind: Gender, Peers and Delinquency." Stacy Wittrock, University of Iowa SEMINAR

SESSION 429: BE A MOVIE MAKER: IN 30 MINUTES OR LESS Friday, November 3 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Convention Center, Concourse Hall

MEETING

SESSION 430: INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF ORGANIZED CRIME BREAKFAST MEETING Friday, November 3 - 8:30 am to 10:30 am Convention Center, 518

MEETING

SESSION 431: CRIMINOLOGY EDITOR SEARCH COMMITTEE MEETING Friday, November 3 - 9:00 am to 10:00 am Convention Center, 519

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

SESSION 432: INSIDE THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE: ACADEMIC PERSPECTIVES Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 403A

Chair: Angela R. Gover, University of Colorado

Participants Jay Albanese, Virginia Commonwealth University & National Institute of Justice Bryan J. Vila, Washington State University - Spokane Henry H Brownstein, NORC at the University of Chicago Christopher A. Innes, National Institute of Corrections Angela Moore Parmley, National Institute of Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 433: BIOSOCIAL CRIMINOLOGY: PANEL 2 Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 308A

Chair: Blythe Alison Bowman, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Biosocial Criminology: The Threat of Another Eugenics? Blythe Alison Bowman, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Gene-Environment Interaction and Marijuana Use Danielle Boisvert, University of Cincinnati

Evidence of a Gene X Environment Interaction in the Creation of Victimization Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University John Paul Wright, University of Cincinnati Leah E. Daigle, University of North Texas Marc L. Swatt, Northeastern University

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Chris L. Gibson, Georgia Southern University

Developmental Criminology from a Biosocial Perspective Martin Gottschalk, University of North Dakota Roni Mayzer, University of North Dakota Gregory J. Howard, Western Michigan University

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 434: NGOS, ORGANIZED CRIME, AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 402A

Chair: Cindy J. Smith, University of Baltimore

Trafficking in Human Beings: Moving from Criminal Networks to Organized Crime Cindy J. Smith, University of Baltimore

A Preliminary Assessment of Transnational Trafficking in Chinese Women James O. Finckenauer, Rutgers University

Developing the UN Protocol on Trafficking in Persons: The Role of Nongovernmental Organizations Barbara Ann Stolz, Government Accountability Office

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 435: THE INTERNATIONAL SELF-REPORT DELINQUENCY STUDY (ISRD-2): PRELIMINARY FINDINGS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 402B

Chair: Martin Killias, University of Lausanne

Preliminary Findings (tentative title) Josine Junger-Tas, University of Leiden and Lausanne

Interviewing Juveniles on Self-Reported Delinquency : Internet vs. Classical Questionnaires Sonia Lucia, University of Lausanne Leslie Herrmann, University Of Lausanne

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Martin Killias, University of Lausanne

Methodological Challenges of the ISRD Susan McVie, University of Edinburgh Ineke Haen Marshall, Northeastern University Phil He, Northeastern University Dirk Enzmann, Hamburg University, Institute of Criminal Sciences, Dept. of Criminology

Declining Self-report Delinquency: Alternative Interpretations Kauko Arooma, Heuni

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 436: COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT THROUGH ONLINE COMMUNITY SURVEYS Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 403B

Chair: Lois Felson Mock, National Institute of Justice

The Internet, Feedback Loops, and the Community Policing Context: Findings from the Chicago Internet Project Lisa Graziano, University of Illinois at Chicago

Are Community Residents' Perceptions of Safety Influenced by What the Rest of Their Neighbors' Think? Cody Stephens, University of Illinois at Chicago

The Impact of Internet Communication on Residents' Perceptions of Police Performance and Police-Community Partnerships Dennis P. Rosenbaum, University of Illinois at Chicago Amie Schuck, University of Illinois at Chicago

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 437: NIJ SOCIAL SCIENCE EVALUATIONS OF FORENSICS AND TECHNOLOGIES Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 404A

Chair: Katharine Browning, National Institute of Justice

Evaluation of NIJ's DNA Expansion Demonstration Program John Roman, The Urban Institute

Evaluation of Forensic Casework DNA Backlog Programs Heather Jennings Clawson, Caliber Associates, Inc.

Process and Impact Evaluations of Technologies in Criminal Justice Jake Horowitz, National Institute of Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 438: CULTURAL CRIMINOLOGY: INVESTIGATING THE VISUAL (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 406A

Chair: Jeff Ferrell, Texas Christian University

The Abu Ghraib Torture Scandal: Why Zimbardo Got It Wrong Mark S. Hamm, Indiana State University

In Memoriam: A Preliminary Exploration of the R.I.P. T-shirt Phenomenon Brett Mervis, University of South Florida

Ethnographic Photography: Using Images to Enrich Traditional Narratives of Crime and Deviance Cecile Van de Voorde, Texas Christian University

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Photographic Observations on the Disorganization of Rural Communities Kenneth D. Tunnell, Eastern Kentucky University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 439: EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON DEVELOPMENTAL PREVENTION OF ANTISOCIAL AND VIOLENT BEHAVIOR (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 407

Chair: Manuel Eisner, University of Cambridge

The Impact of the Fast Track Prevention Program on Adolescent Conduct Disorder and Antisocial Behavior: A Multi-site, Randomized Controlled Trial John Coie, Duke University

Does the Impact of a Multimodal Prevention Program for Conduct Problems Vary According to the Number of its Components and its Duration? Francois Poulin, Universite du Quebec a Montreal France Capuano, Universite du Quebec a Montreal Frank Vitaro, Universite de Montreal Pierrette Verlaan, Universite de Sherbrooke Monique Brodeur, Universite du Quebec a Montreal Jacynthe Giroux, Universite du Quebec a Montreal Claude Gagnon, Universite du Quebec a Montreal

Developmental Prevention of Antisocial Behavior in Preschool Children: The Erlangen-Nuremberg Study Friedrich Loesel, University of Cambridge Andreas Beelmann, University of Erlangen - Nuremburg Stephanie Jaursch, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg Mark Stemmler, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg

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The Effectiveness of a Universal Parenting Skills Training Program: the Zurich Study on the Social Development of Children Manuel Eisner, University of Cambridge Denis Ribeaud, University of Zurich

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 440: CRIME AND CRIME CONTROL IN PUBLIC HOUSING Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 409A

Chair: Shelli Rossman, The Urban Institute

Presenters Vanessa Correa, The Urban Institute Caterina Gouvis Roman, The Urban Institute Gretchen D. Weismann, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

The Public Housing Safety Initiative (PHSI): Strategic Crime Reduction and Prevention Vanessa Correa, The Urban Institute Shelli Rossman, The Urban Institute Michelle Rene Burke-Storer, The Urban Institute

Findings from an Evaluation of a Project Safe Neighborhoods-Based Gun Crime Reduction Strategy in Public Housing Caterina Gouvis Roman, The Urban Institute Shannon Elizabeth Reid, The Urban Institute

Moving Away from Risky Behavior: What happens to adolescent boys who move from public housing to lower poverty neighborhoods? Gretchen D. Weismann, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Discussant: Timothy S. Bynum, Michigan State University

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 441: CONVICT CRIMINOLOGY TWO (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 409B

Chairs: Alan Mobley, San Diego State University Karen Evans, University of Liverpool

Views from the Inside on the Social Reality of Prison Education Chris Rose, University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh

Assessing the Affects of Parental Behavior on Exposure to Delinquent Peers Among Von E. Nebbitt, Howard University

An Ex-Con Teaching Criminal Justice: The Etics-Emics Debate and the Role of Subjectivity in Academia Daniel S. Murphy, Appalachian State University

Private Prison Research: Is it Research or Journalistic Spin? Richard G. Hogan, Northwest Missouri State University

Research on USP Marion: The First Federal Super Max Penitentiary Stephen C. Richards, University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh

Discussants: John Irwin, San Francisco State University Jeffrey Ian Ross, University of Baltimore Randal Fitzler, Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice Northwest Regional Office

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 442: PATHWAYS TO MURDER Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 501A

Chair: John Patrick Jarvis, FBI

Participants Lin Huff-Corzine, University of Central Florida Thomas A. Petee, Auburn University Janice E. Clifford, Auburn University Gregory S. Weaver, Auburn University

Discussant: Jay Corzine, University of Central Florida

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 443: PROSPECTIVE LONGITUDINAL RESEARCH ON HOMICIDE Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 503

Chair: Rolf Loeber, University of Pittsburgh

Predicting Violence and Homicide from Childhood Dustin Pardini, University of Pittsburgh Rolf Loeber, University of Pittsburgh Magda Stouthamer-Loeber, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center David P. Farrington, University of Cambridge

A Comparison of Early Risk Factors for Homicide Offenders and Victims David P. Farrington, University of Cambridge Rolf Loeber, University of Pittsburgh Doni Lynn Homish, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Rebecca Stallings, University of Pittsburgh

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Homicide Offenders Speak Darrick Jolliffe, University of Cambridge Robert Cotter, University of Pittsburgh David P. Farrington, University of Cambridge Rolf Loeber, University of Pittsburgh

Prevention of Deaths from Violence Beth Ebel, Harborview Injury Prevention and Research Center Frederick P. Rivara, HIPRC Rolf Loeber, University of Pittsburgh David P. Farrington, University of Cambridge

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 444: SEXUAL HOMICIDE Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 505

Chair: C. Gabrielle Salfati, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Classification of Sexual Homicide and Sexual Murderers: Revisiting the Organized/Disorganized Typology Eric Beauregard, University of South Florida Alasdair M. Goodwill, School of Psychology, University of Birmingham Paul Taylor, Centre for Investigative Psychology, University of Liverpool Craig Bennell, Carleton University

Sexual Homicide: Differentiating Crime Scene Actions Jisun Park, John Jay College of Criminal Justice C. Gabrielle Salfati, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Prostitute Homicide Allison Guilbault, John Jay College of Criminal Justice C. Gabrielle Salfati, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 445: UC IRVINE'S CENTER FOR EVIDENCE-BASED CORRECTIONS: CURRENT RESEARCH Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 506

Chair: Susan Turner, University of California, Irvine

Inmate Violence In California Prisons Cheryl L. Maxson, University of California, Irvine Valerie Jenness, University of California, Irvine Jennifer Macy Sumner, University of California, Irvine Kristy N Matsuda, University of California, Irvine

Parolees With Mental Disorder: Prevalence, Characteristics, And Recidivism Jennifer Eno Louden, University of California, Irvine Jennifer Skeem, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Evaluating The Effectiveness Of Global Positioning Devices For High Risk Sex Offenders In San Diego, California Susan Turner, University of California, Irvine Jesse Janetta, University of California, Irvine

Improving Services For Mentally Ill Juvenile Offenders Elizabeth Cauffman, University of California, Irvine Asha M. Goldweber, University of California, Irvine Julia Dmitrieva, University of California, Irvine Suzanne Kaasa, University of California, Irvine Erin Kelly, University of California, Irvine Lindsay Malloy, University of California, Irvine Elizabeth Shulman, University of California, Irvine

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 446: MOVIES AND THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF CRIME Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 507

Chair: W. Carsten Andresen, Northeastern University

The Spectacle of Surveillance: The Gaze of the Panoptic on in American Cinema Giovanni Tiso, Victoria University of Wellington

The Trouble with Being Innocent W. Carsten Andresen, Northeastern University

The Secret History of Japanese Cinema: The Yakuza Movies Federico Varese, Oxford University

Discussant: Joseph L. Gustafson, Northeastern University

PRESIDENTIAL SESSION

SESSION 447: DEATH PENALTY RESEARCH: WHAT DO WE KNOW AND HOW SHOULD IT AFFECT PUBLIC POLICY? Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 408B

Chair: Daniel S. Nagin, Carnegie Mellon University

Participant Charles F. Wellford, University of Maryland at College Park

Uses and Abuses of Empirical Evidence in the Death Penalty Debate John J. Donohue III, Yale Law School Justin Wolfers, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania

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Capital Punishment, Race, and Geography: The Death Penalty in Maryland from 1978-1999 Raymond Paternoster, University of Maryland at College Park Robert Brame, University of South Carolina

Awaiting Title Steven Durlauf, University of Wisconsin-Madison

MEETING

SESSION 448: HINDELANG COMMITTEE MEETING Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 516

MEETING

SESSION 449: SUTHERLAND COMMITTEE MEETING Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 517

SESSION 450: PAROLE, REENTRY AND RECIDIVISM: WHAT'S WORKING AND WHAT'S NOT Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 308B

Discussants: Pamela K. Lattimore, University of South Carolina/RTI International Jeremy Travis, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Steve Cooley, District Attorney, Los Angeles County Lee Baca, Sheriff, Los Angeles County

SESSION 451: APPLICATIONS OF SITUATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION TO DIFFERENT SETTINGS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 401

Chair: Daniel P. Mears, Florida State University

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Results from an Impact Evaluation of an Agricultural Crime Prevention Initiative Daniel P. Mears, Florida State University Michelle Scott, The Urban Institute

Budget Motels and Crime: A Spatial Analysis Emmanuel Barthe, University of Nevada, Reno Matthew C. Leone, University of Nevada - Reno

Security Technology Use in Public Schools: Findings from a National Survey Julie Kiernan Coon, Central Connecticut State University Lawrence F. Travis, University of Cincinnati

Evaluating the Sustainability of Liverpool's (UK) Alley-Gating Scheme Hannah Louise Smithson, Applied Criminology Centre, University of Huddersfield Rachel Armitage, University of Huddersfield Alexander Hirschfield, University of Huddersfield

Approaches to Measuring the Impact of Closed Circuit Television on Citizen Security in a Spanish Urban Center Joel Miller, Malaga University

SESSION 452: MULTILEVEL AND PANEL ANALYSIS Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 404B

Chair: Brian Wiersema, University of Maryland

A Comparison of Methods for Analyzing Criminological Panel Data Julie A. Phillips, Rutgers University David F. Greenberg, New York University

A Multi-Level Analysis of Black Male Recidivism: An Assessment of Offense Type Xia Wang, Florida State University Michael D. Reisig, Florida State University Bill Bales, Florida State University

Assessing the Utility of Advances in Ecological Analysis for Criminological Theory Testing George E. Capowich, Loyola University, New Orleans

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The Intergenerational Transmission of Delinquency: Crime, Social Disadvantage and Judicial Interventions Over 5 Generations Catrien C.J.H. Bijleveld, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement (NSCR) Miriam Wijkman, NSCR

SESSION 453: TERRORISM, POLICING, AND GLOBAL SECURITY (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 405

Chair: Dr. Judith Ann Warner, Texas A & M International University

A Profile of Left-Wing Terrorists: The Turkish DHKP-C Case Halim Iltas, George Mason University

Background Characteristics and Motivational Factors of Turkish Hezbollah Terrorist Group As A Religiously Motivated Terror Organization Bilal Sevinc, School of Criminal Justice Michigan State University Edmund McGarrell, Michigan State University

Local Linkages to Global Security and Crime: Thinking Locally and Acting Globally Dilip Das, International Police Executive Symposium

What Do Statistics Tell Us About Criminal Aliens In the United States and Transnational Connections? Dr. Judith Ann Warner, Texas A & M International University

SESSION 454: THE EFFECTS OF EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT AND DRUG TREATMENT ON RE-OFFENDING Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 406B

Chair: David B. Wilson, George Mason University

A Meta-Analytic Exploration of the Mediating Effects of Employment on the Relationship Between Psychosocial Interventions and Criminal Behavior. David B. Wilson, George Mason University Mark W. Lipsey, Vanderbilt Institute for Public Policy Studies

Earning a GED and the Risk of Recidivism Eric L. Jensen, University of Idaho Gary E. Reed, University of Idaho 333 Friday, November 3

Program Evaluation of the Serious and Violent Offender Reentry Initiative (SVORI): Project Going Home Kerensa N. Pate, Florida State University & Florida Department of Corrections Laura Bedard, Florida Department of Corrections Dominique E. Roe-Sepowitz, Arizona State University

Do Inmate Responses to Drug Treatment Predict Recidivism? Results from a Randomized Experiment Wayne N. Welsh, Temple University

The Challenge of Change: Institutional and Individual Consequences of the Modification of an Established Program Robert Cadigan, Boston University

SESSION 455: DIFFERENTIAL ASSOCIATION, DEVIANCE, AND DELINQUENCY Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 408A

Chair: Carter Ivan Rees, University at Albany, SUNY

A Multilevel Approach to Delinquency and Friendship Networks Carter Ivan Rees, University at Albany, SUNY Greg Pogarsky, University at Albany

Internet Piracy and College Students: A Test of Differential Association and other Theories Whitney D. Gunter, University of Delaware

The Influence of Delinquency and Peer Association on Marijuana Use Trajectories S. Fernando Rodriguez, University of Texas at El Paso Gang Lee, University of Texas at El Paso

SESSION 456: EXPANDING THE REACH OF LOW SELF CONTROL THEORY (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 410

Chair: Jamie G. Longazel, University of Delaware

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Drinking and Driving among College Students: A Test of Self-Control and Routine Activities Theories Jamie G. Longazel, University of Delaware

Risk-Taking Behaviors as Cultural Symbols: Implications for a General Theory of Crime Michael J. Hogan, Colorado State University Jennifer Lyn Palmer, Colorado State University

Self-Control and Crime in a Sample of Venezuelan Prisoners Christopher Howard Birkbeck, University of Salford - UK

The Effects of Parental Attachment on Self-Control: A Look at Attachments Among Puerto Rican High School Students Lorna L. Alvarez-Rivera, University of Florida Wesley G. Jennings, University of Florida

The General Theory and Deviance: An Examination of Race, Low Self-Control and Crime Michael A. Cretacci, SUNY-Brockport Doris Chu, Arkansas State University

MOVIE

SESSION 457: CONCRETE AND SUNSHINE (56 MIN; 2002) & SHORTS I Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:55 am Convention Center, 411

SESSION 458: RACE/ETHNICITY, MARGINALIZATION, AND VIOLENCE (CO-SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME AND DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 501B

Chair: Susan Will, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Illicit Markets, Economics, Democracy, and Justice. Susan Will, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Social and Penal Trajectories of Aboriginal women living in Quebec Renee Brassard, University Laval

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'Asian' Criminality in the U.K: Folk Devils and Moral Panics? Alpa Parmar, University of Cambridge

The Effect of Gangsta-Rap Radio on Urban Homicide David Walter Gordon, University of New Mexico

The Enduring Significance of Racism: Discrimination and Delinquency among African American Youth Monica J. Martin, University of California - Davis Bill McCarthy, University of California - Davis Rand D. Conger, University of California - Davis

SESSION 459: EMERGING ISSUES IN CRIMINOLOGY Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 501C

Chair: Geneva Olivia Brown, Valparaiso University School of Law

Little Girl Lost: Secondary Victimization of Teenaged Girls Treated Like Enemy Combatants: the Las Vegas Metro Police Vice Detail and the Use of Material Witness Holds Geneva Olivia Brown, Valparaiso University School of Law

The Incinerator at Anniston, Alabama: Three Years Later Rodney N. Friery, Jacksonville State University

The Legitimization of State Violence: The Iraq War, Militarism, and the (In) Consequential Fictional Terrorist Alex Campbell, University of New England

Those Who Do Big Bad Things Also Usually Do Little Bad Things: Identifying Active Serious Offenders Using Offender Self-Selection. Jason Roach, Senior Lecturer in Criminology

SESSION 460: CARIBBEAN CRIMINOLOGY (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Kaylene Alvarita Richards-Ekeh, Cal. State University - Sacramento

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Analysis of Jamaican Discourses Rebutting Sanitization of the Penal Language by Marlyn J. Jones, PhD Marlyn J. Jones, California State University

Criminal Justice Versus Community Justice Approach to Domestic Violence Policies in the Caribbean by Jo-Ann Giustina, PhD Jo-Ann Della Giustina, Bridgewater State College

Caribbean Women: Issues of Victimization, Issues of Caribbean Justice by Kaylene Richards-Ekeh, PHD Kaylene Alvarita Richards-Ekeh, Cal. State University - Sacramento

Crime Viruses? Towards a Socio-Epidemiological Approach to Patterns of Rising Crime Problems in the Caribbean Peter St. Jean, University of Buffalo

Beyond the C.J. System: Building local Capacities for Action to Reduce Crime in the Caribbean L. Daisy & Peter Henderson & St. Jean, University of Buffalo

Discussant: Kaylene Alvarita Richards-Ekeh, Cal. State University - Sacramento

SESSION 460: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE II Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Jenise Jenkins, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Associations between Stalking Tactics, Intimate Partner Violence, and Underlying Motivations. Katya M Yazykova, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Chitra Raghavan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Maureen O'Connor, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Amanda Marie Dernison, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Cycle of Violence: The Relationship between Child Maltreatment, Gender, and Intimate Partner Violence Jenise Jenkins, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Silva Sergenian, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Laura Alexandra Wulach, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Chitra Raghavan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

337 Friday, November 3

Survey of Domestic Violence Spillovers into the Workplace: a California Study Kristine M Empie, New England College Dawna Komorosky, California State University - East Bay

SESSION 460: EVIDENCE FROM THE GENERAL SOCIAL SURVEY Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Steven E. Barkan, University of Maine

"A Liberal Is Someone Who Has Not Been Mugged": Criminal Victimization and Political Beliefs James D. Unnever, Mississippi State University Francis T. Cullen, University of Cincinnati Bonnie S. Fisher, University of Cincinnati

Religiosity and Sexual 'Deviance' in Adulthood: Evidence from the General Social Survey Steven E. Barkan, University of Maine

SESSION 460: INNOVATIVE METHODS Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 502A

Chair: George Kikuchi, Purdue University

A Longitudinal Analysis of Neighborhood Changes and Crime Rates George Kikuchi, Purdue University

An Examination of the Growth of the Population of State Prisons, 1979-1995 Assata-Nicole Richards, University of Pittsburgh

Financial Statement Fraud: A Network Approach Robert Tillman, St. John's University

Using Focus Groups to Measure Public Opinion Diana L. Falco, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Jay Trace Gilliam, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Tina Lee Freiburger, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

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SESSION 460: ISSUES WITH TEACHING CRIMINAL JUSTICE AT RELIGIOUSLY AFFILIATED UNIVERSITIES Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 502A

Touchy Subjects: Teaching Victimology to Catholic Collegians Kelly Welch, Villanova University

Integrating Mission In Undergraduate Criminal Justice Education Thomas M. Arvanites, Villanova University

Teaching Conflict Theory and Catholic Social Thought Lance Hannon, Occidental College

SESSION 460: REHABILITATION AND REINTEGRATION Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Kim Richman, University of San Francisco

Inmate-Led Reintegrative Programming: Reflections on Two Years with the San Quentin TRUST Kim Richman, University of San Francisco

The Transition From Prison to the Community: Understanding Obstacles to Successful Reintegration Amanda Howerton, University of Exeter, Peninsula Medical School Ros Burnett, University of Oxford Cesar J. Rebellon, University of New Hampshire

University/Prison Program to Enable Inmates to Obtain their Certified Substance Abuse Assistant License Michael Fischer, Norfolk State University Bernadette J Holmes, Norfolk State University Nonso Okafo, Norfolk State University

Writing Goodbye to Drugs and Alcohol: Insights from the Inside of Addiction Mike Johnson, University of West Georgia

SESSION 461: GROUP DIFFERENCES IN LIFE-COURSE CRIMINOLOGY Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 502B

Chair: Brian Francis, University of Lancaster 339 Friday, November 3

Gender Differences in Age of Onset for Delinquency: Risk Factors and Consequences Laura M Gulledge, University of South Florida John K. Cochran, University of South Florida Shayne Jones, University of South Florida Christine S. Sellers, University of South Florida

Longitudinal Relationship between Conduct Disorder and later Offending - A Gender Comparison Hanno Petras, University of Maryland, College Park

The Trajectories and Patterns of Gendered Criminal Careers Brian Francis, University of Lancaster Keith Soothill, Lancaster University Elizabeth Ackerley, Lancaster University, UK

Changing Diapers, Changing Lives? Paternal Identities as Motivators for Desistence Among Incarcerated Teen Fathers Sarah KS Shannon, School of Social Work, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Laura S Abrams, University of California, Los Angeles

SESSION 462: THE IMPACT OF INCARCERATION ON FAMILIES Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, 504

Chair: Jeffrey Matthew London, WYSAC

Children of Color with Incarcerated Parents-A Critical Review and Research Agenda Danielle Marie Dirks, University of Texas at Austin

Staying in touch: Explaining the Relationship Between Parent-Child Contact and Inmate Institutional Adjustment Shenique S. Thomas, Rutgers University

Wyoming's "SCIP" Research Project: Study of Children of Incarcerated Persons Jeffrey Matthew London, WYSAC

Impact of Incarceration on Male-Female Relationships Eloise Dunlap, N. D. R. I., Inc. Bruce D. Johnson, N.D.R.I. Ellen Benoit, N. D. R. I., Inc.

One In, All In: The Imprisonment of Offenders, Families and Children Donna Lea King, VACRO 340 Friday, November 3

SEMINAR

SESSION 463: PODCASTING: YOUR LECTURE, SERVED FRESH DAILY Friday, November 3 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Convention Center, Concourse Hall

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 464: BIOSOCIAL CRIMINOLOGY: PANEL 3 Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 308A

Chair: Michael G. Vaughn, Washington University

Biosocial Dynamics: A Synthetic Paradigm Involving Brain, Personality, and Societal Evolution Michael G. Vaughn, Washington University

Gene X Environment Interaction and a Retrospective Measure of ADHD Rebecca Schnupp, University of Cincinnati

Language Development as a Correlate of Adolescent Behavior Problems. Sabrina Ford, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Martha Farah, University of Pennsylvania Hallam Hurt, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Nancy Brodsky, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

Language Development and Self-Control in Young Children Andrew Myer, University of Cincinnati

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 465: MIGRANTS' CRIME IN POST-FORDIST TIMES BETWEEN EUROPE AND THE UNITED STATES (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 402A

Chair: Dario Melossi, Universita di Bologna

341 Friday, November 3

The Cycle of Reproduction of 'La Canaille': On the Permanent Character of a 'Correctionalist' Ideology Dario Melossi, Universita di Bologna

The New Images of Disorder: Local Communities and Immigrant Group Conflicts in the Cities of Northern Italy Rossella Selmini, Regione Emilia - Romagna and Univerdity of Macerata

Re-Bordering, Detention And Actuarialism: Immigration As Ontological Crime Across Europe and the United States. Alessandro De Giorgi, University of Bologna

Discussant: Joachim Savelsberg, University of Minnesota

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 466: TESTING THE APPLICABILITY OF ECOLOGICAL THEORIES OF CRIME AND SOCIAL CONTROL CROSS- NATIONALLY (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 402B

Chair: James Patrick Lynch, John Jay College

Assessing the Role of Residential Communities in Social Control in Brazil Corinne Davis Rodrigues, Federal University of Minas Gerais

Regional Distribution of Crime in Germany: A Comparison of German with France And Spain Helmut Kury, Max-Planck Institute for Criminal Law

Comparing the Geographical Distribution of Crime in Cities across Nations. James Patrick Lynch, John Jay College

342 Friday, November 3

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 467: NEVER TOO EARLY: THE EFFECTIVENESS OF EARLY PREVENTION Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 403B

Chair: Brandon C. Welsh, University of Massachusetts - Lowell

Are Cost-Effectiveness Arguments Enough to Ensure Funding Family-Based Interventions? Peter W. Greenwood, Greenwood & Associates, Inc.

Preventing Violence Early: A Crime Bill to Cut the Tax Bill -- Quickly Irvin Waller, University of Ottawa, Department of Criminology

Saving Children from a Life of Crime: Toward a National Prevention Strategy Brandon C. Welsh, University of Massachusetts - Lowell David P. Farrington, University of Cambridge

Discussant: David P. Farrington, University of Cambridge

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 468: MEASURING DIFFICULT TO MEASURE OUTCOMES Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 404A

Chair: Edwin W. Zedlewski, National Institute of Justice

Presenters Avi Bhati, The Urban Institute Shawn D. Bushway, University of Maryland at College Park Mark A. Cohen, Vanderbilt University

343 Friday, November 3

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 469: THE DEVELOPMENT OF PERSISTENT CRIMINALITY I Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 404B

Chair: Joanne Savage, The American University

Perinatal and Developmental Determinants of Early Onset of Offending Stephen G. Tibbetts, Cal State University--San Bernardino

The Biosocial Development of Persistent Offending: A Human Systems Approach John Paul Wright, University of Cincinnati Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University

Trajectories of Antisocial Behavior From Middle Childhood Through Young Adulthood Manfred H M van Dulmen, Kent State University Elizabeth Goncy, Kent State University Daniel J. Flannery, Kent State University

Serious Juvenile Offenders and Persistent Criminality Rudy Haapanen, California Youth Authority Rual Lee Britton, California Youth Authority

Methodological Issues in the Study of Persistence in Crime Alex R. Piquero, University of Florida

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 470: CRIME, POWER, AND LEGAL ORDER: PAPERS IN HONOR OF AUSTIN T. TURK (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 406B

Chair: Kathleen Auerhahn, Temple University

344 Friday, November 3

Public Attitudes for Funding Prisons: Politics, Media, and Fear Valerie J. Callanan, University of Akron

Gun Crime in the "Big City": Measuring the Deterrent Effects of Sentencing Enhancement Strategies James M . LaValle, Murray State University

Who Goes to Trial? Kathleen Auerhahn, Temple University

Discussant: Austin T. Turk, University of California - Riverside

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 471: THE CONSEQUENCES OF SUBSTANCE USE ON THE TRANSITION TO ADULTHOOD: RESULTS FROM THREE LONGITUDINAL STUDIES Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 407

Chair: Karl G. Hill, University of Washington

The Effect of Adolescent Drug Use on Earnings in Young Adulthood Karen Segar, University of Washington Karl G. Hill, University of Washington J. David Hawkins, University of Washington Richard F. Catalano, University of Washington

Effects of Rural Adolescent Substance Use on Positive Adult Behaviors Rick Kosterman, University of Washington W. Alex Mason, University of Washington Kevin Haggerty, University of Washington J. David Hawkins, University of Washington Richard Spoth, Iowa State University

345 Friday, November 3

Parents' Successful Transition to Adulthood and Development in the Next Generation Sabrina Oesterle, University of Washington Jennifer A. Bailey, University of Washington Karl G. Hill, University of Washington J. David Hawkins, University of Washington Robert D. Abbott, University of Washington

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 472: PUBLIC SECURITY AND RISK: FUTURE DIRECTIONS FOR CRIMINOLOGY, TERRORISM, AND SECURITY Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 408A

Chair: Mahesh K. Nalla, Michigan State University

Risk Balance and Public Security: An All Hazards Approach Leslie W. Kennedy, Rutgers University Erin Gibbs Van Brunschot, University of Calgary

Risk Governance as a Framework for Studying Crime, Terrorism, and Emerging Security Threats Edmund McGarrell, Michigan State University Carol Zimmermann, Michigan State University

Discussants: Steven Chermak, Michigan State University James O. Finckenauer, Rutgers University Ronald V. Clarke, Rutgers University Christopher D. Maxwell, Michigan State University/University of Michigan

346 Friday, November 3

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 473: THE CHANGING NATURE OF RACIAL DISPARITY IN THE FEDERAL SYSTEM (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME) Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 409A

Chair: Brian D. Johnson, University of Maryland at College Park

The Dangerous Drug Offender in Federal Court: Intersections of Race, Ethnicity, and Culpability Cassia Spohn, Arizona State University Lisa L. Sample, University of Nebraska at Omaha

The Social Context of Guideline Circumvention: Racial Disparities in Federal District Courts Brian D. Johnson, University of Maryland at College Park Jeffery T. Ulmer, The Pennsylvania State University John H. Kramer, The Pennsylvania State University

Circuit Differences as Important Legal Environment for Federal Sentencing Celesta A. Albonetti, University of Iowa

The Booker Report: The Effects of Race in Federal Sentencing Pre- and Post- Booker/Fanfan Kevin R. Blackwell, The U.S. Sentencing Commission Paul J. Hofer, The U.S. Sentencing Commission

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 474: NEW PERSPECTIVES ON GIRLS' VIOLENCE AND VICTIMIZATION Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 409B

Chair: Nikki Jones, University of California, Santa Barbara

347 Friday, November 3

Policing Girlhood? Relational Aggression and Violence Prevention Meda Chesney-Lind, University of Hawaii at Manoa Merry Morash, Michigan State University

Girls as Victims and Offenders: The Joe Friday version Â… "Just the Facts, Ma'am" Melissa Sickmund, National Center for Juvenile Justice

Comparing the Arrest Probabilities of Female and Male Offenders Using 2003 Incident Based Arrest Reports for Violent Crime Anne L. Stahl, National Center for Juvenile Justice

Locating a Secret Problem: The Rising Pandemic of Sexual Violence in K-12 Schools? Nan Stein, Wellesley College Center for Research on Women

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 475: RESEARCH SUPPORT FOR CORRECTIONAL/ CRIMINAL JUSTICE AGENCIES-- EXPANSION AND NEW MODELS Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 410

Chair: Steve Van Dine, Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction

Participants Gabrielle Lynn Chapman, Tennessee Department of Correction/Vanderbilt University Ryken Grattet, University of California, Davis Joan Petersilia, University of California, Irvine Patricia L. Brantingham, Simon Fraser University Paul J. Brantingham, Simon Fraser University

348 Friday, November 3

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 476: ENHANCING POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY AND REDUCING MISCONDUCT Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 501A

Chair: Ronald Weitzer, George Washington University

Racial Profiling as a Police Accountability Tool: A Reflection on a Decade of Research Jack McDevitt, Northeastern University Amy Farrell, Northeastern University

Accountability and the Use of Force Ruth Zschoche, University of South Florida Lorie Ann Fridell, University of South Florida

Federal Pattern or Practice Litigation: An Assessment of the First Ten Years Samuel E. Walker, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Discussant: Ronald Weitzer, George Washington University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 477: RESULTS FROM THE MULTI-SITE EVALUATION OF THE SERIOUS AND VIOLENT OFFENDER REENTRY INITIATIVE Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 502B

Chair: Pamela K. Lattimore, University of South Carolina/RTI International

The Multi-Site SVORI Evaluation: Overview and Update Christy Visher, The Urban Institute

349 Friday, November 3

Implementation Assessment: Sustainability and "Lessons Learned" among the SVORI Programs Susan Brumbaugh, RTI International Christine H. Lindquist, RTI International

Treatment Matching: Does Participation in the Serious and Violent Reentry Initiative Provide Tailored Service Delivery? Laura Winterfield, The Urban Institute Danielle Steffey, RTI International

Intermediate Outcomes: Initial Findings from the SVORI Impact Evaluation Pamela K. Lattimore, University of South Carolina/RTI International Danielle Steffey, RTI International

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 478: SEX OFFENDER MANAGEMENT: PRESENTING AND COMPARING THE FINDINGS AND EXPERIENCES OF MASSACHUSETTS AND NEW YORK Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 505

Chair: Rebecca Ann Bianchi, Executive Office of Public Safety, Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Sex Offender Management in Massachusetts: A Comprehensive Assessment of Massachusetts and Three Pilot Sites Rebecca Ann Bianchi, Executive Office of Public Safety, Commonwealth of Massachusetts Sarah Lawrence, Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety

Sex Offender Management in New York State: Findings and Recommendations Lori Torgersen, New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services

350 Friday, November 3

Observations and Comparisons of Sex Offender Management in Massachusetts and New York Donna Reback, Center for Sex Offender Management

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 479: FAITH-BASED PRISON PROGRAMMING: MIND- CONTROL IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING? Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 506

Chair: Arthur J. Jipson, University of Dayton

Presenters Todd R. Clear, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Melvina T. Sumter, Old Dominion University Barbara H. Zaitzow, Appalachian State University Chaplain Deborah Deborah Mejchar, Department of Corrections, Wisconsin Richard Statler Jones, Marquette University Jim Thomas, Northern Illinois University

The Swinging Pendulum: Tracing the Roots of Faith-based Prison Programming Jim Thomas, Northern Illinois University Joshua Stone, Northern Illinois University

Coping With Reentry: The Role of PFM in the Reentry Process Richard Statler Jones, Marquette University

Doing Time: Finding One's Calling and Sharing a Message of Hope Barbara H. Zaitzow, Appalachian State University Chaplain Deborah Deborah Mejchar, Department of Corrections, Wisconsin

The Rehabilitative Role of Faith-Based Correctional Programming: a Critical Examination Melvina T. Sumter, Old Dominion University Todd R. Clear, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

351 Friday, November 3

Discussant: Donna Selman-Killingbeck, Eastern Michigan University

PRESIDENTIAL SESSION

SESSION 480: REMEMBERING GERHARD O.W. MUELLER Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 403A

Chair: William S. Laufer, University of Pennsylvania

MEETING

SESSION 481: TEACHING COMMITTEE MEETING Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 516

MEETING

SESSION 482: CLEAR'S CRIMINOLOGY AND PUBLIC POLICY EDITORIAL BOARD MEETING Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 517

SESSION 483: NEXUS OF DRUGS AND CRIME: NEW RESEARCH Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 401

Chair: Bill Sanders, University of Southern California

Drugs and Crime Drop in America during the 1990s Ling Ren, Dept. of Criminal Justice Sciences, Illinois State University at Normal JIhong "Solomon" Zhao, University of Nebraska at Omaha

352 Friday, November 3

Exploring the Drugs-Crime Nexus Amongst Young Injection Drug Users Bill Sanders, University of Southern California Steve Lankenau, University of Southern California Jennifer Jackson-Bloom, Children’s Hospital Los Angeles Dodi Hathazi, Children’s Hospital Los Angeles

Social Structure, Illicit Drug Markets and Robbery: A Neighborhood-Level Analysis Mark Thomas Berg, University of Missouri - Saint Louis

Drug Importing/Exporting in Ontario: Case Characteristics and Recidivism Nicole Crutcher, Department of Justice

SESSION 484: TRAFFICING IN HUMAN BEINGS IN CROSS-NATIONAL COMPARISON (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 405

Chair: Obi Nnadi Ebbe, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

"Domestic and International Trafficking in Human Beings: Sex and Body Part Trades." Obi Nnadi Ebbe, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

Sex Trafficking: An Exploratory Study Interviewing Traffickers Jen Blank, Middlesex University Emily I. Troshynski, University of California - Irvine

The Anomic Conditions and the Growth of Flesh Trade Divya Sharma, Utica College of Syracuse University

SESSION 485: RESEARCH ON RESTORATIVE JUSTICE (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 406A

Chair: Jennifer Solinas, Simon Fraser University

Challenging Cultures of Violence through Community Restorative Justice in Northern Ireland. Anna Eriksson, Queen's University Belfast

353 Friday, November 3

Harmonizing Restorative Justice Values, Programs, and Whole School Culture Jennifer Solinas, Simon Fraser University

Restorative Justice: Coalition Building From a Grass Roots Perspective Gene Bonham, Jr., Central Missouri State University Joanne Katz, Missouri Western State University

Restorative Justice and Juvenile Offender Characteristics Kathleen Bergseth, North Dakota State University Jeffrey A Bouffard, Washington State University

Shame, Guilt and Trust: Rethinking the Basis of Restorative Justice Programs Roger Anthony Matthews, London South Bank university MOVIE

SESSION 486: LOCKDOWN USA: THE BUSINESS OF CRIME & JUSTICE (49 MIN; 1996) & SHORTS II Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 411

SESSION 487: MACRO-LEVEL RESEARCH ON RACE/ETHNICITY AND CRIME: THE PERSISTENCE OF INEQUALITY AND SEGREGATION Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 501B

Chair: AnnMarie Popp, University of South Carolina

Inequality and Segregation as Correlates of Urban Crime Rates AnnMarie Popp, University of South Carolina

Race and Violent Offender "Propensity": Does the Intraracial Character of Criminal Violence Persist Locally? Sarah OKeefe, University of Massachusetts - Amherst

Race or Class? How Income Disparity and Residential Segregation Converge with Crime Jocelyn Fontaine, The American University / National Institute of Justice Brian Forst, The American University

Race, Neighborhood Disadvantage, and Retaliatory Homicide Erin E Miller, University of Maryland at College Park

354 Friday, November 3

SESSION 488: FORMS OF WHITE-COLLAR CRIME Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 501C

Chair: Jagan R. Lingamneni, Governors State University

Bidding Farewell to Privacy? : Protecting Our Secrets from the Impact of Data Aggregator Security Breaches Donald Rebovich, Utica College of Syracuse University

The Best Offense is a Good Defense: Wheeler and Rothman's, "The Organization as a Weapon", Revisited Andrew Peterson, University of California, Irvine

The Schematics of Fraud Kip Schlegel, Indiana University

Victim Characteristics and White Collar Crime: Data from the 2005 National Public Survey on White Collar Crime April Wall, National White Collar Crime Center John Kane, National White Collar Crime Center

Chinese Underground Banks in Chinatown, U.S.A Linda Shuo Zhao, Temple University

SESSION 489: EDITOR/TRANSLATOR-MEETS-CRITICS: CRIMINAL MAN BY CESARE LOMBROSO Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Michael C. Campbell, University of California, Irvine

Participants Nicole F. Rafter, Northeastern University Jonathan Simon, University of California-Berkeley Lynn Chancer, Fordham University Mona Lynch, San Jose State University Shadd Maruna, Queen's University Belfast

355 Friday, November 3

SESSION 489: ISSUES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Tod W. Burke, Radford University

Can You Hear Me Now? Oral Communication in Criminal Justice Tod W. Burke, Radford University Henry F Fradella, The College of New Jersey Jerry Joplin, Guilford College

Dispute Resolution in the Criminal Justice Curriculum Maria R. Volpe, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

SESSION 489: ISSUES IN JUVENILE JUSTICE Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Thomas J. Bernard, The Pennsylvania State University

Gendered Programming for Young Girls In Florida's Juvenile Justice System Shiyloh Lori Duncan, Florida State University

Race/Ethnicity, Gender, and Decision Making in Juvenile Justice Systems James L. Williams, Texas Women's University Daniel G. Rodeheaver, University of North Texas

The Realization-Acceptance Gap in LGBT Youth: Policy Implications Jeffery P Dennis, Lakeland College

"Coming of Age" in Juvenile Justice Thomas J. Bernard, The Pennsylvania State University

SESSION 489: PRISONER REENTRY, RELATIONSHIP CONFLICT AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: PERSPECTIVES OF INCARCERATED AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN AND THEIR FEMALE PARTNERS Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Oliver J. Williams, University of Minnesota

356 Friday, November 3

"Prisoner Reentry, Relationship Conflict and Domestic Violence: Perspectives of Incarcerated African American Men and their Female Partners" Oliver J. Williams, University of Minnesota Mike Bobbitt, Vera Institute of Justice Creasie Finney Hairston, University of Illinois-Chicago William Oliver, Indiana University

SESSION 489: THE STATE OF STATE-CORPORATE CRIME RESEARCH TODAY Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Dawn L. Rothe, University of Northern Iowa

The State of State-Corporate Crime Research Today Dawn L. Rothe, University of Northern Iowa Ronald C. Kramer, Western Michigan University Raymond J. Michalowski, Northern Arizona University David O. Friedrichs, University of Scranton David Kauzlarich, Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville Christopher Mullins, University of Northern Iowa Peter Iadicola, Indiana University - Purdue University, Fort Wayne

SESSION 489: VICTIMIZATION SURVEYS: PRESENT AND FUTURE Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 502A

The National Crime Victimization Survey: Looking to the Future after 34 Years of Measuring Crime Michael R. Rand, Bureau of Justice Statistics

The Role of Victim Surveys as a Data Collection Tool for Developing Countries Anna Alvazzi del Frate, United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

The British Crime Survey: Recent Changes and Future Plans Alison Walker, Home Office Tracey Budd, The Home Office, U.K. Krista Jansson, UK Home Office David Matz, UK Home Office

357 Friday, November 3

SESSION 490: POLICE STRESS AND POLICE PERFORMANCE (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 503

Chair: Stan Kent Shernock, Norwich University

Identifying Good Cops Early: Predicting Recruit Performance in the Academy Michael D. White, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Job Stressors, Frustrations, and Possible Solutions among Campus Police Chiefs Eui-Gab Hwang, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Bruce Benson, Michigan State University

Leadership Development for Law Enforcement Personnel: A Cross National Comparison Maria (Maki) Haberfeld, John Jay College of Criminal Justice P.J. Ortmeier, Grossmont College Steve Morreale, Walden University

SESSION 491: MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE ISSUES IN INMATES Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 504

Chair: Matthew C. Leone, University of Nevada - Reno

Influence of Substance Use on Hospital Utilization in the Year Prior to Incarceration Paul J. Goldstein, University of Illinois at Chicago Arthur Lurigio, Loyola University Thomas Lyons, University of Illinois at Chicago E. Julia Chosy, University of Illinois at Chicago

Race and the Impact of Incarceration on Midlife Mental Health: Where Whiteness Is Not a Privilege Michael A Massoglia, Penn State University Douglas Hartmann, University of Minnesota

Screening for Co-Occurring Mental and Substance Use Disorders in the Criminal Justice System Carrie Coen, NDRI Stanley Sacks, N. D. R. I., Inc. Gerald Melnick, N. D. R. I., Inc. 358 Friday, November 3

SESSION 492: TRENDS AND DETERMINANTS OF GLOBAL TERRORISM INCIDENTS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, 507

Chair: Margaret A. Zahn, North Carolina State University

Determinants of Global Terrorism Incidents Laura J. Dugan, University of Maryland at College Park Gary LaFree, University of Maryland at College Park

The Reasons of the Ascending Trend of International Terrorism Ali Can, University of North Texas

Effect of Some Socioeconomic Issues on Terrorism Mutlu Koseli, Virginia Commonwealth University

A Typology of Terrorism in Africa Ihekwoaba Declan Onwudiwe, Texas Southern University SEMINAR

SESSION 493: BE A MOVIE MAKER: IN 30 MINUTES OR LESS Friday, November 3 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Convention Center, Concourse Hall

PRESIDENTIAL SESSION

SESSION 494: PRESIDENTIAL PLENARY: IS POPULAR DEMOCRACY A THREAT TO JUSTICE? Friday, November 3 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Convention Center, 408B

Chair: Gary LaFree, University of Maryland at College Park

Republican Criminology John Braithwaite, Australian National University

Liberty, Equality and Justice: Punishment and the Values of Democracy Susanne Karstedt, University of Keele

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Three Strikes Laws and their Implications Franklin Zimring, University of California at Berkeley

MEETING

SESSION 495: 2007 PROGRAM COMMITTEE LUNCH MEETING Friday, November 3 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Convention Center, 309

SESSION 496: DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY LUNCHEON Friday, November 3 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Convention Center, 518

MOVIE

SESSION 497: DOING TIME: TEN YEARS LATER (56 MIN; 1990) Friday, November 3 - 12:30 pm to 1:25 pm Convention Center, 411

SEMINAR

SESSION 498: PODCASTING: YOUR LECTURE, SERVED FRESH DAILY Friday, November 3 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Convention Center, Concourse Hall

MOVIE

SESSION 499: PROFILES FROM PRISON: DEATH ROW TO THE STREET (28 MIN; 2005) Friday, November 3 - 1:30 pm to 1:55 pm Convention Center, 411

360 Friday, November 3

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 500: THEORY TESTING Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 309

Chair: Charles R. Tittle, North Carolina State University

Control balance and exploitative corporate crime Nicole Leeper Piquero, University of Florida Alex R. Piquero, University of Florida

Anticipation and Reflection About the Consequences of Antisocial Behavior Greg Pogarsky, University at Albany

Strain, Stress, and Crime: A Test of General Strain Theory Using Russian Respondents Ekaterina Botchkovar, CU Denver Lisa Broidy, University of New Mexico

What is the Empirical Status of Akers' Social Learning Theory? A Review of Relevant Literature Jonathan R. Brauer, North Carolina State University

Discussant: David F. Greenberg, New York University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 501: DEMOCRATIC (IN?) JUSTICE AND REFORM: EXAMINING DISENFRANCHISEMENT, AND COMMUNITY/RESTORATIVE JUSTICE PROCESSES Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 401

Chair: Michael C. Campbell, University of California, Irvine

361 Friday, November 3

Agency, Structure and Context: An Examination of the Repeal of Criminal Disenfranchisement in California Michael C. Campbell, University of California, Irvine

Democratization and the Fate of Community Justice in India S. George Vincentnathan, University of Texas - Pan American Lynn Vincentnatnathan, University of Texas - Pan American

Modeling Governance: Restorative Practices and International Criminal Justice Reform Johannes Wheeldon, Simon Fraser University

Democratic (In)justice: Race, Crime, Law and Social Control in Early America, 1787-1865 Al Pisciotta, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 502: THE INTERNATIONAL PRISONS INITIATIVE (IPI) PROJECT (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 402A

Chair: Fawn Ngo Mitchell, University of Maryland at College Park

The Evolution of Prison Systems in Latin America: Comparative Experiences in Mexico and Peru Hugo Morales, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos Wayne J. Pitts, University of Memphis

Public Monitoring Board: Employing Citizen Oversight of Prisons in the Republic of Armenia. Satenik Margaryan, Rutgers University

362 Friday, November 3

A National Survey of Juvenile Correctional Institutions in Taiwan Chuan-Chun Jen, Taiwan Yi-Lan prison Shr-chi Jou Jou, Department of Corrections in Taiwan Yung-Lien Lai, Department of Corrections in Taiwan Chen-nan Huang, Department of Corrections in Taiwan

Discussant: Doris Layton MacKenzie, University of Maryland at College Park

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 503: MULTI-LEVEL MODELING OF SCHOOL EFFECTS ON STUDENT DELINQUENCY AND PERCEPTIONS OF SAFETY Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 403A

Chair: Denise C. Gottfredson, University of Maryland at College Park

Multi-Level Models of School Climate Effects on Delinquent Problem Behavior: An Analysis of Mediators Denise C. Gottfredson, University of Maryland at College Park

Gender Differences in School-Related Predictors of Student Deviance Allison Payne, Villanova University

School Security Practices: Investigating Their Consequences on Student Fear, Bonding and School Climate Shannon Womer Phaneuf, University of Maryland

Individual and School Influences on Gang Participation Gary D. Gottfredson, University of Maryland at College Park

363 Friday, November 3

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 504: MEASURING THE IMPACT OF INCARCERATION ON COMMUNITIES Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 404A

Chair: Natasha A. Frost, Northeastern University

The Effects of Incarceration on Crime in Urban Neighborhoods: Punishing Peter to Protect Paul. William J. Sabol, Case Western Reserve University James Patrick Lynch, John Jay College Avi Bhati, The Urban Institute

Coercive Mobility: High Levels of Incarceration Concentrated in Poor Communities Natasha A. Frost, Northeastern University Todd R. Clear, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Elin J. Waring, Lehman College - CUNY

Measuring the resiliency of community-based networks to mass incarceration Elin J. Waring, Lehman College - CUNY Andres Rengifo, CUNY Graduate Center/John Jay College of Criminal Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 505: THE DEVELOPMENT OF PERSISTENT CRIMINALITY II Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 404B

Chair: Joanne Savage, The American University

The Effects of the Family on Children's Behavioral Difficulties Paul Millar, University of Calgary

364 Friday, November 3

Romantic Partners' Influence on Men's Crime in Early Adulthood: A Test of a Life-Span Dynamic Developmental Systems Model Deborah M. Capaldi, Oregon Social Learning Center Hyoun K. Kim, Oregon Social Learning Center Lee Owen, Oregon Social Learning Center

Foster Care Youth: Associations Between Early Life Experiences and Later Persistence in Criminal Activities Mary Ann Davis, Sam Houston University

Educational Achievement and Delinquency Desistance Thomas G. Blomberg, Florida State University William D. Bales, Florida State University Courtney A. Waid, Florida State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 506: STUDIES OF DELINQUENCY OVER THE LIFE COURSE Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 406A

Chair: Terence P. Thornberry, University of Colorado

Protective Factors Associated with Desistance in Moderate and Serious Delinquency Magda Stouthamer-Loeber, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Rolf Loeber, University of Pittsburgh

Truancy, Serious Crime, and Arrest Kimberly Henry, University of Colorado at Bolder David Huizinga, University of Colorado at Boulder

365 Friday, November 3

The Effect of Gang Membership on Life Course Transitions and Early Adult Outcomes Marvin D. Krohn, University at Albany Alan J. Lizotte, University at Albany Terence P. Thornberry, University of Colorado Gina Penly Hall, University at Albany Rebekah Chu, Duke University

Discussant: Terence P. Thornberry, University of Colorado

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 507: REDUCING GUN VIOLENCE: PROGRAM FINDINGS FROM PROJECT SAFE NEIGHBORHOODS IN FOUR DISTRICTS Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 406B

Chair: Lois Felson Mock, National Institute of Justice

PSN Findings from the Northern District of Illinois (Chicago) Timothy S. Bynum, Michigan State University

PSN Findings from the Eastern District of Missouri (St. Louis) Scott H. Decker, Arizona State University

PSN Findings from the District of Massachusetts (Lowell) Jack McDevitt, Northeastern University

PSN Findings from the District of Nebraska Edmund F. McGarrell, Michigan State University

Discussant: John Klofas, Rochester Institute of Technology

366 Friday, November 3

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 508: MULTI-SITE EVALUATION OF ADULT DRUG COURTS Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 407

Chair: Linda Truitt, National Institute of Justice

Initial Offender Survey Results from the National Adult Drug Court Evaluation Donald J. Farole, Jr., The Center for Court Innovation Dana Fox-Kralstein, The Center for Court Innovation Shelli Rossman, The Urban Institute

Data Collection for the NADCE Longitudinal Offender Survey Christine H. Lindquist, RTI International Kristine Fahrney, RTI International

The National Adult Drug Court Evaluation Analysis Plan John Roman, The Urban Institute Donald J. Farole, Jr., The Center for Court Innovation

Towards A National Process Evaluation of Adult Drug Courts: Results from Site Visits and Structured Court Observation Shelli Rossman, The Urban Institute Michael Rempel, The Center for Court Innovation

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 509: THE LIFE AND DEATH OF STAN TOOKIE WILLIAMS: REDEMPTION RIP? (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME) Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 408B

Chair: Shadd Maruna, Queen's University Belfast

367 Friday, November 3

Redemption RIP?: Re-Reading Tookie's Self-Narrative Shadd Maruna, Queen's University Belfast

Stanley Tookie Williams: The Myth of the Super-Predator Tom Hayden, Political Activist and former California State Senator

Discussant: Mona Lynch, San Jose State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 510: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SESSION: WORKSHOP ON TENURE AND REDRESSING POTENTIAL DENIAL (CO-SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME AND THE DIVISION ON WOMEN AND CRIME Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 409B

Chair: Drew Humphries, Rutgers University-Camden Campus

Considering the Context of Tenure Laura T. Fishman, University of Vermont

What You Should Know the First Few Years Marjorie S. Zatz, Arizona State University

"Preparing your tenure file" Ruth D. Peterson, The Ohio State University

Protecting Yourself: Legal Concerns in Building a Case Kristine Mullendore, Grand Valley State University

Strategies for Tenure Brenda Sims Blackwell, Georgia State University

The Top 10 List Susan Caringella, Western Michigan University

368 Friday, November 3

Discussant: Drew Humphries, Rutgers University-Camden Campus

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 511: RACIAL DISPARITIES ACROSS CRIMINAL JUSTICE DECISION MAKING POINTS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME) Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 410

Chair: Jeffery T. Ulmer, The Pennsylvania State University

The Role of Race/Ethnicity in Prosecutorial Decisions about Drug Offenders Rodney L. Engen, North Carolina State University Randy R. Gainey, Old Dominion University Sara Steen, University of Colorado at Boulder

The Variability of Race and Ethnicity's Impact on the Adjudication of Felony Offenders: A Crime Specific Study of Situational and Social Context Ted Chiricos, Florida State University Stephanie Bontrager, Florida State University Bill Bales, Florida State University

The Punishment Penalty Revisited: Another Look at the Contribution of Offender Race/Ethnicity, Sex, and Age on Sentencing Outcomes David Holleran, The College of New Jersey

Discussant: Jeffery T. Ulmer, The Pennsylvania State University

369 Friday, November 3

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 512: GOVERNING POLICE IN DEVELOPING NATIONS AND DEVELOPING DEMOCRACIES (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 501A

Chair: Stephen D. Mastrofski, George Mason University

Police Commissioners, Presidents, and Political Choice in Africa Alice Hills, University of Leeds

Empowerment and Accountability - Developing the Police in Bosnia- Herzegovina Annika S. Hansen, Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI)

Meeting the Challenges of Governing the Police of Trinidad and Tobago Stephen D. Mastrofski, George Mason University Cynthia Lum, George Mason University

Discussant: David H. Bayley, University at Albany

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 513: RACIAL DISPARITIES UNDER SENTENCING GUIDELINES: PRESENT AND FUTURE ISSUES Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 502B

Chair: Charles F. Wellford, University of Maryland at College Park

Racial and Ethnic Differences in the Effectiveness of Drug and Alcohol Treatment Under Pennsylvania's Guidelines John H. Kramer, The Pennsylvania State University Carrie Elizabeth Williamson, The Pennsylvania State University Tara Williams, RTI International

370 Friday, November 3

Sentences Given to Convicted Drug Offenders: Race and Place of Residence as Extralegal Considerations Pauline Brennan, University of Nebraska at Omaha Cassia Spohn, Arizona State University Amy L. Anderson, University of Nebraska at Omaha

What Factors Explain Persistent Racial Disparities in Minnesota Prison Populations? Richard Frase, University of Minnesota Law School

Estimating the Impact of Race in Sentencing: Issues in Highly Dimensional Models of Decision Making Charles F. Wellford, University of Maryland at College Park

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 514: LINKING SERIAL HOMICIDE Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 505

Chair: C. Gabrielle Salfati, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Serial and Spree Homicide: Different Crimes or all Serial Crimes? C. Gabrielle Salfati, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Thomas A. Petee, Auburn University Jessica Lynn Field, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Medical Serial Murder Steven Hoover C. Gabrielle Salfati, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Bruce Sackman, Consultant

Relation of Criminal History to Distance Traveled to Body Disposal Site in Serial Homicide Fabiola Ceballos, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Carrie Trojan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice C. Gabrielle Salfati, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

371 Friday, November 3

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 515: PRISON MORALITIES: CROSS-CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 506

Chair: Alison Liebling, University of Cambridge

Identifying Prison Moralities Alison Liebling, University of Cambridge

What Do We Know About Prison Racism? Leonidas Cheliotis, University of Cambridge

Measuring Prison Performance in Public and Private: An American Perspective Scott D. Camp, Federal Bureau of Prisons

"Harmony" versus "Security": Race Control and Private Prisons in the United States and England Michael A. Hallett, University of North Florida

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 516: THEORY BUILDING AND THEORY TESTING IN RESTORATIVE JUSTICE Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 507

Chair: Mara F. Schiff, Florida Atlantic University

Restorative Justice and Perceived Effectiveness: An Examination of Self- report Reponses from Juvenile Offenders Nancy Rodriguez, Arizona State University

372 Friday, November 3

Linking Intervention Theory to Performance Outcomes in Restorative Justice: The Case for Community Gordon Bazemore, Florida Atlantic University Mara F. Schiff, Florida Atlantic University

Discussant: Heather Strang, Australian National University

MEETING

SESSION 517: DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY EDITORIAL BOARD MEETING Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 517

MEETING

SESSION 518: AFRICAN CRIMINOLOGY AND JUSTICE ASSOCIATION MEETING Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 519

AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC

SESSION 519: INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 408A

Chair: Rosemary L. Barberet, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Critics Graeme Newman, University at Albany Slawomir REDO, United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Mahesh K. Nalla, Michigan State University James O. Finckenauer, Rutgers University

373 Friday, November 3

Introduction to International Criminal Justice Mangai Natarajan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

SESSION 520: SOCIETY AND DRUG USE: EXAMINING THE ISSUES (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 308A

Chair: Tanja C. Link, University of Georgia

Does A Difference Make A Difference? A Cross-cultural Comparative Analysis of Adolescent Drinking in Germany and the United States Tanja C. Link, University of Georgia

Moving Through the "Candy" Maze: A "local" Profile of Club-Drug Use Wilson R. Palacios, University of South Florida

The Importance of the Partnership among Male and Female Heroin Users in China Huan NA Gao, Rutgers University Yalin NA Huang, Hainan University, People's Republic of China

The non-medical use of prescription drugs and criminal behavior Jason A. Ford, University of Central Florida

Why Do African Americans Say "No to Drugs"?: The Influence of Religion on Abstinence. Frank Biafora, St. John

SESSION 521: TERRORISM AND RESPONSES TO IT Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 402B

Chair: Robert W. Taylor, University of North Texas

An Overview of the Domestic Far-right and its Criminal Activities Joshua D. Freilich, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Steven Chermak, Michigan State University Albert Orlando Gamarra, CUNY Graduate Center/John Jay College of Criminal Justice 374 Friday, November 3

'Ecoterrorism' and Moral Panics Jason Laurendeau, University of Calgary Erin Gibbs Van Brunschot, University of Calgary

Tracking Palestinian Terrorists in America, Circa 1940s: Irgun Tzvai Leumi v. The FBI and OSS Mitchel Roth, Sam Houston State University

Is There a Role for Private Security in the Fight against Domestic Terrorism? Larry D. Stewart, St. Petersburg College

Terrorism and Anti-Terrorism Terrorism: Two Ways of Doing Evil Jayne T Mooney, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

SESSION 522: TERRORISM AND RELATED PRIVACY ISSUES Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 403B

Chair: Betty M Chemers, National Academies

Terrorism Prevention, Technology and Privacy: The Rubber Hits The Road Betty M Chemers, National Academies

Big Brother in the New Millennium: The USA Patriot Act and Renewed Domestic Surveillance Lloyd Klein, Macon State College

The Nature and Techniques of Intelligence Gathering in the US Before and After 9 - 11:Implications for American Democracy and the Success of the War on Terror Joseph Albini, Wayne State University

Discussant: Chris Dunn, Bowling Green State University

SESSION 523: HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS AND THE RULE OF LAW IN INTERNATIONAL CONTEXTS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 405

Chair: Joachim Savelsberg, University of Minnesota

375 Friday, November 3

Hidden Apartheid: The Status of Dalits or "Untouchables" in India Sesha Kethineni, Illinois State University David N. Falcone, Illinois State University

On the Measurement of Crimes Against Humanity: Examples from Sudan and Rwanda Catrien C.J.H. Bijleveld, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement (NSCR) Mathilde Huikeshoven, Free University, Amsterdam

War Crimes, Democracy, and the Rule of Law in Belgrade, the Former Yugoslavia, and Beyond Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich, Florida State University John Hagan, Northwestern University

Discussant: Joachim Savelsberg, University of Minnesota

SESSION 524: ELABORATING GENERAL STRAIN THEORY Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 409A

Chair: Daniel R. Lee, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Assessing the Relationship between Schools, Strain, and Delinquency Daniel R. Lee, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Jeffrey W. Cohen, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Family Conflict, Negative Emotion, Personal and Social Resources, and Delinquency Dusten Ray Hollist, The University of Montana-Missoula

General Strain Amid Restoration: An Examination of Instrumental and Retaliatory Offenses Stephen K. Rice, Seton Hall University

The Role of Social and Personal Resources in General Strain Theory: How Do They Operate? Lisa A Kort-Butler, North Carolina State University

376 Friday, November 3

MOVIE

SESSION 525: AILEEN: LIFE AND DEATH OF A SERIAL KILLER (89 MIN; 2003) Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm Convention Center, 411

SESSION 526: SUBSTANCE ABUSE AMONG ADOLESENCE Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 501B

Chair: Michael Louis Weiss, University of Miami, Department of Sociology

Social Bonds and Marijuana Use in Adolescence Michael Louis Weiss, University of Miami, Department of Sociology

Social Networks and Drug and Alcohol Use Behaviors Among Sexual-Minority Youth Jennifer Anne Brown, Bowling Green State University Peggy C. Giordano, The Bowling Green State University Wendy D. Manning, The Bowling Green State University Monica A. Longmore, The Bowling Green State University

The Recent Trend of Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug (ATOD) Use Among Middle and High School Students in Rutherford County, TN Tae M. Choo, Middle Tennessee State University

I, My Parents, and My Friends: Attitudes, Substance Use, and Gambling Among Delaware Students Tihomir Enev, University of Delaware Roberta E. Gealt, University of Delaware Steven S. Martin, University of Delaware Daniel J. O'Connell, University of Delaware

SESSION 527: RACE AND SENTENCING (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME) Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 501C

Chair: Jason Carmichael, The Ohio State University

377 Friday, November 3

Examining the Decision-Making Practices of Line Prosecutors in Two Counties Donald Stemen, Vera Institute of Justice Nicole Hendricks, Vera Institute of Justice/Holyoke Community College

Sentencing the "Model Minority:" Examining Asian American Sentencing Outcomes in U.S. Federal District Courts Sara Betsinger, University of Maryland at College Park Brian D. Johnson, University of Maryland at College Park

The Policies of Time: Cross-Sectional Time-Series Analysis of Sentencing Guidelines; Race and Imprisonment Rates Mark Gregory Harmon, University of Oregon

The Racial Politics of Juvenile Punishment: Treating Juvenile Offenders as Adults Jason T Carmichael, Ohio State University

SESSION 528: COMMUNITIES AND CRIME Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Shelley Matthews, Emory University

Inequality, Political Participation, and Civic Reintegration Christopher Uggen, University of Minnesota Department of Sociology Michelle Inderbitzin, Oregon State University

Organizational Participation in Urban Communities: Creating Structure and Reducing Crime" Christine Sharon Barrow, Rutgers University School of Criminal Justice

Returning Home: Prisoner Release, Neighborhood Well-Being, and Crime Kevin M. Drakulich, University of Washington Robert D. Crutchfield, University of Washington Ross L. Matsueda, University of Washington

What Explains the Code of the Street?: A Test of Contextual and Compositional Explanations Shelley Matthews, Emory University

378 Friday, November 3

SESSION 528: CURRENT ISSUES IN THE WAR ON TERRORISM Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Robert M. Worley, Sam Houston State University

Current Issues in the War on Terrorism Robert M. Worley, Sam Houston State University Sam Swindell, Sam Houston State University Daniel Mabrey, Sam Houston State University Minwoo Yun, Sam Houston State University Mike Van Aelstyn, Sam Houston State University

SESSION 528: EXPERT DECISION-MAKING IN OFFENDERS Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Claire Nee, University of Portsmouth

Expert Decision-Making in Offenders. Claire Nee, University of Portsmouth Richard Wright, University of Missouri - St. Louis Volkan Topalli, Georgia State University

SESSION 528: MAKING THE TEXT REAL: RESEARCH PROJECTS AND CLASSROOM ASSIMILATION Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Matthew Petrocelli, Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville

Making the Text Real: Research Projects and Classroom Assimilation Matthew Petrocelli, Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville Trish Oberweis, Southern Illinois University P. Ann Dirks-Linhorst, Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville Kevin D. Cannon, Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville Florence Maatita, Southern Illinois University

379 Friday, November 3

SESSION 528: PRISON RAPE ELIMINATION ACT: DATA COLLECTIONS UNDERWAY AT THE BUREAU OF JUSTICE STATISTICS (BJS) Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Christopher P. Krebs, RTI International

Participants Allan J. Beck, Bureau of Justice Statistics David Cantor, Westat, Inc.

SESSION 528: SOCIAL HARM IV - WHAT DOES THE FUTURE BRING? (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Martin Schwartz, Ohio University

Participants Walter S. DeKeseredy, University of Ontario Institute of Technology David Kauzlarich, Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville Shahid Alvi, University of Ontario Institute of Technology Ronald Kramer, Western Michigan University Rick A. Matthews, Carthage College Danielle McGurrin, Stonehill College

SESSION 529: RACIAL PROFILING: EMPIRICAL RESEARCH AND THEORETICAL PROBLEMS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME) Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 503

Chair: John D Reitzel, Illinois State University

Benchmarks in Racial Profiling Research: A Critique of Existing Methods with Data from Washington State Clayton Mosher, Washington State University - Vancouver Travis Pratt, Washington State University Mitch Pickerill, Washington State University - Vancouver Nicholas P. Lovrich, Washington State University Michael J. Gaffney, Washington State University

380 Friday, November 3

Contextualized Traffic Stops: Examining the Social and Spatial Determinants of Police-Citizen Encounters John D Reitzel, Illinois State University Stephen K. Rice, Seton Hall University

Missing Data in Racial Profiling: A Reanalysis of Past Studies Amber L Beckley, University of Maryland Laura J. Dugan, University of Maryland at College Park Shawn D. Bushway, University of Maryland at College Park

Attitudes Toward the Use of Racial/Ethnic Profiling to Prevent Crime and Terrorism Daniel Brazier, George Mason University Katrina Forrest, George Mason University Devon Johnson, George Mason University Crispin Ketelhut, George Mason University Darron Mason, George Mason University Marc Mitchell, George Mason University

SESSION 530: RISK ASSESSMENT OF OFFENDERS Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, 504

Chair: Lior Gideon, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Risk Assessment and Diversity Ester Louisa Ragonese, Liverpool John Moores University Lawrence Burke, Liverpool John Moores University

The Predictive Validity of the Level of Service Inventory-Revised for Drug-Involved Parolees Christopher E. Kelly, Temple University Wayne N. Welsh, Temple University

Preliminary Validation of the Risk Assessment Index and Multivariate Actuarial Prediction of Clients' Termination in the Douglas County, Nebraska, Day Reporting Center Dae-Young Kim, University of Nebraska at Omaha

381 Friday, November 3

SEMINAR

SESSION 531: OPEN LAB: SPECIALONE-ON-ONE TRAINING WITH APPLE EXPERTS Friday, November 3 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Convention Center, Concourse Hall

MEETING

SESSION 532: DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY EXECUTIVE MEETING Friday, November 3 - 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm Convention Center, 516

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

SESSION 533: PATHWAYS TO CAREER PROFESSIONALIZATION Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 502B

Chair: Gilbert Geis, University of California, Irvine

Participants William Chambliss, George Washington University Jim Short, Washington State University Rita J. Simon, The American University Finn-Aage Esbensen, University of Missouri - St. Louis

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 534: THE INSTITUTIONAL CONTEXT OF CRIME Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 308A

Chair: Steven F. Messner, University at Albany

Voter Turnout and Neighborhood Violent Crime Rates Lance Hannon, Occidental College

382 Friday, November 3

Land Use and Crime Thomas D. Stucky, Indiana University - Purdue University, Indianapolis John Ottensmann, Indiana University Purdue University at Indianapolis

An Interrupted Time Series Analysis of Durkheim's Social Deregulation Thesis: The Case of the Russian Federation William Alex Pridemore, Indiana University Mitchell B. Chamlin, University of Cincinnati John K. Cochran, University of South Florida

The Impact of Social Institutions and Individual Life Domains on Criminal Behavior Over the Life Course Lisa R. Muftic, University of North Texas Leana A. Bouffard, Washington State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 535: NARCOTRAFFIC, VIOLENCE AND POLITICS IN MEXICO (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 402A

Chair: James H. Creechan, University of Toronto/La Universidad de Sinaloa

Myths and Facts about Drugs in Mexico: Astorga Luis Astorga, UNAM (Mexico D.F)

Mexico as a Trampoline for Drug Delivery Jorge Chabat, CIDE

Zero Tolerance And Crime Reduction In Latin America: The Inapplicability And Ineffectiveness Of A Popular Idea Arturo Alvarado-Mendoza, El Colegio de Mexico

383 Friday, November 3

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 536: RESULTS FROM THE NATIONAL VIOLENT DEATH REPORTING SYSTEM (NVDRS) Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 402B

Chair: Lawrence Barker, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Homicide Followed by Suicide: Results from the National Violent Death Reporting System, 2003 - 2004 Robert Bossarte, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention Thomas R. Simon, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention Lawrence Barker, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Homicide Characteristics Reported in Seven States During 2003: Unique contributions of the National Violent Death Reporting System Alex E Crosby, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Homicide of Children Aged 0-4 Years, 2003-2004: Results from the National Violent Death Reporting System M Daniel Bennett, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Discussant: Debra L Karch, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 537: NEW STRATEGIES TO FIGHT AND PREVENT ORGANIZED CRIME (PANEL ORGANIZED BY IASOC) Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 403B

Chair: James B. Jacobs, New York University

Mobsters, Unions & Feds; strategies to attack entrenched organized crime in the U.S. labor movement James B. Jacobs, New York University

384 Friday, November 3

Anti-Mafia policies in Italy Antonio la Spina, University of Palermo

The Administrative Approach in Amsterdam Hans Nelen, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Conflict Diamonds and Trust Dina Siegel, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Henk van de Bunt, Erasmus University Rotterdam

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 538: IMPROVING FBI CRIME AND HOMICIDE DATABASES (SPONSORED BY THE AMERICAN STATISTICAL ASSOCIATION'S COMMITTEE ON LAW AND JUSTICE STATISTICS AND THE BUREAU OF JUSTICE STATISTICS) Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 404A

Chair: Janet L. Lauritsen, University of Missouri - St. Louis

Dial "M" for Missing: Imputation Approaches for the Supplementary Homicide Reports James Alan Fox, Northeastern University Marc L. Swatt, Northeastern University

Filling Gaps in the Uniform Crime Reports Michael D. Maltz, The Ohio State University Clint Roberts, Ohio State University Elizabeth Stasny, The Ohio State University

Discussant: Susan Paddock, Rand Corporation

385 Friday, November 3

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 539: THE DEVELOPMENT OF PERSISTENT CRIMINALITY III Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 404B

Chair: Joanne Savage, The American University

Strain, Social Control, Social Support, and Persistent Offending Stephy Ellis, The American University Joanne Savage, The American University

Developmental Trajectories, Stressful Life Events, and Delinquency Timothy O. Ireland, Niagara University John P. Hoffmann, Brigham Young University Craig J. Rivera, Niagara University

Reconsidering Gottfredson and Hirschi's General Theory of Crime: Linking the Micro- and Macro-level Sources of Self-control and Criminal Behavior Over the Life-course Travis C. Pratt, Washington State University

Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Persistent Female Offending: A Review of Theory and Research Asha M. Goldweber, University of California, Irvine Lisa Broidy, University of New Mexico Elizabeth Cauffman, University of California, Irvine

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 540: USING THE NATIONAL INCIDENT BASED REPORTING SYSTEM (NIBRS) TO STUDY VIOLENT OFFENDING Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 406B

Chair: Eve Buzawa, University of Massachusetts Lowell

386 Friday, November 3

The Impact of Community Characteristics on the Police Response to Domestic and Non-Domestic Assaults Eve Buzawa, University of Massachusetts Lowell April Pattavina, University of Massachusetts Lowell David Hirschel, University of Massachusetts Lowell

Using NIBRS to Identify the Correlates of Race- and Age-Specific Murder and Robbery Rates Roland Chilton, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Wendy C. Regoeczi, Cleveland State University

A Contextual Effects Model for Understanding the Causes and Correlates of Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted In the Line of Duty Donald Faggiani, Faggiani Consulting Services Daniel B. Bibel, Massachusetts State Police Department Lorie A. Fridell, University of South Florida

Crime in Mill Towns: Using NIBRS to Examine Social Disorganization in Small Post-Industrial Massachusetts Communities David E. Lambert, Massachusetts State Police Department Daniel B. Bibel, Massachusetts State Police Department

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 541: CULTURAL CRIMINOLOGY: GENDER, TRANSGRESSION AND JUSTICE (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 407

Chair: Keith Hayward, University of Kent

Poles Apart: Pole Dancing Gone Mainstream Donna Killingbeck, Eastern Michigan University Chadd Michael Powell, Eastern Michigan University

387 Friday, November 3

Gender and the Body Canvas: Analyzing the Portrayal of Tattooed Women on Educational Television Programs Desire Janelle-Maralyn Anastasia, Wayne State University Paul S. Leighton, Eastern Michigan University

Taboo, Transgression, and Crime: Bataille and Beyond Mike Presdee, University of Kent

Uses for Cultural Criminology within Restorative Justice Bailey Alyssa Moreno, Eastern Michigan University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 542: IS THE "WAR ON TERRORISM" ONLY A METAPHOR? Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 408A

Chair: Peter K. Manning, Northeastern University

The Militarization of Intelligence Jean Paul Brodeur, Universite de Montreal

Searching for the “New Terrorism” Benoit Gagnon, University of Montreal Etienne Blais, Universite de Montreal

War, Risk and Predictability: Terror in Canadian Public Discourse Stephane Leman-Langlois, University of Montreal

388 Friday, November 3

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 543: FEAR, FUGITIVES, TEENS AND LEGITIMACY OVER TIME OR SPACE IN PHILADELPHIA Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 409B

Chair: John S. Goldkamp, Temple University

Nagging Worries about Fear of Crime, Incivilities, and Spatial Patterning Brian Wyant, Temple University

Targeted Drug Enforcement and Adverse Side-Effects: Generating Fugitives in Philadelphia John S. Goldkamp, Temple University Elena Rely Vilcica, Temple University

Confidence in Criminal Justice, Police Fairness, and Ecological Variation in Satisfaction With Local Government Clairissa D. Breen, Temple University

Collective Efficacy, Incivilities and Validity of a Key Indicator: Chasing Down Troublesome Teens and Delinquents Ralph Brecken Taylor, Temple University Marie Garcia, Temple University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 544: POLICE USE OF FORCE: MULTI-DIRECTIONAL EXPLORATION Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 501A

Chair: William Terrill, Michigan State University

Police Use of Force Policy Types: Results from a National Agency Survey William Terrill, Michigan State University Eugene A. Paoline III, University of Central Florida

389 Friday, November 3

Police Officers' Cognitive, Emotional, and Perceptual Reactions During Lethal Force Situations: Informing the Reasonableness Standard David A. Klinger, University of Missouri - St. Louis Rod Brunson, University of Missouri - St. Louis

The Use and Effectiveness of the TASER by the Police: A Comparison of Different Data Sources Justin T. Ready, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Michael D. White, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Christopher Fisher, CUNY Graduate Center - John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Interviewing Suspects about Police Use of Force: Methodological Issues and Substantive Findings. Joel Garner, Joint Centers for Justice Studies, Inc. Christopher D. Maxwell, Michigan State University/University of Michigan

Discussant: Ed Maguire, George Mason University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 545: HISTORIANS AND ORGANIZED CRIME: DECONSTRUCTING MYTHS, CONSTRUCTING REALITIES Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 506

Chair: Peter H. Reuter, University of Maryland at College Park

Presenters William Howard Moore, University of Wyoming Mark H. Haller, Temple University

390 Friday, November 3

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 546: REFORMING POLICING THROUGH INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE: LESSONS LEARNED AND LESSONS UNLEARNED, PART II (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 507

Chair: Otwin Marenin, Washington State University

Assessing the Needs for Police Reform in the Context of Good Governance and International Cooperation Yvon Dandurand, University College of the Fraser Valley Curt Griffiths, Simon Fraser University Vivienne Chin, International Centre for Criminal Law

Transforming Policing or Reforming Police: The Northern Mary O'Rawe, University of Ulster

Lessons Learned from the Emerging Nations of Micronesia on the Role of Police in Developing Nations Bryan J. Vila, Washington State University - Spokane

Discussant: Tonita Murray, Canadian Police College, Ontario

PRESIDENTIAL SESSION

SESSION 547: THE PROGRAM OF RESEARCH ON THE CAUSES AND CORRELATES OF DELINQUENCY AT 20: REFLECTIONS ON THE PAST, DIRECTIONS FOR THE FUTURE Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 408B

Chair: Buddy C. Howell, National Youth Gang Center

391 Friday, November 3

Participants Buddy C. Howell, National Youth Gang Center David Huizinga, University of Colorado at Boulder Rolf Loeber, University of Pittsburgh Terence P. Thornberry, University of Colorado

SESSION 548: WHAT'S UP AT NIJ Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 308B

What's Up at NIJ? Thomas E. Feucht, National Institute of Justice

SESSION 549: FULBRIGHT OPPORTUNITIES: A QUIZ FOR PRIOR FULBRIGHT PARTICIPANTS Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 410

Chair: Doris Layton MacKenzie, University of Maryland at College Park

Participants Cindy J. Smith, University of Baltimore Alexander T. Vazsonyi, Auburn University Ko-lin Chin, Rutgers University

SESSION 550: DIVISION ON CORRECTIONS AND SENTENCING SOCIAL Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm Convention Center, 518

392 Friday, November 3

AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC

SESSION 551: KNOWING WHAT WE KNOW: AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN'S EXPERIENCE OF VIOLENCE AND VIOLATION Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 403A

Chair: Natalie J. Sokoloff, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Critics Natalie J. Sokoloff, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Hillary Potter, University of Colorado at Boulder Anthony J. Lemelle Jr., University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Angela Moore, National Institute of Justice Oliver J. Williams, University of Minnesota

Knowing What We Know: African American Women's Experience of Violence and Violation Gail Garfield, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

SESSION 552: COMMUNITY INFORMAL SOCIAL CONTROL: DOES IT WORK IN EVERY CONTEXT? Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 401

Chair: Rebecca Wickes, Griffith University, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice

Outsiders, Outlaws, and Growing Up Tough: Boys and Social Control in the Country L. Susan Williams, Kansas State University Delores E. Craig-Moreland, Wichita State University

Social Capital, Formal Control and Victimization: Testing the Systemic Model of Community Disorganization. Nirmal Niroula, Ohio University-Chillicothe

Community Representation: Who is Speaking for the Community? Ron Althouse, West Virginia University Jeri Kirby, West Virginia University James J. Nolan III, West Virginia University

393 Friday, November 3

SESSION 553: CRIME TRENDS AND PATTERNS IN CROSS-NATIONAL COMPARISON (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 405

Chair: Charles R. Tittle, North Carolina State University

Crime Dynamics in States in Transition: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania Vania Ceccato, University of Cambridge Robert Haining, University of Cambridge

Comparing Crime Trends in Western Europe and the USA from 1990 to 2003 Marcelo F. Aebi, University of Lausanne

Crime Trends in South Korea from 2000 to 2004: A Growth Curve Model Approach Dae-Hoon Kwak, Michigan State University Yoon Ho Lee, Dongguk University

A Cross-National Test of Bonger's Theory of Criminality and Economic Conditions Olena Antonaccio, North Carolina State University Charles R. Tittle, North Carolina State University

SESSION 554: RESTORATIVE JUSTICE AND REINTEGRATIVE SHAMING IN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 406A

Chair: Elizabeth Beck, Georgia State University

The Restorative Implications of Prison-Based Animal Programs Gennifer Furst, William Paterson University

Using Restorative Justice in Capital Cases Elizabeth Beck, Georgia State University Sarah L. Britto, Central Washington University

Competition Between Macro and Micro Interactions: Reintegrative Shaming Practices used in the Formal Juvenile Court. Suzanna Ramirez, University of Washington

Defendant Perceptions of Fairness in Traditional and Community Courts M. Somjen Frazer, Center for Court Innovation 394 Friday, November 3

SESSION 555: FEMALE OFFENDERS' STRUGGLES WITH MOTHERING Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 409A

Chair: Zina T. McGee, Hampton University

Attachment, social support, and parenting attitudes among women drug offenders in community treatment Elizabeth Hall, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs Michael L. Prendergast, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs

Female Repeat Offenders Negotiating Identity Brenda Geiger, Bar-Ilan University Michael Fischer, Norfolk State University

Going Straight for Her Children: How Reunification Affects Mothers' Desistance after Incarceration Venezia Michalsen, Women's Prison Association and the CUNY Graduate Center MOVIE

SESSION 556: SHORTS I (33 MIN) & SHORTS II (33 MIN) Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:40 pm Convention Center, 411

SESSION 557: RACIAL/ETHNIC MINORITES AND ISSUES IN POLICING (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME) Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 501B

Chair: Christine Edna Winifred Bond, The University of Queensland

Young People's Perceptions of Policing: The Impact of Race and Ethnicity Christine Edna Winifred Bond, The University of Queensland John S Western, The University of Queensland Michelle Hayes, University of Queensland

Chicano or blue: Does the race of the officer matter in policing? Edwardo Luis Portillos, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs

Satisfaction with Police: Examining the Interaction between Race and Neighborhood Disadvantage Derrick Franke, University of Maryland at College Park 395 Friday, November 3

Urban Delinquency: A Critical Examination of an Emerging Oppositional Culture and its Impact on Urban Policing Daryl Meeks, California State University, Long Beach

SESSION 558: RESEARCH ON JURIES Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 501C

Chair: Robert Allen Sarver III, Sam Houston State University

A Jury of Our Peers: Reality or Fiction Roger Enriquez, University of Texas at San Antonio John W. Clark III, University of North Alabama

Jury Representativeness Robert Allen Sarver III, Sam Houston State University Philip Lyons, Sam Houston State University

Mock Juror Verdict Selections: Effect of Media and the Guilty but Mentally Ill Verdict Option Tarika Daftary, CUNY Graduate Center/John Jay College of Criminal Justice Stuart Kirschner, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Keith Markus, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Anjie Broadwater, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Summoned Jurors Attitude Towards Confessions John W. Clark III, University of North Alabama

Why Have Jurors Been Referred to as 'Cats, Dogs and Hammer Handles'? Explaining Jury Verdicts Ruth-Ellen M. Grimes, REMJG Consulting

SESSION 559: CRIME AND SPACE SYNTAX Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 502A

Chair: William R. Smith, North Carolina State University

Crime and Space Syntax William R. Smith, North Carolina State University Elizabeth L. Davison, Appalachian State University Olena Antonaccio, North Carolina State University Perver Baran, North Carolina State University 396 Friday, November 3

Yixiang Long, North Carolina State University Jean Wineman, University of Michigan Linda Nubani, American University of Dubai, UAE Umut Toker, California Polytechnic State University

Space Syntax in a Suburban Community: Integration and Connectivity as Crime Facilitators William R. Smith, North Carolina State University Perver Baran, North Carolina State University Umut Toker, California Polytechnic State University

Social Disorganization and Routine Activity Theories: Socio-Ecological Models of Crime in an Urban Context Olena Antonaccio, North Carolina State University William R. Smith, North Carolina State University Perver Baran, North Carolina State University Yixiang Long, North Carolina State University Elizabeth L. Davison, Appalachian State University

A Space Syntax and Campus Crime: Street and Sidewalk Evidence from a University Context Perver Baran, North Carolina State University Yixiang Long, North Carolina State University William R. Smith, North Carolina State University

Targets for Crime: Measuring Spatial and Visual Attributes of Crime Locations Jean Wineman, University of Michigan Linda Nubani, American University of Dubai, UAE

SESSION 559: HOMICIDE ISSUES Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Joseph D. Diaz, Fayetteville State University

An Exploration of Childhood Trauma and Serial Murder: The Case of Dennis Nilsen Joseph D. Diaz, Fayetteville State University

Asian Subgroups, Gang Homicides, and Weapons David A. Lopez, California State University - Northridge Tiffany S. Siriwardene, Cal. State University - Northridge Andrea Taylor, Cal. State University - Northridge

397 Friday, November 3

Perceived Fears: The Reporting Patterns of Juvenile Homicides in New Orleans John G. Boulahanis, Southeastern Louisiana University

The Role of Street Culture in Latino Homicide Erin Michele Fishburn, The George Washington University

Victims of Criminal Homicide: A Test of Sociological and Forensic Approaches Sean E Goodison, University of Maryland, College Park

SESSION 559: INFANTICIDE & FEMALE FETICIDE - A CROSS CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 502A

Female Feticide & Infanticide in India Sheetal Ranjan, CUNY Graduate Center/John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Infanticide Jaclyn D Smith, University of Maryland, College Park

Feticide and Infanticide in Korea, China and Japan Jihyon Kang, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

SESSION 559: SEX OFFENDER CLUSTERING Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 502A

Criminal History and Offense Patterns of Registered Sex Offenders Vincent J. Webb, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Cindy Lucas, Phoenix Police Department Constance Anne Kostelac, Arizona State University

Geographic Analysis of Sex Offender Clustering Aimee Cardenas, Phoenix Police Department Karen Kontak, Phoenix Police Department Constance Anne Kostelac, Arizona State University

Stakeholder Views of Sex Offender Clustering Vincent J. Webb, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale

The Impact of Sex Offender Clustering on Neighborhood Residents Charles M. Katz, Arizona State University West Constance Anne Kostelac, Arizona State University

398 Friday, November 3

The Impact of Sex Offender Registration and Notification Requirements on Sex Offenders Charles M. Katz, Arizona State University West

SESSION 559: TEACHING INTERNATIONAL/COMPARATIVE CRIMINOLOGY/ CRIMINAL JUSTICE Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Mangai Natarajan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Participants Jay Albanese, Virginia Commonwealth University & National Institute of Justice Obi N.I. Ebbe, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Sesha Kethineni, Illinois State University Philip L. Reichel, University of Northern Colorado Graeme Newman, University at Albany

SESSION 560: WORKING AND INTERVENING WITH YOUTH Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 503

Chair: Lonn Lanza-Kaduce, University of Florida

Implementing "Thinking for a Change" in Florida's Juvenile Institutions Lonn Lanza-Kaduce, University of Florida Jodi Lane, University of Florida Ronald L. Akers, University of Florida Gretchen Pendell, University of Florida Carrie Lynn Schrage, University of Florida Erin Christina Lane, University of Florida Jessica Perry, University of Florida

Social Skills Training: Effects on Behavior and Recidivism with First-Time Adjudicated Youth Kathy Bailey, Grand Valley State University James David Ballard, California State University, Northridge

Teen Court: An Evaluation of the Selection Process in Producing "Good" Candidates Frances Mary Lanthier, UCSC

399 Friday, November 3

Who Calls the Cops and Why?: A Survey of Public High School Students in Chicago and Their Experiences with the Police Richard Gary Greenleaf, SUNY Plattsburgh Stephanie Albertson, University of Delaware

SESSION 561: MEDIA COVERAGE ON DRUGS Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 504

Chair: Jennifer Ernestina Cobbina, UMSL

An Examination of Newspaper Coverage of Methamphetamine in the Heartland Robert R. Weidner, University of Minnesota Duluth

Constructing the Rave Culture: EOCDs (Ecstasy and Other Club Drugs) a Media Analysis Ryan Baker, Indiana University

Images of Meth: What Explains Variation in Media Coverage of Methamphetamine Use Over Time? Nick L Parsons, Washington State University Vancouver

Racial and Class Differences in the Portrayals of Crack-Cocaine and Methamphetamine in Print Media Jennifer Ernestina Cobbina, UMSL

SESSION 562: VARIETIES OF CRIMINALITY (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Friday, November 3 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Convention Center, 505

Chair: Sean P. Varano, Northeastern University

Latino Homicide: Disentangling the Circumstances of Lethal Altercations Sean P. Varano, Northeastern University Jeffrey Michael Cancino, Texas State University-San Marcos Joseph A. Schafer, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale

Patterns of Adult Co-offending Sarah van Mastrigt, University of Cambridge David P. Farrington, University of Cambridge

400 Friday, November 3

Troubled Waters: Maritime Piracy in the New Millennium Rick Ruddell, California State University - Chico

Changes in Illegal Economic Activity in the Post-crack Era Ellen Benoit, N. D. R. I., Inc. Eloise Dunlap, N. D. R. I., Inc. Bruce D. Johnson, N.D.R.I.

Psychological Exploitativeness and Self-Reported Deviance Mark S. Davis, Kent State University Molly Holzheimer, Kent State University Manfred H M van Dulmen, Kent State University MEETING

SESSION 563: DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY BUSINESS MEETING II Friday, November 3 - 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm Biltmore Hotel, Roman Room

SESSION 564: PRESIDENTIAL PLENARY: PRESIDENTIAL JUSTICE AWARD AND PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS Friday, November 3 - 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm Biltmore Hotel, Crystal Room

Chair: Gary LaFree, University of Maryland at College Park

Presidential Justice Award Bernardo Matias Perez

Presidential Address: Expanding Criminology's Domain Gary LaFree, University of Maryland at College Park

SESSION 565: DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY SOCIAL Friday, November 3 - 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm Biltmore Hotel, Roman Room

401 Friday, November 3

SESSION 566: PRESIDENTIAL RECEPTION Friday, November 3 - 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm Biltmore Hotel, Emerald Room

MEETING

SESSION 567: THEORETICAL CRIMINOLOGY 10TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION (SPONSORED BY SAGE PUBLICATIONS AND THE EDITORS) Friday, November 3 - 8:00 pm to 9:00 pm Biltmore Hotel, Corinthian Room

MEETING

SESSION 568: DANCE; THE HOT SPOTS Friday, November 3 - 10:00 pm to 11:55 pm Biltmore Hotel, Gold Room

MEETING

SESSION 569: DANCE; DJ HIP HOP Friday, November 3 - 10:00 pm to 11:55 pm Biltmore Hotel, Tiffany Room

402 Saturday, November 4

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 570: PEACEMAKING CRIMINOLOGY (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY) Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 308B

Chair: William J. Farrell, Indiana University Southeast

Chaos, Peacemaking and Punishment: Lessons From History William J. Farrell, Indiana University Southeast

Community Collaboration Dilemmas and Methamphetamine Responses William B. Brown, Western Oregon University Charles M. Terry, Saint Louis University

Risk Assessment or Risk Management Within the Context of Therapeutic Jurisprudence Randal Fritzler, Pacific Sentencing Initiative

AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC

SESSION 571: MASS, CONCENTRATED INCARCERATION Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 403A

Chair: Robert D. Crutchfield, University of Washington

Critics Robert D. Crutchfield, University of Washington Loic Wacquant, University of California - Berkeley Jonathan Simon, University of California-Berkeley

Punishment And Inequality in America Bruce Western, Princeton University

Incarceration and Community Todd R. Clear, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

403 Saturday, November 4

SESSION 572: UNDERSTANDING HATE CRIMES (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME) Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 308A

Chair: Silvina Ituarte, California State University, East Bay

Effects of International Conflict on Domestic Rates of Hate Crimes Deepta DasGupta, University of New Mexico

Escalating Prejudice: A Behavioral Analysis of Bias-Motivated Homicide Crime Scenes in the United States (1991-2001) Christopher Fisher, CUNY Graduate Center - John Jay College of Criminal Justice C. Gabrielle Salfati, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

The Banality of Antisemitism Paul Iganski, University of Essex

Towers of Rage, Echoes of Hate: Patterns of Post 9/11 Anti-Islamic Hate Crime Chris Dunn, Bowling Green State University

SESSION 573: FAMILY AND DELINQUENCY Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 309

Chair: Timothy McCorry, Buffalo State College

Adolescents' Perceptions of Monitoring and Supervision in Patriarchal and Non- Patriarchal Households Timothy McCorry, Buffalo State College

Cohabitation, Non-Traditional Family Structure, and the Development of Anti-Social Behavior. Christopher A. Kierkus, Grand Valley State University John D. Hewitt, Grand Valley State University

Compliance and Private Acceptance of Delinquent Behavior: The Effects of Relational and Instrumental Parenting Adam Monroe Stearn, Northeastern University

404 Saturday, November 4

Female Juvenile Prostitution: Substance Abuse, Family Factors and Abuse and Neglect Kara Brawn, Arizona State University Dominique E. Roe-Sepowitz, Arizona State University Zovig Boyajian, Arizona State University

SESSION 574: PATTERNS OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 401

Chair: Brian A. Grant, Addictions Research Centre

Cultural Context and College Students' Drinking Behavior Arina Gertseva, Washington State University

Examining the Impact of "Social Support" and Methamphetamine Use Vivian C. Pacheco, School of Criminal Justice, Rutgers-Newark

Injecting an Advantage: Motivations for Steroid Use & The Implications for Masculinity Lisa Anne Zilney, Montclair State University Anne A. Carroll, University of Tennessee - Knoxville

The Influence of Family and Non-Family Risk Networks on Drug Use on Mexican- Americans Non-Injecting Heroin Users Avelardo Valdez, University of Houston Alice Cepeda, University of Houston

SESSION 575: MUSIC, FILM, COMICS AND CRIME (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 402A

Chair: Christopher James Schneider, Arizona State University

Music, Media and Technology: Ownership, Production and the Law Christopher James Schneider, Arizona State University

Supervillains: Representations Of The Nature And Etiology Of Criminal Behavior In Contemporary American Comic Books Nickie Phillips, CUNY Graduate Center/John Jay College of Criminal Justice Staci Strobl, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

405 Saturday, November 4

The Hardest Hate: A Sociological Analysis of Hate Music Paul J. Becker, University of Dayton Bryan D. Byers, Ball State University Arthur J. Jipson, University of Dayton Beth A. Messner, Ball State University

SESSION 576: UNDERSTANDING VICTIMIZATION RISK (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 402B

Chair: Paul Nieuwbeerta, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement (NSCR)

The Paradoxical Effects of Personal Relationships with Neighbors on Burglary Victimization. Colin Loftin, University at Albany Brent Cameron Lovett, University at Albany, School of Criminal Justice David McDowall, University at Albany Carter Rees, University at Albany, SUNY Jeffrey C. Sandler, University at Albany

Residential Mobility and Household Victimization Min Xie, University at Albany

Cross-National Victimization: An Examination of Relationship to Offender and Crime Rachel E. Stein, University of Akron

The Linkage between Delinquent Behavior and Violent Victimization: An Examination from a Life Course Perspective Xiaojin Chen, Tulane University

The Effect of Internet Usage on the Perceived Likelihood of Victimization: An Exploratory Study Courtney A. Waid, Florida State University Rhonda R. Dobbs, University of Texas at Arlington

406 Saturday, November 4

SESSION 577: STRAIN IN NEW CONTEXTS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 403B

Chair: Tiffiney Youvette Barfield-Cottledge, Prairie View A&M University

A Quantitative Analysis of Traditional Gang Theory Tiffiney Youvette Barfield-Cottledge, Prairie View A&M University

Social Disorganization Redeux: Does Crime Remain High after Gentrification Darrell Irwin, University of North Carolina - Wilmington

Strain and Cyberbullying among Adolescent Internet Users Justin W. Patchin, University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire Sameer Hinduja, Florida Atlantic University

Versatile or Specialized ? Studying Juvenile Delinquency in Israel David Maimon, The Ohio State University Gideon Fishman, University of Haifa

SESSION 578: MEASURING CRIME RATES AND CRIME RATE TRENDS Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 404A

Chair: Marc Riedel, Southeastern Louisiana University

Measuring Crime Rates: Accounting for Daytime Population Brian J. Stults, University of Florida

Long-Term Trends in UCR Violent Crime Rates: Violent Offending, Police Efficiency, and/or Lethality? Susan M. Carlson, Western Michigan University

Using Randomized Responding to Measure Sexual Offending Behavior Michael Miner, University of Minnesota Bruce Center, University of Minnesota

Web-Based Crime Mapping for Decision Support, Policy Analysis, and Public Relations Joel M. Caplan, University of Pennsylvania

407 Saturday, November 4

SESSION 579: VICTIMS AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 404B

Chair: Tracy Ann Foley, Northeastern University

Reporting Sexual Assault: Experiences of Victims and Service Professionals in Two Cities Elizabeth Keller, University of Nebraska at Omaha

The Impact of Child Attributions and Perpetrator Framing on Children's Disclosures of Sexual Assault Heather R. Hlavka, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities

Victim Impact Statements as a Buffer against Rape Shield Law Violations Jennifer Tallon, CUNY Graduate Center/John Jay College Jennifer Groscup, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

SESSION 580: ISSUES OF CORRECTIONS AND CRIME CONTROL IN CROSS-NATIONAL COMPARISON (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 405

Chair: Nathan Meehan, University at Albany

A Twenty Year Follow-Up of the Kibbutz Resocialization Program: Did it Work and Why? Michael Fischer, Norfolk State University Brenda Geiger, Bar-Ilan University

International Variations on Sex Offender Control: Culture, Theory and Policy Linda B. Deutschmann, Thompson Rivers University Michael Petrunik, University of Ottawa Lloyd Klein, Macon State College

Human Rights Imprisoned: Institutional Human Rights Non-compliance in Europe Nathan Meehan, University at Albany

408 Saturday, November 4

SESSION 581: SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT: IN-PRISON THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY PROGRAMS Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 406A

Chair: David E Olson, Loyola University of Chicago

Predicting Retention in a Therapeutic Community Treatment: Findings from a Multi- site Study of In-Prison Programs Wendy Runkle, Temple University Matthew L. Hiller, Temple University Wayne N. Welsh, Temple University

Therapeutic Engagement in a Prison-Based Drug Treatment Therapeutic Community: The Effects of Inmate Characteristics Patrick N. McGrain, DeSales University

The Long Term Imact of the Sheridan Correctional Center Therapeutic Community David E Olson, Loyola University Chicago

SESSION 582: THE POLITICS OF VICTIMIZATION Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 406B

Chair: Bill McDonald, Georgetown University

Why don't you want our prisons to be safe? A cultural examination of prison rape Mark S. Fleisher, Case Western Reserve University Jessie L. Krienert, Illinois State University

Impact of Child Abduction Murders on Social and Public Policy Katherine M. Brown, Sam Houston State University Robert D. Keppel, Seattle University

The Search for Victim Status: Positive and Negative Factors Philip D. Holley, Southwestern Oklahoma State University Dennis Brewster, Oklahoma State University

Immigrants as Victims of Crime and Deviance: A Meta-Survey Bill McDonald, Georgetown University

409 Saturday, November 4

SESSION 583: RESPONSES TO TERRORISM AND DISASTERS Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 407

Chair: Kevin Strom, RTI International

An Examination of the Complexities Associated with the Role of Public Safety Officers in the Mist of Disasters Terri Marie Adams-Fuller, Howard University

Interagency Coordination and Response: Case study of July 2005 London Terrorist Attacks Kevin Strom, RTI International Joe Eyerman, RTI International

The Reality of Risk Assessment and Terrorism Lisa N. Sacco, University at Albany Henda Hsu, University at Albany

Security Agencies Perspectives on Terror Orit Shalev, National Defense College

What Counterterrorism "Really" Means: Analysis of Change in Local Police Practices Post-September 11 Michele Grillo, Rutgers University

SESSION 584: CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY: "JUSTICE" SYSTEMS (CO- SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY AND DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 408A

Chair: Rick Sarre, University of South Australia

America's Justice System: Broken Oaths, Ignored Rights, Wrongful Convictions, Callous Indifference Barbara H. Zaitzow, Appalachian State University J. Scott Hornoff, Boston University

Contradictions in Terms and Treatment: Trying Youth as Adults in a Criminal Court Carla Barrett, CUNY Graduate Center

410 Saturday, November 4

The Transformative Potential of Ombud Processes: the Canadian Correctional Investigator Investigated. Joane Martel, Université Laval

Paperwork and Power in Parole Revocation Proceedings Sara Steen, University of Colorado at Boulder Leith Lombas, University of Colorado--Boulder Tara Opsal, University of Colorado at Boulder

SESSION 585: GENDER-RESPONSIVE PROGRAMS FEMALE OFFENDERS Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 409A

Chair: Mary Rogers, Black Hills State University

All Girl-All Women Environments: Female Responsive Services for Girls and the Implications of Parallel Process Rebecca Lynn Maniglia, University of Illinois at Chicago

Correcting Girls: Gender-Responsive Program Delivery in Juvenile Justice Settings Laurie Schaffner, University of Illinois at Chicago

Moving from Androgyny to Individuation: Increasing the Utility of the LSI-R for Women with the Gender Responsive Trailer Kate Anderson, University of Cincinnati Kimberly Gentry Sperber, Quest Consulting

Gender Parity in Gang Intervention Policy: Gender-Specific Programming in the City of Los Angeles Haco Hoang, California Lutheran University

SESSION 586: GENDER, SENTENCING, INCARCERATION AND RECIDIVISM Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 409B

Chair: Kristen M. Zgoba, New Jersey Department of Corrections

Predicting Female Recidivism Annette Jolin, Portland State University Paul Bellatty, Oregon Department of Corrections Shu Liang, Portland State University Anastacia Papadopulos, Portland State University 411 Saturday, November 4

Prison Sentencing: Examining Racial/Ethnic Disparity among Incarcerated Women in New Mexico Nalani Isabel Quinn, University of New Mexico

The Individual and Joint Effects of Race and Gender on Juvenile Justice Decision Making Michael James Leiber, Virginia Commonwealth University Kristan C Fox, Virginia Commonwealth University Joseph Johnson, Michigan State University

Impact of Detention on Female Inmates' Lives Anne-Marie Slotboom, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, department of criminology Samora Day, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, department of criminology Linda Rutjens, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, department of criminology

Why is Mommy in Jail? Prosecuting Women for Pregnancy Behaviors Monica K. Miller, University of Nevada, Reno

SESSION 587: THE ROLES OF STRAIN AND SOCIAL BONDS IN GENDER ANALYSES OF YOUTHFUL PROBLEM BEHAVIORS Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 410

Chair: Elizabeth Hall, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs

Coping With Stressful Life Events: Gender Differences Among Filipino Adolescents Sheila Maxwell, Michigan State University Raymund Espinosa Narag, Michigan State University

Parental Attachment and Delinquency: Does Gender Really Matter? Alana L. Van Gundy- Yoder, Miami University

The Relationship between Sex, Age, Family Processes, and Involvement in Problem Behaviors Abigail A. Fagan, University of Washington M. Lee Van Horn, University of South Carolina J. David Hawkins, University of Washington

412 Saturday, November 4

MOVIE

SESSION 588: STEVIE (145 MIN; 2003) Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:55 am Convention Center, 411

SESSION 589: RACE/ETHNICITY THEORY AND PERSPECTIVES Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 501A

Chair: Thomas E. Reed, Eastern Kentucky University

Critcal Race Theory and the Cumulative Nature of the Criminal Justice System Jessica Johnston, University of Missouri - St. Louis Jennifer Ernestina Cobbina, UMSL

Diversity Implications of a Paradigm Shift To Global Human-Rights Justice Thomas E. Reed, Eastern Kentucky University

Need for a Race/Class/Gender Intersectional Perspective to Challenge Prisoner Disenfranchisement Laws Natalie J. Sokoloff, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Fred L. Pincus, University of Maryland Baltimore County

Parental Management on Self-Control and Delinquency: Comparison of Predictability Strength by Gender and Race Sarah Lynn Rynearson, University of South Florida Kim M. Lersch, University of South Florida Christine S. Sellers, University of South Florida John K. Cochran, University of South Florida

SESSION 590: PEERS, SCHOOLS AND DELINQUENCY Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 501B

Chair: Frank M. Weerman, NSCR

Changes in School Networks and Delinquency: Influence and / or Selection ? Frank M. Weerman, NSCR

Friendship Network and Delinquent Behavior Miyuki Vamadevan, Washington State University

413 Saturday, November 4

Functions of Non-Violent Peer Groups in the United States Mehmet Afacan, Northeastern University

Risk and Resilience for Juveniles Frances P. Bernat, Arizona State University West

The Differential Impact of Bullying and Victimization Experience on Fear of Crime Among Public School Students in Kentucky alisha m williams, Eastern Kentucky University Minority Resarch Scholar

SESSION 591: RESEARCH ON PROBLEM-SOLVING COURTS Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 501C

Chair: Candace C. McCoy, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Evaluating Criminal Mental Health Court in Minnesota: Findings, Challenges and Lessons Learned Deborah A. Eckberg, Fourth Judicial District Court of Minnesota

Predictors of recidivism and offender perceptions of a mental health court Hilary Estes, Lakeland College James Quinn, University of North Texas Shane Koch, Southern Illinois University carbondale

The Brooklyn Youthful Offenders Domestic Violence Court: An Impact Evaluation Amanda Cissner, The Center for Court Innovation

Qualitative Impact Study of the Essex County Drug Court: A Natural Experiment Candace C. McCoy, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Sunshine Lawson, John Jay College, City University of NY

SESSION 592: CRITICAL VOICES IN CRIMINOLOGY: EDITORS AND AUTHORS DISCUSSION Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Chris Powell, University of Southern Maine

Critical Voices in Criminology, editors and authors discussion Chris Powell, University of Southern Maine Kimberly J Cook, University of North Carolina, Wilmington Nancy A. Wonders, Northern Arizona University 414 Saturday, November 4

Luis Fernandez, Northern Arizona University Sharon Pickering, Monash University Raymond J. Michalowski, Northern Arizona University Walter S. DeKeseredy, University of Ontario Institute of Technology Alan Mobley, San Diego State University Beth Richie, University of Illinois at Chicago Gary T. Marx, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

SESSION 592: DEVELOPING A TOOL TO ASSESS MOTIVATION TO CHANGE AMONG PARTICIPANTS IN A JAIL-BASED PROGRAM Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 502A

SESSION 592: INDIGENOUS JUSTICE: ISSUES AND PATTERNS Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 502A

Can Democracy Improve Native Justice? Nonso Okafo, Norfolk State University

The Future of African Indigenous Justice System O. Oko Elechi, University of Wisconsin - Parkside

Corruption and Crime in Cameroon: How Can Justice be Obtained? Victoria M. Time, Old Dominion University

Filipino Bribery in the Mindanao Grassroots W. Timothy Austin, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

SESSION 592: NATIVE AMERICAN JUSTICE OVERVIEW Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Eileen Luna-Firebaugh, University of Arizona

Native American justice overview Marianne October Nielsen, Northern Arizona University Eileen Luna-Firebaugh, University of Arizona Jon'a Meyer, Rutgers University - Camden Barbara Perry, University of Ontario Institute of Technology Larry A. Gould, Northern Arizona University William Archambeault, Louisiana State University

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SESSION 592: SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND CRIME Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Christi Lyn Opiela, University of Houston Victoria

Are Employers Causing Crime? Juanita Rocha Ortiz, University of Oklahoma Meghan McGhee, University of Oklahoma

Employee Misbehavior in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Christi Lyn Opiela, University of Houston Victoria

Parental Rights Termination among African American Families: A Critical Examination of the State Misha S. Lars, The City University of New York/John Jay College of Criminal Justice Kideste Mariam Wilder, The Graduate Center, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY Matthew B. Johnson, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

SESSION 592: TEACHING CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE STUDENTS Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 502A

Teaching Criminal Justice within the Context of the Current Political, Economic, and Social System Jo-Ann Della Giustina, Bridgewater State College

Ethics in Criminal Justice- - A Natural Conduit for Critical Perspectives Carolyn Petrosino, Bridgewater State College

The Use of Critical Pedogogy in Teaching Criminal Justice Students. mitch librett, Bridgewater State College

Disproportionate Minority Contact: Teaching Criminal Justice Students About Using Research Methodoklogy to Examine Race Issues in Criminal Justice Aviva Twersky Glasner, Bridgewater State College

416 Saturday, November 4

SESSION 593: LETHAL FORCE IN POLICING (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 503

Chair: Richard Gary Greenleaf, SUNY Plattsburgh

Are Police Officers More Likely to Kill Black Suspects? Gary Kleck, Florida State University

Police Department Latitude in Firearms and Deadly Force Training: Progress or Problem? Gregory B. Morrison, Ball State University

Suicide-by-Cop in LA: Comparing Los Angeles Incidents to Findings from Previous Studies across the Nation Catherine Guzman, Cal State University--San Bernardino Stephen G. Tibbetts, Cal State University--San Bernardino

How to Commit the Perfect Murder Mark Cooney, University of Georgia

SESSION 594: A DISCUSSION OF CURRENT LEGAL AND POLITICAL ISSUES IN CORRECTIONS Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 506

Chair: H. Catherine Bailey, University at Albany

"Why Crime Rates Fell" Revisited Joseph Dillon Davey, Rowan University of New Jersey

The Effect of the Prison Litigation Reform Act on U.S. Correctional Facilities Carrie Elizabeth Williamson, The Pennsylvania State University

"The McDonaldization of Corrections and the Examination of Perceived Managerial Autonomy among Texas Wardens" Alicia R. Deal, Sam Houston State University Wesley W. Johnson, SHSU

June 2006 Report of the Commission on Safety and Abuse in America's Prisons Michela Ann Bowman, New York University and Vera Institute for Justice

417 Saturday, November 4

SESSION 595: IMPACT AND PERCEPTIONS OF PRISON RAPE (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Saturday, November 4 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Convention Center, 507

Chair: Angela D. West, Washburn University

The Effects of Past Sexual Abuse Experiences on Current Perceptions of Prison Sexual Assault: An Examination of Female Inmates in Texas Ashley Gail Blackburn, University of North Texas Janet L. Mullings, Sam Houston State University James W. Marquart, University of Texas at Dallas

Australian Correctional Officers' Attitudes toward Male Rape in Prison Helen M. Eigenberg, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Sharon Pickering, Monash University

The Prison Experience and Reentry: Examining the Impact of Victimization on Coming Home Shelley Listwan, Kent State University Dena Hanley, University of Akron

Examining Inmates' Recommendations for Preventing Sexual Assault and Feelings of Safety Shannon K Fowler, Sam Houston State University James W. Marquart, University of Texas at Dallas Janet L. Mullings, Sam Houston State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 596: RAPE ON CAMPUS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY) Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 308B

Chair: Karen JoAnne Bachar, National Institute of Justice

Sexual Assault and Drug-Facilitated Sexual Assault on University Campuses Christopher P. Krebs, RTI International Christine H. Lindquist, RTI International

418 Saturday, November 4

University Police: Fewer Rape Myths? Or Better Test-Taking Ability? Martin Schwartz, Ohio University Christine A. Eith, Towson University

Rape on Campus: Federal Mandates, College Compliance, and How the Experience of Rape Impacts Reporting Karen JoAnne Bachar, National Institute of Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 597: CRIMES AGAINST DEMOCRACY (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 401

Chair: Michael Israel, Criminal Justice Washington Letter

Democracide, Human Rights, and a Paradigm of Global Justice Thomas E. Reed, Eastern Kentucky University

Terrorism and Fear: Willful Distortion of Risk and Other Threats to Democracy David Emmons, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

Crimes against Democracy: Prosecting on the Margins of Legality Michael Israel, Criminal Justice Washington Letter

Discussant: Stan Kent Shernock, Norwich University

419 Saturday, November 4

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SESSION 598: PUNISHMENT AND SOCIETY IN CONTEMPORARY JAPAN (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 402A

Chair: Setsuo Miyazawa, Omiya Law School and Waseda University, Japan

Crime and Criminal Justice in Contemporary Japan: From Reintegrative Shaming to Popular Punitivism Koichi Hamai, Ryukoku University - Japan

The Japanese Cultural Pattern of the Reintegration of Criminals Mikio Kawai, Toin University of Yokohama, Japan

Making Punishment Policy in Contemporary Japan Setsuo Miyazawa, Omiya Law School and Waseda University, Japan

Discussant: Peter Grabosky, Australian National University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 599: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS FROM YOUTH GANG RESEARCH Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 402B

Chair: Buddy C. Howell, National Youth Gang Center

Gang-Problem Trends in the United States Arlen Egley, Jr., National Youth Gang Center Christina Ritz, National Youth Gang Center

Connect or Disconnect? Gangs and Terrorism G. David David Curry, University of Missouri - St. Louis

420 Saturday, November 4

What Works: Evidence-Based Gang Programs Buddy C. Howell, National Youth Gang Center

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 600: PROGRAM CLASSIFICATION AND SYNTHESIZING KNOWLEDGE ABOUT "WHAT WORKS" Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 404A

Chair: Mark W. Lipsey, Vanderbilt Institute for Public Policy Studies

Classifying Programs for Development and Evaluation Philip W. Harris, Temple University Jennifer Fratello, Temple University

Toward a Better Understanding of Juvenile Justice Program Categorization: Simon T. Tidd, Vanderbilt University

The Application of Deviance Theory to Juvenile Delinquency Intervention Programs Gabrielle Lynn Chapman, Tennessee Department of Correction/Vanderbilt University

Discussants: Ted Palmer, California Youth Authority Mark W. Lipsey, Vanderbilt Institute for Public Policy Studies

421 Saturday, November 4

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SESSION 601: SEXUAL ASSAULT AND RECOVERY OUTCOMES IN THE WOMEN'S LIFE EXPERIENCES STUDY: METHODOLOGICAL AND EMPIRICAL RESULTS Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 409B

Chair: Sarah E. Ullman, University of Illinois at Chicago

Correlates of Comorbid PTSD and Polysubstance Use in Sexual Assault Victims Sarah E. Ullman, University of Illinois at Chicago Stephanie M. Townsend, University of Illinois at Chicago Laura Starzynski, University of Illinois at Chicago LaDonna Long, University of Illinois at Chicago

African American Women's Post-Sexual Assault Experiences LaDonna Long, University of Illinois at Chicago Sarah E. Ullman, University of Illinois at Chicago

A Multimethod Approach to Studying Sexual Assault Laura Starzynski, University of Illinois at Chicago Sarah E. Ullman, University of Illinois at Chicago

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 602: PROSPECTIVE INVESTIGATIONS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CHILDHOOD MALTREATMENT AND POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 410

Chair: Cathy Spatz Widom, New Jersey Medical School

Sex Differences in the Development of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Abused and Neglected Children Grown Up Karestan C Koenen, Harvard School of Public Health Cathy Spatz Widom, New Jersey Medical School

422 Saturday, November 4

A Prospective Examination of the Interrelationships Among Child Abuse and Neglect, Substance Use, and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Helene Raskin White, Rutgers University Cathy Spatz Widom, New Jersey Medical School

Childhood Victimization and PTSD: A Matter of Context - Amie Schuck, University of Illinois at Chicago Cathy Spatz Widom, New Jersey Medical School

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 603: POLICE-COMMUNITY RELATIONS IN CINCINNATI (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME) Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 501A

Chair: John M. MacDonald, RAND

Race effects in Police-citizen Interpersonal Interactions: An Analysis of a Random Sample of Recorded Traffic Stops Terry Schell, RAND Travis Dixon, University of Illinois

Assessing Racial Disparities in the Decision to Stop Using Internal Benchmarking Greg Ridgeway, RAND

Race and Perceptions of Injustice by the Police: Modeling the Counterfactual John M. MacDonald, RAND Greg Ridgeway, RAND Robert J. Stokes, Virginia Commonwealth University K. Jack Riley, RAND

423 Saturday, November 4

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SESSION 604: THEORETICAL AND EMPIRICAL RESEARCH ON BUSINESS FRAUD (SPONSORED BY DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 505

Chair: Gilbert Geis, University of California, Irvine

Adaptation and White-Collar Crime: A case Study of the Evolution of Security Offenses. Michael L. Benson, University of Cincinnati Tamara D. Madensen, University of Cincinnati

Procurement Fraud: A Global Anomie Perspective Nikos Passas, Northeastern University

An Analysis of a Large Price-Fixing Case in the Construction Industry Henk van de Bunt, Erasmus University Rotterdam

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 605: PRISONS, RE-ENTRY, AND HIV Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 506

Chair: Matthew Hiller, Temple University

Women and HIV-risky Sex Behaviors Following Incarceration Christine A. Saum, University of Delaware Jessica Hodge, University of Delaware Hilary L. Surratt, University of Delaware Michele Staton Tindall, University of Kentucky

An Examination of HIV Status and Related Health and Criminal Justice Long- Term Outcomes Comparing African-American and White Offenders Steven S. Martin, University of Delaware Daniel J. O'Connell, University of Delaware

424 Saturday, November 4

Clifford A. Butzin, University of Delaware Christine A. Saum, University of Delaware Hilary L. Surratt, University of Delaware James A. Inciardi, University of Delaware

HIV Risk Behaviors Following Release from Prison: Treatment, Ethnicity, and Post-Release Drug Abuse Matthew Hiller, Temple University Christopher E. Kelly, Temple University Christine A. Saum, University of Delaware Kevin Knight, Texas Christian University

HIV, Public Health, and Corrections: Policies and Implications Christopher E. Kelly, Temple University Matthew Hiller, Temple University

Discussant: Steven Belenko, University of Pennsylvania

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 606: "NARRATIVE IN THE FACE OF HARM-AS HEALING AND AS PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE" Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 507

Chair: Beverly Quist, Mohawk Valley Community College

How Do You Get Them to Talk to You? What your Research Methods professor never told you about data collection in the real world Dan Okada, California State University - Sacramento

The Victim Impact Statement as Narrative: Retribution or Healing???The Victim Impact Statement as Narrative: Retribution or Healing??? Christine Englebrecht, University at Albany

425 Saturday, November 4

Policymaker Narratives on Perceptions and Uses of Public Opinion in Crime Policy Reform in New York State Elizabeth Brown, University at Albany

Resentment, Indignation, and Punishment: Narratives Toward What End? Andrew Davies, University at Albany

Terrorist Discourse, Combatant Narratives, and the Prospects for Community Peacebuilding Harry Mika, Central Michigan University Martin Snodden, Conflict Trauma Resource Centre

To Have a Calling in Life: Narrative as Personally Healing and Socially Restorative Dennis C Sullivan, IERJ

Discussant: Emily Gaarder, Univ of MN-Duluth

SESSION 607: ADOLESCENCE AND DELINQUENCY Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 308A

Chair: Tyler Frederick, University of Toronto

Learning to be Dangerous: Understanding the Relationship between Parental Violence, Perceptions of Danger, and Delinquency Tyler Frederick, University of Toronto Bill McCarthy, UC Davis/University of Toronto John Hagan, Northwestern University

Sex And Drugs And Rock 'N' Roll: Adolescent Intimacy and Delinquency Teresa Casey, University of California - Davis Bill McCarthy, UC Davis/University of Toronto

Socio-emotional Development and Delinquent Behavior in Early Adolescence Menno Ezinga, University of Leiden (Netherlands), NSCR

426 Saturday, November 4

The Timing of Delinquency Laine O'Neill Briddell, The Pennsylvania State University D. Wayne Osgood, The Pennsylvania State University

Life, Labels, and Self-concept: Voicing the Experience of Inner-city Drug-using Youth Jennifer R Trombley, IUP Grad Student

SESSION 608: NEW THINKING ABOUT INTEGRATION Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 403A

Chair: Kyung-shick Choi, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

An Empirical Assessment of an Integrated Theory of Cyber-crime Victimization. Kyungshick Choi, Indiana University of PA

Characteristics of a Population of Deaf Inmates: Testing a Model of Deficient Socialization Aviva Twersky Glasner, Bridgewater State College

Explaining Legal Compliance Anthony Edward Bottoms, University of Cambridge

Public Perceptions of Organizational Wrongdoing: A Partial Test of an Integrated Model of Attribution of Responsibility Jeannine A Gailey, Texas Christian University

Exploring Social and Psychological Origins of Structural Explanations of Crime Andrew L. Hochstetler, Iowa State University Heith Copes, University of Alabama - Birmingham

SESSION 609: STRAIN, SOCIAL CHANGE, AND RELIGION (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 403B

Chair: Frederick Paul Roth, Dept. of Sociology/Anthropology, Marshall University

Crime, Disorder and Deindustrialization in Medium-Sized Rust Belt Cities Frederick Paul Roth, Dept. of Sociology/Anthropology, Marshall University

427 Saturday, November 4

Religiosity and Strain: Examination of an Adolescent Sample Matthew Johnson, Sam Houston State University Robert G. Morris, Sam Houston State University

Seeing a "Big Picture" and GST: An Exploration of Conditioning Factor and Beyond Sung Joon Jang, Louisiana State University

SESSION 610: SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF CRIME (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 404B

Chair: Arvind Verma, Indiana University

Combining Demographic and Opportunity Factors in a Micro-spatial Analysis of Drug Markets Eric S. McCord, Temple University Jerry Ratcliffe, Temple University

Comparing Spatial Patterns of Robbery: Evidence from a Western and a Eastern European City Vania Ceccato, University of Cambridge Dietrich Oberwittler, Max Planck Institute Freiburg

Introducing the Concept of Social Adjacency: Theoretical and Methodological Considerations of Expanding Spatial Analyses to Social Networks Marc Swatt, Northeastern University Jennifer B. Robinson, Northeastern University

Spatial Analysis of the Effect of Physical Disorder on Serious Crime Jinseong Cheong, Michigan State University Christopher D. Maxwell, Michigan State University/University of Michigan

Bars, Taverns, Clubs and DUIs: A County-Level Spatial Analysis of Per-Capita Drinking Establishments and Drunk Driving Arrest Rates Bryan David Rookey, Washington State University Jennifer Schwartz, Washington State University

428 Saturday, November 4

SESSION 611: ISSUES OF CRIME AND JUSTICE IN CHINA AND CROSS- NATIONAL COMPARISONS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 405

Chair: Xiaogang Deng, University of Massachusetts - Boston

Drug Trafficking and Its Legal Response in China Hong Lu, University of Nevada - Las Vegas

Exploring Effects of the Dual System of Land Use Policy on Corruption and Social Unrest in China Xiaogang Deng, University of Massachusetts - Boston Xiaoming Li, Boston College Law School

Conceptualization and Measurement of Low Self-Control in Chinese Adolescents Alexander T. Vazsonyi, Auburn University Li Huang, Auburn University Chuen-Jim Sheu, National Taipei University Yu-Su Chen, Central Police University, Taiwan

The Impact of Family Environment on Juvenile Delinquency in China and the USA Peter W. Liu, Monmouth University Yingyi Situ, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

SESSION 612: THE USES OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 406A

Chair: Robert Kwame Ameh, University of New Brunswick

Process Evaluation of Restorative Justice Shih-ya Kuo, Sam Houston State University Dennis Longmire, Sam Houston State University

Restorative Justice in Rural Practice - Moving Past the Rhetoric Lisa Leduc, University of Maine at Presque Isle

Why is Restorative Justice Important for Criminology? Lode Walgrave, University Leuven (Belgium)

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SESSION 613: STALKING AND ABUSE Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 406B

Chair: Yaw Ackah, Delaware State University

In Pursuit of Factors that Predict Stalking Victimization Among College Students Kathleen A. Fox, University of Florida Angela R. Gover, University of Colorado

The Impact of Stalking Victimization on College Women's Perceived Risk and Fear of Stalking. Miranda Rodgers, University of Louisville Melissa L. Ricketts, University of Louisville

Control issues: Understanding the Effects of Physical/Psychological Abuse on Depression in Men and Women Jenna Savage, Northeastern University Adam Monroe Stearn, Northeastern University

The Effects of Male Childhood Sexual Experiences: Initiation of Unwanted Sex Acts and Belief in Rape Myths Meredith Gwynne Fair Worthen, University of Texas at Austin

Unwanted Sex: A Gendered Analysis of of Socialization Dennis Brewster, Oklahoma State University Janice E. Clifford, Auburn University Gregory S. Kowalski, Auburn University

SESSION 614: DIVERSE ISSUES IN THE STUDIES OF TERRORISM (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 407

Chair: Lloyd Klein, Macon State College

Violence in the Venezuela Colombian Border Jorge Nilson Morales, Professor / University of Zulia

Impartial Justice and Terrorism: Lessons Learned from Mandate Palestine Elizabeth Cara Bartels, University of New Haven

430 Saturday, November 4

State Terrorism, Spatial Crimes and Security Reasoning: Palestinian Women Victims of House Demolitions Nadera Shalhloub-Kevorkian, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Stephanie Yu Lim, UCLA School of Law

The Prevention of the Terror: PKK Case in Turkey Fatih Balci, University of Baltimore

SESSION 615: NEW TECHNIQUES (AND NEUTRALIZATIONS) OF CRIME (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 408A

Chair: Liqun Cao, Eastern Michigan University

Neutralizing Intellectual Property Theft: An Empirical Examination Sameer Hinduja, Florida Atlantic University Jason Ingram, Michigan State University

The Criminology of Corruption: Perceptions of Corruption in the World Liqun Cao, Eastern Michigan University

SESSION 616: GIRLS' AND WOMEN'S REPORTS ON CULTURE AND GENDERED VIOLENCE Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 409A

Chair: Kaylene Alvarita Richards-Ekeh, Cal. State University - Sacramento

Using Peers to Influence Dating Relationships: An Evaluation of a Dating Violence Prevention Program cami jane turner, University of Delaware

Talking About Rape:Networks of Sexual Assault Disclosure on a College Campus Lori K. Sudderth, Quinnipiac University

Serial Attacker; Serial Survivors Jan Jordan, Victoria University of Wellington

Discussant: Kaylene Alvarita Richards-Ekeh, Cal. State University - Sacramento

431 Saturday, November 4

SESSION 617: DOMESTIVC VIOLENCE: A FOCUS ON POLICE AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 501B

Chair: Anita S. Anderson, University of Alabama

Domestic Violence Within Police Families: A Test of General Strain Theory and Angry Aggression Theory Anita S. Anderson, University of Alabama

Survival in a Domestic Violence Court Program: Evidence of Success Isaac T. Van Patten, Radford University Kathryn E. Van Patten, Court Community Corrections Program

The Effects of State Mandatory Arrest Policies on Actual Domestic Violence Arrests Leonore Michele Julia Simon, East Tennessee State University Kristen M. Zgoba, New Jersey Department of Corrections

A Test of Social Learning Theory among Domestic Batterers Denise Paquette Boots, University of Texas at Dallas Jennifer Wareham, Wayne State University Jorge Chavez, The Bowling Green State University

SESSION 618: PROSECUTORS' DECISIONS AND ACTIONS Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 501C

Chair: Eric Baumer, University of Missouri - St. Louis

Community Variation in Sentencing Outcomes: The Role of Social, Cultural, and Political Context Eric Baumer, University of Missouri - St. Louis Kimberly H Martin, University of Missouri-St. Louis

Expert Testimony and Cultural Evidence in Trials involving Violent Crime Melissa Hamilton, The University of Texas at Austin

Intimate Partner Violence: A Statistical Analysis of Variables which Predict the Decision to Go to Trial and Trial Outcomes Rodney Kingsnorth, California State University - Sacramento

432 Saturday, November 4

Sentencing in First Degree and Capital Murder Cases in Texas: What Decides the Outcome? Michelle Andrea Munson, Sam Huston State University and the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Jiletta Leeanne Kubena, Sam Houston State University

SESSION 619: DEMOCRACY ROUNDTABLE Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 502A

Criminalization of Urban Space and Formation of Identity Christopher Magno, Indiana University

Revolutions to Democracy and Crime Jungyun Gill, University of Connecticut Albert K. Cohen, University of Connecticut Jim V DeFronzo, University of Connecticut

Lay participation in Japanese Criminal Trials and Citizen's Attitudes toward Legal Profession Yoshinori Okada, Nanzan University

SESSION 619: HUMAN TRAFFICKING, SEX CRIMES, AND SEX WORK CAREERS Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Svitlana Batsyukova, University of Washington

Human Trafficking in Women and Girls Svitlana Batsyukova, University of Washington

Internet Pornography as a Crime Against Children Svitlana Batsyukova, University of Washington

To Love, Honor, and Strip: Partnering and Relationships Negotiation in Sex Work Careers Mindy Bradley, University of Arkansas

433 Saturday, November 4

SESSION 619: INNOVATIVE REHABILITATION PROGRAMS Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Michelle Manasse, Towson University

Developing Diversions: Learning from the Words of Welfare Fraud Defendants Richelle Swan, California State University - San Marcos

Overcoming Operational Obstacles in a Mental Health Court Michelle Manasse, Towson University

SESSION 619: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Jagan R. Lingamneni, Governors State University

An International Perspective on White Collar/Organized Crime in India Jagan R. Lingamneni, Governors State University

Fight with Terrorism in Democracies: Case of Turkey Serkan Altuntop, Kent State University Erkan Sezgin, Kent State University Osman Dolu, Kent State University / Turkish National Police

SESSION 619: KATRINA AND CRIME: IMAGES AND REALITIES Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Dee Wood Harper, Loyola University, New Orleans

Discussants: Lydia Voigt, Loyola University, New Orleans William E. Thornton, Loyola University, New Orleans Dee Wood Harper, Loyola University, New Orleans

434 Saturday, November 4

SESSION 619: THE POLITICS (CONSTITUTIONALITY) OF "THIRD TERM" AND THE FUTURE OF DEMOCRACY IN NIGERIA. Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 502A

Chair: Obi Nnadi Ebbe, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

Presenter Emmanuel C. Onyeozili, University of Maryland Eastern Shore

Discussants: Biko Agozino, Cheyney University of Pennsylvania Godpower O. Okereke, Texas A&M University - Texarkana Temitope Babatunde Oriola, University Of Manitoba Ikponwosa Omogieva Ekunwe, University of Tampere, Finland Jonathan C. Odo, University of Maryland Eastern Shore

SESSION 620: FEMINIST FRAMEWORKS ON VICTIMIZATION, CRIME, AND METHOD Saturday, November 4 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Convention Center, 504

Chair: Amanda K. Burgess-Proctor, Michigan State University

An Intersectional Analysis of Marginalized Battered Women's Help-Seeking Decisions Amanda K. Burgess-Proctor, Michigan State University

Feminist Methods in Theory and Practice: Examining the Post-Exoneration Lives of Death Row Exonerees Kimberly J Cook, University of North Carolina, Wilmington Saundra D. Westervelt, University of North Carolina - Greensboro

Patriarchy and Intimate Partner Homicide by Women: Extending Power-Control Theory Bitna Kim, Sam Houston State University Jurg Gerber, Sam Houston State University Yeonghee Kim, Chungbuk National University, South Korea

The Effects of Threatened Masculinity on Types of Male Crime Kristen Hefley, University of Illinois at Springfield

435 Saturday, November 4

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SESSION 621: TECHNOLOGY, HIGHER EDUCATION AND POLICE ORGANIZATIONAL ISSUES IN TURKEY (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Saturday, November 4 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Convention Center, 402A

Chair: Mahesh K. Nalla, Michigan State University

The Effects of Mobile Electronic System Integration On Police Response Time Sadik Arin, School of Criminal Justice Michigan State University Hamza Tosum, School of Criminal Justice Michigan State University

Istanbul Police Officers' Perceptions Of Computer Technology In Police Cars Hamza Tosum, School of Criminal Justice Michigan State University Sadik Arin, School of Criminal Justice Michigan State University

Organizational Characteristics And Job Satisfaction: A Study Of Police Managers And Line Officers In Istanbul, Turkey Mahesh K. Nalla, Michigan State University Kaan Boke, Michigan State University Arif Kivrak, Police University Ankra, Turkey

Perception Of Police Integrity: A Survey Of Turkish Police Cadets Mahesh K. Nalla, Michigan State University Nebi Cetinkaya, Michigan State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 622: SUICIDE IN JUVENILE JUSTICE RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES Saturday, November 4 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Convention Center, 402B

Chair: Janet Chiancone, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention

436 Saturday, November 4

Suicidality in Juvenile Justice Residential Facilities Andrea Sedlak, Westat, Inc.

Facility- and Individual-Level Risk Patterns in Suicide Deaths in Juvenile Justice Residential Racilities Catherine A. Gallagher, George Mason University

Research Needs for Understanding Suicide in Juvenile Justice Residential Facilities Adam Dobrin, Florida Atlantic University Catherine A. Gallagher, George Mason University

Policy and Organizational Needs for Addressing Suicide Injuries and Deaths in Juvenile Justice Residential Facilities Anne Sumner Douds, George Mason University Holly R Stevens, George Mason University Brian Jones, George Mason University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 623: THE USE OF HISTORICAL RECORDS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE RESEARCH Saturday, November 4 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Convention Center, 404A

Chair: Maya Silva, Temple University

The Site Selection Process for Philadelphia Jails and Prisons from 1700 to 1900 Maya Silva, Temple University

Slavery and the Penitentiary in the Nineteenth Century United States: A Comparative Historical Analysis Paul M. Lucko, Murray State University

437 Saturday, November 4

Ethnic Conflict and Agents of Criminal Justice: A Comparative Study of Pennsylvania and Montana Coal-mining Communities: 1900-1935 Rosemary Gido, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

The Consequences of a Small Town Murder: The Lynching of W.C. Williams and Louisiana Politics Paul Gelpi, Grambling State University

Discussant: Marianne Fisher-Giorlando, Grambling State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 624: QUANTITATIVE ASSESSMENTS OF FEMALES AND THE JUSTICE SYSTEM (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Saturday, November 4 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Convention Center, 409B

Chair: Robyn Lori Rosenthal, George Mason University

Female Delinquency and Gender Differentiated Treatment Programs: A Meta- Analysis of the Effectiveness of Programs for Girls Robyn Lori Rosenthal, George Mason University David B. Wilson, George Mason University

The Use of Discretion in District Judges; Male and Female Differences Valerie Anne Clark, The Pennsylvania State University

Cross-National Comparison of the Gender Gap in Offending in the Late 1990's Suzanne Agha, George Mason University

Gender, SES, and Delinquency: Examining the Interaction Between SES and Gender in Youth Martha Gault, The Pennsylvania State University

438 Saturday, November 4

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SESSION 625: TRANSFORMING THE POLICE THROUGH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Saturday, November 4 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Convention Center, 501A

Chair: April Pattavina, University of Massachusetts Lowell

Intelligence and Information Sharing in Policing:Observations on and Pitfalls in Developing Regional Data Consortia Daniel B. Bibel, Massachusetts State Police Department Donald Faggiani, Faggiani Consulting Services

The Transformation of Policing in the Information Age David S. Wall, University of Leeds

Criminal Intelligence as a Value Chain Process Glenn L. Pierce, Northeastern University

Discussant: April Pattavina, University of Massachusetts Lowell

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SESSION 626: THE PAINS OF IMPRISONMENT: LIFE AND DEATH SENTENCE PRISONER ADJUSTMENT Saturday, November 4 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Convention Center, 506

Chair: Robert Johnson, The American University

Terminal Men: Pains of Imprisonment on Death Row Sandy L McGunigall-Smith, Utah Valley State College Robert Johnson, The American University

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Life, or Something Like It: Pains of Imprisonment Among Life-Sentence Prisoners Robert Johnson, The American University Ania Dobrzanska, The Moss Group, Inc

Correctional Officers in Warehouse Prison Settings: Work on Death Row and among Lifers Sandy L McGunigall-Smith, Utah Valley State College Robert Johnson, The American University

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SESSION 627: REVISITING TRAUMATIC STRESS SINCE 9/11 AND THE WAR ON TERRORISM Saturday, November 4 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Convention Center, 507

Chair: Laurence Armand French, Grambling State University

Suicide and Violence potential for undetected & untreated National Guard and Reserve personnel. John A. Humphrey, St. Anselm College

The Veterans Administraton's response to traumatic stress Ronald Stephen Patterson, Patterson Law Offices Carolyn McCrary, University of Mississippi Medical Center

Clinical Issues associated with traumatic stress and their applications since 9/11/01 Laurence Armand French, Grambling State University

Discussant: Segrest Neal Wailes, Segrest Neal, Jackson State University

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SESSION 628: CLOSING BRUNCH (ALL PARTICIPANTS WELCOME) Saturday, November 4 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Convention Center, 408D

SESSION 629: JUVENILE VICTIMS OF SEX OFFENDERS Saturday, November 4 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Convention Center, 308A

Chair: Dean John Champion, Texas A&M International University

Factors that Influence Reporting of Child Sexual Abuse Karen J. Terry, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Jennifer Tallon, CUNY Graduate Center/John Jay College

Tittle's Control Blance Theory and Sexual Offending Against Children Ken Balusek, Sam Houston State University

Child Sexual Abuse Cases: Extralegal Factors in Sentencing Hearings in Three Southern States Dean John Champion, Texas A&M International University

Prosecuting Child Sexual Abuse Offenders: An Analysis Using CAC Data Janice (Jan) R. Hill, University of Missouri-St. Louis

SESSION 630: WOMEN AND DRUG MARKETS Saturday, November 4 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Convention Center, 308B

Chair: Marie L. Griffin, Arizona State University

Gift Giving and Sex: Women's Drug Acquisition Behavior Across Drug Markets. Marie L. Griffin, Arizona State University Nancy Rodriguez, Arizona State University

Women in Drug Markets: The Impact of Gender on Drug Sales Sheigla B. Murphy, Institute for Scientific Analysis Paloma Sales, Institute for Scientific Analysis

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"Candy" Kids All Grown Up: Women, Club Culture, and "Club Drug" Use Deborah Harter, University of South Florida Wilson R. Palacios, University of South Florida

SESSION 631: WORKING WITH HIGH-RISK YOUTH Saturday, November 4 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Convention Center, 309

Chair: Liz Marciniak, University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg

Assessing Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Female Youth Placed in Residential Facilities: A Survey of Intake Procedures in Pennsylvania Liz Marciniak, University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg Diane Marsh, University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg Loriann Fetter, University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg Danielle Reinke, University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg

Attitudes of Parents, Teachers, and Peers towards High-risk Juveniles Ahmet Eker, George Mason University

Evaluation of Father Flanagan's Boys' Home (Girls and Boys Town) Stephen V. Gies, Development Services Group, Inc. Marcia Cohen, Development Services Group, Inc. Katherine Williams, Development Services Group, Inc. Cornelia Sorensen Sigworth, National Institute of Justice Mona Way, Girls and Boys Town

Juvenile Firesetters: Classification and Intervention Janet A. Boberg, Phoenix Fire Department, Northern Arizona University Dominique E. Roe-Sepowitz, Arizona State University Mike Niles, Arizona State University

SESSION 632: TELEVISION COVERAGE OF CRIME Saturday, November 4 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Convention Center, 401

Chair: Kevin Buckler, Georgia Southern University

Coverage of Crime in Primetime on the Fox Cable News Network: An Exercise in Scaring the Hell Out of Folks in "Gated" Communities Kevin Buckler, Georgia Southern University

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Examining the Effects of Forensic Television Shows on Jury Decision Making Monica L.P. Robbers, Marymount University

Looking beyond Caged Heat: Alternative media images of women in prison Dawn K. Cecil, University of South Florida, St. Petersburg

SESSION 633: NEW APPLICATIONS OF ROUTINE ACTIVITY THEORY Saturday, November 4 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Convention Center, 403A

Chair: Craig J. Rivera, Niagara University

Terror Alert Levels and Crime: An Examination from a Routine Activities Perspective Craig J. Rivera, Niagara University Timothy O. Ireland, Niagara University David Reilly, Niagara University

Geographic Patterns and Profiling of Illegal Crossings of the Southern U.S. Border Kim Rossmo, Texas State University

Patterns of Crime in the Areas Surrounding Boston's Subway Stations Lauren M. Giordano, Northeastern University

Buffer Zones for Sex Offedners? Reality vs Public Perception Ryan James Alexander, PhD student at Kansas State Univ.

Offender and Victim Journeys to Homicide: Controlling for Geometry in Mobility Triangle Research Patrick McConnell, Temple University

SESSION 634: YOUTH VICTIMIZATION Saturday, November 4 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Convention Center, 404B

Chair: Leah Elizabeth Daigle, Georgia Southern University

The Impact of Bullying: Does the Definition of Bullying Shape the Effect? Karin E Tusinski, University of Missouri-St. Louis Christopher Melde, University of Missouri - St. Louis Finn-Aage Esbensen, University of Missouri - St. Louis

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Friends or Foes?: The Role of Peer-Groups in Adolescent Victimization Jennifer Shaffer, Arizona State University West

Resilience among Child Abuse Victims: Findings from the National Survey of Child and Adolescent Well-Being (NSCAW) Wendy Walsh, University of New Hampshire Theodore Cross, RTI Richard K. Ormrod, University of New Hampshire

Crimes against Elementary-age Children in Japan: Findings From a Survey on the Safety of Children Tomonori Saito, National Research Inst. of Police Science, Japan Takahito Shimada, National Research Inst. of Police Science of Japan Yutaka Harada, National Research Inst. of Police Science, Japan

Sentencing Differentials for Killing Kids: The Interaction Effects of Gender and the Victim/Offender Relationship Ronet Bachman, University of Delaware Margarita Poteyeva, University of Delaware

SESSION 635: POLICE INTEGRITY, COMMUNITY POLICING, AND THE PUBLIC RESPONSE: CROSS-NATIONAL COMPARISONS (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Saturday, November 4 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Convention Center, 405

Chair: Larry E. Sullivan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Comparing the Contours of Police Integrity in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Czech Republic Tara O'Connor Shelley, Colorado State University Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich, Florida State University

Corruption and the Decision to Report Crimes to the Police Richard R. Bennett, The American University James Patrick Lynch, John Jay College

Measuring Police Integrity across Post-Apartheid South Africa Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich, Florida State University Adri Sauerman, Florida State University

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SESSION 636: CONCEPTUAL ISSUES IN TERRORISM RESEARCH Saturday, November 4 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Convention Center, 406A

Chair: Austin T. Turk, University of California - Riverside

Crime of Terror: Types, Causes, and Societal Reactions Victor N. Shaw, California State University at Northridge

Legalism, War, and Terrorism Austin T. Turk, University of California - Riverside

Terrorism's Rationale: The Normative and the Axiological Supporter of Terrorism Thomas Albert Gilly, ERCES

SESSION 637: RATIONAL CHOICE AND PREVENTION: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Saturday, November 4 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Convention Center, 406B

Chair: Vinod Kumar, Indiana University

An International Examination of Juvenile Delinquency and Routine Activities Kate Groth, University of Nebraska at Omaha Jawjeong Wu, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Offender Perspectives on Retail Security in Spain: Motivation, Method & Disposal Paula Cavana, Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha Rosemary L. Barberet, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Prevention of Sectarian Violence through Situational Crime Prevention Methods:A Case Study Vinod Kumar, Indiana University Arvind Verma, Indiana University

Applicability of the Theory of Planned Behavior to Intimate Aggression Prediction in Young Couples Mons Bendixen, Norwegian University of Science & Technology (NTNU) Erlend Ramsvik, Norwegian University of Science & Technology (NTNU)

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SESSION 638: TRANSNATIONAL ORGANIZED CRIME (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Saturday, November 4 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Convention Center, 407

Chair: Klaus von Lampe, Free University Berlin

Developmental Trends in an Emerging Illegal Market: The Case of Contraband Cigarettes in Germany Klaus von Lampe, Free University Berlin

How Mafias Migrate Federico Varese, Oxford University

Where has the 'Russian Mafia' gone? A tale of transnational migration, miscegenation and mythology Mark Galeotti, Keele University, UK

Brokerage Qualifications in Stolen Vehicle Exportation Networks Carlo Morselli, Universite de Montreal Julie Roy, Université de Montréal

SESSION 639: OFFICIAL RESPONSES TO INTIMATE PARTNER ABUSE (SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY) Saturday, November 4 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Convention Center, 409A

Chair: Bernadette T. Muscat, California State University - Fresno

Challenging Spousal Rape Laws: How Proseucting Attorneys and Victim's Rights Groups Make Change Paula Kay Rector, Northern Arizona University

Court Responses to Batterer Program Noncompliance: A National Perspective Melissa Labriola, The Center for Court Innovation Michael Rempel, The Center for Court Innovation Chris O'Sullivan, Safe Horizon Phyllis B. Frank, VCS Community Change Project James B Mcdowell, VCS Community Change Project

Domestic Violence and Ghana's Legal System: Is this a Constructive Relationship? Yaw Ackah, Delaware State University

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The Suffolk County, NY Integrated Domestic Violence Court: One Family - One Judge Nora Puffett, The Center for Court Innovation

SESSION 640: THE GENDERED NATURE OF VIOLENT OFFENDING Saturday, November 4 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Convention Center, 410

Chair: Jane Florence Gauthier, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Girls' Use of Violence: Examining Gender Differences in Context of Self Reported Violent Offending Veronica M. Herrera, Indiana University

Women and Violence Korni Kumar, SUNY College at Brockport Yvonne Marion Hall, Research Consultants for Criminology

San Antonio Homicides Among Men and Women: Exploring Similarities and Differences Joycelyn Pollock, Texas State University - San Marcos Jeffrey Michael Cancino, Texas State University-San Marcos

The Gendered Dynamics of Intimate Partner Homicides and Suicides Joanne Belknap, University of Colorado at Boulder Margaret Abrams, Denver District Attorney's Office

Discussant: Monica K. Miller, University of Nevada, Reno

SESSION 641: RACE/ETHNICITY, CRIMINAL LEGISLATION, AND SENTENCING Saturday, November 4 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Convention Center, 501B

Chair: Elsa Y. Chen, Santa Clara University

A Systemic Examination of Race, Ethnicity, and "Three Strikes and You're Out" in California Elsa Y. Chen, Santa Clara University

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Labor Surplus and Criminal Punishment: Evaluating Disparate Effects of Sentencing & Incarceration Rates in the Local Economy Using the Rusche & Kirchheimer Hypothesis Henry Jackson, Graduate Student-Kansas State University

The 411 on Drug Sentencing in NY: Evaluating Public Perception of the Rockefeller Drug Laws Arlene Melody Garcia, student

SESSION 642: CRIME AND THEORIES OF PLACE Saturday, November 4 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Convention Center, 501C

Chair: Lonnie Matt Schaible, Eastern Washington University

An Empirical Assessment of Social Disorganization in a Rural Context Lonnie Matt Schaible, Eastern Washington University

Building a Better Hot Spot: Social Disorganization Theory and Hot Spot Identification Brian A. Lawton, Sam Houston State University

The Relationship between Disorder and Violent Crime: Causal or Spurious? A Longitudinal Study of Violent Crime and Disorder Sue-Ming Yang, University of Maryland at College Park

SESSION 643: PERCEPTIONS OF POLICING AND TELLING THE TRUTH IN POLICING Saturday, November 4 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Convention Center, 503

Chair: Thomas Nolan, Boston University

An Empirical Investigation of the Determinants of the Offenders' Decision to Confess Their Crime during Police Interrogation. Nadine Deslauriers-Varin, Universite de Montreal Michel St-Yves, Surete du Quebec Jean Proulx, Universite de Montreal

The Attitudes of Criminal Justice Majors toward Law Enforcement Work Yvette Farmer, California State University - Sacramento

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Who's Telling the Truth? Police Officers' Perceptions of Lying and Truth-telling Melissa Beth Russano, Roger Williams University Fadia M. Narchet, University of New Haven MEETING

SESSION 644: ASC EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING Saturday, November 4 - 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm Biltmore Hotel, Boardroom

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