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Mar"b tfth - 13th Dif,n�1'f, l.oronado 'f>prin9f, \4f,ort Or\ando, florida DISCLAIMER: THE ACADEMY OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE SCIENCES IS ABSOLVED OF ANY LIABILITY (ACCIDENTS, ETC. ) AT FUNCTIONS HELD DURING THE ANNUAL MEETING WHERE ALCOHOL IS SERVED. ACJS 1998-1999 EXECUTIVE BOARD
President Treasurer Regional Trustees Gary Cordner Marilyn Chandler Ford Region 1-Northeast Eastern Kentucky University Volusia County Department of Peter Benekos College of Law Enforcement Corrections Mercyhurst College Richmond, KY 40475-3131 Daytona Beach, FL 32120-2865 Criminal Justice Department Erie, PA 16546
t 1s Vice President! Secretary Region 2 -Southern President Elect Dorothy Taylor Elizabeth Grossi Alida Merlo University of Miami University of Louisville Indiana University of Pennsylvania Sociology Department Justice Administration Department Criminology Department Miami, FL 33124-2208 Louisville, KY 40292 Indiana, PA 15705-1075 Region 3 -Midwest Trustees-At-Large Mike Leiber d 2n Vice President John Crank University of Northern Iowa Todd Clear Boise State University Sociology/Anthropology Department Florida State University Criminal Justice Department Cedar Falls, IA 50614-0513 School of Criminology/Criminal Justice Boise, 1083725 Tallahassee, FL 32306-1127 Region 4-Southwest Rosemary Gido Joan Crowley Indiana University of Pennsylvania New Mexico State University Immediate Past President Criminology Department Criminal Justice Department Gennaro Vito Indiana, PA 15705 Las Cruces, NM 88003-0001 University of Louisville School of Justice Administration Richard Bennett Region 5-Western/Pacific Louisville, KY 40292 American University Mary Stohr Justice/Law/Society Department Boise State University Washington, DC 20016 Criminal Justice Department Boise, 10 83725
ACJS Past Presidents
1963-1964 Donald F. McCall 1981-1982 Robert G. Culbertson 1964-1965 Felix M. Fabian 1982-1983 Larry T. Hoover 1965-1966 Arthur F. Brandstatter 1983-1984 Gilbert Burns 1966-1967 Richard O. Hankey 1984-1985 Dorothy Bracey 1967-1968 Robert Sheehan 1985-1986 R. Paul McCauley 1968-1969 Robert F. Borkenstein 1986-1987 Robert Regoli 1969-1970 B. Earl Lewis 1987-1988 Thomas Barker 1970-1971 Donald H. Riddle 1988-1989 Larry Gaines 1971-1972 Gordon E. Misner 1989-1990 Edward Latessa 1972-1973 Richard A. Myren 1990-1991 Vincent Webb 1973-1974 William J. Mathias 1991-1992 Ben Menke 1974-1975 Felix M. Fabian 1992-1993 Robert Bohm 1975-1976 George T. Felkenes 1993-1994 Francis Cullen 1976-1977 Gordon E. Misner 1994-1995 Harry Allen 1977-1978 Richard Ward 1995-1996 Jay Albanese 1978-1979 Richter H. Moore, Jr. 1996-1997 Donna Hale 1979-1980 Larry Bassi 1997 -1998 Gennaro Vito 1980-1981 Harry More, Jr. PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
Welcome to Orlando, Disney's Coronado Springs Resort, and the 1999 annual meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Trust me when I say that we're extremely glad that this meeting is now underway. Not that we ever lost our confidence, of course, but back in December and January it was hard to see how things could possible come together in time.
Numerous individuals deserve recognition for pulling this year's program together - most particularly, though, Program Chair Jack Greene and our new Association Manager, Laura Monaco. Laura hasn't had a day off since joining ACJS on January 4th. She has managed to do in two months what normally took the national office four months to accomplish. When you meet her here in Orlando, please give her your most heartfelt thanks and tell her how glad you are that she's our new CEO.
T he program this year has several outstanding features, including Plenary Sessions each day Wednesday through Friday, receptions Wednesday and Thursday evenings, and a great lineup of over 350 panels. One of the most important events is the Awards Ceremony on Thursday evening from 7:00-8:00 p.m. - please attend and help us recognize this year's honorees.
My greatest concern is that our outstanding program and ACJS members' fabled devotion to duty will prevent you from fully enjoying the great weather here in Orlando, this beautiful facility, and all the Disney attractions just a few minutes away. So, please fight those "all work and no play" tendencies. Fight that noble urge to attend every panel, workshop, and roundtable. Pick out some good sessions, of course (and please attend those in which you are on the pane!!). But otherwise, follow your doctors' advice. Relax. Recreate. Enjoy. Get some sun, some fresh air, and have some fun here at Disney World. After all, it'll be a whole 'nother century before we meet over on the West Coast in Disneyland.
Gary Cordner ACJS President WELCOME FROM PROGRAM CHAIR
March 9, 1999
Dear ACJS Annual Conference Participant:
Welcome to Orlando, home of sunshine, Disney and ACJS's 1999 Annual Meeting. "Crime and Justice Across the Millennium". We are especially pleased to host this year's conference at the Disney's Coronado Springs Resort, a beautiful setting for our meetings.
This year's Program Committee, with a lot of help from the newly established ACJS National Office in Alexandria, Virginia, has crafted a challenging and stimulating program, offering over 350 panels, workshops, roundtables, poster sessions, and plenary sessions. Of particular importance are the plenary sessions. On Wednesday, Professor AI Blumstein will speak on violent crime trends and on a national network of academic researchers who are studying many aspects of crime and violence. Also on Wednesday, there is an important plenary session devoted to the new ACJS Code of Ethics. Finally, on Thursday, there is a plenary session focus on concerns with what appears to be a growing "crisis in confidence" with the justice system. The academic community can help understand the dynamics of this crisis in confidence and rebuild public confidence in our systems of justice.
In addition to a fine program of research and scholarship there are several tours available for ACJS conference attendees. These tours focus on aspects of the justice system and private security. And, don't forget to spend some time at an expansive exhibit hall with publishers from all over the world.
This year's program has several important receptions. Mark your calendar for the President's Address and Reception on Wednesday night, and the Awards Presentation and Student reception following on Thursday night.
We hope that you enjoy your stay at the Coronado Springs Resort and also enjoy the surround attractions in Orlando. Once again, welcome to Orlando!
Jack R. Greene Program Chair PROGRAM COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Frankie Bailey David Hirschel Melissa Moon University at Albany University of North Carolina East Tennessee State University
Michael Buerger Stephen Holmes Laura Myers Northeastern University University of Central Florida Sam Houston State University
Bradley Chilton Michael Israel Wilson Palacios University of Toledo Kean University University of South Florida
Bill Clements Richard Janikowski AI Patenaude Norwich University University of Memphis University of Arkansas - Little Rock
Pam Collins Delores Jones-Brown Alex Piquero Eastern Kentucky University John Jay College Temple University
Charles Corley Charles Katz Kathryn Scarborough Michigan State University Arizona State University West Eastern Kentucky University
Stephen M. Cox David Kramer Kip Schlegel , Central Connecticut State Bergen County Community Indiana University University College Elizabeth M. Sebuck L. Edward Day Mark Lanier Moraine Valley Community University of Memphis University of Central Florida College
Steve Edwards Vivian Lord Richard Terrill National Institute of Justice University of North Carolina Georgia State University
Mark Fleisher Faith Lutze Sam Torres Illinois State University Washington State University California State University
Jim Frank Michael Markowitz Ernest Uwazie University of Cincinnati Widener University California State University
Robin Haarr Paul Mazerolle Margaret Vandiver Arizona State University West University of Cincinnati University of Memphis
Scott Harb Elizabeth McConnell Neal Weiner Western Carolina University Valdosta State University University of Pennsylvania
Zelma Henriques J. Mitchell Miller Jonathan White John Jay College University of South Carolina Grand Valley State University
Steve Herbert Jody Miller Marvin Zalman Indiana University University of Missouri - St.Louis Wayne State University PANELS OF INTEREST
Community Col/ege Section
Wednesday, March 10, 1999 11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. #44 Ethical Issues Facing Professors, Advisors and Students (Coronado R) #40 Workshop: Trouble in Paradise: Criminal Justice in Suburbia (Laredo 1)
Thursday, March 11, 1999 12:45 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. #167 Roundtable: Using Print Media to Enhance Inter-Organizational Communication and Cohesiveness: The Role of the Community College Section (Coronado B)
Friday, March 12, 1999 11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. #238 Roundtable: Comparison of Private Community Colleges to State Run Community Colleges (Coronado B)
3:15 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. #252 Community Service and Service Learning: How is this perceived by the Criminal Justice Students and the Community (Coronado B)
Saturday, March 13, 1999
9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. #304 Interfacing Criminal Justice Training and Education in Community Colleges: Is there a Dichotomy? (Fiesta 1) Panels Of Interest
Corrections Section
Wednesday, March 10, 1999 8:00 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. #12 Evaluating Correctional Programs (Coronado L-'l) #13 Correctional Programs: Boot Camps and Budgets (Coronado M) #18 Issues in Prison Privatization (Coronado L-3)
9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. #28 Crossfire on Corrections and Inmate Programming (Coronado M) #31 Substance Abuse Treatment Issues (Coronado S) #34 Women, Crime and Drugs: Current Issues (Coronado J-1)
11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. #42 Supporting Victims Through Programs in Corrections (Coronado L-2) #45 Treatment Programs in Prison: Do They Reduce Recidivism? (Coronado S) #50 Evaluating Programs for Female Offenders (Coronado L-3)
12:45 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. #67 Legal Issues in Corrections (Coronado L-1) #70 Issues of Prison and Punishment (Coronado L-2) #71 Community Corrections: Current Perspectives and Future Concerns (Coronado L-3)
2:15 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. #88 Sex Related Issues in Contemporary Corrections (Coronado R)
3:45 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. #105 Evaluating Community Correctional Programs (Yucatan) #108 Correctional Administration (Coronado S) #109 Community Corrections: Intermediate Sanctions and Alternatives (Coronado R)
Thursday, March 11, 1999 8:00 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. #114 Treatment Programs for Offenders: Ministry and Drug Addiction (Coronado M) #118 Examining Inmate and Correctional OfficerAttitudes and Perceptions (Yucatan 2)
9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. #142 Implementing Community Corrections: Applications and Interventions (Yucatan 2) #148 Collaboration Between School and Probation for High Risk Youth: the California Department of Education Initiative in Context of National Trends (Yucatan 3) #149 Correctional Administration II (Cancun)
12:45 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. #153 Correctional Administration (Yucatan 2) #155 Assessment, Treatment and Institutional Control in Prison (Baja) #156 Research F;ndings on Institutional and Community-based Corrections for Juvenile Offenders (Yucatan 3)
Friday, March 12, 1999 8:00 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. #197 Community Corrections: Intensive Supervision Probation and Recidivism (Yucatan 2) #205 Workshop: Second DUI Offender Program: a Treatment Altemative for Repeat DUI Offenders (Fiesta 2)
9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. #216 Issues in Jail Management (Yucatan 2) #224 Author Meets Critic: Selected Readings in Corrections (Fiesta 1)
11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. #240 NIJ's Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Program I (Fiesta 4) #244 Correctional Systems and Privatization (Yucatan 2)
3:15 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. #268 NIJ's Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Program II (Fiesta 10)
Saturday, March 13, 1999 8:00 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. #275 Correctional Issues I (Yucatan 2) #283 Criminal Justice Issues I (Fiesta 8) #290 Theoretical Issues in Contemporary Corrections (Monterey 3)
9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. #296 Correctional Issues II (Yucatan 2) #300 Community-Based Corrections: Jails and Probation (Monterey 3)
11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. #315 Institutional Corrections: Gender and Age Issues (Yucatan 2) #332 Author Meets Critic: Lawful Order (Fiesta 9) PANELS OF INTEREST
Information and Public Policy Section
Wednesday, March 10, 1999 8:00 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. #19 Workshop: Criminal Justice Policies and the Crime Rate: Is there a Nexus? (Coronado S)
Thursday, March 11, 1999 2:15 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. #174 Impacts and ImplicatiC?ns of Criminal Justice Policy Upon Urban Families, and Crime Rates Associated with African Americans (Coronado R)
3:45 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. #189 Community and Criminal Justice (Cancun)
Friday, March 12, 1999 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. #219 The Dance of Legislation and Crime Policy (Fiesta 2)
11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. #232 Political Pressure and Crime Policy (Coronado C)
3:15 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. #270 Roundtable: Criminal Justice and the Policy Process (Fiesta 4) PANELS OF INTEREST
International Section
Wednesday, March 10, 1999 8:00 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. #2 Law & Justice Administration in US/Europe/Commonwealth Countries (Coronado C) #14 Roundtable: Law & Education in China (Coronado L-2)
12:45 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. #73 Transnational Crime and its Control (Coronado Q)
2:15 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. #77 Assessment of Attitudinal Variations in Police Organization Cultural, and Administrative Orientations: Estonia, Finland, Russia, Sweden and the United States (Coronado C) #80 Officer Misconduct In The Use Of Force (Coronado A)
3:45 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. #96 Policing in Emerging and Developing Societies (Coronado C) #98 Comparative Justice Administrative in Asia, America and Post-Communist Europe (Coronado T) #1 07 International Perspectives on Capital Punishment (Coronado E)
Thursday, March 11, 1999 8:00 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. #1 32 Cross-Cultural Pictures of White-Collar and Organized Crime (Coronado C)
9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. #139 Crimes Against Humanity: Developing Perspectives For the Analysis of Horror (Coronado C)
12:45 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. #14 1 Cultural Issues in Community Policing (Coronado G)
2:15 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. #1 79 Sexual Abuse of Woman in Taiwan (Coronado G) #1 82 Roundtable: Reflections on Crime and Crime Control an Emerging Democracy: The Case of the Republic of South Africa (Coronado M) #1 84 International Perspectives on Juvenile Justice Processing: The Case of Canada and Korea (Coronado C)
3:45 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. #1 92 Terrorism II (Coronado C)
Friday, March 12, 1999 8:00 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. #203 Roundtable: World Conferences 98-99 (Coronado C)
9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. #223 Roundtable: Assessment of Attitudinal Variations in Police Organizational Culture and Administrative Orientations: Estonia, Finland, Russia and Sweden and the United States (Coronado C)
3:15 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. #257 African/Commonwealth and Islamic Justice Systems of Crime (Coronado C) #263 Involving Native Americans in Culturally-Relevant Criminal Justice Research and Education (Coronado G
Saturday, March 13, 1999 8:00 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. #271 Terrorism I (Coronado C)
9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. #3 11 Crime and Justice in the Caribbean (Coronado C)
11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. #322 International Perspectives on Crime and Justice (Coronado C) PANELS OF INTEREST Juvenile Justice Section
Wednesday, March 10, 1999 8:00 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. #22 Gun Violence At School: Analyzing the Rural Versus Paradox Media Coverage and Individual Factors (Coronado P) #23 Theoretical Issues in Juvenile Delinquency (Coronado L-1 )
11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. #48 Improving Responses to Juvenile Offending (Coronado J-1) #52 Parenting and Delinquency (Coronado J-2) #54 Programming Issues for Women and Girls (Coronado J-3)
12:45 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. #62 Theoretical and Programmatic Issues In Delinquency and Violence Prevention (Coronado J-1)
3:45 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. #97 Processing Juvenile Offenders as Adults: Individual and System Effects (Yucatan 3)
Thursday, March 11, 1999 8:00 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. #117 Procedural Issues in Juvenile Justice Practices and Processing (Coronado E) #115 Examining Local, State and Federal Responses to the Gang Problem (Yucatan 3)
9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. #148 Collaboration Between School and Probation and High Risk Youth: The California Department of Education Initiative in Context of National Trends (Yucatan 3) #138 Research on Gangs and Gender (Coronado F)
12:45 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. #156 Research Findings on Institutional and Community-Based Corrections for Juvenile Offenders (Yucatan 3) #160 A Macro/Micro-Analysis of Street Gang Behavior (Cancun)
2:15 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. #180 Special Issues Related to Children in Need of Supervision (Cancun) #184 International Perspectives on Juvenile Justice Processing (Coronado C)
3:45 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. #187 Special Issues Related to Children in Need of Supervision (Yucatan 3) #195 Issues Related to Juvenile Justice and Juvenile Delinquency in the New Millennium (Baja)
Friday, March 12, 1999 8:00 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. #199 Youth Development (Yucatan 3)
9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. #217 Trauma and Delinquency: Assessment and Treatment Issues (Yucatan 3) #231 Poster Session: Juvenile Offenders and Birth Mothers: Teen Pregnancy as a Risk Factor for Antisocial or Juvenile Delinquent Offspring (Fiesta 8)
11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. #250 Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Issues and Related to Special Populations: The Effect of Race, Ethnicity, Homelessness, and Offense Type (Yucatan 3)
3:45 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. #259 Juvenile Justice I (Yucatan 3) #260 Street Gangs (Fiesta 7) #264 Author Meets Critic: Bad Kids: Race and the Transformation of the Juvenile Court (Fiesta 8)
Saturday, March 13, 1999 8:00 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. #274 Roundtable: Alternative Education and Juvenile Delinquency: A Study of an Expulsion Program (Fiesta 1)
9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. #294 Theoretical and Programmatic Issues in Preventing Truancy, Delinquency, and School Violence (Yucatan 3) #305 Current Research on General Strain Theory (Coronado F) #308 Analyzing the Spatial Dynamics of Crime in the Classroom (Fiesta 3)
11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. #317 Justice System Response to Drugs and Youth Crime (Yucatan 3) #323 The Impact of Risk Assessment and Personal Attitudes on Juvenile Justice Processing (Monterey 1) #316 Examining Relationships Between Control, Crime, and Delinquency (Coronado F) Panels Of Interest Minorities and Women Section
Wednesday, March 10, 1999 8:00 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. #11 Legal and Situational Factors Shaping Women's Use of Violence (Coronado P) #34 Women, Crime and Drugs: Current Issues (Coronado J-1) #29 Workshop: Combating Violence Against Women (Coronado N)
11:00 a.m. to 12:15p.m. #50 Evaluating Programs for Female Offenders (Coronado L-3) #57 Minorities and Women Section Session: How Sentencing Guidelines Propagate Violence Against Women (Coronado P)
12:45 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. #58 Legal Issues and Women in Criminal Justice Careers: Current Issues (Coronado J-2) #66 Author Meets Critic: The Atlanta Youth Murders and the Politics of Race (Coronado N) #72 Criminal Processes and Race (Coronado S)
2:15 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. #76 Race and Gender Issues in Crime: Education or Mis-Education (Coronado G)
3:45 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. #93 Female Offenders and the Juvenile Justice System (Coronado G)
Th ursday, March 11, 1999 8:00 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. #113 Women and Homicide: Contemporary and Historical Perspectives (Coronado F) #129 Matter of Control: Issues Facing People of Color (Coronado G)
9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. #134 Workshop: Policewomen: Has Equality Been Achieved? A Look at the Barriers They Face? (Coronado Q) #138 Research on Gangs and Gender (Coronado F)
12:45 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. #141 Cultural Issues in Community Policing (Coronado G) #159 Gender, Crime and Victimization (Coronado R) #162 Hate Crime I (Coronado C)
2:15 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. #172 Workshop: Dealing with Diversity: Intercultural Awareness Training (Coronado Q) #174 Impacts and Implications of Criminal Justice Policy Upon Urban Families and Crime Rates Associated with African Americans (Coronado R) #176 Hate Crimes II (Coronado S) #179 Sexual Abuse of Women in Taiwan (Coronado G)
3:45 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. #194 Women, Crime and the Body: Issues and Debate (Coronado G
Friday, March 12, 1999 8:00 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. #207 Roundtable: Racism in Criminal Justice Education (Fiesta 8) #212 Social Change and Crime in Changing Native American Society (Coronado G)
9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. #213 Aboriginal Roots of Militancy in Southern Appalachia (Fiesta 7) #229 Sexism in Criminal Justice Education (Fiesta 4)
11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. #233 Black Police in America: Contemporary Issues and Concerns (Coronado G) #236 Workshop: Women Leadership in Justice Education, Policy and Profession: Lessons for the New Millennium (Fiesta 1) #248 Native American Experiences with Traditional and Modern Criminal Justice (Sierra 2)
3:15 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. #253 Victims of Domestic Violence (Coronado D) #257 African/Commonwealth and Islamic Justice Systems of Crime (Coronado C) #263 Involving Native Americans in Culturally-Relevant Criminal Justice Research and Education (Coronado G) #264 Author Meets Critic: Bad Kids: Race and the Transformation of the Juvenile Court (Fiesta 8)
Saturday, March 13, 1999 8:00 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. #288 Gender, Race and Crime (Yucatan 3)
9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. #297 Affirmative Action Issues in Criminal Justice Sponsored by the ACJS Affirmative Action Committee (Coronado G)
11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. #314 Social Support for Victims of Domestic Violence (Coronado G) #315 Institutional Corrections: Gender and Age Issues (Yucatan 2) PANELS OF INTEREST Police Section
Wednesday, March 10, 1999 8:00 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. #1 The Education of Law Enforcement Officers: Classroom and Academy (Fiesta 6-1) #5 Police and Deadly Force (Fiesta 6-2)
9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. #21 Stress and Hazards in Policing (Fiesta 6-1) #36 Implementation Challenges for Community Policing (Fiesta 6-3)
11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. #46 Human Resource Trends and Workplace Issues in Policing (Fiesta 6-1) #47 Organizational Issues in Policing (Fiesta 6-2)
2:15 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. #86 Topics Relating to Policing: Law Enforcement Across the Millennium (Yucatan 1) #91 Special Units and Cases in Police Organizations (Coronado N)
3:45 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. #96 Policing in Emerging and Developing Societies (Coronado C)
Thursday, March 11, 1999 8:00 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. #119 Legal Issues for Police Managers (Coronado T)
9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. #150 Police Strategies and Tactics (Yucatan 1)
12:45 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. #165 Issues in Police Training (Acapulco)
Friday, March 12, 1999 11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. #234 Policing and Citizen Interaction (Yucatan 1) #242 Police: Practices, Perspectives, and Problems (Fiesta 7) #247 Law Enforcement and Domestic Violence (Fiesta 9)
3:15 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. #262 Police Managers (Yucatan 1) #269 Issues of Women in Law Enforcement (Fiesta 3)
Saturday, March 13, 1999 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. #298 Police Personnel Issues (Yucatan 1) #299 Resident's Participation in Community Policing (Coronado A)
11 :00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. #327 Managing Police Organizations (Coronado A) #333 Effects of Community Policing on Individual Police Officers (Yucatan 1) ALPHA PHI SIGMA 1999 ANNUAL CONFERENCE Monterey 1 Coronado Disney Resort, Orlando, Florida
AGENDA
Tuesday, March 9, 1999
1 :00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. ACJS Registration
5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. National Advisors & Board Meeting 7:00 p.m. A Yearbooks for Competition must be submitted before noon on Wednesday at The Monterey 1 Conference Room. Students participating in the College Bowl, please contact Lisa Vanderperre to sign up and collect rules before 7:00 p.m. on Thursday. Reservations for Sleuth's Mystery Dinner must be made and paid for by noon on Wednesday. Please contact Patricia or Wilhelmina. Wednesday, March 10, 1999 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. Chapter Advisors' Discussion on Advisor Handbook (coffee served) 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. ACJS Exhibits Open 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. A 1 :00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Career Day 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Basic Self-Defe nse and Personal Safety Workshop 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. ACJS Presidential Address 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. ACJS President's Reception Thursday, March 11, 1999 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Chapter Advisors Discussion on Chapter Handbook (coffee served) 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Anne Murray Communications Myer-Briggs Leadership Theory 12:00 p.m. ACJS Major Address 12:00 p.m. - 1 :30 p.m. Lunch 1 :30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Anne Murray Communications Myer-Briggs Leadership Theory 9:00 p.m. Sleuth's Mystery Dinner Show (Reservations Required) Friday, March 12, 1999 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. A 10:30 a.m. - 11:3 0 a.m. A 11:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. ACJS Major Address 1 :00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. College Bowl Teams will be comprised of students from various universities. 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Individuals requesting special assistance should contact Richard Hol den at (660) 543-4950 ACADEMY OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE SCIENCES 36TH ANNUAL MEETING DISNEY'S CORONADO SPRINGS RESORT ORLANDO, FLORIDA MARCH 9 - 13, 1999 THEME: CRIME AND JUSTICE ACROSS THE MILLENNIUM MEETING AT-A-GLANCE Tuesday, March 9, 1999 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. ACJS Executive Board Meeting Monterey 1 1 :00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. ACJS Registration Central Reg. Counter Wednesday, March 10, 1999 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ACJS Registration Central Reg. Counter 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Alpha Phi Sigma Monterey 1 1 :00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Exhibits Coronado H 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Section Chair Meeting for 2000 Program Monterey 2 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Professional Development Seminar #1 Monterey 3 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. 2000 Program Committee Meeting Monterey 2 5:15 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. Plenary I Fiesta 6 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Presidential Address Fiesta 6 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Presidential Reception Patio del Sol Thursday. March 11, 1999 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. New Member Breakfast Monterey 2 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Professional Development Seminar #2 Monterey 3 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ACJS Registration Central Reg. Counter 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Alpha Phi Sigma Monterey 1 8:00 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. International Section Executive Board Meeting Fiesta 7 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Exhibits Coronado H 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. Minorities & Women's Section Executive Board Meeting Fiesta 7 11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Plenary II Fiesta 6 11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Executive Board of Southern Region Coronado D 12:45 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. 1999 - 2000 Standing Committee Chairs Meeting Monterey 2 12:45 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Community College Section Executive Board Meeting Coronado S 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Professional Development Seminar #3 Monterey 3 2:15 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Police Section Mini-Session Yucatan 1 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Commun ity College Section Reception Fiesta 3 & 4 5:45 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Regional Meetings (1-5) Various Rooms 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Security and Crime Prevention Section Reception Coronado M 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Awards Ceremony Fiesta 6 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Students Reception Patio del Sol 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. College of Criminal Justice, Sam Houston Monterey 1 State University: Alumni Reception Friday, March 12, 1999 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. JCJE Editorial Breakfast Monterey 2 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Professional Development Seminar #4 Monterey 3 8:00 a.m. to 1 :00 p.m. ACJS Executive Board Meeting Fiesta 10 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ACJS Registration Central Reg. Counter 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Alpha Phi Sigma Monterey 1 9:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Exhibits Coronado H 1 :00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Plenary III Fiesta 6 1 :00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Security/Crime Prevention Section Executive Board Mtg. Sierra 1 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Professional Development Seminar #5 Monterey 3 4:45 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Section Meetings Various Rooms 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Minorities & Women's Section Reception Monterey 2 Saturday, March 13, 1999 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. JQ Editorial Breakfast Monterey 2 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. ACJS Regi stration Central Reg. Counter 2 WEDNESDAY - MARCH 10, 1999 - 8:00 A.M.-9:15 A.M. PANEL 1 Fiesta 6-1 THE EDUCATION OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS: CLASSROOM & ACADEMY Chair/O iscussant: John Memory, University of North Carolina at Pembroke Papers: "The Impact of Higher Education Among Police Officers," Patrick O. Patterson, Criminal Justice Department "Higher Education of Law Enforcement - an Examination of Officer Characteristics and Civilian Complaints," Richard A. Weiss, Lake Superior State University "Fourteen Years and Three Police Academy Curriculums: One Person's Odyssey," Mark L. Dantzker, University of Texas Pan American "University and College Teaching of Police Problem Solutions," John Memory, University of North Carolina at Pembroke PANEL 2 Coronado C LAW AND JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION IN THE US/EUROPE/COMMONWEALTH COUNTRIES Chair/O iscussant: Jagan Ungamneni, Governor's State University Papers: "New Zealand's Family Group Conference: An Update On Its First 10 Years," Delores Craig-Moreland, Wichita State University "The Sun Never Sets on Electronic Monitoring: A Comparison of 'Tagging' in the United States, The United Kingdom, and Commonwealth Nations," Patricia Loveless, Penn State Altoona "Political Transnational Prostitution in Europe Following the Collapse of Soviet Hegemony," Otwin Marenin and David Murphy, Washington State University "Institutionalization of Juvenile Offenders in India," Sesha Kethineni, Illinois State University PANEL 3 Coronado D EDUCATIONAL ISSUES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Chair/Discussant: J. Gayle Mericle, Western Illinois University Papers: "A Study of Uniformity in College Catalog Course Titles in Criminal Justice Programs Across the Nation," J. Gayle Mericle, Jonathan Cichy, Thomas Tomlinson, Kenneth Clontz, Western Illinois University "Justice Issues in Criminal Justice: Teaching Criminal Justice at Jesuit Institutions," Dee Wood Harper, Loyola University "School Crime and Education: Is There a Need of Criminal Justice and Criminology Courses for School Curriculum," Sutham Cheurprakobkit and Robert Bartsch, University of Texas of the Permian Basin "Assessing a Citizen Police Academy," William E. Stone, Southwest Texas State University "Employment Opportunity Trends in Criminal Justice: Analysis of Position Announcements," DelbertL. Rounds, Jr., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania 3 PANEL 4 Coronado J-2 DRUGS AND POLICE IN RURAL AMERICA Chair/Discussant: Michael Meyer, University of North Dakota Papers: "Doing Time in the Outback: Drug Law Enforcement and Incarceration of Offenders in the Rural U.S. Midwest," Shih lung Huang, University of North Dakota "A Comparison of Methamphetamine Use in Rural and Urban Nebraska Using ADAM Data," Denise Herz, University of Nebraska at Omaha PANEL 5 Fiesta 6-2 POLICE AND DEADLY FORCE Chair/D iscussant: Betsy Wright- Kreisel, Murray State University Papers: "Police and Correctional Officer Programs Training in Washington State," Gregory B. Morrison, Western Oregon University; Philip Shave, Washington Criminal Justice Training Comm. "An Analysis of Police OfficerSati sfaction with Arrest and Control Tactics," RobertJ. Kaminski, National Institute of Justice; Jeff Martin, San Jose Police Department "Minority Presence and the Number of Weapons Authorized for Law Enforcement Officers," Brian Sever and Joseph Gill, Monmouth University PANEL 6 Laredo 1 WORKSHOP: ORGANIZING COLLEGIATE MOCK TRIAL TEAMS FROM THE GROUND UP Convenor: Barry Langford, Colombia, MO Participant: BarryLan gford, Colombia, MO PANEL 7 Coronado J-1 ROUNDTABLE: A STUDENTS PERSPECTIVE ON HIGHER EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN SECURITY Convenor: Troy Pressens, Eastern Kentucky University Participants: Chris Richardson, Eastern Kentucky University OlaJide Martins, Eastern Kentucky University 4 PANEL S Coronado R THE SOCIAL CONTROL OF WHITE-COLLAR CRIME Chair: Donald Rebovich, CSR Incorporated Discussant: Dean Dabney, Georgia State University Papers: "The Dark Side of Hidden JPG's," Ronald M. Holmes, Richard Tewksbury, and Stephen T. Holmes, University of Louisville "Self-Auditing Privileges and the Environmental Offender," Donald Rebovich, CSR Incorporated "Needy 'Nomen-Greedy Men? Middle-Class White-Collar Offenders," Karen A. Mason, University of Tennessee "An Analysis on the Decision to Prosecute Suspects of Internal Retail Theft,"Ja mes M. Cronin and Daniel R. Lee, University of Maryland PANEL 9 Coronado J-3 VICTIMIZATION OF THE ELDERLY AND FEAR OF CRIME Chair/Discussant: Michael Gaffney,Wash ington State University Papers: "Defining Elder Abuse: Attitudes of Nursing Home Employees, Police Chiefs and Students," Brian Payne, Old Dominion; Bruce Berg, California State University-Long Beach; Kristin Byars, Old Dominion "Elders and Crime Victimization Perspectives," Frances Bernat, Arizona Sate University-West "Measuring Fear of Crime in Non-Metropolitan Areas: A Comparison of New and Old Approaches," Erin Ashley Bannon, Ohio University-Chillicothe; Tamara Jones, Ohio University 5 PANEL 10 Coronado Q VIOLENCE CORRELATES, PREVENTIONS, AND INTERVENTIONS C h air/D iscussant: Tammy King, Youngstown University Papers: "Prevention for At-Risk Youth Target Program: A Longitudinal Evaluations Study," Tammy King and Heidi Miller, MS, Youngstown University "A Follow-Up of the Philadelphia Biosocial Correlates of Crime Study," Alex R. Piquero, Temple University "An Analysis of a Pooled Neuropsycological Data Base Composed of Violent and Nonviolent Subjects," Barbara L. Hart, University of Texas at Tyler; Robert Geffner, California School of Professional Psychology "Intervention Models for Children Who Witness Violence: A Needs Assessment - Some Considerations for Youth Justice Policy," Sandra Gail Walker, Educon Marketing and Research Systems; Joan Fisher, Canadian Department of Justice PANEL 11 Coronado P LEGAL AND SITUATIONAL FACTORS SHAPING WOMEN'S USE OF VIOLENCE Chair/D iscussant: M.A. Dupont-Morales, The Pennsylvania State University Papers: "Evaluation of the Impact on Women of the Domestic Violence Mandatory Arrest Law in Georgia: Carrollton as a Case Study," Sandra S. Stone, Sedgrid Lewis and Celeste Norris, State University of West Georgia "Changing Faces of Divorce: The Impact of No-Fault Divorce on Spousal Homicides," Dyan McGuire, University of Missouri "Victim-Offender Dynamics: The Female Stalker," M.A. Dupont-Morales, The Pennsylvania State University "Perceptions of Prison Violence: Explanations of Prison Violence Offered by Former Female Inmates," Paula Brillinger, West Virginia State College PANEL 12 Coronado L-1 EVALUATING CORRECTIONAL PROGRAMS Chair/Discussant: David B. Wilson, University of Maryland "A Meta-Analysis of Corrections-Based Educational and Vocational Programs," David B. Wilson, Cathrine Gallagher, Mark B. Coggeshall, and Doris L. MacKenzie, University of Maryland "A Meta-Analysis of Sex Offender Programs," Catherine Gallagher, David B. Wilson, Valerie Williamson, and Doris L. MacKenzie, University of Maryland "Assessing the Psychometric Properties of Scales Used to Measure 'Mature Coping' Skills Among Adult and Juvenile Offenders," Irina Soderstrom, Eastern Kentucky University; Thomas C. Castellano, Southern Illinois University "Correctional Education and Recidivism: A Study of Illinois Parolees," Charles Ubah, Southern Illinois University 6 PANEL 13 Coronado M CORRECTIONAL PROGRAMS: BOOT CAMPS AND BUDGETS Chair/Discussant: William A. Taggart,New Mexico State University Papers: "From Optimistic Policies to Pessimistic Outcomes: Why Won't Boot Camps Either Succeed Pragmatically or Succumb Politically?" Jeanne Stinchcomb, Florida Atlantic University "A Comparison of Findings from Juvenile, Staff, and Facility Surveys From "A National Evaluation of Juvenile Correctional Facilities," Angela R. Gover, University of Maryland "The Nationalization of Corrections in the American States: Determinants of Declining Differences in State Corrections Expenditures Between 1955 and 1992," William A. Taggart,New Mexico State University "Prison Classification: A New Trend for the 21 st Century Correctional Treatment and Implications For Lower Prison Population," Donald E. Mbosowo, Langston University PANEL 14 Coronado L-2 ROUNDTABLE: LAW AND EDUCATION IN CHINA Participants: Zhenhong Yang, South China Normal University Zeshen Guo, South China Normal University Fiaogang Deng, University of Massachusetts Liqun Cao, Eastern Michigan University Gujie Yuan, South China Normal University Zhengguang luo, South China Normal University Velmer Buron, Southeast Missouri State University PANEL 15 Coronado N EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF PUNISHMENT ISSUES Chair/Discussant: Michael W. Markowitz, Widener University Papers: "The Imposition and Payment of Restitution," Kim S. Menard, Jennifer Shaffer and R. Barry Ruback, The Pennsylvania State University "Medicaid Fraud: A Question of Punishment," Tami-Lyn O'Hara and Debra Ross, Buffalo State College "Does the Punishment Fit the Crime or the Country?" Jody L. Dillinger, Andrea L. Fair and Heidi A. Hittle, Tiffin University 7 PANEL 16 Fiesta 6-3 TRAINING ISSUES IN COMMUNITY POLICING Chair/D iscussant: Robin Haarr, Arizona State University West Papers: "Toward a National Model of Police Training: The Regional Community Policing Institutes," Jay Berman, New Jersey City University "You Can Lead a Horse: A Comparison of Police Agency Participation in a Subsidized Training Program," John Liederbach, Lawrence Travis and David Hurley, University of Cincinnati "Field Training Officers as Organized Socializers," Robin Haarr and Vincent Webb, Arizona State University West PANEL 17 Fiesta 6-4 MANAGING POLICE TRAINING Chair: Michael T. Charles, University of Illinois Discussant: Valdimir Anatolyevich Sergevnin, Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russian Federation Papers: "The Russian Experience: The Impact of Police Cooperation on Training Issues," Valdimir Anatolyevich Sergevnin, Ministry of Internal Affa irs of Russian Federation "Criminal Subculture: Its Influence on Russian Society," Anna A. Korovina, Vladimir Juridical Institute "Post-Crisis Review: Accidental Shooting," Michael T. Charles, University of Illinois "Sexual Assault Training for Police Officers," Kimberly A. Lonsway, California Polytechnic State University; Susan Welch, University of Illinois; Mary Hunter, American Bar Foundation PANEL 18 Coronado L-3 ISSUES IN PRISON PRIVATIZATION Chair: Michael Hallett, Middle Tennessee State University Discussant: Scott Camp, Federal Bureau of Prisons Papers: "Public Money, Private Interests: Tennessee's Grassroots Battle Against CCA," Michael Hallett, Middle Tennessee State University "How Much Privatization Is Too Much?" Michael Gilbert, University of Texas "Benefits, Limitations and Barriers of Prison Privatization: The Virginia Experience," Russell Boraas, Department of Corrections for the Commonwealth of Virginia "Preliminary Findings of a Privatization Study in Minnesota," Judy Greene, University of Minnesota Law School 8 PANEL 19 Coronado S WORKSHOP: CRIMINAL JUSTICE POLICIES AND THE CRIME RATE: IS THERE A NEXUS Convenor: Mario Paparozzi, The College of New Jersey Participants: Debra Alt, New Jersey Department of Corrections Steven Tischio, The College of New Jersey Taryn Whitehead, The College of New Jersey Deborah Boyle, The College of New Jersey Nicole Barbato, The College of New Jersey Liz Miller, The College of New Jersey WEDNESDAY - MARCH 10, 1999 - 9:30 A.M.-1 0 :45 A.M. PANEL 20 Coronado J-3 CURRENT RESEARCH ON DETERRENCE Chair/Discussant: Alex Piquero, Temple University Papers: "Using Integrated Theoretical Models to Explain Perceptions of Risk: A Case Study in Theoretical Development," Tricia Klosky, Illinois State University "Deterrent Effects of Informal DUI Intervention Efforts," Stephen E. Brown and Vincent Taqlieri, East Tennessee State University "Perceived Risk and the Use of Fake ID's," Stephanie Picolo, Roger Williams University; Miriam Sealock, Xavier University PANEL 21 Fiesta 6-1 STRESS AND HAZARDS IN POLICING Chair/Discussant: Steven Brandl, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Papers: "The Physical Hazards of Police Work and Firefighting: An Empirical Analysis," Steven Brandl, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee "Dangerousness in Police OfficerAssisted Suicide," Robert J. Homant, Daniel B. Kennedy, and R. Thomas Hupp, University of Detroit Mercy "Assessing, Treating and Preventing Stress in Law Enforcement and Corrections Officers and Their Families," Don A. Cozzetto, Johnny E. McGaha, and Lori A. Garcia, FGCU "Police Officer Perception of Civil Liability Issues," Tom Hughes, University of Cincinnati 9 PANEL 22 Coronado P GUN VIOLENCE AT SCHOOL: ANALYZING THE RURAL VERSUS URBAN PARADOX, MEDIA COVERAGE AND INDIVIDUAL FACTORS Chair/Discussant: Norma Manatu-Rupert, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Papers: "School Shooting in the U.S.: The Portrait of Lethal Violence and the Blueprint for Prevention," Kathleen M. Heide, University of South Florida; Eldra P. Solomon, Cary Hopkins Eyles and Erin Spencer, c/o Kathleen M. Heide, University of South Florida "Urban versus Rural School Violence: Coverage of the Mississippi, Kentucky, and Arkansas School Shootings," John Homa and Charles E. Menifield, Murray State University "A Case Study of a Jonesboro, Arkansas School Shooting Offender," Scott Kidd, Wright State University "Risk-taking Behaviors and Delinquency Among Non-Metropolitan Youth: Differential Findings of Age-Specific and Gender-Specific Instruments," Erin Ashley Bannon, Ohio University-Chillicothe PANEL 23 Coronado L-1 THEORETICAL ISSUES IN JUVENILE DELINQUENCY Chair/Discussant: Camille Gibson, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Papers: "A Functional Typology for Juvenile Offenders," Delores E. Craig-Moreland "The Connection between Child Maltreatment and Delinquency: What is the Relationship?" Shannon M. Barton and Eric Lambert, Ferris State University "High School Employment and Delinquency: Examining the Relationship," Wi lliam Miller and Rick Matthews, Ohio University "The Nature and Function of Certain Risk and Protective Factors in the Lives of Delinquent African-American Males' The Importance of Perceptions," Camille Gibson, John Jay College of Criminal Justice PANEL 24 Coronado C WRITING PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN POLICE RESEARCHERS AND PRACTITIONERS Convenor: Dilip Das, State University of New York Co-Authors: Sutham Cheurprakobkit, The University of Texas of the Permian Basin Maximilian Edelbacher, Austrian Federal Police Michael A. Dunbaugh, Santa Rosa Police Department Michael I. Birzer Stephen Light, State University of New York Otwin Marenin, Washington State University P.A.J. Waddington, University of Reading Hugo Fruhling, University of Chile 10 PANEL 25 Coronado D NEACJS TASK FORCE ON STANDARDS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCAT ION: AN OPEN FORUM Convenor: Frank Taylor, Community College of Rhode Island Participants: Gerald Garrett, NEACJS President and University of Massachusetts Boston Louis Procaccini, Roger Williams University PANEL 26 Coronado Q WORKSHOP: COMPUTER CRIMES, TECHNOLOGY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT Convenor: John Jarvis, FBI Academy Participants: Jon Jarvis, FBI Academy PANEL 27 Laredo 1 AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC: THE POLITICS OF PRISON EXPANSION: WINNING ELECTIONS BY WAGING WAR ON CRIME (Praeger Publishers, 1998) Author: Joseph Dillon Davey, Rowan University of New Jersey Chair: Sandra Browning, University of Cincinnati Critics: Mark Hamm, Indiana State University Richard Tewksbury, University of Louisville PANEL 28 Coronado M CROSSFIRE ON CORRECTIONS AND INMATE PROGRAMMING Convenor: Marilyn Chandler Ford, Volusia County Department of Corrections Participants: Bernard McCarthy, University of Central Florida Will Jones, Central Florida News 13 Don Bjoring, Orange County Department of Corrections PANEL 29 Coronado N WORKSHOP: COMBATTING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN Convenor: Zina McGee, Hampton University Participants: Ellyn Ness, Mesa Community College Bonnie Black, Mesa Community College Christel Boeck, Arizona Peace OfficerStand ards & Training Board Betsie McNu lty, National Council on Crime & Delinquency 11 PANEL 30 Fiesta 6-2 SECURITY AS A SEPARATE BODY OF KNOWLEDGE Chair/O iscussant: RobertMori n, California State University Papers: "What Constitutes a Security Survey Course for Business Majors," Mahesh Nalla, Michigan State University "Security Between Two Worlds: Why College-Level Security Courses Don't Fly," Stanley Swart, University of North Florida PAN EL 31 Coronado S SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT ISSUES Chair/O iscussant: Frank Scarpitti, Newark, DE Papers: "Measuring the Impact of Drug Treatment: Beyond Relapse and Recidivism," Frank Scarpitti, Newark, DE "AA/NA Involvement at First Entry Into Substance Abuse Treatment," Carl Leukefeld, University of Kentucky "An Examination of the Effectiveness of Treatment Programs for Substance Addicted Female Inmates," Bernadette T. Muscat, York College of Pennsylvania "Restrictive Intermediate Punishment and Substance Abuse Treatment," M.A. Dupont-Morales, Pennsylvania State University PANEL 32 Coronado L-2 APPLYING THE DEATH PENALTY Chair/Discussant: Lisa King, The University of Memphis Papers: 'The Print Media and Karla Faye Tucker," Patti Ross Salinas and W. Wesley Johnson, Sam Houston State University "Procedural Issues in Capital Punishment," Scott L. Johnson, Buffalo State College "Cruel, Inhuman and Degrading ...but Reasonably Necessary: Judicial Developments on the Constitutionality of Capital Punishment in Tanzania," George R. Kakoti, Indiana University "Prosecutorial Discretion and Plea Bargaining in Capital Cases," Pamela Lietsch Taylor, University of Tennessee 12 PAN EL 33 Coronado L-3 EVALUATING TRAINING PROGRAMS Chair/Discussant: James Madden, Lake Superior State University Papers: "Police and Correctional Officer Firearms Training in Washington State," Gregory B. Morrison, Western Oregon University; Philip L. Shane, Washington Criminal Justice Training Committee "The Effect of the International Fire Service Accreditation Congress Accreditation Visit on the Criminal Justice Program," James Madden and Terry Heyns, Lake Superior State University "Evaluating the Criminal Justice Internship Experience," Robert P. Engvall, Mount Mercy College PANEL 34 Coronado J-1 WOM EN, CRIME AND DRUGS: CURRENT ISSUES Chair/Discussant: Rod K. Brunson, University of Illinois-Chicago Papers: "Female Substance-Abusing Offenders: Identifyingthe Needs of a Unique Population," Marie L. Griffin, Arizona State University West "Changing Demographics of a Woman's Prison in Nebraska," Joseph R. Carlson, University of Nebraska at Kearney "Women on Probation in Metropolitan Cook County," Michelle Ann Mahmoud and Patrick Mcanany, University of Illinois, Chicago PANEL 35 Coronado J-2 RESTORATIVE JUSTICE Chair: Lloyd Klein, Medgar Evers College of the City University of New York Discussant: Shela R. Van Ness, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Papers: "Defining and Implementing Restorative Justice: An Analytical Perspective," Ellen C. Lemley and Gregory D. Russell, Washington State University "Restorative Justice and the System Contradiction of Sex Offenders Who 'Maxed Out'," Shela R. Van Ness, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga "And Justice for All: Criminal Justice Policy Concerns Underlying Restorative Justice Applications," Lloyd Klein, Medgar Evers College of The City University of New York; Shela R. Van Ness, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga "Restorative Justice: Promises and Prospects," Gary N. Keveles, University of Wisconsin 13 PANEL 36 Fiesta 6-3 IMPLEMENTATION CHALLENGES FOR COMMUNITY POLICING Chair/D iscu ssant: Douglas Davenport, Truman State University Papers: "Anatomy of the Problem Solving Process: Barriers and Challenges to Daily Practice," Ronald Glensor, Reno Police Departmentand Kenneth Peak, University of Nevada "Concerns and Roadblocks in the Evolution of Community Policing," Andra Katz, Wichita State University; David Carter, Michigan State University "It Comes From the Top: Police Chiefs' Attitudes and Community Policing," David Hurley and Lawrence Travis, University of Cincinnati PAN EL 37 Fiesta 6-4 POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR DEALING WITH POLICE MISCONDUCT Chair: Betsy Wright Kreisel, Murray State University Discussant: Ian K. McKenzie, University of Portsmouth Papers: "Citizen Complaints Against the Police: What Matters Do They Complain About?" Robert C. Holland, Australia "Police Officers' Perceptions of Internal and External Systems of Citizen Complaint Procedures of Police Misconduct," Betsy Wright Kreisel, Murray State University "Poor Police Recruiting: Is It the Cause of Police Misconduct?" Michael J. Palmiotto, Wichita State University "Agency Adherence to Police Industry Standards and its Potential Effects on Law Enforcement Liability," Jeffrey D. Monroe, Temple University PANEL 38 Coronado R STAR TREK: INFORMATION CRIME AND BEYOND Chair/D iscussant: Bradley S. Chilton, University of Toledo Papers. "Star Trek and Stare Decisis: Legal Reasoning and Information Technology," Bradley S. Chilton, University of Toledo "Obscenity On-Line: Necessary or Redundant Attempts to Regulate?" Michael L. Barrett, Ashland University "Star Trek as a Pedagogical Vehicle For Teaching Law and Social Justice," Robert H. Chaires, University of Nevada at Reno "Applying Miller to the Internet: The Problem of Community and Harm in On-Line Materials," Paula Hoene, University of Idaho "Feminist Perspectives on Justice and Gender in the Star Trek Series," Susan A. Lentz, University of Nevada at Reno 14 WEDNESDAY - MARCH 10, 1999 -11 :00 A.M.-12:15 P.M. PAN EL 39 Coronado Q WORKSHOP: SERIAL MURDER Convenor: Ronald Holmes, Louisville, KY Participants: Steve Egger David Fabianic, University of Central Florida Erick Hickey, California State University, Fresno Sgt. David Rivers, Miami, FL PANEL 40 Laredo 1 WORKSHOP: TROUBLE IN PARADISE: CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN SUBURBIA Convenor: Philip Dolce, Bergen Community College Participants: Philip Dolce, Bergen Community College Joseph L. Ciccone, Bergen County Sheriff's Office William Schmidt, Bergen County Pros. Office Joel Trella, Bergen County Police Department Elizabeth R. Bryant, Johnson County Community College PANEL 41 Coronado L-1 CAPITAL PUNISHMENT AND THE PUBLIC Chair/D iscussan t: Kenneth R. Venters, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Papers: "Crime Fighting With the Death Penalty: Capital Punishment as Ideology," Thomas Ward, New Mexico Highlands University "Putting Kids to Death: SpecifyingPublic Support for the Juvenile Death Penalty," Melissa M. Moon, John Paul Wright, and Jennifer A. Pealer, East Tennessee State University; Francis T. Cullen, University of Cincinnati "Support forCap ital Punishment at a Private Baptist University," Angela D. West, Campbell University PANEL 42 Coronado L-2 SUPPORTING VICTIMS THROUGH PROGRAMS IN CORRECTIONS Cha ir/D iscussant: Madeline Lovell, Seattle UniverSity Papers: "Victim Services and Community Corrections," Kirsikka Van Doren and CaryHa rkaway, Department of Community Justice "Results from the Pilot Study of the 'Citizens, Victims, and Offenders Restoring Justice' Program at the Washington State Reformatory," Jacqueline Helfgott, Madeline Lovell, Charles Lawrence, Seattle University; William Parsonage, The Pennsylvania State University "The Potential of the Co-Location of Community Oriented PoliCing and Community Corrections to Support Victims," Faith Lutze, Washington State University; Mike Erp, Washington State University - Spokane 15 PANEL 43 Coronado N GUN ACQUISITION, OWNERSHIP, AND VIOLENCE Chair/D iscussant: Greg Weaver, Auburn University Papers: "Wanna Buy A Gun? County-Level Determinants of Federal Firearms Licenses in the U.S.," Greg Weaver, Auburn University; Lin Huff-Corzine and Jay Corzine, University of Central Florida "Examining the Relationship Between Gun Ownership, Fear of Crime, and Confidence in the Criminal Justice System and Its Components," Dennis Longmire and Arthur Moghalu, Sam Houston State University "Firearm Ownership for Sport, Protection, and Crime," Douglas Rubenkoenig, Columbus State Community College "Classified Advertisements and the Criminal Acquisition of Firearms: Fact or Fiction," William Ruefle, University of South Carolina PANEL 44 Coronado R ETHICAL ISSUES FACING PROFESSORS, ADVISORS AND STUDENTS Chair/D iscussant: Mike Caldero, Bellevue Community College Papers: "Ethical Issues in Student Advising," George Eichenberg, Wayne State College 'The Ethics of Deception in Undercover Operations," Matt Stiehm, Wayne State College "The Ethical Issue of Confidentiality of Inmates in Prison Who Have AIDS: Do We Break It Or Not," Ken Mandel, Wayne State College "Corruption, Community and Cultural Context: A Comparative Analysis of Police Recruit Values in Mexico and U.S.," Anthony LaRose, Western Oregon University PANEL 45 Coronado S TREATMENT PROGRAMS IN PRISON: DO THEY REDUCE RECIDIVISM? Chair/D iscussant: Charles Fields, Eastern Kentucky University Papers: "Issues in the Replication of a Successful Recidivism Reduction Program for Medium Security Inmates in the California Department of Corrections," Rod Mullen, Amity Foundation; James Rowland, Former Director, California Department of Corrections "Therapeutic Correctional Recreation Programs: Fact or Fiction?" Philip D. Jones, Lake Superior State University "Religiousness and Post-Release Community Adj ustment," Melvina T. Sumter, Florida State University 16 PANEL 46 Fiesta 6-1 HUMAN RESOURCE TRENDS AND WORKPLACE ISSUES IN POLICING Chair: Marson H. Johnson, University of South Florida at Lakeland Discussant: Sam V. Baca, Lakeland, FL Police Department Papers: "Human Resource Trends for Law Enforcement Agencies," Joseph D'Angelo, Paula M. Broussard , Scott Rummel, and Parella Lewis, Criminal Justice Society "Sexual Harassment Within The Law Enforcement Workplace," Beth Batson, University of South Florida at Lakeland "Personnel Selection Issues in a Changing Environment," Niki Benton, University of South Florida at Lakeland "Absolute Justice?" Lynn Schmidt PANEL 47 Fiesta 6-2 ORGANIZATIONAL ISSUES IN POLICING Chair/D iscussant: Mitchell Smith, Eastern Kentucky University Papers: "Use of theWorld Wide Web, Hyperlinks and Managing the News by Criminal Justice Agencies," Stephen G. Dykehouse and RobertT. Sigler, University of Alabama "Over-Reliance on Compulsory Arbitration Law in Michigan: The 'Narcotic Effect' in Action," Brian R. Johnson, Grand Valley State University; Greg Warchol, Northern Michigan University "The Impact of Accreditation: A Comparison Between Accredited and Non-Accredited Law Enforcement Agencies ," Kimberly A. McCabe, University of South Carolina "Trends in American Policing 1987-1997: Ten Years of the LEMAS Survey," Brian A. Reaves, Bureau of Justice Statistics PANEL 48 Coronado J-1 IMPROVING RESPONSES TO JUVENILE OFFENDING Chair: Philip Harris, Temple University Discussant: Peter Jones, Temple University Papers: "Early Identification of the Chronic Juvenile Offender," Philip W. Harris and Peter R. Jones, Temple University; Jamie Fader, Crime and Justice Research Institutes "Substance Abusing Delinquents: Who Gets Treatment?" Peter R. Jones and Philip W. Harris, Temple University "The Significance of Definitions of Success in Program Evaluation," Mary E. Poulin, Philip W. Harris, and Peter R. Jones, Temple University 17 PANEL 49 Coronado P CRIMINAL PROCEDURE: PAST, FUTURE, IN THE PRISONS AND IN THE STATES Chair/D iscussant: J. Dennis Laster, Central Missouri State University Papers: "When is Consent 'Consent'? An Analysis of Ohio v. Robinette," David M. Jones, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh "Minnesota v. Carter: A 'Curtain Call' for the Fourth Amendment?" Lisette Leesch, Chadron State College "The New Federalism: One State's Response to the U.S. Supreme Court," Jana Nestlerode, West Chester University PANEL 50 Coronado L-3 EVALUATING PROGRAMS FOR FEMALE OFFENDERS Chair: Leo Carroll, University of Rhode Island Discussants: Roberta Richman, Rhode Island Department of Corrections Tara Gray, New Mexico State University Papers: "Beyond Recidivism: Assessing Change In Incarcerated Women - Challenges and Rewards," Jody Brown, Ann Varna Garis, and Kimberly J. Mitchell, University of Rhode Island "Breaking the Cycle of Recidivism: The Impact of Program Participation," Kimberly J. Mitchell, Cheryl E. Hevey, and Jennifer A. Morrow, University of Rhode Island "Translating Research Into Policy," KathrynQuin a, John Stevenson, and Jeffrey Renzi, University of Rhode Island PANEL 51 Coronado C PERSPECTIVES ON WHITE-COLLAR CRIME Chair: Jay Albanese, Virginia Commonwealth University Discussant: Frank Hagan, Mercyhurst College Papers: "Perceptions and Attitudes About White Collar Crime," Jenny Sundra Layne, National White Collar Crime Center; Jay Albanese, Virginia Commonwealth University "Pharmacists Who Turn to Drug Use: Do They Import the Problem or Does It Begin After They Enter the Profession," Dean Dabney, Georgia State University "Criminologists on Crime: More Findings From a National Self-Report Study," Matthew Robinson and Barbara Zaitzow, Appalachian State University "Representing Corporate Crime: An Examination of Journal and Textbook Contents," Danielle McGurrin, Melissa F nwick, and Michael J. Lynch, University of South Florida 18 PAN EL 52 Coronado J-2 PARENTING AND DELINQUENCY Chair/Discussant: Zina McGee, Hampton University Papers: "Improper Parenting: A cause of Delinquency," Peter Liu and Tracy Caprioni, Monmouth University "The Link Between Female-Headed Families and Juvenile Homicide Rates: Poverty or Pathology?" Lance Hannon, . University of Connecticut "Familial Attachment and Perception: Predictors of Delinquent Behavior," Stacy Mallicoat, University of Colorado ''Testing a Longitudinal Model of the Influence of Family Problem Factors on High Risk Youths' Troubled Behavior: A Replication and Update," Richard Dembo, University of South Florida; Werner Wothke, Small Waters Corporation; Marina Shemwell, Agency of Community Treatment Services, Inc.; Kimberly Pacheco, William Seeberger, and Matthew Rollie, University of South Florida; James Schmeidler, Mt. Sinai School of Medicine PANEL 53 Coronado D NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE FUNDED PROJECTS ON PROSECUTION AND COURT DISPOSITIONS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CASES: IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTITIONERS Chair: Angela R. Gover, National Institute of Justice Discussant: Angela Moore Parmley, National Institute of Justice Papers: "Prosecution Strategies in Domestic Violence," Roxann M. Ryan, Assistant Attorney General "Beyond the Gatekeepers: Final Report on Court Professionals' Responses to Municipal Domestic Violence Cases in an Urban Area," Jennifer L. Hartman, Northeastern University; Joanne Belknap, University of Colorado at Boulder "An Evaluation of Efforts to Implement No-Drop Policies: Two Central Values in Conflict," Robert Davis, Vera Institute for Justice; Barbara Smith, Carlsbad, CA PANEL 54 Coronado J-3 PROGRAMMING ISSUES FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS Chair: Maria Weldele, University of Missouri, S1. Louis Discussant: G. David Curry, University of Missouri, S1. Louis Papers: "Measurement of Gender Specific Programming for Women: Key Dimensions for Differentiating the Experiences of Women," Merry Morash, Michigan State University "Parenting Programs in Women's Prisons," Joycelyn M. Pollock, Southwestern Texas State University "Juvenile Girls in Adult Prisons," Emily Gaarder, University of Cincinnati; Joanne Belknap, University of Colorado Boulder "Girls Committed to Florida's Juvenile Justice," Evelyn Zellerer, Florida State University; Kristen Parsons Winekur, Florida Department of Juvenile Justice 19 PANEL 55 Fiesta 6-3 TECHNOLOGY AND POLICE OPERATIONS Chair/D iscussant: David Carter, Michigan State University Papers : "Caught in the Web: The Pride and Perils of a Police Department Webmaster," Keith N. Haley, Tiffin University; Scott Blough, Marion Police Department "Cheap, Off-the-Shelf, It Wouldn't Work Here," Joque H. Soskis, University of North Florida "Emerging Technologies and their Application to Police Operations," David L. Carter, Michigan State University; Andra J. Katz, Wichita State University "Applying Decision Support Tools to Technology Acquisition," John Dukovich, Logistics Management Institute; Jeffrey Bouffard, University of Maryland ''The Push and Pull of Community-Oriented Policing and Technology: The Case of the Miami Police Department," W. Clinton Terry PANEL 56 Coronado M WORKSHOP: TEACHING STRATEGIES FOR POPULAR CULTURE, CRIME, AND JUSTICE . Convenor(s): Frankie Y. Bailey, University at Albany Donna C. Hale, Shippensburg University Participants: Frankie Y. Bailey, University at Albany Donna C. Hale, Shippensburg University WEDNESDAY - MARCH 10, 1999 - 12: 45 P.M.-2:00 P.M. PANEL 57 Coronado P MINORITIES AND WOMEN SECTION SESSION HOW SENTENCING GUIDELINES PROPAGATE VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN Speaker: Mary Barracliff, Justice Works PANEL 58 Coronado J-2 LEGAL ISSUES AND WOMEN IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE CAREERS: CURRENT ISSUES Chair/Discussant: Dyan McGuire, University of Missouri - St. Louis Papers: "Women in Law Enforcement Careers: The Glass Ceiling Paradox," o. Elmer Polk, University of Texas at Arlington "Women in the Judiciary," Dyan McGuire, University of Missouri - st. Louis "The Year of Sexual Harassment," Mary W. Atwell, Radford University 20 PANEL 59 Fiesta 6-4 SOCIETAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE WAR ON DRUGS Chair/Discussant: Geoffrey Alpert, University of South Carolina Papers: "Domestic Social Consequences of the War on Drugs," Jurg Gerber, Sam Houston University "Psychological Tests and Treatment Outcome at a Woman's TC Program," Mary Caudrado, University of South Florida at Sarasota PANEL 60 Laredo 1 WORKSHOP: THE USE OF POLICE TRAINING AS A SYSTEM CHANGE AGENT IN LAW ENFORCEMENT Convenor: Angelyn Flowers, Washington DC Participa nts: Angelyn Flowers, Washington, DC Sylvia Hill, Washington, DC Ronald Hampton, NEPA Sinclair J ter, Washington, DC PANEL 61 Coronado C COMPARATIVE GLOBAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE ANALYSES/P ERSPECTIVES Chair/Discussant: Ernest E. Uwazie, California State University Papers: "Chinese Criminal Justice: A Comparative View," Pamella A. Seay, Florida Gulf Coast University "Police Investigative Powers: A Comparative Perspective," Zoran Milovanovich, Lincoln University "Policing and Human Rights: A Transatlantic Perspective," Ian K. McKenzie, University of Portsmouth "A Cross-National Assessment of the Police Criminal Investigation Process and Emerging Research Challenges," Frank Horvath and Robert T. Meesig, MS, School of Criminal Justice "How International Migration is Influencing Community Policing in Latin America and Asia," Michael Jordan, Radford University; Stephen Owen, University of Missouri - St. Louis; Reynaldo Hidalgo, Universidad de los Andes PANEL 62 Coronado J-1 THEORETICAL AND PROGRAMMATIC ISSUES IN DELINQUENCY AND VIOLENCE PREVENTION Chair/D iscussant: Rosemary Murphy, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Papers: "Highlights From the Evaluation of the Children At-Risk Program: Results One-Year After the End of the Program," Adele Harrell, Urban Institute "A National Study of Delinquency Prevention in Schools," Gary D. Gottfredson, Gottsfredson Assoc., Inc. 21 PANEL 63 Fiesta 6-1 POLICING SPECIAL POPULATIONS Chair/Discussant: Ken Peak, University of Nevada Papers: "Police Initiated Trans-Jurisdictional Transport of the Mentally III," William R. King, Bowling Green State University "Contemporary Trends in Policing: Law Enforcement Gerontology," William Bourns, Southeast Missouri State University "Dealing With School Violence: Cops in School," Rick Lovell and Carl E. Pope, University of Wisconsin PANEL 64 Coronado D COMMUNITIES AND CRIME: CURRENT RESEARCH Chair/Discussant: George Capowich, Washington State University Papers: "Economic Conditions and Crime: A Time Series Analysis," Christopher T. Lowenkamp and Travis Pratt, University of Cincinnati "Social Disorganization and Crime: Testing the Theory," Courtney Ann Waid and Robert T. Sigler University of Alabama "The Effect of Casino Gambling on Crime in New Casino Jurisdictions," B. Grant Stitt, University of Nevada, David Giacopassi, University of Memphis, Mark Nichols, University of Nevada "Rural Crime and Contextual Factors: Exploring the Connections," Douglas Davenport,Tr uman State University PANEL 65 Coronado R TEACHING AND LEARNING STRATEGIES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Chair/D iscussant: Matthew Robinson, Appalachian State University Papers: "Using Active Learning in Criminal Justice: Fifty Examples," Matthew Robinson, Appalach ian State University "The Role of Experimental Learning in Criminal Justice Education," Diane M. Daane, University of South Carolina "Learning to Listen: The Key to Success for Criminal Justice Professionals," Steven G. Cox, Illinois State University "The Professional Socialization of Criminal Justice Students: Identity and Discourse Within a Relational Context," Susan R. Takata, University of Wisconsin; Jeanne Curran, California State University PANEL 66 Coronado N AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC: THE ATLANTA YOUTH MURDERS AND THE POLITICS OF RACE (SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1999) Author: Bernard Headley, Northern Illinois University Critics: Julius Debro, University of Washington Coramae Mann, Ft. Myers, FL 22 PANEL 67 Coronado L-1 LEGAL ISSUES IN CORRECTIONS Chair/Discussant: Elizabeth H. McConnell, Charleston Southern University Papers: "The 'Americans With Disabilities Act' and Institutional Corrections," Chad Shook, Court of Appeals of Mississippi "The Exclusionary Rule in Non-Criminal Proceedings: Should Illegally Obtained Evidence Be Admissible in Probation and Parole Revocation Proceedings?" Craig Hemmens, Boise State University; Rolando del Carmen, Sam Houston State University; Katherine Bennett, Armstrong State University "Private Actors, Civil Rights: Rights and Responsibilities From a Legal Prospective," Tina Fryling, Mercyhurst College PANEL 68 Fiesta 6-2 POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY Chair/Discussant: William Wakefield, University of Nebraska at Omaha Papers: "A Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis of Police Pursuit Policies: Examining Levels of Discretion in Critical Decision Making," Terry Cox, Vic W. Bumphus, and RobertEmbr y, Eastern Kentucky University "Intimate Partner Violence and Police Action in a Large, Urban Area: Examining Data Patterns Using Correspondence Analysis," William Wakefield, Chris E. Marshall, and Corey Williams, University of Nebraska at Omaha "Police Behavior - A Commentary," John Gentile, United States Treasury Department "Police Corruption: Analysis of an FBI Sting," Vance McLaughlin, Savannah Police Department PANEL 69 Fiesta 6-3 THEORETICAL MODELS OF COMMUNITY POLICING Chair/D iscussant: David Barlow, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Papers: "Restorative Justice, Nonviolence, and Social Justice: The Application of Kingian Philosophy in Community Policing," David Barlow, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee; Joani Scandone, Tallahassee Police Department; Melissa Hichman Barlow, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee; Wa lter McNeil, Tallahassee Police Department "Community Oriented Policing and Community Centered Police Professionalism: Bridging the Gap Caused by the Traditional Model of Police Professionalism," Brian Williams, Florida State University "How One Midwestern Town Has Submit to Community Policing in the Past Two Years: A Theoretical Perspective," Jeffrey Todd Schultz and Gregory Morris, Mississippi State University 23 PANEL 70 Coronado L-2 ISSUES OF PRISON AND PUNISHMENT Chair/Discussant: Marie Griffin, Arizona State University West Papers: "Self-IdentifyAmong Male and Female Prison Inmates," Carrie Oser, Lexington, KY "An Examination of Causal Factors for Increased Numbers of Incarcerated Women," Teresa Washington, Washington, DC "The Rise and Fall of Reinventing Prisons: A Case Study of the Northeast Ohio Corrections Institute," Holly Mashiska, Universityof Toledo "The Death Penalty vs. Life Imprisonment in Texas: A Cost Analysis," Tammy Mozingo, University of Houston - Victoria "The Effectiveness of Probation Sanctions Over Prison Sentences," Tracey Turner, California State University, San Bernardino PANEL 71 Coronado L-3 COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS: CURRENT PERSPECTIVES AND FUTURE CONCERNS Chair/Discussant: Susan Meier, California State University - Sacramento Papers: "Shame, Culture and Rehabilitation Versus Incarceration," Noel Out, Salem State College "Community Corrections: The Wave of the Future," Lorenzo M. Boyd, University of Massachusetts - Boston "Prison Overcrowding in Ghana: Trends, Patterns, and Key Issues for Policy Analysis," Joseph Appiahene-Gyami, Simon Frasier University "A Workload and Staffing Study of the California Division of Parole," Robert DeComo, National Council on Crime and Delinquency, Ronald E. Vogel and Susan Meier, California State University - Sacramento PANEL 72 Coronado S CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROCESSES AND RACE Chair/D iscussant: Larry Stokes, University of Tennessee - Chattanooga Papers: "Disproportionate Minority Youth in Secure Confinement," Michael Leiber, University of Northern Iowa "Jewish Prisoners: Their Experience as an Ethnic Minority in Prison," Marcia R. Steinbock, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey "Race/Ethnicity and Judge's Sentencing Decisions," Cassia C. Spohn, University of Nebraska - Omaha 24 PANEL 73 Coronado Q TRANSNATIONAL CRIME AND ITS CONTROL Chair/Discussant: John Song, Buffa lo State College Papers: "Drug Control Policies in China and the United States," John Song, Buffa lo State College "Transnational Drug Trafficking in Contemporary China," Xin Shao, Buffalo State College "Policing the Explosion of Transnational Crime," Lening Zhang, Saint Francis College "Washington State and the Elimination of Opium in the Golden Triangle," Bertus R. Ferreira, Washburn University "Policing Chinese Transnational Crime," Larry Chung, The International Foundation for the Peaceful Elimination of Opium Crops PAN EL 74 Coronado J-3 EVALUATING JUSTICE PROGRAMS AND POLICIES Chair/Discussant: William Clements, Norwich University Papers: "Defining Patterns of Domestic Violence: A Two Year Study of Photo-Documented Cases in North Carolina," Richard Hayes, North Carolina Governor's Crime Commission "Evaluation of a Multi-Agency Sex Offense Task Force," Penny Shtull, Trinity College of Vermont, William Clements, Ph.D., Norwich University "Evaluating Victim Services: A Comprehensive Statewide Assessment," William Clements, Norwich University "What Works? - The Failure of Drug Prevention Programs," Kevin Ryan, Norwich University WEDNESDAY - MARCH 10, 1999 - 2:00 P.M.-5:00 P.M. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR Monterey 3 BUILDING AGENCY RELATIONSHIPS Leader: Craig Uchida 25 WEDNESDAY - MARCH 10, 1999 - 2:15 P.M.-3:30 P.M PANEL 75 Yucatan 3 SCHOOLS AND VIOLENCE Chair/D iscussant: Stephen M. Hass, California State University - Bakersfield Papers: "High School Aggression: An Exploratory Analysis of Situational Instigators," Stephen M. Haas, California State University - Bakersfield; Patricia Van Voorhis, University of Cincinnati; Jennifer Poe, California State University - Bakersfield "Effects of School Climate on Student Misconduct," Wayne N. Welsh, Patricia H. Jenkins, and Jack R. Green , Temple University "School Shootings, the Media, and Public Fear: Ingredients for a Moral Panic," Ronald Burns, Texas Christian University; Charles Crawford, Western Michigan University PANEL 76 Coronado G RACE AND GENDER ISSUES IN CRIME: EDUCATION OR MIS-EDUCATION Chair/D iscussant: Charles J. Corley, Michigan State University Papers: "Academic Productivity of African Americans in Criminology: Does Race Matter?" Robert L. Bing and Alejandro del Carmen, University of Texas - Arlington "Teaching Race and Gender: Are We Getting Through?" Paula Brillinger, West Virginia State College "Hispanic Demographic Trends and the Implications for Criminal Justice Education," Ray Leal, st. Mary's University "Constructions of Cultural Conflict and Crime," Edward G. Armstrong, University of Wisconsin - Stout PANEL 77 Coronado C ASSESSMENT OF ATTITUDINAL VARIATIONS IN POLICE ORGANIZATIONAL, CULTURAL, AND ADMINISTRATIVE ORIENTATIONS: ESTONIA, FINLAND, RUSSIA, SWEDEN, AND THE UNITED STATES Convenor: Hannu Kiehela, Police College of Finland Participants: Ari Sarjanen, Tampere (FI) Police Department Petri Raivola, Police School of Finland Juha Vartola, University of Tampere 26 PANEL 78 Acapulco ISSUES AFFECTING PEOPLE OF COLOR: HOMICIDE, ABUSE, AND HATE CRIMES Chair/Discussant: Brenda L. Vogel, California State University - Fullerton Papers: "Returning to the Inner City: A Criminologist's View From the Front Lines," Shuan Gabbidon, Coppin State University "Examining the Impact of Race on Low Self-Control and Drug Use," David Holleran and T.J. Taylor, University of Nebraska - Omaha "Is the Difference Black and White? An Examination of the Factors Related to Black and White Homicides," T. Hank Robinson, University of Nebraska - Omaha "The Criminal Justice System's Response to Hate Crime Legislation in Ohio," Paul J. Becker, Morehead State University; Arthur Jipson, Miami University PANEL 79 Coronado E EMPIRICAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON CRIMINAL PROCEDURE Chair/D iscussant: Cliff Roberson, Washburn University Papers: "Perceptions of the Legitimacy of Police Search and Seizure: A Replication," lIIya Lichtenberg "County of Sacramento v. Lewis: Its Impact on Police Pursuit Policies," Milo Miller, Southeast Missouri State University "John Paul Stevens, Criminal Justice and Judicial Coalitions: With Whom Does He Run?" Kathleen Simon, Appalachian State University "The Fourth Amendment and the 1998-99 Term of the U.S. Supreme Court," Alton Slane, Muhlenberg College PANEL 80 Coronado A OFFICER MISCONDUCT IN THE USE OF FORCE Chair/O iscussant: Robert C. Holland, State Police of Australia Papers: "The Relationship Between Patrol Officers' Background Characteristics, Arrest Activity, Assignment, and Citizens' Complaints About Excessive Force," Steven G. Brandl, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee; James Frank, University of Cincinnati "The Other Deadly Force: An Analysis of High Speed Pursuit Guidelines," Don Liddick, University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg "Predicting Officer Race in Internal and External Allegations of Misconduct," Kim Michelle Lersch, University of South Florida 27 PANEL 81 Coronado F THE IMPACT OF SITUATIONAL VARIABLES ON DELINQUENCY AND SUBSTANCE USE ACROSS MALE AND FEMALE OFFENDERS Chair/D iscussant: Denise Herz, University of Nebraska Papers: "The Effects of Family Structure on Delinquency: Does Gender Matter?" Adrienne Frenge and Michelle Hughes Miller, University of Nebraska at Lincoln; Finn-Aage Esbensen, University of Nebraska at Omaha "Exposure to Stress and Conflict Among Hig h-School Aged Youth: Do Coping Responses Vary for Males and Females?" Paul Mazerolle, University of Cincinnati; Elizabeth Cauffman, University of Pittsburgh; Alex Piquero, Temple University; Lisa Broidy, University of New Mexico; Dorothy Espelage, University of Illinois - Champaign "An Exploration of the Differential Impact of Prior Offending on Treatment Effectiveness for Male and Female Juvenile Drug-Abusing Offenders ," Miriam Sealock, Xavier University PANEL 82 Baja DETERMINING LEVELS OF VICTIMIZATION ACROSS COMMUNITIES Chair/D iscussant: Anne Kelleher, Washington State University Papers: "An Individual and Contextual analysis of Criminal Victimization in Pennsylvania," Jennifer Shaffer and Barry Ruback, The Pennsylvania State University "Defining Patterns in Domestic Violence: A Two-Year Study of Photo-Documented Cases in North Carolina," Richard Hayes, North Carolina Governor's Crime Commission "Adolescent Sexual Victimization Across Gender and Context," Michelle Cambell, Erin Wa llett, Pamela Wilcox Rountree and Richard Clayton, University of Kentucky "Being Pursued: Stalking Victimization in a National Study of College Women," Bonnie Fisher, Francis Cullen, University of Cincinnati; Michael Turner, Northeastern University; Joanne Belknap, University of Colorado - Boulder PANEL 83 Cancun EVALUATING DRUG/ALCOHOL COURTS AND PROGRAMS Chair/D iscussant: Kevin Ryan, Norwich University Papers: "Assessing a DWI Drug Court: Correlates of Recidivism," L. Thomas Winfree, Jr., James Maupin, and James Breckenridge, New Mexico State University "Saving Time and Money: Maine's First Drug Court Shows How," Donald Anspach, University of Southern Maine; Andrew S. Ferguson, University of Sheffield "Assessing the Impacts of Family Focused Drug Treatment: A Qualitative Evaluation of La Bodega de la Familia," Pedro Mateu-Gelabert, Douglas Young, and Catherine Stayton, Vera Institute of Justice "The NIDA Washington, DC Strengthening Families Proj ect: What's it All About?" Veronica Puryear, University of Maryland 28 PANEL 84 Coronado Q WORKSHOP: PLACES TO GO, THINGS TO SEE: NET ACCESS AND EVALUATING AUTHORITY IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Convenor: Susan R. Takata, University of Wisconsin - Parkside Participant: Jeanne Curran, California State University - Dominiquez Hills PANEL 85 Yucatan 2 MANAGING PRISON GANGS Chair/D iscussant: Ronald E. Vogel, California State University - Long Beach Papers: "Managing Gangs in the Texas Prisons: A Case Study," Mary E. (Beth) Pelz, University of Houston - Downtown "A Discussion of Illinois' 'Gang-Free' Prison: Evaluation Results ," Laura Gransky and Marisa Patterson, University of Illinois - Springfield "Inmates' Perceptions of a Gang-Free Prison," Beverly Rivera, University of Illinois - Springfield PANEL 86 Yucatan 1 TOPICS RELATING TO POLICING: LAW ENFORCEMENT ACROSS THE MILLENNIUM Chair/Discussant: J. Douglas McKinney, Western Carolina University Papers: "Patterns of Juvenile School Shootings," Joe and Rachel Ostronic, Western Carolina University "Public Executions as a Result of the Death Penalty," Kelly Niman, Western Carolina University "Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs," Ben Cox, Western Carolina University "Pornography, Sexually Aggressive Behavior, and Other Sexually Deviant Behaviors," Brent Witter and Tina Stone, Western Carolina University "Community-Oriented Government," Kyle Moody, Western Carolina University PANEL 87 Coronado B TEACHING ETHICS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Chair/Discussant: Sam Souryal, Sam Houston State University Papers: "Ethics as a Required Course in Undergraduate Education: Issues and Strategies," Tiffany Lin McNeil and Charity Nichole Hendricks, Indiana University of Pennsylvania "Making Ethics an Integral Part of Criminal Justice Education," Greg Plumb, Park College "Ethics and Gender: Do Females Approach Ethics Differently Than Males?" Dean J. Spader, University of South Dakota 29 PANEL 88 Coronado R SEX RELATED ISSUES IN CONTEMPORARY CORRECTIONS C hair/O iscussant: Dennis Laster, Central Missouri State University Papers: "What's New in HIV and STD?" Carol Ferreira, Washburn University "Sex Offender Recidivism and Criminal Justice Accountability: Megan's Law and the Prediction of Dangerous Criminal Behavior," Lloyd Klein, Medgar Evers College "Correctional Alternatives: The Challenge of the Predatory Sexual Offender," Dennis Laster, Central Missouri State University "Lesbians and Gay Men as Inmates," Christina A. Yared, Grand Valley State University PANEL 89 Coronado 0 ROUNDTABLE: INTEGRATING CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND PRIVATE SECURITY CURRICULUMS: OIL & VINEGAR Convenor: Mary Clifford, S1. Cloud State University Participants: Nathan Alborn, St. Cloud State University John Campbell, St. Cloud State University Jim Mclanahan, Eastern Kentucky University Chuck Thibodeau, St. Cloud State University PANEL 90 Coronado P WORKSHOP: ON-LINE CRIMINAL JUSTICE DATABASES: BJS, JRSA, NIJ, NCJRS, SEARCH, ETC. Convenor: Cecil Greek, Florida State University Participants: Marianne W. Zawitz, U.S. Departmentof Justice Cheryl Z. Hofmann, The National Consortium for Justice Information and Statistics Craig Cussimanio, Justice Research and Statistics Association Kris Rose, National Institute of Justice 30 PANEL 91 Coronado N SPECIAL UNITS AND CASES IN POLICE ORGANIZATIONS Chair/Discussant: Robert P. Morin, California State University Papers: "Evidence Characteristics Associated with Sexual Assault Case Closure," Jeffrey A. Bouffard, University of Maryland "Police Officers and Domestic Violence: Issues of Policy, Implementation, and Personnel Practices," Robert P. Morin, California State University; Eric B. Herzik, University of Nevada - Reno "The Greg County Organized Drug Enforcement Unit: A Program Assessment," Peter W. Phillips, The University of Texas at Tyler "Police Communications and Dispatching: The Trend Toward Civilization and the Influence of Race and Sex Upon Training Evaluation," Tami Tucker Wilkins, Florida State University PANEL 92 Coronado M ROUNDTABLE: THE MILITARY DRAWDOWN: CAN AMERICA'S STATE AND FEDERAL LEVEL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES TAKE ON MILITARY DUTIES ON THE HOMEFRONT TRADITIONALLY PERFORMED BY RESERVE AND NATIONAL GUARD FORCES? Convenor: R. Kent Kershenstein, Indiana, PA Participants: R. Kent Kershenstein, Indiana, PA WEDNESDAY - MARCH 10, 1999 - 3:45 P.M.-5:00 P.M PANEL 93 Coronado G FEMALE OFFENDERS AND THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM Chair: Barbara Owen, California State University - Fresno Discussant: Ida Johnson, University of Alabama Papers: "Modeling Gender-Specific Services in Juvenile Justice: Research Findings," Barbara Owen, California State University - Fresno; Barbara Bloom, San Jose State University "Addressing the Distinct Experience of the Adolescent Female: Explaining Delinquency and Examining the Juvenile Justice System," Kristi Holsinger, University of Cincinnati; Joanne Belknap, University of Colorado - Boulder "Girls and Juvenile Justice in a Largely Hispanic Community," James R. Maupin and Lisa J. Bond-Maupin, New Mexico State University 31 PANEL 94 Coronado F THE POLITICS OF WHITE-COLLAR AND ORGANIZED CRIME Chair/Discussant: Frank Hagan, Mercyhurst College Papers: "Presidential Scandal from Washington to Clinton," Frank E. Hagan, Mercyhurst College "Oh No, Is That Karl Marx in the Rearview Mirror?" Frank J. Calabrese, Indiana University of Pennsylvania "The Social and Political History of Philadelphia's 'Black Mafia': An Analysis," Sean Patrick Griffin, Pennsylvania State University "The Illegal Postings of Political Sign: The Ignored Law," Lyle L. Shook, Auburn University at Montgomery PANEL 95 Acapulco MAPPING AND EXPLAINING CRIME Chair/D iscussant: Papers: "Crime Analysis Through High-Definition Geographic Information Systems," Kristin Henderson and George Rengert, Temple University "Eight Cities and Five Years: A Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Homicide," Elizabeth R. Groff and Cynthia Mamalian, National Institute of Justice "Environmental and Demographic Correlates of Random Gunfire: A Spatial Analysis of the Distribution of Random Gunfire," R.Cory Watkins, University of Florida; Lorraine Mazerolle, University of Cincinnati; Dennis Rogan, Statistical Analysis of Law Enforcement Strategies "Stability and Change in the Spatial Patterns of Homicide," Dennis Roncek and Mark Foxall, University of Nebraska at Omaha PANEL 96 Coronado C POLICING IN EMERGING AND DEVELOPING SOCIETIES Chair/Discussant: Otwin Marenin, Washington State University Papers: "Police Assignments and Police Cognitive Systems: Applications of an Ecological Model to Police Behavior in Developing Nations," Richard R. Bennett and Erica L. Schmitt, The American University "Policing Capitalist Democracy in Nigeria: The Problem of Law Enforcement," Obi Ebbe, SUNY "A Theory of Policing and Democracy," Michael D. Wiatrowski, UTICA; P. J. Potgieter, University of Zululano "Regulation for Better Police Behavior," Trpe Stojanovski, Temple University "Between Coercion and Service: A Comparative Analysis of the Russian Militia and the Modern Police Forces in Estonia, Finland, Sweden, and the United States," Hannu Kiehela, Ari Sarjanen, Petri Raivola, and Juha Vartola, Police College of Finland 32 PANEL 97 Yucatan 3 PROCESSING JUVENILE OFFENDERS AS ADULTS : INDIVIDUAL AND SYSTEM EFFECTS Chair/Discussant: Norm White, University of Missouri - St. Louis Papers: "Juvenile Verses Criminal Justice Processing: Impact on Adolescent Offenders," Donna M. Bishop, University of Central Florida; Charles E. Frazier and Lonn Lanza-Kaduce, University of Florida "Juveniles Sentenced as Adult�: Preliminary Results from a Life History Project," Kate Hanrahan, John J. Gibbs, and SherwoodZi mmerman, Indiana University of Pennsylvania "The Influence of Court Location in Certification Decisions: Justice by Geography," Lisa L. Sample, Norm White, and Kimberly Kempf-Leonard, University of Missouri "Mandatory Hearings With No Age Restriction: Certification in Missouri," Lisa L. Sample, Norm White, and Kimberly Kempf-Leonard , University of Missouri PANEL 98 Coronado T COMPARATIVE JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION IN ASIA, AMERICA AND POST-COMMUNIST EUROPE Chair: James S. E. Opolot, Texas Southern University - Houston Discussant: Ian McKenzie, University of Portsmouth Papers: "Confidence in the Police Between China and the U.S.A.," Liqun Cao, Eastern Michigan University "Justice in a Post-Communist Society: The Romanian Criminal Justice System," Marlon T. Doss, Jr., Stephen R. Bowers, and Christina Hanganu, James Madison University "The Student of Justice and the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia," Donald H. Wallace, Central Missouri State University; Andrew Thompson, University of Glamorgan 'The Latest Developments in Due Process of Law in the People's Republic of China," Walter V. Powell, Slippery Rock University PANEL 99 Coronado Q WORKSHOP: PROFESSIONALISM ISSUES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION Convenor: Laura Myers, Sam Houston State University Participants: Laura Myers, Sam Houston State University Patricia King, Sam Houston State University Esther S. Rister, Malloy College John M. Paitakes, Seton Hall University 33 PANEL 100 Coronado P WORKSHOP: QUALITATIVE EVALUATION OF COMMUNITY POLICING Convenor: Mittie D. Southerland, Murray State University Participants: Betsey Wright Kreisel, Murray State University PANEL 101 Coronado D CAMPUS SECURITY Chair/Discussant: Bonnie Fisher, University of Cincinnati Papers : "History and Evolution of Campus Policing," Max Bromley, University of South Florida "Responding to 'Hot Spots' of Crime on the College Campus: Implications for Community Oriented PoliCing by Campus . Law Enforcement," John Sloan, University of Alabama at Birmingham ''Trends in Violence on Campus 1974 - 1997," Deborah W. Beer, SUNY - Albany "Sexual Harassment in Academia," David R. Champion, Indiana University of Pennsylvania PANEL 102 Baja APPLYING THEORY TO PRACTICE: CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS Chair/Discussant: Lawrence Travis, III, University of Cincinnati Papers : "Reconceptualizing Probation Supervision: Toward a Theory of Environmental Corrections," John Eck and Francis T. Cullen, University of Cincinnati "Toward a Theory of Police Deviance (With a Little Help From Control Balance Theory)," Matthew Hickman and Alex Piqu ro, Temple University "Crime, Deviance and Police Behavior: Conceptual and Methodological Directions for a Contextually Based Theory," James Sobol, State University of New York at Albany "Effects of Police Behavior on Citizen Demeanor: A Test of Specific Defiance Theory," Nicole Leeper Piquero and Leana Allan, University of Maryland 34 PANEL 103 Coronado N DRUG ENFORCEMENT: THEN AND NOW Chair: J. Mitchell Miller, University of South Carolina Discussant: Richard Tewksbury, University of Louisville Papers: "A Historical Assessment of the Nixon Ad ministration's War on Drugs, 1969-1974," John C. McWilliams, Pennsylvania State University "The War on Drugs in Taiwan: An American Model," Furjen Denq, Sam Houston State University; Peter B. Kraska, Eastern Kentucky University PANEL 104 Cancun SEXUAL ASSAULT: LEGAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES Chair/Discussant: Diane M. Daane, University of South Carolina - Spartanburg Papers: "The Method, Motivation, and Implications of a Serial Rapist," Adam Cain, University of South Carolina - Spartanburg "The Law and Martial Rape," Brian R. Cassidy, University of South Carolina - Spartanburg "Sexual Assault: Prevention & Intervention," Kamani Gore, University of South Carolina - Spartanburg "On the Stand: Victim on Trial," Natalia Kirayoglu, University of South Carolina - Spartanburg "Adolescent Sex Offender Treatment," Ronnie E. McCarrell, University of South Carolina - Spartanburg PANEL 105 Yucatan 2 EVALUATING COMMUNITY CORRECTIONAL PROGRAMS Chair/D iscussant: Stan Shernock, Norwich University Papers: "Effective Practices in Juvenile Day Treatment," James R. Brunett, Michael L. Vasu and Meredith Weinstein, North Carolina State UniverSity; James Klopovic, North Carolina Governor's Crime Commission "An Evaluation of the Oklahoma Nighttime Incarceration Program," Thomas E. James, Susan Marcus-Mendoza, and Marcus E. Martin, University of Oklahoma "An Evaluation of the Erie County, Pennsylvania Collaborative Intensive Community Treatment Program (CICTP)," Maria Lynn Garase, Indiana University of Pennsylvania "An Evaluation of Personal Safety and Drug Use Prevention Programs in Grades K-4," Maria Stiffler, Ohio University 35 PANEL 106 Coronado B INNOVATIVE APPROACHES IN THE TEACHING OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE COURSES Chair/Discussant: Hill Harper, Valdosta State University Papers: "Best Books CJ Reading List; A Survey of Criminology and Criminal Justice Faculty's Choices," Hill Harper, Valdosta State University "Measuring the Effects of a Corrections Course on Attitudes Toward Punishing Offenders," Richard Lawrence, St. Cloud State University "Law in Our Lives: an Interdisciplinary Approach to Introducing Criminal Justice Students to the Study of Law," David O. Friedrichs, University of Scranton 'Teaching the Holocaust to Undergraduate Criminology Majors," Ayn Embar Seddon, Indiana University PANEL 107 Coronado E INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Chair/Discussant: Margaret Vandiver, The University of Memphis Papers: "The Death Penalty and Public Opinion in Russia," Vitali Y. Kvashis, Russian Ministry of the Interior "The Human Rights Mirror Has Two Faces: International Standards of Conduct and the Death Penalty," Steve Russell and Audrey Zamora, University of Texas at San Antonio "The Use of Victim Offender Mediation in Homicide Cases," Kenneth R. Venters, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga PANEL 108 Coronado S CORRECTIONAL ADMINISTRATION Chair/D iscussant: Elmer Johnson, Southern Illinois University Papers: "Health Care Service Delivery Strategies in Ohio's Women State Prisons," Nawal Arriar, Edna Erez, and Carol Gregory, Kent State University "Soaring Imprisonment Rates in the United States : Its Mixed Consequences," Elmer Johnson, Southern Illinois University - Carbondale "Prison Grievance Mechanisms: Boon or Bane for the Correctional Administrator," Ronald McVey, West Chester University "The Case of Leroy Hendricks: A Blueprint for the Successful Implementation of a Sexual Predator Statute," Robert Scott and Michael Copeland, Fort Hays State University 36 PANEL 109 Coronado R COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS: INTERMEDIATE SANCTIONS AND ALTERNATIVES Chair/Discussant: David T. Skelton, Indiana State University Papers: "Intermediate Punishment Programs: An Assessment of Client Outcomes," Barbara Sims and Wenbo Shi, Penn State Harrisburg "In-Your-Face 'Therapy': Inmate Experiences of Conflict in a Boot Camp Prison," Arrick L. Jackson and Faith E. Lutze, Washington State University "Appellate Litigation Involving the Electronic Monitoring of Offenders: A Ten Year Retrospective," David T. Skelton, Indiana State University PANEL 110 Coronado A ISSUES OF POLICE MISCONDUCT Chair: Marson H. Johnson, University of South Florida at Lakeland Discussant: Sam V. Baca, Lakeland, FL Police Department Papers: "Police Brutality: Rodney King Revisited," Cynthia Dorman, University of South Florida at Lakeland "Domestic Violence Within the Police Family," Donald Dodge, University of South Florida at Lakeland "Ethical Issues of Undercover Police Operations," Steven McCullum, University of South Florida at Lakeland "Misuse of Law Enforcement Dollars," Juan Garcia, University of South Florida at Lakeland PANEL 111 Yucatan 1 COMMUNITY POLICING PROBLEM SOLVING PROGRAMS Chair/D iscussant: Mario Gaboury, University of New Haven Papers: "Everything You Wanted to Know About Dementia ...but Forgot to Ask!" Carol Ferreira, Washburn University "COPS Grants: Neutralizing Crime 'Hot Spots'," Thomas Baker and Loreen Wolfer, University of Scranton "A Vehicle Theft Program: An Analysis of the Rockaway Township Efforts," William Calathes, New Jersey City University; Walter Kimble, Rockaway Township Police Department "Getting the Writing Offthe Wall: Decreasing Graffiti Through Community Policing," Mario Gaboury, University of New Haven; Stephen Cox, Central Connecticut State University; Michael Gosha, Bridgeport Police Department 37 PANEL 112 Coronado M ROUNDTABLE: IN THE WAKE OF THE STORM: DO WE NEED AN INDEPENDENT COUNSEL? Convenor: Chadwick L. Shook, Mississippi Court of Appeals Participants: Chadwick L. Shook, Mississippi Court of Appeals Chris Baxter, University of Alabama Terry Edwards, University of Louisville WEDNESDAY - MARCH 10, 1999 - 5:15 P.M.-6:45 P.M. PLENARY I - ACJS CODE OF ETHICS Fiesta 6 Chair: Richard Bennett, American University Committee: Joan Crowley Randy Martin Michael Caldero Alida Merlo Lynette Feder Jocelyn Pollock Evelyn Gilbert Lee Ross Nancy Grosselfinger Katheryn Russell Craig Hemmens MittieSo utherland Zelma Henriques Mary Stohr Kimberly Kempf-Leonard THURSDAY - MARCH 11, 1999 - 8:00 A.M.-9:15 A.M. PANEL 113 Coronado F WOMEN AND HOMICIDE: CONTEMPORARY AND HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES Chair: Martin Gruberg, University of Wisconsin Discussant: Anne Alvesalo, The Police College of Finland Papers: "Women Who Murder and the Sentences Imposed: Lowering the Pedestal," Mark James Catledge, Michigan State University "Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Lizzie Borden But Were Afraid to Axe," Elizabeth Athaide-Victor, Tiffin University; Lynne Forsterlee, Central Queensland University "The Trial of Madame Caillaux: Another 'Trial of the Century'," Martin Gruberg, University of Wisconsin "The Kidnapping and Murder of Carethia Curry: Profiling the New Female Murderer," Etta F. Morgan, The University of Alabama - Tuscaloosa 38 PANEL 114 Coronado N TREATMENT PROGRAMS FOR OFFENDERS: MINISTRY AND DRUG ADDICTION Chair/Discussant: Sam Torres, Long Beach State University Papers: 'The Role of Faith , Mentors and Volunteers in Prisoner Rehabilitation," Byron Johnson, Vanderbilt University; Jack Cowley, Inner Change Freedom Initiative "The Role of the Prison Chaplain in Offender Rehabilitation," Jody L. Sundt, Southern Illinois University; Harry R. Dammer, Niagara University; Francis T. Cullen, University of Cincinnati "A Continuum of Sanctions for Substance-Abusing Offenders," Sam Torres, Long Beach State University PANEL 115 Yucatan 3 EXAMINING LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL RESPONSES TO THE GANG PROBLEM Chair/D iscussant: L. Thomas Winfree, New Mexico State University Papers: "Juvenile Gangs - Should They Legally Qualify as 'Public Nuisances?" Rich M. Steinmann, Lindenwood College "Documenting Gang Members, Gangs, and Gang-related Activities: An Observational Study of One Police Gang Unit," Charles M. Katz,Arizona State University West "Drivers License Statutes as a Gang Suppression Strategy," Philip L. Reichel, University of Northern Colorado "Hanging Out With the Gang: Chicago's Loitering Ordinance Meets the Constitution," Rebecca Davis, Georgia Southern University "Developing a Local Police and Federal Law Enforcement Partnership: The Sometimes Tortuous Journey From a Great Idea to Implementation of G.R. E.A.T.," L. Thomas Winfree and Dana Lynskey, New Mexico State University PAN EL 116 Cancun ISSUES IN JUSTICE RESEARCH Chair/Discussant Papers: "Trends in Justice Policy: An Analysis of Criminal Justice Policy in Washington, DC," Kevonne Small and Joanne Savage, Washington, DC "Aggression Bias and Research on Criminal Justice Decision Making," Chester L. Britt, Penn State University "Comparing the Effects of Two or More Variables: Assumptions We Make When We Pit Variables Against One Another," Joanne Savage, American University "Intra-agency Differences in the Reporting of Criminal Events," Daniel Woods, The University of Maryland 39 PANEL 117 Coronado E PROCEDURAL ISSUES IN JUVENILE JUSTICE PRACTICES AND PROCESSING Chair/Discussant: Matthew B. Johnson, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Papers: "Juvenile 'Miranda' Waivers: Questions of Competency and Reliability," Matthew B. Johnson, John Jay College of Criminal Justice "The Right of Parental Consultation: Is it in the Best Interest of the Child?" Lee E. Parker, Wichita State University "Civil Commitment of Juvenile Sexual Offenders?" Michael Bogner, Chadron State College "In-Patient Psychiatric Care for Juveniles: Need or Profit Driven?" Brian F. O'Neill, West Chester University PANEL 118 Yucatan 2 EXAMINING INMATE AND CORRECTIONAL OFFICER ATTITUDES AND PERCEPTIONS Chair/D iscussant: Bruce Berg, California State University - Long Beach Papers: "Predictors of Work Commitment Among State Corrections Officers in the Ohio Prison System," Robert B. Blair, The College of Wooster; Peter C. Kratcoski, Kent State University "Inmate Compliance in an Adult Male Prison: Examining the Relationship Between Their Perceptions of Correctional Officer Power and Attitudes Toward Imprisonment," Amy Stichman, Marquette University; John Wooldredge, University of Cincinnati "Correctional Officers' Attitudes Toward Homosexuality in Male Prisons," Christopher Hensley and Michael Snodgrass, Northeastern State University "Administrative Determinants of Inmate Misconduct: A Multi-Level Analysis," Michael D. Reisig and Beth Huebner, Michigan State University PANEL 119 Coronado T LEGAL ISSUES FOR POLICE MANAGERS Chair: Carl Butcher, Missouri Western State College Discussant: Darrell L. Ross, East Carolina University Papers: "A Factorial Survey Design of Dimensions Influencing Police Perjury," Michael Foley, Western Connecticut State University "The Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) and Law Enforcement Agencies," Joseph E. Pascarella, City University of New York "An Analysis of Frequent Liability Topics for Failing to Train Police Officers Since Canton," Darrell L. Ross, East Carolina University 40 PANEL 120 Acapulco JURORS AND THE DEATH PENALTY Chair/Discussant: Julie Nash, University of Cincinnati Papers: "Jury Composition and Death Sentencing: The Influence of Gender," Beth Bjerregaard and M. Dwayne Smith, University of North Carolina - Charlotte "Capital Jurors' Views on Relevance of Defendant's Background," Wanda D. Foglia, Rowan University "Assessing the Risk of Future Dangerousness Posed by Capital Defendants," Jon Sorenson and Rocky Pilgrim, University of Texas, Pan American PANEL 121 Coronado B ETHICAL ISSUES IN THE TEACHING OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE COURSES Chair/Discussant: Cliff Roberson, Washburn University Papers: "Professor-Student Confidentiality: Legal and Ethical Concerns," Tod W. Burke, Radford University; Richard A. Tewksbury, University of Louisville; D. Kent Lam, Mt. Sidney, VA "Academic Dishonesty in the Classroom: Confronting the Students' Code of Silence," Christopher E. Smith, Michigan State University "Undergraduate Research in a Liberal Arts Criminal Justice Program: Mentee-Mentor Perspectives," Christine M. Plumeri and Matthew B. Bowman, SUNY Brockport "Doctoral Education in Criminology and Criminal Justice Programs: Pedagogy and Its Relationship to Stress," Deanna J. Shields, Fairmont State College PANEL 122 Coronado A ORGANIZATIONAL IMPLEMENTATION OF COMMUNITY POLICING Chair/Discussant: Stephen Cox, Central Connecticut State University Papers: "Assessing the Implementation of Community Policing Programs in Large Cities," Michael Kaune and Anthony Jones, Radford University "Organizational Innovation & Community Policing: Implementation Strategies in the State of Missouri," Douglas Davenport, Truman State University "Community Policing in West Virginia: An Organizational Assessment," Willard Oliver, Glenville State College 41 PANEL 123 Baja ANALYSIS OF VICTIM'S RIGHTS Chair/Discussant: Ronald Reisner, Monmouth University Papers: "Victims' Constitutional Rights: A New Millennium for the Criminal Justice System," RobertJe rin, Endicott College "Internationalization of the Victims' Movement," Robert McCormack, The College of New Jersey "Preliminary Analysis of Impact Statements of Family Members in Capital Cases," Peter Nelligan, University of Texas at Tyler "A MADD Victim Impact Panel Assessment," Linda Ferrell and Kandice Candelarie, Southeast Missouri State University PANEL 124 Coronado D COMPUTER SECURITY AND SECURITY PRACTICES Chair/Discussant: Ron Hunter, Jacksonville State University Papers: "Assessing Common Practices and Variations in Corporate Security Operations," Mahesh Nalla, Michigan State University "A Good Computer Security Policy is Hard to Find (You Always Get the Other Kind)," Loftin C. Woodiel, Missouri Baptist College "Computer Security and the Year 2000 - Are You Ready?" Michael Land, Easter Kentucky University PANEL 125 Coronado S CRIMINAL JUSTICE TECHNOLOGY IN THE 21sT CENTURY: DEVELOPING TOOLS FOR POLICE AND CORRECTIONS Chair/D iscussant: C. Allan Turner, CJM Consulting Group Papers: "Technology for the Law Enforcement Officer: Detection of Concealed Weapons," Irv Smietan, South Carolina Research Authority "The Application of Telemedicine Technology in Corrections," Ron Waldron, Federal Bureau of Prisons "Developing Advanced Technologies of Mutual Benefit to Law Enforcement and The Military," Pete Nacci, National Institute of Justice "Information Sharing Across Jurisdictional Boundaries," John Hoyt, National Institute of Justice 42 PANEL 126 Coronado M AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC: UNDERSTANDING POLICE CULTURE (Anderson Publishing Co., 1998) Author: John P. Crank, Boise State University Chair: Stephen T. Holmes, University of Central Florida Critics: Lawrence Travis, III, University of Cincinnati Michael Buerger, Northeastern University Peter K. Manning, Michigan State University PANEL 127 Coronado Q WORKSHOP: CRIMINAL JUSTICE DISTANCE EDUCATION: USING THE WORLD WIDE WEB IN AND OUT OF THE CLASSROOM Convenor: Frank Schmalleger, The Justice Research Association Participants: Laura J. Moriarty, Virginia Commonwealth University Sergey Chapkey, National Institute of Justice Anthony Micucci, Memorial University Cecil Greek, Florida State University PANEL 128 Coronado P WORKSHOP: IN THE LINE OF FIRE: VIOLENCE AGAINST LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS Convenor: John H. Campbell, St. Cloud State University Participants: John H. Campbell, St. Cloud State University Anthony Pinizzotto, Federal Bureau of Investigation Edward F. Davis, Federal Bureau of Investigation PANEL 129 Coronado G A MATTER OF CONTROL: ISSUES FACING PEOPLE OF COLOR Chair/D iscussant: Robert L. Bing, University of Texas - Arlington Papers: "The Influence of Race and Ethnicity on Perception of Violent Hate Crime: A Factorial Survey," Brenda L. Vogel, California State University - Fullerton "Black vs . White Approval of Police Aggression: A Question of Race, Class and Legitimacy," Ramona Brockett, Kent State University "Attitudes Towards the Bosnian Refugees in Slovenia: A Comparison Among Police Officers, Social Workers and the NGO's Volunteers," Milan Pagon, University of Lj ubljana "Changing Attitudes Towards the Police and Courts By Black and White Elderly in Three Kinds of Communities Over a Twenty Year Period," William K. Barnett, Saginaw Valley State University 43 PANEL 130 Yucatan 1 ROUNDTABLE: BRINGING POLICE PRACTICE AND RESEARCH CLOSER Convenor: Dilip Das, State University of New York Participants: H. J. Albrecht, Max Planck Institute Stephen Bookes, Sherwood House Mag. Maximilian Edelbacher, Austrian Police Vicent B rry, East Quogue, NY Barbara B. McDonald, City of Chicago Department of Police Douglas Perez, State University of New York Johan Prinsloo, University of South Africa Ronaldo Rios Cataldo, Carabineros de Chile Paul Chevigny, New York University Prentice Sanders, San Francisco Police PANEL 131 Coronado R ISSUES IN EDUCATING AND TRAINING JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM PERSONNEL Chair/D iscussant: George F. Kain, Western Connecticut State University Papers: "Preparing Tomorrows Practitioners Through Service Learning: A University Approach to Teaching Delinquency Prevention," George F. Kain and Mark A. Horton, Western Connecticut State University; Christopher Barrett, The Good Friend Program "A Survey of States: Juvenile Probation Hiring and Training Requirements," Frances Roddington, Central Missouri Stat� University "Factors Associated with Job Turnover Among Graduates of a Juvenile Justice Training Academy," James B. Wells, Kevin I. Minor, Earl Angel, and Michele Foley, Eastern Kentucky University PANEL 132 Coronado C CROSS-CULTURAL PICTURES OF WH ITE-COLLAR AND ORGANIZED CRIME Chair: Ahit Laitinen, University of Turku Discussant: John Song, Buffalo State College Papers: "Economic Crime in Finland," Ahti Laitinen, University of Turku "The Exploitation of Foreign Workers by US Multinational Corporations," Julie Goddard, University of South Florida "Transnational Crime and Its Legal Control in China," Valin Juang, Buffalo State College THURSDAY - MARCH 11, 1999 - 8:00 A.M.-1 1:00 A.M. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR Monterey 3 PRACTICAL COMMUNITY POLICING Leaders: Gary Cordner, Eastern Kentucky University Mittie Southerland , Murray State University 44 THURSDAY - MARCH 11, 1999 - 9:30 A.M.-1 0 :45 A.M. PANEL 133 Coronado M POSTER SESSIONS "HIV Risk Behavior and Marijuana Use: An Exploratory Study with Incarcerated Males," Michele Staton, Jetta Johnson, Carl Leukefeld, and Rick Purvis, University of Kentucky "HIV Risk Behavior & Criminal Justice Involvement Among Currently Incarcerated Males," Jetta Johnson, Carl Leukefeld, Michele Staton, Merideth Lankster, and Rick Purvis, University of Kentucky "American Parochialism in Deciding Death," A. Kirsten Baxter, Virginia Tech "The Parents Role in Primary Prevention," Darin J. Pettit, Southeast Missouri State University "Violence and Weapons in Schools: Educational Effects and Policy Implications," Steven A. Peterson, Penn State Harrisburg; Bettina Franzese, Alfred University PANEL 134 Coronado Q WORKSHOP: POLICEWOMEN: HAS EQUALITY BEEN ACHIEVED? A LOOK AT THE BARRIERS THEY FACE. Convenor: Grace Fernandez-Matthews, Hialeah, FL Participant: Laurie Blakeslee, Oak Harbor, OH PANEL 135 Acapulco RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY ISSUES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE RESEARCH Chair: Robin Shepard, Penn State University Discussant: Alex R. Piquero, Temple University Papers: "Survey Research Methodologies: Comparing Structured Survey Items and Semi-Structures Debriefing Data For Police Supervisors," Karen Hayslett-McCall, Robin Shepard, and Mathew Binder, Penn State University "Interpreting Official Data: 'Creative Coding', Subjectively, and the UCW," Daniel Woods, Laura Hickman, and Leana Allen, University of Maryland "Objective vs. Subjective Ratings of Correctional Environments: The Utility (or Futility) of Institutional Videotape Analysis," Gaylene Styve, University of Maryland "The Corrections and Law Enforcement Technology Assessment System," John Dukovich, Logistics Management Institute; Jeff Bouffard, University of Maryland "Scale Construction: Considering Question Order," Judith A. Riley, Georgia State University 45 PANEL 136 Coronado N ROUNDTABLE: RESIDENTIAL SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT PROGRAMS Convenor: J. Mitchell Miller, University of South Carolina Participants: Kevin Knight, Texas Christian University Michael Prendergast, UCLA DARC Kit Van Stelle, University of Wisconsin Henry Wexler, NORI Steven Belenko, CASA J. Mitchell Miller, University of South Carolina Kirk Von Sternberg, University of Houston Joseph P. Carbonari, University of Houston PANEL 137 Coronado P ROUNDTABLE: DEALING WITH THE AFTERMATH: AGENCY RESPONSES TO YOUNG ADULT LEGISLATION Convenor: Kimberly DeTardo, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Participants: Barbara McAnelly, Florida Department of Corrections Susan Crimmins, National Development Research Institute Carl Jeffries, Texas Department of Criminal Justice Chris Zimmerman, Indiana University of Pennsylvania PANEL 138 Coronado F RESEARCH ON GANGS AND GENDER Chair/D iscussant: Jody Miller, University of Missouri - St. Louis Papers: "Gender Structure and Correlates of Female Gang Involvement," G. David Curry and Maria Weldele, University of Missouri - St. Louis "Gangs as a Monolithic Phenomenon: Are They Really?" Dana Lynskey and Finn-Aage Esbensen, University of Nebraska at Omaha; Jody Miller, University of Missouri - St. Louis "School Experiences as a Catalyst to Gang Membership: An Analysis of the Role of School Attachment and Performance Among Female Gang Members," Niquita Lockridge and Norman A. White, University of Missouri - St. Louis "Da Come Up: Minority Girls, Gangs and Drug Sales," Rod K. Brunson, University of Illinois - Chicago 46 PAN EL 139 Coronado C CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY: DEVELOPING PERSPECTIVES FOR THE ANALYSIS OF HORROR Chair/Discussant: L. Edward Day, The Pennsylvania State University Papers: "Mainstreaming Terrorism: The Criminal Justice Implications of State-Sponsored Terrorism," Frank Afflitto, The University of Memphis "Thou Shalt Kill: An Examination of Neutralized Genocidal Behavior in Uganda," George S. Yacoubian, Jr., Abt Associates, Inc. "Implications of Holocaust Children For Human Rights Development of Differential Oppression Theory," Thomas E. Reed, Eastern Kentucky University "Human Rights and the War On Drugs in Latin America," Eugene E. Bouley, Jr., Georgia College & State University PAN EL 140 Coronado B DISTANCE EDUCATION AND COMPUTER USE IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Chair/Discussant: Sherri Smith, Florida Gulf Coast University Papers: "Comparison of Distance Learning and Traditional Teaching Formats," Sherri Smith, Florida Gulf Coast University "The Use of Web Technology in the Classroom," Robert K. Mutchnick, Indiana University of Pennsylvania "Term Paper Technical Assistance via the World Wide Web," Tory J. Caeti and Eric J. Fritsch, University of North Texas "How NOT to Use Instructional Computers," Roy Walker, University of Illinois; John Janssen, Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board; Allen Avner, University of Illinois PANEL 141 Coronado G CULTURAL ISSUES IN COMMUNITY POLICING Chair/Discussant: Anthony LaRose, Western Oregon University Papers: "The Impact of Culture on Attitudes Toward University Police," Helen Rosenberg and Robert Deane, University of Wisconsin - Parks ide "Improving Police-Community Relations in Minority Areas," Bakhitah Abdul-Ra'uf, Radford University "Corruption, Community and Cultural Context: A Comparative Analysis of Police Recruit Values in Mexico and the U.S.," Anthony LaRose, Western Oregon University; Michael Caldero, Bellevue Community College 47 PANEL 142 Yucatan 2 IMPLEMENTING COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS: APPLICATIONS AND INTERVENTIONS Chair/Discussant: Pauline Brennan, University of North Carolina - Charlotte Papers: "Residential Treatment for Juvenile Incarcerates: Does Program Quality Matter?" Alexander M. Holsinger and Edward J. Latessa, University of Cincinnati "Drug Courts: Choosing Treatment Over Punishment," Sara Steen, Vanderbilt University "A Continuum of Sanctions for Substance-Abusing Offenders," Sam Torres, California State University "Alternatives to Incarceration: A Look at Summit House in Charlotte, North Carolina" Pauline Brennan, University of North Carolina, Charlotte PANEL143 Baja POTPOURRI I Chair/D iscussant: Judy Stein, Arizona State University West Papers: "Media's Depiction and College Students' Perceptions of the Police Role," Brett Garland, Mark Broeckel, and Alison Cantley, Indiana State University - Terre Haute "Public Opinion and Attitude Toward the Police," Cecile V. Van De Voorde, Indiana State University "'History of the San Bernardino County Sheriffs Department: 1853-1 998," Michael McKenzie, California State University, San Bernardino "Southeast Missouri Weed & Seed Inc. Works" Alaina Joe Shroyer, Southeast Missouri State University "An Innovative Consensus on Narcotics," Michael Seredycz, University of North Dakota PANEL 144 Coronado S IMPROVING RESEARCH IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION Chair: Richard Wright, Arkansas State University Discussant: Alida Merlo, Indiana University of PA Papers: "Using the Internet to Improve Research in Criminal Justice Education," Greg Plumb, Park College "A Page Coverage Analysis of the 100 Most Influential Scholars in Six Leading Criminology and Criminal Justice Journals, 1991 to 1995," Richard Wright, Arkansas State University "Methodological Guidelines for Internet Research: A Study of Sex Offenders' Use of the Internet," Kath rine Diane Ray and JeffWal ker, University of Arkansas 48 PANEL 145 Coronado D PUBLIC VS. PRIVATE LAW ENFORCEMENT Chair/Discussant: Bertus R. Ferreira, Washburn University Papers: "Security Issues Within the Private Sector," Paula Broussard, University of Southwestern Louisiana "Public Police and Private Security Cooperation," Bertus R. Ferreira, Washburn University "Combating the Fraudster: The Police vs. Private Eye Debate Reviewed," Robert Holland, Australia PANEL 146 Coronado E ISSUES IN CRIMINAL LAW Chair/D iscussant: Kathleen Simon, Appalachian State University Papers: "The Effects of Making Expression or 'Hate Speech' a Criminal Offense," Tim Bakken, Central Connecticut State University "The Changing Legal Definition of Sexual Assault: Eliminating the 'Specific Victimization' Requirement," Ronald Reisner, Monmouth University "Alabama's Latest Assault on Sex: The Sale of Vibrators is Illegal," Lyle Shook, Auburn University - Montgomery PANEL 147 Coronado R MILITIAS AND PARAMILITARY MOVEMENTS Chair/Discussant: Jonathan White, Grand Valley State University Papers: "Legitimizing Hatred: Militias and the Complicity of Mainstream Politicians," J. Keith Akins, University of North Florida "Illuminati, Bilderbergers, and the Trilateral Commission: The New World Order and Global Conspiracies," Richard N. Holden, Central Missouri State University "The Michigan Militia and the Ideal of Self-Reliance," Michaeleen Kelly, Aquinas College; Kate Vil/aire, Grand Valley State University 49 PANEL 148 Yucatan 3 COLLABORATION BETWEEN SCHOOL AND PROBATION FOR HIGH RISK YOUTH: THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION INITIATIVE IN CONTEXT OF NATIONAL TRENDS Chair: Troy Armstrong, California State University Discussant: David Metsger, University of Pennsylvania Papers: "School and Probation Programs for Delinquency Prevention," Richard Lawrence, St. Cloud State University "The California High Risk Youth Education and Public Safety Program: Program Design Issues in Probation and School Collaboration," Barbara Mendenhall and Troy Armstrong, California State University "Designing and Implementing Innovative Instructional Programming in School/Probation Collaborations," Francisco Reveles and Tom Williams, California State University "Assessing the Effectof the High Risk Youth Education and Public Safety Program: Issues in Research Design and Measurement," Bohsiu Wu, California State University PANEL 149 Cancun CORRECTIONAL ADMINISTRATION II Chair/D iscussant: Scott Harb, Western Carolina University Papers: "Implications for Training Security Level Specific Job Tasks at a State Department of Corrections," Janice Ahmad and Larry Hoover, Sam Houston University "African-American Wardens: Managerial Perspectives and Attitudes," Katherine Bennett, Armstrong State University; Wesley Johnson, Sam Houston State University "Managing Inmate Gangs: The Importance of Conceptualizing Gangs Properly," Jerry Joplin, North Carolina Wesleyan College "On Being a State Correctional Administrator: How to Get There," W. Scott Thornsley, Troy State University 50 PANEL 150 Yucatan 1 POLICE STRATEGIES AND TACTICS Chair/Discussant: Michael Buerger, Northeastern University Papers: "Lights and Sirens: The Effects of Aggressive Traffic Enforcement on Miscreants, Reprobates, Malefactors, and Ne'er-do-wells in Dixie," Michael E. Donahue, Don A. Josi, and RobertMagn us, Armstrong Atlantic State University "The Effects of Community Oriented Policing on the Crime Rates of Selected Neighborhoods in a Florida County," Floyd S. Hulsey, Polk County Sheriff's Office "Police Calls-for-Service: An Analysis of a Sheriffs Departmenfs Requests from Citizens," Philip A. Ethridge, University of Texas-Pan American "Start Spreading the News: NYPD Policing," Eli B. Silverman, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Alan Marlow, University of Luton PANEL 151 Coronado T ROUNDTABLE: CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION AND CONTEMPORARY POLICING Convenor: Esther S. Rister, Molloy College Participants: Gerald Lynch, John Jay College of Criminal Justice James P. Levine, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Rick Fuentes, Rutherford, New Jersey Pat Ryan, Hobart, New York THURSDAY - MARCH 11, 1999 -11 :00 A.M.-12:15 P.M. PLENARY 11 - VIOLENT CRIME IN AMERICA Fiesta 6 Presenter: Alfred Blumstein, Carnegie Melon University 51 THURSDAY - MARCH 11, 1999 - 12:45 P.M.-2:00 P.M. PANEL 152 Coronado A CONTEMPORARY MANAGEMENT ISSUES IN POLICING Chair/D iscussant: Janice Ahmad, Sam Houston State University Papers: "Evaluating Supervisory Performance: An Assessment of Promotional Techniques," Damon D. Camp, Damaris Feleke, Shawn, Stallo, Georgia State University; CaptainTim Callahan, Marta Police Department "The Effects of Supervisory Styles on Subordinate Behavior," Robin L. Shepard, The Pennsylvania State University "Proactive Community Police Management in The 21st Century," Thomas S. Whetstone, University of Louisville PANEL153 Yucatan 2 CORRECTIONAL ADMINISTRATION Chair/D iscussant: Duane Davis, Western Carolina University Papers: "Correctional OfficerAttrition Rates: Costs and Consequences," Jill Bakersville, New Mexico Highlands University "Correctional Officers and Domestic Violence: Issues of Policy, Implementation, and Personal Practices," Robert Morin, California State University, Chico and Eric Herzik, University of Nevada ''Take This Job and Shove It: An Exploratory Study of Correctional Officer Retention in Arkansas," Katherine Diane Ray and Allan Patenaude, University of Arkansas "Minimum Privilege Imprisonment: Results From the National Corrections Executive Survey-199B," Terry Wells, Georgian College and State University; Rodney Henningsen, Wesley Johnson, Chad Turlson, Sam Houston State University PANEL 154 Coronado E UPDATE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE DECISIONS OF THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE SEVENTH CIRCUIT Chair/Discussant: Lisa Kay Decker, Indiana State University Presenters: Lisa Kay Decker, Indiana State University Timothy P. O'Neill, John Marshall Law School Michael Zopf, Police Training Institute 52 PANEL 155 Baja ASSESSMENT, TREATMENT, AND INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL IN PRISON Chair/D iscussant: Brenda Vogel, California State University Papers: "Structural Factors and Their Influence Upon the Availability of Prison Programs," Karen Lahm, University of Kentucky "Rapid Assessment of Mental Status and Psychological Disorders," Carol Ferreira, Washburn University "Parole as Institutional Control: A Test of Specific Deterrence and Offender Misconduct," Jon L. Proctor, Mike Pease, Westfield State College "Women Prison Inmates' Accounts of Stability and Change in Personal Relationships," Theresa A. Severance, Bowling Green State University PANEL 156 Yucatan 3 RESEARCH FINDINGS ON INSTITUTIONAL AND COMMUNITY-BASED CORRECTIONS FOR JUVENILE OFFENDERS Chair/D iscussant: Margaret Leland Smith, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Papers: "Assessing the Impact of Judicial Waiver Laws on Kansas Jails and Prisons: Implications for Correctional Policy," Gerald J. Bayens, Washburn University "Young Persons in Residential Facilities: A National Description," Stephanie A. Weisman, Catherine Gallag her, College Park, MD "Juvenile Residential Treatment: Standards, Organizational Structure and Success," Everette B. Penn, University of Texas at Arlington "Juvenile Justice Community Correction Programs: How Effective Are They?" Schannae Lucas and Arrick Jackson, Washington State University PANEL 157 Coronado P HUMAN RIGHTS AND PUNISHMENT: EMERGING ISSUES Chair/Discussant: W. Richard Janikowski, The University of Memphis Papers: "Children, Corporal Punishment and Human Rights: International Developments," Lucien X. Lombardo and Karen A Polonko, Old Dominion University "Applying Worker Protection Laws to Prison Labor: A Crucial Criminal Justice Policy Reform," Susan Blankenship, University of Kentucky "Profile of Torturers," Fida Mohammad, Eastern New Mexico University "Islam and Human Rights: A Case of Deceptive First Appearances," Daniel Price, Kent State University 53 PANEL 158 Coronado Q TEACHING INTERNET BASED COURSES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Chair/Discussant: Sherri Smith, Florida Gulf Coast University Papers: "Web Based Courses in Criminal Justice: One University's Experience," John J. Sullivan, Jr., Karen A. Casey, Lynn University "Implementing a "Technical Tutorial" for Internet-Based Courses," Sherri Smith, Florida Gulf Coast University "Criminology and Criminal Justice Courses on the Web: Design and Delivery Issues," Anthony Micucci, Memorial University "Development and Delivery of an Internet Based Undergraduate Criminal Investigation Course," James Kobolt, Lake Superior State University PANEL 159 Coronado R GENDER, CRIME AND VICTIMIZATION Chair: Claire M. Renzetti, St. Joseph's University Discussant: Martin D. Schwartz, Ohio University Papers: "Under Siege: Poverty, Joblessness and Violence in Six Eastern Ontario Housing Estates," Walter S. Dekeseredy and Shahid Alvi, Carleton University "Men Who Rape Their Wives," Raquel Kennedy Bergen, St. Joseph's University "Private Violence in Public Housing: The Experiences of Women Residents," Claire M. Renzetti, St. Joseph's University "Children in the Sex Tourism Industry: International Contexts of Gender and Victimization," Jody Miller, University of Missouri-St. Louis PANEL 160 Cancun A MACRO/MICRO-ANALYSIS OF STREET GANG BEHAVIOR Chair/Discussant: Michael Weinrath, University of Winnipeg Papers: "Gangs in a Small City: Migration of Gang Members or Migration of Ideas About Gangs?" Diane Schaefer, Eastern Illinois University "Acts of Affiliations: The Prevalence of Self-Reported Risk Behaviors Among Gang Members and Non-Gang Members Living in Public Housing," Holli Drummond, The University of Alabama "Black Gangs and Organized Crime," Janice Joseph, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey "A Comparison of Prison Gang Members and Non-Prison Gang Members in a Western Canadian Providence," Michael Weinrath and Michael Swait, University of Winnipeg 54 PANEL 161 Coronado G WORKPLACE VICTIMIZATION Chair/Discussant: RobertA. Jerin, Endicott College Papers: "Violence in the Workplace: Gender Similarities and Differences," Bonnie Fisher and Elaine Gunnison, University of Cincinnati "Victimization in the Workplace: An International Perspective," Faith Lutze, Nicholas Lovrich and Otwin Marenin, Washington State University "A Con for the 21st Century," E. Ernest Wood, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania "Victim Assessment of the Police Response to Burglary: Does Dispatch of a Crime Scene Search Unit Serve More of a Law Enforcement or Public Relations Function?" David Hirshel, D. J. Quigley, University of Massachusetts Lowell, Richard Lumb, University of North Carolina - Charlotte, PANEL 162 Coronado C HATE CRIME I Chair/Discussant: Brian Johnson, School of Criminal Justice Papers: "Hate Crimes Against Latinos in California," Ester Madriz, University of San Francisco, Adrian Pantoja, Claremont Graduate University "The Collection of Hate Crime Data at the Federal Level and its Utility for Research and Training," Kimberly A. Vogt, University of Wisconsin "Common Law Courts : Terror by Process," Richard N. Holden, Central Missouri State University "Hate Crimes on Campus: A Preliminary Inquiry," Ann Marie Kazyaka , Kentucky Criminal Justice Council; Charles E. Reasons, Buffalo State College PANEL 163 Coronado M ROUNDTABLE: DIFFERENTIAL OPPRESSION THEORY: ITS INSTITUTIONAL CONTEXT Convenor: Bob Regoli, University of Colorado Participants: Bob Regoli, University of Colorado Ingrid Bennett, State University of New York at Albany John H witt, Calvin College Eric Hickey, California State University-Fresno Thomas Reed, Eastern Kentucky University Hal Pipinsky, Indiana University Bill Miller, Ohio University Ralph Weisheit, Illinois State University 55 PANEL 164 Yucatan 1 WORKSHOP: THE IACP, POLICE ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE AND THE ACJS: COMMON THREADS, COMMON BONDS, COMMON PROJECTS, AND A COMMON FUTURE. Convenor: Ronald W. Jorod, Participants: Gary Cordner, Eastern Kentucky University Karen Hagen, Michigan State Police Headquarters Carolyn Cockroft, International Association of Chiefs of Police Bill Allen, Federal Law Enforcement Training Center Scott Cunningham, Tampa Police Department David Carter, Michigan State University Bruce Glasscock, Plano Police Department Lee McGehee, Florida Department of Law Enforcement Donna Hale, Shippensburg University PANEL 165 Acapulco ISSUES IN POLICE TRAINING Chair/Discussant: Peter Manning, Michigan State University Papers: "The Training and Technology Train: Don't Forget The Passengers," R.L. Garner, Sam Houston State Universtiy "Changing Paradigms in Police Training: the USA and Europe," Maurice Punch, Free University Amsterdam; Maria Haberield, John Jay College of Criminal Justice "Towards Professionalism of Law Enforcement-Rethinking Training for Police and Corrections Officers Facing the New Millennium," Maria Haberfeld, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Richard T. Wolf, Board of Correction "Community Policing Internet Training Feasibility Study," Cecil Greek, Florida State University; Steve Cooper, University of California PANEL 166 Coronado F RESEARCH ON VIOLENCE AND CRIME: CURRENT THEORETICAL APPLICATIONS Chair/Discussant: Mitchell Chamlin, University of Cincinnati Papers: "Theoretical Criminology and the Differential Etiology of Violence and Stealing," Joanne Savage, American University "High School Aggression: A Social Learning Analysis," Stephen M. Haas, California State University at Bakersfield; Patricia Van Voorhis, University of Cincinnati "Radical Criminology and Policy: Can LeftRe alism Provide Basis for Crimes of Incarceration?" John Boyeskie, University of Arkansas at Little Rock "Measuring Violence Against Women: Identifying the Differences Between Survey Question Responses and Verbatim Responses," Bonnie Fisher, Francis T. Cullen, University of Cincinnati; Michael Rand, Bureau of Justice Statistics 56 PAN EL 167 Coronado B ROUNDTABLE: USING PRINT MEDIA TO ENHANCE INTER-ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION AND COHESIVENESS: THE ROLE OF THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SECTION NEWSLETTER Convenor: Eugene J. Evans, Jr. Participants: Eugene J. Evans, Jr., Houston Community College Central John Sharp, Houston Community College Central Rick Anderson, Houston Community College Central PANEL 168 Coronado D SECURITY AND CRIME PREVENTION Chair/Discussant: Norman Bottom, Journal of Security Administration Papers: "Managing Crime Prevention in Commercial Areas: Business Improvement Districts in Philadelphia," RobertSto kes, Temple University "Private Security As the Primary Provider of Crime Prevention in the U.S.," Edmund W. Grosskopf, Indiana State University "Lighting for Security-Changes are Coming!" Norman Bottom, Journal of Security Administration PAN EL1 69 Coronado N GAMING ISSUES Chair/Discussant: Marjie T. Britz, The Citadel Papers: "Indian Gaming in America: An Examination of the Regulation of Gamin Activities Conducted on Indian Reservations," Robert Morin, University of California - Chico "The Effect of Casino Gambling on Crime in New Casino Jurisdictions," B. Grant Stitt, University of Nevada - Reno; David Giacopassi, University of Memphis; Mark Nichols, University of Nevada - Reno "Casino Gambling: Economic Impact on Communities," Marjie T. Britz, The Citadel; Tom Barker, Jacksonville State University THURSDAY - MARCH 11, 1999 - 2:00 P .M.-5:00 P.M. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR Monterey 3 TEAM TEACH WITH A STUDENT Leader: Tara Gray, New Mexico State University 57 THURSDAY - MARCH 11, 1999 - 2:15 P.M- 6:00 P.M. PANEL 170 Yucatan 1 POLICE SECTION MINI-SESSION PartI Special Presentations Ronald S. Neubauer, Chief, St. Peters Missouri Police Department (President, International Association of Chiefs of Police) Gil Kerlikowske, Assistant Director, Officeof Community Oriented Policing Services U.S. Department of Justice Part II WHAT CAN ACADEMICS DO FOR THE POLICE PRACTITIONER? Convenor: William F. Walsh, University of Louisville/SPI Participants: Jerry Hoover, Reno, Nevada Police Department Lyn tte Lee-Sammons, California State University Darrell Stephens, St. Petersburg, Florida Part III Are We Evaluating the Proper Outcomes in Policing? Convenor: Dennis Kenney, Police Executive Research Forum Participants: Lorraine Green-Mazzerolle, University of Cincinnati Lois Mock, National Institute of Justice Dennis Rosenbaum, University of Illinois - Chicago THURSDAY - MARCH 11, 1999 - 2:15 P.M- 3:30 P.M. PANEL 171 Acapulco ROUNDTABLE: CRIME MAPPING: PEDAGOGY AND RESEARCH IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Convenors: Yingyi Situ, Peter Liu Participants: Gene Evans, Camden County College Eric Jefferis, National Institute of Justice Lew Nelson, ESRI Michael Reynolds, University of Central Florida Richard Wood, University of New Mexico Mariah Davis, University of New Mexico Lola Odubekun, The College of New Jersey RobertCa rney, Vera Institute of Justice 58 PANEL 172 Coronado Q WORKSHOP: DEALING WITH DIVERSITY: INTERCULTURAL AWARENESS TRAINING Convenor: Carolyn R. Hanes, Lebanon Valley College Participant: Carolyn R. Hanes, Lebanon Valley College PANEL 173 Coronado P WORKSHOP: CHAIRING THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT PART II Convenor: Mary L. Parker Participants: Jay Albanes ,Virginia Commonwealth University Mittie Southerland, Murray State University PANEL 174 Coronado R IMPACTS AND IMPLICATIONS OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE POLICY UPON URBAN FAMILIES AN D CRIME RATES ASSOCIATED WITH AFRICAN AMERICANS Chair: Elizabeth Chretien Gray, Ctr for the Study of Educational Processes & Maturation Discussant: Sarah Garret Sanders, Anne Arundel Community College Papers: "Perceived Impacts of Criminal Justice Policy upon Urban Families and African Americans Seen Through the Murky Mirrors of Legislation, Judicial Decrees and Executive Orders," Elizabeth Chretien Gray, Center for the Study of Educational Processes and Maturation "Criminal Justice Policies: Revisiting the Impact Upon the Black Woman and Her Family," Faye Buffaloe, Coppin State College "The Impact of Criminal Justice Policy Upon Education," Tyrone Powers, Anne Arundel Community College "The Impact of Criminal Justice Policy and Related Drug Legislation Upon African American Workers," Delores D. Jones Brown, John Jay College of Criminal Justice PANEL 175 Coronado A CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN HISTORY Chair/D iscussant: Frank Morn, Illinois State University Papers: "A Historical Analysis of Recidivist Offender Treatment in Missouri," Cavit S. Cooley, Truman State University "Robert McClaughry and the Bertillon Crisis at Leavenworth Prison," Frank Morn, Illinois State University 59 PAN EL 176 Coronado S HATE CRIMES II Chair/D iscussant: Jonathan White, Grand Valley State University Papers: "Identity Church Organization. The Racist Right," Donald L. Morrison, University of Arkansas at Little Rock "Hate Crimes Research: What Do We Know and Where Should We Go?" Phyllis B. Gerstenfeld, California State University-Stanislaus "Hate Crimes in America : Motivation, Policy, and the Impact on Asian Americans," Chan Chanhatasilpa, Katherine Culotta, Michael Prachar, University of Maryland PANEL 177 Baja VICTIMS OF HOMICIDE Chair/D iscussant: Lucy Hochstein, Washington State University Papers: "Situational Aspects of Homicide," Chloe Tischler, Radford University "Privacy Amid Serial Killers: A Look at the Med ia's Handling of the Privacy of Serial Killer Victims and Their Relatives," Tomas Guillen, Seattle University "Child Homicide and Murder: A Study of Little Rock Arkansas," Heather Atkins, Deborah Laufersweiler-Dwyer, University of Arkansas-Little Rock "Gauging the Importance of Black Homicide Research: A Meta-Analytic Perspective," T. Hank Robinson, University of Nebraska at Omaha PANEL 178 Coronado F DRUGS AND CRIME POTPOURRI I Chair/Discussant: Jimmy Williams, University of Alabama Papers: "An Evaluation of the D.A.R.E. Program in the State of Florida," Chris Stewart, University of Alabama "Deja vu: Alcohol Prohibition and Anti-Narcotics Crusading," Professor Martin Gru berg, University of Wisconsin "Reassessing the Need for Urinalysis as a Validation Technique: Correlation Estimates from Five ADAM Populations," George S. Yacoubian, Abt Associates Inc. "DUI Drug Testing: A Risk to Public Safety Indicator," Anthony Rizzato 60 PANEL 179 Coronado G SEXUAL ABUSE AND WOMEN IN TAIWAN Chair/Discussant: Michael S. Vaughn, Georgia State University Papers: "Overview of Modern Woman's Foundation," Wei-Kang Pan, Ching-Li Chang, Modern Woman's Foundation "Proposed and Enacted Legislation Sponsored by the Modern Woman's Foundation," Frank (Fu-Yuan) Huang, Central Police University "Victim Blaming and Sexist Attitudes in Taiwan," Furjen Denq, Sam Houston State University "Comparative Analysis of Legislation Sponsored by the Modern Woman's Foundation with Laws in Other Countries," Michael S. Vaughn, Georgia State University "Homicidal Wives in Fiji-Gender, Culture, and Lethal Violence," Mensah Adinkrah, Metropolitan State University PANEL 180 Cancun SPECIAL ISSUES RELATED TO CHILDREN IN NEED OF SUPERVISION Chair/Discussant: Matthew B. Johnson, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Papers: "The Juvenile Court at 100 Years: Celebration or Condemnation?" Alida V. Merlo, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Peter J. Benekos, Mercyhurst College; William J. Cook, Westfield State College "Fact or Fallacy: The Changing Goal of Juvenile Justice," Lisa M. McCartan, University of Cincinnati "The Crime Control Model and Erosion of Due Process for Juveniles," Jack H. Glymph, Benedict College "Initial Findings From the Restorative Justice Conferencing Project in Indianapolis," Natalie Kroovand, Edmund F. McGarreli and Kathleen Olivares, Indiana University PANEL 181 Coronado B CRIMINAL JUSTICE CAREER PLANNING Chair/Discussant: Pearl Jacobs, Sacred Heart University Papers: "Criminal Justice Internships: Planning for the Future" Pearl Jacobs, Sacred Heart University "Mentoring and the Criminal Justice Educator" John Jay Rouse, Sacred Heart University "Job Networking and the Criminal Justice Student" Claudia V. Henderson, Sacred Heart University "Criminal Justice and Accounting: A Good Career Match" Linda Schain, Hofstra University "Misuse of Federal Funds by Prison Inmates: Can it be Prevented?" Greg Schain, SUNY 61 PANEL 182 Coronado M ROUNDTABLE: REFLECTIONS ON CRIME AND CRIME CONTROL IN AN EMERGING DEMOCRACY: THE CASE OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA Convenor: Michael Meyer, University of North Dakota Participants: Michael Meyer, University of North Dakota Janet Duvall, Ohio University - Chillicothe Linda L. Dolive, Northern Kentucky University William Stansberry, Ohio University - Chillicothe PANEL 183 Coronado N ROUN DTABLE: TEACHING GENOCIDE: VIEWS FROM TEACHERS AND STUDENTS Co-Convenors: Margaret Vandiver, The University of Memphis Amy Webber, The University of Memphis Participants: L. Edward Day, The Pennsylvania State University W. Richard Janikowski, The Universityof Memphis Frank M. Afflitto, The University of Memphis Bryan Boyd, The University of Memphis Marianne Ring, the University of Memphis Rachael Jacobs, The University of Memphis PANEL 184 Coronado C INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON JUVENILE JUSTICE PROCESSING: THE CASE OF CANADA AND KOREA Chair/Discussant: Leona Lee, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Papers: "Unraveling the Myths Around the Youth Crime Crisis: Moving Beyond Moral Panic," Susan Reid-MacNevin, St. Thomas University "What's Happening With youth Crime? Police Officers' Perception of Youth Court Dispositions," Katherine Kelly, Carleton University; Tullio Caputo 'The Future of the Korean Juvenile Justice System," Tae Myung Choo, Florida State University 62 PANEL 185 Coronado E AN ANNUAL REVIEW OF RECENT UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT DECISIONS RELATED TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE - SESSION I Chair/Discussant: Rolando V. del Carmen, Sam Houston State University Presenters: Barbara Belbot, University of Houston - Downtown Rolando V. del Carmen, Sam Houston State University Craig Hemmens, Boise State University Thomas Hickey, Roger Williams University Richard Janikowski, University of Memphis Sue Titus Reid, Wayne State University Marvin Zalman, Wayne State University THURSDAY - MARCH 11, 1999 - 3:45 P.M.-5:00 P.M. PANEL 186 Coronado E AN ANNUAL REVIEW OF RECENT UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT DECISIONS RELATED TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE - SESSION 11 * Chair/Discussant: Rolando V. del Carmen, Sam Houston State University Presenters: Barbara Belbot, University of Houston - Downtown Rolando V. del Carmen, Sam Houston State University Craig Hemmens, Boise State University Thomas Hickey, Roger Williams University Richard Janikowski, University of Memphis Sue Titus Reid, Wayne State University MarvinZa lman, Wayne State University * NOTE: A portion of this session will be used to elect officers and approve the constitution and bylaws of the Law, Courts, and Human Rights Section of ACJS. PANEL 187 Yucatan 3 SPECIAL ISSUES RELATED TO CHILDREN IN NEED OF SUPERVISION Chair/Discussant: Matthew B. Johnson, Johnson Jay College of Criminal Justice Papers: "Protecting Regulatory Orphans: Safeguards for Juvenile "Prisoners" as Research Subjects" Joyce G. Reed, East Carolina University School of Social Work and Criminal Justice Studies "Children I Need of Supervision: Attitudes of Juvenile Justice Practitioners Toward Practices and Policies" Larry LeFlore, The University of Southern Mississippi; Stacy C. Moak, Assistant Professor, Northeast Louisiana University; Rachel Strobel, Ryan Powell, The University of Southern Mississippi "Controversies Regarding the Use of "Psychological Parent" Theory in Contested Parental Rights Termination Proceedings" Matth -w B. Johnson, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY "Client and Guard ian Satisfaction with Youth Court Proceedings: Preliminary Findings from the Colony (NY) Youth Court" Maureen McLeod, The Sage Colleges 63 PANEL 188 Acapulco ROUTINE ACTIVITY THEORY: CURRENT APPLICATIONS AND INTERPRETAITIONS Chair: Paul Mazerolle, University of Cincinnati Discussant: Marcus Felson, Rutgers University Papers: "Two Paths in the Theoretical Woods: Macro- and Micro-Level Developments in Routine Activity Theory," George Capowich, Anne M. Kelleher, Washington State University "Crime in Ratapolis: A Formal Model and Simulation of Routine Activity Theory," John Eck, University of Cincinnati "Crime Potential: Hazard or Opportunity?" Erin Van Brunschot, University of Calgary; Les Kennedy, Rutgers University PANEL 189 Cancun COMMUNITY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE Chair: Nola Allen, University of South Alabama Discussant: William Blount, University of South Florida Papers: "Community and the Trial Penalty: An Analysis from 40 Jurisdictions," David Bowers, University of South Alabama "Changing the Context of Burglary: Assessing the Use of Security Measures in Preventing Burglary," Tim O'Shea, University of South Alabama "Community Collaboration: A Necessary Involvement for Juvenile Justice Administration," Linda Royster, University of South Alabama PANEL 190 Coronado B PUBLICATION PATTERNS AND ISSUES IN CJ AND CRIMINLOLGY Chair/D iscussant: Richard A. Wright, Arkansas State University Papers: "The Most-Cited Scholars and Works in Introductory Criminology Textbooks, 1994 to 1998" Richard A. Wright, Arkansas State University "Funding Patterns Within Academic Journal Articles: Does Money Buy Knowledge?" Greg Ferrell, Indiana University of Pennsylvania "Changes in the Most-Cited Scholars in Twenty Criminology and Criminal Justice Journals Between 1990 and 1995" Ellen G. Cohn, Florida International University; David P. Farrington, University of Cambridge; Richard A. Wright, Arkansas State University 64 PANEL 191 Coronado F CRIME ISSUES I Chair/Discussant: Cary Heck, Boise State University Papers: "Workplace Homicide in Great Britain: An Analysis of Data from the Home Office" Donald Walker, Kent State University; Malcolm Richards, Gloucestershire, England, United Kingdom "What We Know About School Violence Prevention" Paul Kingery, Hamilton Fish National Institute on School and Community Violence; Kellie Dressler, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention; William Modzeleski, U. S. Department of Education; Erika Landberg, Hamilton Fish National Institute on School and Community Violence "Bullying and Threatening Behavior Among High School Students: A Problem Oriented Approach" Stephanie M. Myers, University at Albany; John F. Finn, Albany Police Department "The Impact of Social Control on Fear of Crime" Michael Piromalli, Monmouth University "Are We Having Fun Yet? Bringing Hedonism Back In," Roy Lotz and Leona Lee, John Jay College of Criminal Justice PANEL 192 Coronado C TERRORISM II Chair/D iscussant: Brent Smith, University of Alabama at Birmingham Papers: "Terrorism in the Name of the Environment: Concepts and Theories," Aref AL-Khattar, Timothy Austin, Indiana University of Pennsylvania "Shipping Nuclear Waste and Spent Fuel; A Role for the Military?" Bruce Bikle, Grand Valley State University "The Oklahoma City Bombing Incident: A Test of Durkheim's Functions of Crime Hypothesis" John K. Cochran, University of South Florida; Mithchell B. Chamlin, Christopher Lovercamp, University of Cincinnati; Peter B. Wood, Mississippi State University PANEL 193 Coronado M DRUGS AND CRIME POTPOURRI II Chair/Discussant: Kevin Bryant, University of West Florida Papers: "Urban-Rural Differences in Substance Abuse Problems, Perceptions of Problems and Treatment Seeking in a Sample of State Prisoners," Barbara D. Warner, University of Kentucky "From Moonshine to Meth: Transformations in Hillbilly Deviance," Donya Hill and John Wade, Southeast Missouri State University "Marijuana as a Prescription Medication in the United States: Assessing the Probability," Mark Blumberg, Central Missouri State University "Heroin Use Trends in the Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring (ADAM) Program," Thomas F. Hay, National Institute of Justice "A Time for Change: America's New Drug Policy," Marc Bernstein, Pittsburgh, PA 65 PANEL 194 Coronado G WOMEN, CRIME AND THE BODY: ISSUES AND DEBATE Chair/Discussant: Jennifer K. Wesely, Arizona State University Papers: "Postpartum Syndromes: Disparate Treatment in the Legal System," Cheryl L. Meyer, James Franz, and Tara Proano, Wright State University "The Social Consequences of Criminalizing Pregnancy," AngeUa Parkhurst "Pathologizing and Neutralizing Female Crime: The Woman-As-Body Identity," Jennifer K. Wesely, Arizona State University PANEL 195 Baja ISSUES RELATED TO JUVENILE JUSTICE AND JUVENILE DELINQUENCY IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM Chair: Delores D. Jones-Brown, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Discussant: Ramona Brockett, Kent State University Papers: "The Experience of Praxis: Linking Criminal Justice Theory, Policy and Practice," George F. Kain, Western Connecticut State University; Mark Horton and Christopher Barrett "Exploring NCVS-School Crime Supplement: Methodological Concerns and Potential Use of Data," Ni He, University of Texas - San Antonio; Jihong Zhoa "Thought Recognition, Locus of Control, and Adolescent Well-Being: Implications for Delinquency Prevention," Thomas M. Kelley, Wayne State University; Steven Stack, Jr. FRIDAY - MARCH 12, 1999 - 8:00 A.M.-9:1S A.M. PANEL 196 Yucatan 1 CONTEMPORARY POLICE TRAINING Chair/Discussant: Mitchell Smith, Eastern Kentucky University Papers: "Comparative Policing In the European Union: Czech Integration" David A. Jenks, Florida State University "Partnership in Improving Service for Our Communities: Military Leadership Training Support for the New Orleans and Gary Police Departments" David McElreath, Col. John A. Carey, Ronald Tannehill, Washburn University "Police Training in Transition: Developing Facilitative Methods" Jeffrey S. Magers, Jeffe rson County Police "Police Field Training Officer: An Assessment of Their Behavior" Yih-Shyan Sun, Suny Albany 66 PANEL197 Yucatan 2 COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS: INTENSIVE SUPERVISION PROBATION AND RECIDIVISM Chair: Liz Marie Marciniak, University of North Carolina at Wilmington Discussant: John Smykla, University of Alabama Papers: "Intensive Supervision Probation: The Effects of Supervision Philosophy on Offender Recidivism," Kelly L. Brown, Indiana State University "Recidivism Among Probationers: A Comparison By Rural, Suburban, and Urban Counties in North Carolina," Mark Jones, East Carolina University "A Comparison of Recidivism Rates for Two Intermediate Sanctions," Liz Marie Marciniak, University of North Carolina at Wilmington PANEL 198 Coronado E FACTORS AFFECTING SENTENCING DECISIONS Chair/Discussant: David W. Neubauer, University of New Orleans Papers: "Sentencing Disparity and the Race of the Offender: Examiner the Influences of the Race of the Sentencing Judge," Brian Sever, Monmouth University "Jury Nullification in Anglo-American Jurisprudence: A Study of Two Jurisdictions," Bankole Thompson, Eastern Kentucky University "The Consequences of 'Swift Justice:' The Relationship Between the Sentencing Time Span and the Sentencing Results," Hsiao-Ming Wang, University of Southwestern Louisiana "The Effects of Race on Bail Decisions," K. B. "Kelly" Turner, University of Nebraska; Philip E. Secret, University of Nebraska at Omaha "The Pretrial Release Process in Baltimore City, Maryland - Preliminary Findings," Karl I. Moline, Faye S. Taxman and Jason Marcello, University of Maryland PANEL 199 Yucatan 3 YOUTH DEVELOPMENT Chair: Betty M. Chemers, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Discussant: Janet Chiancone, Officeof Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Papers: "Prevention Intervention Research: Risk for Conduct Problems in Elementary Children," Ron Prinz, University of South Carolina; Jean E. Dumas, Purdue University; Emilie P. Smith and James Laughlin, University of South Carolina "Evaluation of Pathways to Success and Youth ARTS Delinquency Prevention Programs," Heather J. Clawson, Caliber Associates "The Quantum Opportunity Program Demonstration: Best Practices for Influencing Risk Factors and Building Resiliency in At-Risk Youth," Vida Maralani, Berkeley Planning AssOCiates 67 PANEL 200 Fiesta 4 CRIMINAL JUSTICE LEADERSHIP AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS FOR THE 21sT CENTURY Chair/D iscussant: James Houston, Appalachian State University Papers: "American Corrections in 201 0: Will the SOO-Pound Gorilla Keep Getting Bigger?" David Kalnich, Grand Valley State University "Metropolitan Development and Criminal Justice: The Elephant in the Living Room," John Klofas, Rochester Institute of Technology "The Garai and the Celtic Tiger: Police Leadership," Rosemary Gido, Indiana University of Pennsylvania "Corrections Leadership for the Next Century: Policy and Training Consideration," John Vanyur, Low Security Institute "Criminal Justice Leadership: Implications for Policy in the Next Century: An African Perspective" Willie Clack, South Africa PANEL 201 Coronado D THE ROLE OF SOCIAL CONTROL IN CRIME PREVENTION Chair/Discussant: Mark E. Correia, University of Nevada, Reno Papers: "Violent Adolescents' Perceptions of Neighborhood Level Informal Social Control: A Descriptive Analysis," Deanna L. Wilkinson, Temple University "The Neighborhood Impact on Citizen Crime Prevention Behavior," Steven P. Lab, Bowling Green State University; Tim Hope, Keele University "Crime Prevention and Social Capital: Exploring the Role of Social Capital in Crime Prevention Efforts," Mark E. Correia, University of Nevada, Reno PANEL 202 Fiesta 7 CRIME, JUSTICE, AND THE SOCIAL LANDSCAPE IN HOLLYWOOD FILMS Chair/Discussant: Frankie Y. Bailey, University of Albany Papers: "Evolving Images of Crime, Crime Fighters, and Justice" Agnes L. Baro, Grand Valley State University "Murder for Hire in Movies" James A. Black and Karen J. Romano, University of Tennessee "Crime Movies & The American Crime Factory: Hollywood's New Discovery" David R. Simon San Jose State University 68 PANEL 203 Coronado C ROUNDTABLE: WORLD CONFERENCES 98-99 Participants: David A. Kramer, Bergen Community College Jess Maghan, University of Illinois at Chicago Robert McCormack, College of New Jersey G.O.W. Muell r, Rutgers University PANEL 204 Fiesta 1 WORKSHOP: LEARNING THE LANGUAGE OF HATE: TEACHING ABOUT HATE CRIMES AND WHITE SUPREMACY Convenor: Paul J. Becker Participants: Arthur Jipson, Miami University Rebecca Katz, Morehead State University PANEL 205 Fiesta 2 WORKSHOP: SECOND DUI OFFENDER PROGRAM: A TREATMENT ALTERNATIVE FOR REPEAT DUI OFFENDERS Convenor: Jolynn L. Haney Participants: Glenn Reber, Berks County Services Center Judge JeffreySchme hl, Berks County Services Center Debbie Martin,Car on Foundation PANEL 206 Coronado F STRATEGIES TO ADDRESS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Chair/O iscussant: Susan Drumholtz, University of Massachusetts Papers: "Critical Issues: Victim-Offender Mediation and Domestic Violence" Lois Presser, Emily Gaarder University of Cincinnati "Intrafamily Violence Among Immigrant Women" Susan Kakar, Florida International University "Police Training on Stalking: Is It Enough?" Lisa G. Bozenhard, Westfield State College; William Cochrane, Springfield (MA) Police Department 69 PANEL 207 Fiesta 8 ROUNDTABLE: RACISM IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION Convenor: Kaylene Richards Ekeh, California State University Participants: Kaylene Richards Ekeh, California State University Esther Madrizb, University of San Francisco Janice Joseph, Richard Stockton College Zelma Henriques, John Jay College of Criminal Justice PANEL 208 Fiesta 9 INVESTIGATIVE TECHNIQUES Chair/D iscussant: Robert Taylor University of North Texas Papers : "A Comparison of Validity Assessment Techniques on Statements from Criminal Suspects," Lawrence Driscoll, Wheeling Jesuit University; Jonas Cavileer, Indiana University of Pennsylvania "Forensic Analysis of Verbal and Nonverbal Clues to Deception in the Interrogation Context," Elizabeth Reeves, Sault Ste Marie, Michigan "Policing the Internet: Issues in Investigation and Regulation," Robert W. Taylor, University of North Texas "The Evolution of the Crime Talk Force (CTF) and Its Use in the Twenty First Century" Gregory P. Orvis,The University of Texas at Tyler PANEL 209 Coronado A INNOVATIONS AND NEW PROBLEMS FOR COMMUNITY POLICING Papers: "Information Systems for Police Beat Management," Larry Hoover, Sam Houston State University "Police and Residents' Perceptions that Underlie Efforts to Build New Police Responses to Drug Crime," Emily Rosenzweig, Douglas Young, Vera Institute "Aggressive Driving and Community Policing: Time For a Collision," John Compston, Dayton Police Department PANEL 210 Fiesta 3 ROUNDTABLE: VIOLENCE IN NON·TRADITIONAL SETTINGS Convenor: Kenneth Clontz, Western Illinois University Participants: John Chuvala, Department of Law Enforcement & Justice Gayle Mericle, Department of Law Enforcement & Justice William Rehling, Western Illinois University 70 PANEL 21 1 Coronado B OUTCOME ASSESSM ENT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE COURSES Chair/D iscussant: Richard D. Sluder, Central Missouri State University Papers: "Explaining the Variability in Student Performance on Exit Examinations for Criminal Justice Undergraduates," Richard D. Sluder, Kim Reeves, Douglas Davenport Central Missouri State University "The Challenges of Developing a Program-Relevant Entrance-Exit Assessment Instrument," Jeff Schrink, Robert Huckabee, Indiana State University "Satisfaction with a University Criminology/Criminal Justice Program by Students of Various Career Orientations: A Multivariate Analysis of Selected Demographic and Social Variables," Youngyol Yim, Indiana University of Pennsylvania PANEL 212 Coronado G SOCIAL CHANGE AND CRIME IN CHANGING NATIVE AMERICAN SOCIETY Chair/Discussant: Robert P. Morin, California State University Papers: "A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: The Corporate Consumption of Alaskan Natives," Nella Lee, Portland State University "Crime and Justice in An American Indian Community: The Impact of Casino Gaming," Taka X. Goodtracks and James R. Maupin, New Mexico State University "Ethnic Differences in Juvenile Justice Processing: The Hawaiian Experience," John M. MacDonald , University of Maryland "Impact of the Garrison Dam on Native American Social Organization," Melford J. Gunderson, University of North Dakota FRIDAY - MARCH 12, 1999 - 8:00 A.M.-1 1 :00 A.M. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR Monterey 3 USING THE INTERNET AS A CJ RESEARCH TOOL Leader: Cecil Greek, Florida State University 71 FRIDAY - MARCH 12, 1999 - 9:30 A.M.-1 0 :45 A.M. PANEL 213 Fiesta 7 ABORIGINAL ROOTS OF MILITANCY IN SOUTHERN APPALACHIA Chair: Laurence Armand French, Western New Mexico State University Discussant: D. Newton Smith, Western New Mexico State University Papers: "The Georgia 'Pony Clubs' and 'Red Neck' Attacks on the Cherokee," Laurence Armand French, Western New Mexico . State University "The Execution of 'Tsali' by the U.S. Army in Cherokee," Jim Hornbuckle, HIS-Regional Youth Treatment Center "Protecting Rudolph-A Community Divided," Ronald Stephen Patterson, Hayesville, NC PANEL 214 Yucatan 1 ORGANIZATIONAL ISSUES IN POLICING II Chair/D iscussant: Jeffrey S. Magers, Jefferson County Police Department Papers: "The Development and Initial Validation of Multijurisdictional Police Examination," Christopher R. Capsambelis, The University of Tampa "Structural Change in Large Municipal Police Organizations: Evidence From a National Study," Kimberly Hassell, Johnette Peyton, Jihong Zhao and Edward Maguire, University of Nebraska at Omaha "Correlates of Inter-Jurisdictional Law Enforcement Relationships in Suburban Police Agencies," John Krimmel, The College of New Jersey; Donna Kochis, Delaware Valley College "/s Bigger Better? A Case Study of a Two Decade Effort to Merge the Louisville and Jefferson County (KY) Police Departments," Jeffrey S. Magers, Jefferson County Police Department PANEL 215 Fiesta 9 COMMUNITY POLICING IN PUBLIC HOUSING Chair/D iscussant: Lawrence Travis, University of Cincinnati Papers: "Problem-Oriented Policing in Public Housing: Changes in Offending," William Terrill and Justin Ready, Rutgers University; Lorraine Green Mazerolle, University of Cincinnati; "Community Policing in a Public Housing Development: An Evaluation of C.O.P.S," William Thornton, and Lydia Voigt, Loyol? University "Crime Free Multi-Family Housing: Eliminating Drug and Crime Problems in Multi-Family Housing in Tacoma, Washington," Jack Bodnar and Lucy Edwards Hochstein, Washington State University; Quint Thurman, Wichita State University; Velmer Burton, Southeast Missouri State University 72 PANEL 216 Yucatan 2 ISSUES IN JAIL MANAGEMENT Chair/D iscussant: David Taylor, California State University, Long Beach Papers: "Understanding Jail Inmates: Social and Criminal Justice Policy Implications," Preston Elrod, Eastern Kentucky University; Beth Bjerregaard and Michael Brooks, University of North Carolina "Rural Jail Populations: A Study of Isolated Jails in Alaska," N.E. Schafer, University of Alaska "HIV/AIDS in Adult Correctional Facilities," Lisa Taylor, Benedict College PANEL 21 7 Yucatan 3 TRAUMA AND DELINQUENCY: ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT ISSUES Chair: Carlo Morrissey, Westboro, MA Discussant: Robert McMackin, Norwell, MA Papers: "The Assessment of PTSD in Delinquent Youth," Joseph LaFrata, Bishop Rocco Center "Relationship of Trauma History to Offence Patterns," Carlo Morrissey, Westboro, MA "The Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment of Delinquent Youth with PTSD," Lesley Sattler, Pilgrim Center "A Health Milieu: All the Differences in the World," Suzanne Jasmin, Worcester Secure Treatment PANEL 218 Coronado B ISSUES IN THE EVALUATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION Chair/Discussant: Rose Johnson Bigler, Governors State University Papers: "Are Criminal Justice Education Programs Vulnerable to Attack?' Rose Johnson Bigler, Governors State University "Assessment of Introductory Criminal Justice Courses: An Introduction to the Process of Assessment," Deborah L. Laufersweiler-Dwyer, University of Arkansas at Little Rock "An Outcome Evaluation of a Retention Program for At-Risk Criminal Justice Students," Linda D. Ferrell, Southeast Missouri State University "Quality Criminal Justice Education in the 21st Century," Mary L. Parker, University of Arkansas at Little Rock 73 PANEL 219 Fiesta 2 THE DANCE OF LEGISLATION AND CRIME POLICY Chair/Discussant: Michael Israel, Kean University Papers: "Correlates of Crime Spending: Police Responses to the Fear of Crime, or Crime Itself," Marika F.X. Litras and David J. Levin, U.S. Department of Justice ''The McCain Tobacco Bill: Smoke Without a Fire," Michael J. McSkimming and Ramond Santos, Monmouth University "Predicting Legislative Police Priorities: The Value of the Narrative Approach," Fred Meyer, Jr. and Ralph Baker, Bell State University "Promises Made, Promises Kept: Do Presidents Keep Their Anti-Crime Promises?" Nancy Marion and Rick Farmer, University of Akron PANEL 220 Coronado A ILLEGAL GUN MARKETS: CURRENT NIJ RESEARCH Chair: Lois Felson Mock, National Institute of Justice Discussant: Philip Cook, Duke University Papers: "Researching Illicit Firearms Trafficking in Boston," Anthony Braga and David Kennedy, Harvard University "Research on Illegal Gun Markets in Baltimore," Christopher Koper, Urban Institute Analysis of Primary and Secondary Gun Markets," Glenn Pierce, Northeastern University "Cross-Site Analysis of Illegal Gun Markets," Jeffrey Roth, Urban Institute; David Carlson, Northeastern University PANEL 221 Sierra 2 IMAGES OF CRIME AND JUSTICE IN MUSIC LYRICS Chair/D iscussant: Katherine Bennett, Armstrong Atlantic State University Papers: "Life in Prison as Told Through a Song," Katherine Bennett, Armstrong Atlantic State University "There's a Darkness on the Edge of Town: Merton's Five Modes of Adaptation in the Lyrics of Bruce Springsteen," Craig Hemmens, Boise State University "Interpreting Song Lyrics: Perceptions of Harm Across Four Music Genres," Becky Tatum, Southern University 74 PANEL 222 Coronado F THEORIES OF CRIME AND DEVIANCE Chair/Discussant: Obi Ebbe, SUNY Brockport Papers: "Crime, Terrorism and Theory: An Explanation of Political Violence Through Existing Criminological Theory," Kevin E. Grisham, California State University "Propinquity as a Factor in Criminalization," Obi Ebbe and Henry Ochoa, SUNY Brockport "Collectivist Culture Influence on Gang Activity," Alison Cantley, Terre Haute, Indiana "Causes of Deviance: An Examination of General Strain Theory," Laura Evans, University of Pittsburgh PANEL 223 Coronado C ROUNDTABLE: "ASSESSMENT OF ATTITUDINAL VARIATIONS IN POLICE ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE AND ADMINISTRATIVE ORIENTATIONS: ESTONIA, FINLAND, RUSSIA, SWEDEN AND THE UNITED STATES" Convenor: Hannu Kiehel, Police College of Finland Participants: Hannu Kiehel, Police College of Finland Ari Sarjanen, Finland Police Department Petri Raivola, Police School of Finland Juha Varcola, University of Tampere, Finland PANEL 224 Fiesta 1 AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC: SELECTED READINGS IN CORRECTIONS (Greenhaven Press, 1999) Author: Tara Gray, New Mexico State University Critics: Leo Carroll, University of Rhode Island RobertJoh nson, American University PANEL 225 Sierra 1 WORKSHOP: OFFICER ISSUES IN DEALING WITH DEAF VICTIMS, SUSPECTS Convenor: Mike Crispen, Chillicothe Highway Patrol PANEL 226 Fiesta 3 WORKSHOP: THE STUDENT ATTENDANCE CENTER: WORCESTER'S MODEL FOR PREVENTIONIINTERVENTION Convenor: Denise O'Connell, Worcester Public Schools Participants: Stephen Lynch, Worcester Public Schools 75 PANEL 227 Coronado G DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: PERSPECTIVES AND PROGRAMS Chair/Discussant: Christopher Morse, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Papers: "Campus Sexual Violence Policies: Comparing a Public Health Perspective and a Criminal Justice Perspective to Prevention Efforts," Pamela McMahon, Ebony A. Boyce, Roberto Hugh Potter and Jeanne E. Krider, Centers for Disease Control "Gender Differences in Motivation for Partner Violence," Joan E. Crowley, New Mexico State University; Murray Straus, University of New Hampshire "Assessing the use of Screening Instruments in Predicting the Behavior of Domestic Violence Perpetrators," Earle Jay Watterworth, University of Colorado "Domestic Violence: A Sociological and Psychological Perspective," Michael Sattler, Matawan, New Jersey "Differential Treatment of Domestic Violence Cases by Victim-Offender Gender," Jennifer Wingren and Adrienne Freng, University of Nebraska, Lincoln PANEL 228 Coronado E LAW AND POLICY IN CRIMINAL PROCEDURE Chair/D iscussant: Robert H. Chaires, University of Nevada Papers: "The Second Force and the Rise of the American Religious Police," Robert H. Chaires, University of Nevada "Police Pursuits: The Legal and Policy Implications of County of Sacramento v. Lewis," Michael R. Smith, Virginia Commonwealth University "When does Encouragement of Witness Cooperation Become a Crime? An Analysis of U.S. v. Singleton," Lisette Leesch and Michael Bogner, Chadron State College "From Crime Scene to Courtroom: Bullets, Blood and Bad Guys Appearing in a Classroom Near You?" Margaret DeStefano, Bakersfield College "The Constitutionality of Warrantless, Nonconsensual Doorway Arrests," Jack Call, Radford University PANEL 229 Fiesta 4 ROUNDTABLE: "SEXISM IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION" Convenor: Zelma Henriques, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Participants: Zelma Henriques, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Evelyn Gilbert, Daytona Beach, FL Dorothy Taylor, University of Miami 76 PANEL 230 Coronado 0 LEGAL ISSUES I Chair/Discussant: J. Dennis Laster, Central Missouri State University Papers: "Structuring the Insanity Defense: Does It Matter?" Charles Jacobs and Carmen Cirincione, University of Connecticut "Evaluation of North Carolina's Structured Sentencing Law," Donna Spencer and James J. Collins, Ph.D., Research Triangle Institute "Trends in States' Legislative Curtailment of Prisoners' Rights and Privileges," Charlie E. Chukwudolue, Northern Kentucky University "Jurisdictional Validation of Risk Assessments," Dena Hanley, Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency PANEL 231 Fiesta 8 POSTER SESSIONS "A Statistical Profile of Victims of Domestic Violence and Their Batterers in a Border Community," Delilah Dotremon, Texas International University "Juvenile Offenders and Birth Mothers: Teen Pregnancy as a Risk Factor for Antisocial or Juvenile Delinquent Offspring," Rudy Feudo, Greater Bridgeport Adolescent Pregnancy Program; Glee Walquist, Sacred Heart University; Mario T. Gaboury, University of New Haven "Coping with Stress of Women Offenders: The Impact of Parental/Adult Substance Use and Exposure to Domestic Violence," Jennifer Ann Morrow, Kimberly J. Mitchell, Kathryn Quina, and Cheryl E. Hevey, University of Rhode Island "The Ontario Rural Women Abuse Study: Implications of Rurality," Lorri Biesenthal, Department of Justice Canada "Superstars: A Program Which Provides a Community to Incorporate a Teamwork Philosophy, While Providing Quality Youth Activities for Our Children," James A. Mezhir, Niagara County Community College "Survey Research and Scale Construction: Implications for Research in Criminology," Youngyol Vim, Indiana University of Pennsylvania "Crime Mapping: An Overview of the Crime Mapping Research Center and Its Work," Jill Fleury and Maureen O'Connell, National Institute of Justice "Distinguishing Successful From Non-Successful Boot Camp Participants," Carol Veneziano, Louis Veneziano, and Cara Watts, Southeastern Missouri State University 77 FRIDAY - MARCH 12, 1999 -11:00 A.M.-12:15 P.M. PANEL 232 Coronado C POLITICAL PRESSURE AND CRIME POLICY Chair/Discussant: Jim Houston, Appalachian State University Papers: "Criminal Justice Policy and Legislative Reforms: Exploring Whether Changes on Paper Translate to Changes in Action," Laura J. Hickman, University of Maryland "Pressure on Every Side: An Investigation into the Political Determinants of State Imprisonment Use," Ronald Helms, Washington State University at Spokane; and RobertO'Brien , University of Oregon "Criminal Law Enforcement as an Instrument of Environmental Policy: The Mississippi River Initiative," Vagn K. Hansen, High Point University "Getting Tough or Doing Good : Public Support for Conservative and Progressive Approaches to Crime Control," Holly Atkins, University of Central Florida; and Francis Cullen and Bonnie Fisher, University of Cincinnati PANEL 233 Coronado G BLACK POLICE IN AMERICA: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES AND CONCERNS Chair/D iscussant: H. Taylor Green, Old Dominion University Papers: "Black Police Officers Policing the Black Community: The Public Housing Drug Elimination Program," Lexie Williams, Daytona Beach Police Department "Perspectives on Diversity in Today's Police Departments," Larry D. Stokes, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga "Black Women in Policing: Contemporary Issues and Future Research Needs," Ella Bully, Detroit Police Department PANEL 234 Yucatan 1 POLICING AND CITIZEN INTERACTION Chair/Discussant: Terry Cox, Eastern Kentucky University Papers: "Extra-Legal Variables and Arrest: A Meta-Analysis," Christopher T. Lowenkamp and Christine N. Famega, University of Cincinnati "Police Decision to Arrest: An Empirical Assessment of Black's Theses on Mobilization of Law" Edem F. Avakame, Temple University "Police Citizen Contact: A National Survey," Samuel Walker, University of Nebraska at Omaha "The Nature of Police and Citizens Interactions Within the Context of Intimate and Domestic Conflict and Violence" Christopher D. Maxwell and Todd Bricker, Michigan State University 78 PANEL 235 Fiesta 3 FIREARMS: DYNAMICS OF USE AND INTERVENTIONS Chair/ Discussant: Sophia Carr Friday, American University Papers: "Evaluation of the Prince George County Police Take Away Guns' Program," Sophia Carr Friday, American University; Lawrence Sherman, University of Maryland "Use of Firearms in Street Disputes in Jersey City, NJ," Michael E. Beurger, Northeastern University PANEL 236 Fiesta 1 WORKSHOP: WOMEN LEADERSHIP IN JUSTICE EDUCATION, POLICY AND THE PROFESSION: LESSONS FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM Convenor: Evelyn Gilbert, Daytona Beach, FL Participants: Laura Moriarity, Virginia Commonwealth University Elizabeth McConnell, Charleston Southern University Mary Parker, University of Arkansas Alida Merlo, Indiana University of Pennsylvania PANEL 237 Fiesta 2 WORKSHOP: CREATING A CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAM FOR A LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE Convenor: Liz Wiinamaki, Juanita College Participant: Liz Wiinamaki, Juanita College PANEL 238 Coronado B ROUNDTABLE: COMPARISON OF PRIVATE COMMUNITY COLLEGES TO STATE RUN COMMUNITY COLLEGES Convenor: Vinny Benincasa, Hesser College Participants: Vinny Benincasa, Hesser College Dave Kramer, Bergen Community College Peter Hussey, Andover College 79 PAN EL 239 Coronado D ENVIRONMENTAL INFLU ENCE IN CRIME PREVENTION Chair/O iscussant: Deborah Mitchell Robinson, Valdosta State University Papers: "The Spatial Dynamics of C4me- Examining Displacement and Diffusion Patterns," Lorraine Green Mazerolle and Jamie Price, University of Cincinnati "A Comparison of Crime Rates and the Environment in Interchange Activity Areas (IAAS) Along Two Interstates," Deborah Michell Robinson, Valdosta State University "Beyond 'Hot Spots' and CPTED: The Effects of Convenience Stores on Crime in Their Surroundings," Kevin M. Bryant, The University of West Florida PANEL 240 Fiesta 4 NIJ'S RESIDENTIAL SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT PROGRAM I Chair/ Discussant: Richard Wright Papers: "No Two Days Are Alike: Evaluating Therapeutic Communities Given the Fluidity of External and Internal Constraints," Clayton Mosher and Dretha Phillips, Washington State University "Barrett Juvenile Correctional Center: The Impact of a Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Center," Jill A. Gordon, Virginia Commonwealth University "Project CARE: A Process and During-Treatment Impact Evaluation of a Residential Substance Abuse Treatment (RSAT) Funded Program in the Harris County Jail," Kj rk Von Sternberg, University of Houston "Correctional Addiction Services: A Practical and Academic Review of the Current Drug Rehabilitation Programs," Donna Nicholson, Manchester Community-Technical College PANEL 241 Coronado E SENTENCING REFORM: ISSUES, PROGRAMS & OPTIONS Chair/O iscussant: Cliff Roberson, Washburn University Papers: "Judges' Attitudes Toward Sentencing Reform in Ohio," Timothy Carboneau and John Wooldredge, University of Cincinnati "Getting Tough on Felony Probationers: A Program Evaluation of Intensive Judicial Intervention," W. Wesley Johnson and Tana McCoy, Sam Houston State University "Measuring Perceptions of Mandatory SentenCing Among Criminal Justice Professionals," Joe Rodts, Mount Mercy College 80 PANEL 242 Fiesta 7 POLICE: PRACTICES, PERSPECTIVES, AND PROBLEMS Chair/Discussant: Jeffrey Michael Cancino, Michigan State University Papers: "'Police Brutality in Bangladesh," Mohammed Bin Kashem and Abdul Hossain Ahmed Bhuiyan, University of Maryland College Park '''The Future of Europol: Policy Considerations from the Perspective of a European Police Captain," Valentino Formosa, Indiana State University at Terre Haute "Information, Tactics, Strategies, and Games: Applying Game Theory to the Structure of Police Culture and the Use of Force," Jeffrey Michael Cancino, Michigan State University "Critical Incident Stress," Christie Scribner, Western New England College PANEL 243 Coronado A IMPLEMENTING COMMUNITY POLICING ON A LOCAL LEVEL Chair/Discussant: Bryan Boyd, University of Memphis Papers: "Comparing and Contrasting the Community Policing Concept against the Recruitment and Training Practices of the Memphis Police Department," Bryan Boyd, University of Memphis "Analyzing the Effectiveness of Community Oriented POlicing: Popular Jargon or Meaningful Reform?" Kent Shafer, Columbus (OH) Division of Police "Evaluation of the COPS Program in a Medium-sized Police Agency," Patrick McGrain, Temple University "Community-Oriented Policing: Challenges and Obstacles for a Small West Virginia Police Department," Dhruba Bora, Wheeling Jesuit University PANEL 244 Yucatan 2 CORRECTIONAL SYSTEMS AND PRIVATIZATION Chair/Discussant: Kathy Gnall, Pennsylvania Department Of Corrections Papers: "Administrative Attitudes Toward Private Correctional Management: A Cross-Sectional, Multi-State Analysis," Vic Bumphus, Curt Blakely, James Anderson, and Matthew DeMichelle, Eastern Kentucky University "Public Problems and Private Solutions: Alternatives and Decisions for Privatizing State Correctional Services in Pennsylvania," Kathy Gnall and Gary Zajac, Pennsylvania Department of Corrections "Privatization in the 21st Century," Pam Douglas and Nichol Gomez, Corrections Institute of America 81 PANEL 245 Coronado F INDIVIDUAL LEVEL EXPLANATIONS OF CRIME Chair/D iscussant: Steve G. Tibbetts, East Tennessee State University Papers: "The Interaction Between Maternal Cigarette Smoking and the Absence of Father in Predicting Early Onset of Offending" Chris L. Gibson and Steve G. Tibbetts, East Tennessee State University "The Cart Before the Horse: The Theoretical Implications of Stanton Samenow's 'Criminal Mind's'," Christine E. Rasche and David Eitle, University of North Florida "Psychological Autopsy of Andrew Cunanan," Gregory J. Coram and Ryan King, Monmouth University "Hypergraphia in the Personal Writings of Multiple Murders: A Mindtrace," Patrick J. Callahan, Yorba Linda, CA PANEL 246 Fiesta 8 HATE CRIMES II Chair/Discussant: James David Ballard, Grand Valley State University Papers: "The National Hate Crime Data Collections Program: A Status Report," James J. Nolan, Federal Bureau of Investigation "Improving the Quality and Accuracy of Hate Crime Reporting" Yoshio Akiyama, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Jack McDevitt, Northeastern University; Jim Nolan, Federal Bureau of Investigation; Susan Bennett, Northeastern University "The Psychological and Behavioral Impact of Violent Hate Crime Victimization," Jennifer Balbon and Jack McDevitt, Northeastern University PANEL 247 Fiesta 9 LAW ENFORCEMENT AN D DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Chair/Discussant: Karen Terry, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Papers: "Police Domestic Violence: The Police and Health Care Systems," John M. Violanti, Depew, NY "A One-Year Process Evaluation: Results from a One-Year Study of Collaborative Domestic Violence Programming in Spokane, WA," Lucy Edwards Hochstein, Washington State University "Are Response Teams Making Progress?" Jeanette Sue Wilson, University of Louisville "Impact of a Coordinated Response Team on Domestic Violence in One Police District: A Time Series Design with Equivalent Comparison District," Thomas S. Whetsone, University of Louisville 82 PANEL 248 Sierra 2 NATIVE AMERICAN EXPERIENCES WITH TRADITIONAL AND MODERN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Chair/Discussant: AI Petenaude, University of Arkansas Papers: "Assessment of Indian County Law Enforcement Agencies," Winifred Reed and Jennifer Wood, National Institute of Justice "Patterns of Crime in the Circumpolar North," Darryl S. Wood, University of Alaska - Anchorage "Traditional Heating Ceremonies as Modalities of Alcohol and Substance Abuse Treatment for Native Americans in Jail-Based Treatment and for Parolees in Aftercare," J. Philip Gossage, Lenny Foster, Gayl Edmunds, and Philip A. May, University of New Mexico PANEL 249 Sierra 1 CASE STUDIES IN THE HISTORY OF CRIME AND JUSTICE Chair/Discussant: AI Pisciotta, Kutztown University Papers: "Social Phenomena and the Impact on Historical Understanding of Campus Violence: The 'Orangeburg Massacre' Revisited," M. Reid Counts, University of Nebraska at Kearney "The Trial of Madame Caillaux: Another Trial of the Century," Martin Gruberg , University of Wisconsin "Missourians versus Mormons: An Example of Frontier Vigilantism," Stephen S. Owen, University of Missouri - St. Louis "Killing for Love: An Historical Perspective on New York's Infamous 'Bathtub Murder' 1954-1956," AI Pisciotta, Kutztown University PANEL 250 Yucatan 3 JUVENILE JUSTICE AND DELINQUENCY ISSUES RELATED TO SPECIAL POPULATIONS: THE EFFECTS OF RACE, ETHNITICITY, HOMELESSNESS AND OFFENSE TYPE Chair/Discussant: K. B. Turner, University of Nebraska Papers: "Public Sentiment Towards Adjudication of Juveniles Accused of Homicide," Tonya B. Willis, Wright State University "When Good Intentions Go Bad: Evaluation of an Intensive Treatment Program for the African-American Juvenile Male," Martha L. Henderson and Edward Latessa, University of Cincinnati "A Comparison of Juvenile Justice Decisions for American Indian and White Youths in Nebraska: 1988-1993," Philip E. Secret and James B. Johnson, University of Nebraska "Attitudinal DifferencesAmong Juveniles Toward Police," Terrance J. Taylor and Kelly Turner, University of Nebraska at Omaha 83 FRIDAY - MARCH 12, 1999 - 1 :00 P .M.-3:00 P.M. PLENARY III - CRISIS IN CONFIDENCE IN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM Fiesta 6 Moderator: Jack Greene, Temple University Participants: Frankie Bailey, SUNY-Albany Todd Clear, Florida State University Rolando del Carmen, Sam Houston State University Warren Friedman, Chicago Alliance for Neighborhood Safety Ted Gest, U.S. News and World Report Peter Manning, Michigan State University Craig McCoy, Philadelphia Inquirer FRIDAY - MARCH 12, 1999 - 2:00 P.M.-5:00 P.M. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR Monterey 3 DISTANCE LEARNING: USING THE INTERNET Leader: Cecil Greek, Florida State University FRIDAY - MARCH 12, 1999 - 3:15 P.M.-4:30 P.M. PANEL 251 Sierra 1 JUVENILES AND GUNS Chair/Discussant: William M. Holmes, University of Massachusetts at Boston Gary LaFree, University of New Mexico Robert McManus, South Carolina Statistical Analysis Center Lalonnie Erikson, Minnesota Statistical Analysis Center William Holmes, University of Massachusetts at Boston PANEL 252 Coronado B ROUNDTABLE: COMMUNITY SERVICE AND SERVICE LEARNING: HOW IS THIS PERCEIVED BY CRIMINAL JUSTICE STUDENTS AND THE COMMUNITY Convenor(s): Brian Vanberkum, Wayne State College Ken Mandel, Wayne State College Participants: Brian Vanberkum, Wayne State College Ken Mandel, Wayne State College Cheri Carlson, Northeast Community College Matt Stiehm, Wayne State College Fabiana Medeiros Jeremiah Johansen, Northeast Community College Christian Colletti 84 PANEL 253 Coronado D VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Chair/Discussant: Susan T. Krumholz, University of Massachusetts Papers: "Where Do We Go From Here? Results from a Community Survey on Sexual Assault," Steven D. Hurwitz, Tiffin University "Through the Eyes of the Consumer: Domestic Violence Shelter Services," Susanne Mosteller Rolland, Morehead State University; William B. Martin "The Debate Continues: The Experiences of Domestic Assault Victims with Mandatory Arrest Laws," B. Joyce Stephens and Peter G. Sinden, SUNY at Fredonia "Domestic Violence: Women Who Seek Protection," Rose Mary Stanford, University of Houston - Victoria; April Bodeman, Ft. Myers Police Department PANEL 254 Fiesta 1 WORKSHOP: Incident Based Reporting: The Columbo of the New Millennium Convenor: John Compston, Dayton Ohio Police Department Participants: James Wheeler, Dayton Ohio Police Department Robert Puz, Dayton Ohio Police Department PANEL 255 Fiesta 2 WORKSHOP: THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE NATIONAL AND STATE VICTIM ASSISTANCE ACADEMIES AND THEIR ACADEMIC TIES Convenor: HarveyWa llace, Department of Criminology Participants: Laura Federline, Office for Victims of Crime Steve Walker, Department of Criminology Tom Underwood, Washburn University Chris Edmonds, Deerfield Beach, FL Morna Murphy, Alexandria, VA PANEL 256 Sierra 2 WORKSHOP: TERRORISM 2000: MILLENNIAL THINKING, APOCALYPTICAL VISION Presenters: Joe Auten, North Carolina Justice Academy Robert Ruth, Davidson College 85 PANEL 257 Coronado C AFRICAN/COMMONWEALTH AND ISLAMIC JUSTICE SYSTEMS OF CRIME Chair/D iscussant: Heidi Nasheri, Kent State University Papers: "Evidentiary Standards in Sexual Offenses in Islam," Fida Mohammad, Eastern New Mexico University "Kenyan Courts and Procedural Due Process: A Comparative Approach," Patricia A. Joffer, Mesa State College "The Judiciary and Administration of Justice in New Zealand," Jagan Lingamneni, Governors State University "Police Administration in the Former British Colonies in Africa," Egakait James Se Opolot, Texas Southern University "The Role and Limits of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in West African Legal System: Experiences from China and Nigeria," Ernest E. Uwaizee, CSU - Sacramento PANEL 258 Coronado F VIOLENCE, HOMICIDE, AND COPYCAT CRIME: MEDIA CONSTRUCTION OF REALITY Chair: Lydia M. Long, Indiana State University Discussant: Ted Gest, U.S. News & World Report Papers: "Media Construction of Police Sexual Violence," Victor E. Kappeler and Peter Kraska, Eastern Kentucky University; Mike Vaughn, Georgia State University; Danielle McGurrin, University of South Florida "Medical Murder: An Examination of Hospital Deaths," Lydia M. Long, Indiana State University "Front Page News: The Social Construction of Female Homicide Offenders," Derek Paulsen and Victoria Brew r, Sam Houston State University "Self Reported Copy Cat Crime Among Juveniles Incarcerated As Adults," Ray Surette, University of Central Florida PANEL 259 Yucatan 3 JUVENILE JUSTICE I Chair/D iscussant: Stephen Holmes, University of Central Florida Papers: "Comparative Analysis of the Implementation and Use of Electronic Monitoring on Juvenile Offenders in Three Countries," Susan Eastman, School of Criminal Justice University at Albany "Punishment Practices of Juvenile Offenders: A Cross-Sectional Analysis," Jill D'Angelo, American University "Youth Voices on Youth Justice," Katharine Kelly, Virginia Caputo and Tullio Caputo, Carleton University 86 PANEL 260 Fiesta 7 STREET GANGS Chair: James McKenna, Jacksonville State University Discussant: Marjie Britz, The Citadel Papers: "Non U.S. Gangs," Sean Grennan, Jacksonville State University "Gangs in Alabama Juvenile Detention Centers," Jeffrey P. Rush and Chris Hopper, Jacksonville State University PANEL 261 Coronado E COURT REFORM AND FEDERALIZATION OF CRIME Chair: David Neubauer, University of New Orleans Discussant: Anthony LaRose, Western Oregon University Papers: "Federalization of State Criminal Law," David Neubauer, University of New Orleans "Federal Judges, United States Attorneys and Federal Defenders: U.S. District Court Workgroups or Groups That Work Together," Anthony LaRose, Western Oregon University "Restitution in State and Federal Courts: Fifteen Years After the President's Task Force on Victims of Crime," Peggy Tobolowsky, University of North Texas "Manhattan's Dynamic Street Prostitution Markets: A Case Study," Robert R. Weidner, Rutgers University - Newark PANEL 262 Yucatan 1 POLICE MANAGERS Chair/Discussant: Kathryn Scarborough, Eastern Kentucky University Papers: "A Management View of Labor: Police Administrators' Perception of Employee Organizations," Colleen Kadleck and Lawrence F. Travis, University of Cincinnati "Police Chiefs Are From Mars, Task Force Commanders Are From Venus: An Intra-Organizational Comparison of Personnel Attitudes," Travis C. Pratt, James Frank, Brad Smith, and Ken Novak, University of Cincinnati "Women Managers in Public and Private Sector Law Enforcement," Kathryn Scarborough, Pam Collins and Rita Davis, Eastern Kentucky University 87 PANEL 263 Coronado G INVOLVING NATIVE AMERICANS IN CULTURALLY-RELEVANT CRIMINAL JUSTICE RESEARCH AND EDUCATION Chair/D iscussant: Paige Gordier, Lake Superior State University Papers: "Non-Native Scholars Doing Research in Native American Communities: A Matter of Respect," Marianne O. Nielsen, and LarryA. Gould, Northern Arizona University "Improving the Recruitment and Retention of Minority Students: The Native Americans into Criminal Justice Studies Initiative at UNO," Wendelin Hume, University of North Dakota "An Examination of the Feasibility of Culturally Based Programs in Criminal Justice," Paige H. Gordier, and Cary Miller, Lake Superior State University PANEL 264 Fiesta 8 AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC: BAD KIDS: RACE AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE JUVENILE COURT (Oxford University Press, 1999) Author: Barry C. Feld, University of Minnesota Critics: Jay Albanese, Virginia Commonwealth University Donna Bishop, University of Central Florida Darnell Hawkins, University of Illinois-Chicago Joseph Sanborn,Jr., University of Central Florida PANEL 265 Yucatan 2 CRITICAL PRISON ISSUES Chair/Discussant: Risdon Slate, Florida Southern College Papers : "The Unusual Relationship Between Crime and Imprisonment: Are Crime Rates Salient for Imprisonment Increases?" Joseph Dillon Davey, Rowan University of New Jersey "The Movement's Beginnings: An Analysis of a Social Movement," Barbara Belbot, University of Houston - Downtown "Prison Privatization: Political and Economic Implications," We ndy L. Hicks, Michigan State University "Current Mental Health Issues in Correctional Health Facilities," Donna Vandiver, Sam Houston State University "Application of East Asia Counseling Techniques on U.S. Prison Inmates," Vincent Hoffman, Michigan State University 88 PANEL 266 Fiesta 9 GEOGRAPHY AND THE DEATH PENALTY Chair/Discussant: Phyllis G. Betts, The University of Memphis Papers: "Rocking Chair or Electric Chair: Attitudes Toward Fear of Crime and Death Penalty in Rural and Urban Environments," Linda Dianne Norris, University of Arkansas, Little Rock "Urbanism and the Death Penalty," Dulcy Stout, The University of Memphis "Regional Differences in Capital Sentencing in Texas, 1989-1 993," Deon Brock, Jon Sorensen, and James W. Marquart, University of Texas, Pan American PANEL 267 Coronado A ISSUES IN COMMUNITY POLICING AND COMMUNITY GOVERNANCE Chair/Discussant: Dilip K. Das, State University of New York - Pittsburgh Papers: "Distorted Realities: Comparing Attitudes Toward Policing Among Law Enforcement, Local Government and Non Governmental Organizations," Kent R. Kerley and John M. Scheb, II, University of Tennessee "Towards an Integrated Theory of Police-Neighborhood Interaction," Reginald Fluellen "The Dominance of Police Science and the Death of Social Theory," Victor E. Kappeler, Eastern Kentucky University; Helen Eigenberg, University of Tennessee - Chattanooga "Volunteerism as an Element of Community Oriented Policing," Michael J. Gaffney, Washington State University PANEL 268 Fiesta 10 NIJ'S RESIDENTIAL SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT PROGRAM II Chair/Discussant: Dean Champion, Minot State University Papers: "Measuring Therapeutic Integrity and Effectiveness of Jail-Based Therapeutic Communities for Drug Offenders," Jeffrey A. Bouffard and Danielle Polizzi, University of Maryland "A Process Evaluation of Pennsylvania's RSAT Programs for Parole Violators," Douglas Young and Rachel Porter, Vera Institute of Justice; Gary Zajac, Pennsylvania Department of Corrections "Predicting Retention in Corrections-Based Treatment," Kevin Knight, Matthew Hiller, and Dwayne Simpson, Texas Christian University 89 PANEL 269 Fiesta 3 ISSUES OF WOMEN IN LAW ENFORCEMENT Chair/D iscussant: Vivian Lord, University of North Carolina Papers: Mark Pogrebin, University of Colorado at Denver "Women in Policing in Virginia-Part III," Helen Taylor Greene, Old Dominion University "Female Police Officer Promotional Candidates: Glass Ceiling Disenfranchisement or Satisfaction," Thomas Whetstone, University of Louisville "Self-Efficacy Expectation of Females: Comparative Study Across Age, Gender and Country," Vivian Lord, UNC Charlotte PANEL 270 Fiesta 4 ROUNDTABLE: CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND THE POLICY PROCESS Convenor: Rosemary L. Gido, Indiana University of PA Participants: David R. Champion, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Todd Gibney, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Michael S. Gordon, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Kristine Empie, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Beth Hanna, Indiana University of Pennsylvania George Higgins, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Kimberly A. Detardo, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Melissa L. Ricketts SATURDAY - MARCH 13, 1999 - 8:00 A.M.-9:15 A.M. PANEL 271 Coronado C TERRORISM I Chair/Discussant: Jonathan White, Grand Valley State University Papers: "Terrorist Use of Weapons of Mass Destruction: Current Realities and Future Considerations," Allen D. Sapp, Central Missouri State University "Coupon Fraud: Financing Terrorist Activities," Harvey W. Kushner, Long Island University; Ben Jacobson, Aventura, FL "Tracking Terrorism and Related Events: A Call for a National Standard ," James David Ballard, Grand Valley State University "Terrorists Among Us," Michelle Richter and Tammy Garland, Eastern Kentucky University 90 PANEL 272 Coronado G QUALITATIVE METHODS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Chair/Discussant: Daniel Lockwood, Savannah State University Papers: "An Ethnographic Study of Violence among Public School Students," Daniel Lockwood, Savannah State University "Poaching and Piscary" A Study of Illegal Fishing and Law Enforcement, John L. McMullan, Saint Mary's University "Criminal Influence in Small Groups," Andy Hochstetler, University of Tennessee "A Qualitative Approach to Understanding Hate Crimes," Silvina Ituarte, Kean University PANEL 273 Coronado F INTIMATE VIOLENT VICTIMIZATION Chair/Discussant: Joan Crowley, New Mexico State University Papers: "Applying Routine Activities Theory to Intimate Violent Victimization," Maureen C. Outlaw, Penn State University "Females' Labor Force PartiCipation and Intimate Homicide Victimization: An Empirical Assessment of the Backlash Hypothesis," Edem F. Avakame, Temple UniverSity "Sex Offenders in Rural Areas: Characteristics and Differences from Urban Offenders," Jeff Walker, University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Gwen Ervin-McClarty, Arkansas Crime Information Center; Katherine Ray-Decker, University of Arkansas PANEL 274 Fiesta 1 ROUNDTABLE: ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION AND JUNVENILE DELINQUENCY: A STUDY OF AN EXPULSION PROGRAM Convenor: Wes Vehara, University of North Colorado PartiCipants: Wes Vehara, University of Northern Colorado Jerrod Kinsman, LaSalle, Colorado Lara Von Tersch, Greeley, Colorado 91 PANEL 275 Yucatan 2 CORRECTIONAL ISSUES I Chair/Discussant: Lloyd Klein, Brooklyn, NY Papers: "The Dimensions of the Correctional Role: An Exploration of the Value of the Correctional Role Instrument," Mary K. Stohr and Craig Hemmens, Boise State University "Prison Classification: A New Trend for the 21st Century Correctional Treatment and Implications for Lower Prison Population," Donald E. Mbosowo, Langston University "The Westmoreland County Technical Hearing Program," Mark D. Bolkovac, Indiana University of Pennsylvania "Community-Based Corrections and Firearms Policies: A Survey of Ad ult Probation and Parole Agencies," Jay Bat s and Georgia Smith, Jacksonville State University PANEL 276 Coronado D SPECIAL ISSUES IN COMMUNITY CRIME PREVENTION Chair/Discussant: Richard Zevitz,Ma rquette University Papers: "Sex Offender Community Notification: Managing High Risk Criminals or Exacting Further Vengeance?" Richard Zevitz and Mary Ann Farkas, Marquette University "Indiana Special Issues Poll: Results of A Test Survey," Harry L. Marsh, Indiana State University "Weed and Seed in a Rural Area," Michael F. Brown and Carol Veneziano, Southeastern Missouri State University "Community Crime Prevention," Peter A. Ashton, High Peak, U.K. PANEL 277 Fiesta 6 TALKING CRIME, EXPLOITING CRIME Chair/D iscussant: Gregg Barak, Eastern Michigan University Papers: "Talking Heads: Criminologists as Media Presented Experts," Kenneth Mentor, Indiana University "Presidential Rhetoric on Crime and Public Opinion," Willard M. Oliver, Glenville State College "A Typology of Crime and Justice Infotainment," Raymond Surette and Charles W. Otto, University of Central Florida "The Exploitation of Images of Crime, Criminals and Violence in the Sale of Fashion," Jeffrey Ian Ross, University of Baltimore 92 PANEL 278 Monterey 1 POTPOURRI II Chair/Discussant: Nancy Rodriguez, Arizona State University Papers: "Evolving Patterns in Rural Delinquency," Jaimie Koester and Sondra Rhodes, Southeast Missouri State University "Law Enforcement Officers and Juvenile Programs: An Exploration of Juvenile Programs to Curb Truancy and Prevent Possible Subsequent Criminal Behavior," Janet G. Uhler, California State University "Punishment Practices of Juvenile Offenders: A Cross-Sectional Analysis," Jill D'Angelo, American University "Road Rage: The Growing Danger of Aggressive Driving," Renata "Reno" Cervantes, San Bernard ino, CA; Dawn DuRoche�Eggering,Pe�s, CA "Public Perceptions of Criminal Justice Responses to Domestic Violence: Preliminary Findings," Alissa Pollitz Worden, Tami Beery, and Bonnie E. Carlson, University at Albany "Reducing Truancy and Delinquency Through Community Partnership: One Community's Success," Philip W. Rhoades, Texas A&M University PANEL 279 Fiesta 7 INVESTIGATING CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE Chair/Discussant: Albert W. Block, Jr., Monroe, LA Papers: "A Panoramic Approach to Child Abuse Investigation: The Case of 'Baby K'," Albert W. Block, Jr., Monroe, LA "Basic Investigative Protocol for Child Sexual Abuse: Incorporating the Principles of a Multidisciplinary Approach," William P. Heck, Northeastern State University "A Multi-Disciplinary Approach to Child Abuse Investigation: The Albuquerque and Bernalillo County Models," Thomas J. Griego, Albuquerque, NM "Implementing the Multidisciplinary Approach to Child Abuse Investigation: The Tulsa Model," Michael Wilds, Northeastern State University PANEL 280 Fiesta 2 ROUNDTABLE: BASIC GRANTWRITING FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATORS AND PROFESSIONALS Convenor: Maria R. Volpe, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Participants: Maria R. Volpe, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Jacob Marini, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Mangai Natarajan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Barry Spunt, John Jay College of Criminal Justice 93 PANEL 281 Sierra 1 WORKSHOP: Coping with a Deaf Domestic Violence Call Convenor: Janey Duvall, Ohio University Participants: Janey Duvall, Ohio University PANEL 282 Yucatan 1 COMMUNITY POLICING ISSUES I Chair/D iscussant: Mitchell Smith, Eastern Kentucky University Papers: "Volunteerism as an Element of Community Oriented Policing," Michael J. Gaffney, Washington State University "Measuring the Impact of Community Policing on Residential Burglary," James W. Golden and Allan L. Patenaude, Universityof Arkansas at Little Rock "A Comparative Analysis of Officers' Perceptions of the Activities and Effectiveness of Community Policing," Maximilian Edelbacher, Federal Police of Austria; Peter C. Kratcoski, Stark Regional Campus "Attitudes of Police: Implications for Police Culture," Eugene A. Paoline, III, University at Albany PANEL 283 Fiesta 8 CRIMINAL JUSTICE ISSUES I Chair/Discussant: William A. Taggart, New Mexico State University Papers: "The Unusual Relationship Between Crime and Imprisonment: Are Crime Rates Salient For Imprisonment Increases?" Joseph Dillon Davey, New York, NY "The Value of the Grand Jury System in 1999," Bill Hall, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga PANEL 284 Fiesta 3 ROUNDTABLE: COMMUNITY JUSTICE IN FLORIDA Presenters: Todd Clear, Florida State University Joanna Bruni, Florida State University Dale Landry, Tallahassee Neighborhood Justice Center Phil Stalvey, Seminole County Community Services Diana Cunningham, Palm Beach Criminal Justice Sandra O'Brien, Florida Atlantic University 94 PANEL 285 Coronado A CRIME ANALYSIS I Chair/Discussant: Dennis Roncek, University of Nebraska at Omaha Papers: "Violent Crime and Spatial Dependence: A Regional Analysis," Cynthia Barnett, Federal Bureau of Investigation; F. Carson Mencken, West Virginia University "Sexual Assault in the City of Memphis: Some Preliminary Results from the DOJ's Strategic Initiative on Community Safety," Hannah Scott, Richard Janikovski, Phyllis Betts, Kris Henning and Lisa Kelsges, The University of Memphis "Working Within the NIBRS Structure to Do AccuratE� Crime Analyses," Yoshio Akiyama and James J. Nolan, Federal Bureau of Investigation PAN EL 286 Fiesta 4 ROUNDTABLE: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN A BORDER COMMUNITY Presenters: Ray Martin z, Texas A&M International University Alice Blanco, Texas A&M International University Esmeralda Ramirez, Texas A&M International University Roberto Ortiz, Texas A&M International University Pablo Saldana, Texas A&M International University PANEL 287 Fiesta 9 EVALUATING DRUG COURTS Chair/Discussant: William Ruefle, University of South Carolina Papers: "Saving Time and Money: Maine's First Drug Court Shows How," Donald F. Anspach, University of Southern Maine and Andrew S. Ferguson, University of Sheffield "An Evaluation of the First-Year Experience of the Tuscaloosa County Alabama) Drug Court," Jimmy Williams, The University of Alabama "Richland County Juvenile Drug Court," Lisa Taylor, Bened ict College PANEL 288 Yucatan 3 GENDER, RACE AND CRIME Chair/Discussant: Roslyn Muraskin, Long Island University Papers: "Race, Gender and Trends in Intimate Partner Homicide," Felicia Yarborough, University of Missouri - St. Louis "Women and Crime: The Role of African-American Women," Roslyn Muraskin, Long Island University "Women, Race and Crime Revisited," Vernetta D .. Young, Howard University 95 PANEL 289 Fiesta 10 LAWS PUNISHING THE CONVICTED Chair/Discussant: HenryF. Fradella, The College of New Jersey Papers: "In Search of Meritorious Inmate Claims," Henry F. Fradella, The College of New Jersey "Who's Making the Most Sense About the Good Faith Defense in Civil Rights Suits by Prisoners - The Supreme Court Opinions in Crawford-EI v. Britton (1998)?" Richard G. Frey, SUNY College at Brockport "The Three Strikes and You're Out Laws - An Analysis," Elaine B. Greaves, Youngstown State University "Prisoner Litigation and Status Politics," Carol Cagwin Lenhart, University of Delaware "A Legal Analysis of Revocation Decisions in Cases Where Probation Was Granted On the Basis of Inaccurate or Incomplete Sentencing Information," Richard D. Sluder and Dane C. Miller, Central Missouri State University PANEL 290 Monterey 3 THEORETICAL ISSUES IN CONTEMPORARY CORRECTIONS . Chair/Discussant: GregoryD. Morris, Mississippi State University Papers: "Executive Clemency as a Special Instance of Restorative Justice," Clifford Dorne and Kenneth Gewerth, Saginaw Valley State University "Reducing Crime by Reducing the 'Material' Inmate: A Structural Strain Perspective," Gregory Morris and Jeffrey Schultz, Mississippi State University "The Changing Nature of Interpersonal Relationships in a Women's Prison," Kimberly Greer, Mankato State University PANEL 291 Sierra 2 WORKSHOP: EDUCATION AND RECIDIVISM REPORTS ON: A THREE-STATE RESEARCH STUDY, FEDERAL SPECTER GRANTS, SUPPORT BUILDING FOR STATE-LEVEL PROGRAMS, AND A WARDEN'S COLLEGE PROGRAM Convenor: Bill Tregea, Adrian College Participants: Linda Smith, Kennesaw State University Richard Smith, U.S. Department of Education Norman Rose, Northeast Pre-Release Center Stephen Duguid, Simon Fraser University 96 PANEL 292 Coronado E JURORS AND THE JURY Chair/Discussant: David C. Brody, Washington State University - Spokane Papers: "Trial Jurors' Attitudes Towards Jury Reform in Washington State," David C. Brody and John Neiswender, Washington State University - Spokane "The Right to Privacy - Even For Jurors," Loren L. Goldman, Waterford, VA "Civil Trials and Xenophobic Fears: Empirical Investigations of Civil Jury Performance Involving Top-Fifty Japanese and U.S. Firms," Hiroshi Fukurai, Takashi Maruta, and Yumiko lida, University of California at Santa Cruz PANEL 293 Coronado B ROUNDTABLE: OUTCOME ASSESSMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY OF CRIMINOLOGY/CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION PROGRAMS: WHERE ARE WE GOING AND HOW DO WE GET THERE? Convenor: Robert Huckabee, Indiana State University JeffSc hrink, Indiana State University Participants: RobertHu ckabee, Indiana State University Jeff Schrink, Indiana State University Bryan Byers, Ba" State University Harold Williamson, Northeast Louisiana University SATURDAY - MARCH 13, 1999 - 9:30 A.M.-1 0:45 A.M. PANEL 294 Yucatan 3 THEORETICAL AND PROGRAMMATIC ISSUES IN PREVENTING TRUANCY, DELINQUENCY, AND SCHOOL VIOLENCE Chair/Discussant: Papers: "Middle School Violence: A Comparative Study," Tammy A. King and Jennifer Varley Gray, Youngstown University "Responding to School Violence: An Assessment of Conflict Resolution Programs," Lisa Roberts, Albion, Pennsylvania; Matthew Bertani, Erie, Pennsylvania "The Village School: Evaluating an Expulsion School," Colleen Fitzpatrick, University of Northern Colorado 97 PANEL 295 Monterey 1 GAYS, LESBIANS, AND BISEXUALS: DOMESTIC AND LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPERIENCES Chair/D iscussant: Richard Tewksbury, University of Louisville Papers: "Transgendered Peace Officers: Some Implications For Police & Sheriff's Departments," Julie Abril, University of Californ ia at Irvine "Lesbian and Gay Domestic Violence: The San Francisco Experience," Harry E. Allen, San Jose State University "TBA," Leon Pettiway, Indiana University "Violence Among Gay Intimate Partners: A New Field of Study," Nicki Ali Jackson, Purdue University; Todd Burke, Radford University PANEL 296 Yucatan 2 CORRECTIONAL ISSUES II Chair/Discussant: John Smykla, University of Alabama Papers: "Jail Diversion for Mentally '" Offenders," Majorie Rock, D.R.P.H. and Gerald Landsberg, New York University; Nahama Broner, New York, NY "Putting the 'Community' in Community Corrections," Avon L. Burns, Mott Community College; Eugene Baldwin, New Paths, Inc.; Judy Tanner, New Paths, Inc.; Chris Flores, Community Recovery Services "Structured Sports Activities Involvement as a Delinquency Preventative for Girls," Christine Rasche and Bonnie Delucia, University of North Florida PANEL 297 Coronado G AFFIRMATIVE ACTION ISSUES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SPONSORED BY THE ACJS AFFIRMATIVE ACTION COMMITTEE Convenor: Sandra Lee Browning, University of Cincinnati Discussant: Ann Marie Kazyaka, Kentucky Criminal Justice Council Papers : "Affirmative Action: A Position Paper," Robert t. Sigler, University of Alabama "Barriers and Obstacles for Female Correctional Officers Working in California Male Correctional Facilities," Pamela J. Schram, California State University "Affirmative Action and Women's Progress in Criminal Justice Professions," Kate Bagley, Westfield State College; Alida v. Merlo, Indiana University of Pennsylvania "Remembering Affirmative Action: One Black Woman's Experience," Concetta Culliver, Benedict College 98 PANEL 298 Yucatan 1 POLICE PERSONNEL ISSUES Chair/Discussant: Janice Ahmad, Sam Houston State University Papers: "Police Officer Stress Two Decades Later in the Same Agency," Ronald Hunter, Jacksonville State University; William G. Doerner, Florida State University; Mark L. Oantzker, University of Texas - Pan America "Myers-Briggs Personality Types: The Diffe rence Between Police and Non-Police College Students," Milan Pagon and Branko lobnikar, University of Ljublijana "Tired Cops: Results from a Study Among Police Patrol Officers," Bryan Vila, University of Wyoming "Job Attrition Among Alaska Village Public Safety Officers: Preliminary Findings From a Survey of Current and Former Officers," Darryl Wood, University of Alaska Anchorage PANEL 299 Coronado A RESIDENT'S PARTICIPATION IN COMMUNITY POLICING Chair/Discussant: Michael Meyer, University of North Dakota Papers: "Perceptions of the Police and Fear of Crime in a Small Midwestern Town," Ben Brown, The University of Texas at Brownsville; William Reed Benedict, Eastern Illinois University "Community Policing in Urban Areas: An Analysis of Citizen Participation," Carey Ford, Wayne State University "Citizen Police Academies: Benefit or Boondoogle," RobertGrubb, Marshall University "Citizens' Police Academy Participants' Attitudes Toward the Police: Rhetoric and Evidence," W. T. Jordan, Florida Gulf Coast University PANEL 300 Monterey 3 COMMUNITY BASED CORRECTIONS: JAILS AND PROBATION Chair/Discussant: Lloyd Klein, Medgar Evers College Papers: 'Diversity in a Jail-Work-Setting: Evaluating the Impact of Racial Tolerance," Annette Girondi and Michael Markowitz, Widener University "Jail Utilization in the Heartland: A Call for a Continuum of Control," Steven Smith and Stephen Brodt, Ball State University "Examining Probationer Recidivism in Michigan: Preliminary Results," Sheila Royo Maxwell, Michigan State University "Treating the Chronic DUI Offender: 'Turning Point' Ten Years Later," Alex M. Holsinger, Travis C. Pratt, and Edward J. Latessa, University of Cincinnati 99 PANEL 301 Coronado D HOMICIDE: WORKPLACE AND COMMUNITY ASPECTS Chair/Discussant: Papers: "Workplace Homicide in Great Britain: An Analysis of Data from the Home Office," Malcolm Richards, Northhamptonshire Constabulary (retired) "Violence in the Workplace," Janice Joseph, Stockton College "Murder-Suicide: A Contextual Analysis of Law-Enforcement Officers Killed," Mark D. Gorthy and Sean E. Anderson, University at Albany--SUNY "Trouble in Dixie: An Analysis of African-American Youth Homicides," Jerald C. Burns, Alabama State University PANEL 302 Fiesta 7 CRIME AND JUSTICE IN AMERICA: 1920 - 1940 Chair/Discussant: MartinGr uberg, University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh Papers: "The Wickersham Commission: Presidential Leadership and the Advancement of Social Science Investigation of Justice Administration, 1929 - 1931," James D. Calder, University of Texas, San Antonio "Deja vu: Alcohol Prohibition and Anti-Narcotics Crusading," Martin Gruberg, University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh "Crime, Comity, and Civil Rights: The Criminal Extradition of Southern Black Fugitives, 1920 - 1940," Eric Rise, University of Delaware PANEL 303 Fiesta 6 POTPOURRI III Chair/Discussant: Julia Nash, University of Cincinnati Papers: "Serial Killers: A Synthesis of Theories," Wesley O'Neil, Fairmont State College "The Effects of Legalized Prostitution on the Crime Rate," Heidi I. Heidel, Washington State University at Spokane "Sex Offender Registration: A Scarlet Letter for the New Millennium," Bethany C. Glance, Fairmont State College "The Importance of Battered Woman's Shelter and the Services They Provide," Jennifer Cunningham 100 PANEL 304 Fiesta 1 ROUNDTABLE: INTERFACING CRIMINAL JUSTICE TRAINING AND EDUCATION IN COMMUNITY COLLEGES: IS THERE A DICHOTOMY? Convenor: Richard H. Martin, Elgin Community College Participants: Richard H. Martin, Elgin Community College Chuck Gruber, Elgin Police Department Carolyn Kupperman, Beaver County Community College Greg Pierce, Criminal Justice Department Jeff Gwynne Fred Hunter, Hunter and Associates Michael Stoley, Northeast Community College PANEL 305 Coronado F CURRENT RESEARCH ON GENERAL STRAIN THEORY Chair/Discussant: Robert Agnew, Emory University Papers: "Student Anger and Problem - Prone Schools: Testing the General Strain Theory Explanation of Variation in School Delinquency Rates," Tim Brezina, Tulane University; Paul Mazerolle, University of Cincinnati; Alex Piquero, Temple University "'The Root of All Evil?' Money and Delinquent Involvement," John Paul Wright, East Tennessee State University; Francis T. Cullen, University of Cincinnati; RobertAgne w, Emory University; Tim Brezina, Tulane University "Explaining Student Violence: Strain, School Harassment and Bullying from Victim to Offender," Rebecca Katz, Morehead State University Exposure to Strain and Illicit Drug Use: Exploring Risk and Protective Influences," Paul Mazerolle and Jeff Maahs, University of Cincinnati PANEL 306 Fiesta 8 FIELD STUDIES IN JUSTICE Chair/Discussant: Shadd Maruna, SUNY Albany Papers: "Stories of Change: Narrative of Reform and Implications for Treatment Practice," Shadd Maruna, SUNY Albany "Qualitative Methods for Studying Delinquents' Self Concept About Being Parents," Kelly K. Browning and Sue Mahan, University of Central Florida "Skills of Balance: The Effects of Being Partnered with Poverty," Holli Drummond, Veronica Richardson, and Yaschica Williams, University of Alabama "Triangulating the Hacker: A Field Study of Hackers and Their Perceptions of Hacking," Kall Loper, Michigan State University 101 PANEL 307 Fiesta 2 ROUNDTABLE: THE IMPACT OF THE DEATH PENALTY SYSTEM ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE PERSONNEL AND ON DEFENDANTS' FAMILIES Convenor: Donald Cabana, University of Southern Mississippi Participants: Margaret Vandiver, The University of Memphis Lisa King, The University of Memphis Duley Stout, The University of Memphis PANEL 308 Fiesta 3 ANALYZING THE SPATIAL DYNAMICS OF CRIME IN THE CLASSROOM Convenor: Joanna Hadjieostandi, University of Texas of the Permian Basin Participants: Joanna Hadjieostandi, University of Texas of the Permian Basin PANEL 309 Coronado B ISSUES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION I Chair/D iscussant: Rose Bigler, Governors State University Papers: "Justice Issues in Criminal Justice: Teaching Criminal Justice at Jesuit Institutions," Dee Wood Harper, Loyola University "African American Graduate Students of Criminal Justice Programs: Where Do They Go?" Sloan T. Letman and Edward D. Tromanhauser, Chicago State University "Hispanic Demographic Trends and the Implications for Criminal Justice Education," Ray Leal, Public Justice Department PANEL 310 Coronado E STUDYING SENTENCING LEGISLATION & POLICY Chair/D iscussant: Craig Hemmens, Boise State University Papers: "Three Strikes and You're Out: A Discussion of the Issues," Lorie Rubenser, University of Nebraska at Omaha "The Oklahoma Truth in Sentencing Act: An Innovative Approach to Criminal Sentencing," Cari Leigh Brown, Northeastern State University "Sentencing Policies and Practices During the War on Drugs Era," David A. Soule, University of Maryland 102 PANEL 311 Coronado C CRIME AND JUSTICE IN THE CARIBBEAN Chair: Richard M. Bennett, American University Discussant: Robert McCormack, The College of New Jersey Papers: "Pre-Trial Publicity and A Fair Trial: America and Trinidad & Tobago," Dana S. Seetahal, Hugh Wooding Law School "From Research to Legislation: Mediation for Young Offenders," Ramesh Deosaran, University of the West Indies "Fear of Crime and Victimization in Trinidad and Tobago," Derek Chadee, University of West Indies "Collective Efficacy in a Caribbean Context," Peter K. B. St. Jean, The University of Chicago PANEL 312 Fiesta 4 ROUNDTABLE: THE FUTURE OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN THE UNITED STATES Convenor: Robert Bohm, University of Central Florida Participants: Michael Blankenship, East Tennessee State University Richard Janikowski, The University of Memphis Dennis Longmire, Sam Houston State University Sue Titus Reid, Florida State University Gennaro Vito, University of Louisville Laurin A. Woolan, Jr., Florida State University PANEL 313 Fiesta 9 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: FOCUS ON BATTERERS - THE PERPETRATORS Chair/Discussant: Philip Rhoades, Texas A&M University Papers: "Intensive Supervision: One County's Response to Domestic Violence," Kim M. Marino, Hawthorne, NY "The Evaluation of the Polk County VEP Alternative Sanctions Project," Tom Martin, The Institute for Social and Economic Development "Correlation's of Level of Violence and Interpersonal Variables in Domestically Violent Men," Steven Arkowitz, Wright State University "Domestic Violence Calls: A Study of Batteries, Victims, and The Police Response In a Massachusetts Town," Richard G. Greenleaf, Loyola University at Chicago; Susan Dargan, Farmingham State College 103 SATURDAY - MARCH 13, 1999 - 11:00 A.M.-12:15 P.M. PANEL 314 Coronado G SOCIAL SUPPORT FOR VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Chair/D iscussant: Susan Krumholz, University of Massachusetts Papers: "The Domestic Violence Fatality Review Team: A Preliminary Report," Susan A. Lentz, Department of Criminal Justice "'Give Him Another Chance' or 'Get Out Now': The Impact of Social Support On Dating Violence," Roger B. McNally Diane C. Dwyer, SUNY College at Brockport "Are Child Abusers Mad or Bad? The Medicalization of Child Maltreatment Revisited in the Context of the Contemporary Therapeutic Justice Movement," Clifford Dorne, Saginaw Valley State University PANEL 315 Yucatan 2 INSTITUTIONAL CORRECTIONS: GENDER AND AGE ISSUES Chair/Discussant: John Smykla, University of Alabama Papers: "Prison Population Explosion: An Analysis of the Changing Dynamics of Female Offenders in Arkansas," Candis Loveless, University of Arkansas "Cleaning Up Before Going to Class: An Exploratory Case Study of the Female Prisoner Classification Process at a Medium Security Prison in Canada," Miranda Monster and Anthony Micucci, Memorial University "Older Inmates: Caring for this Growing Population," Marny Schaefer, Indiana University of Pennsylvania "Responding to the Graying of American Prisons: A National Perspective Update," Ronald H. Aday, Middle Tennessee State University PANEL 316 Coronado F EXAMINING RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN CONTROL, CRIME AND DELINQUENCY Chair/Discussant: Cary Heck, Boise State University Papers: "Correlates of Crime Among Jail Inmates: An Empirical Test," Cary Heck, Boise State University; Velmer Burton, Jr., Southern Missouri State University "Youth Employment and PecuniaryDel inquency: A Critical Examination of the Social Control Perspective" Jeriann Clark, Mississippi State University "Gottfredson and Hirschi's General Theory: A Test Using Structural Equation Modeling," Dennis M. Giever and John J. Gibbs, Indiana University of Pennsylvania "Borrowing from Criminological Theory to Explain Non-Stranger Crime: Testing Social Control Theory on Domestic Violence Offenders," Lynette Feder, Florida Atlantic University; David R. Forde, University of Illinois at Chicago 104 PANEL 317 Yucatan 3 JUSTICE SYSTEM RESPONSES TO DRUGS AND YOUTH CRIME Chair/Discussant: Jeffrey A. Bouffard, University of Maryland Papers: "Measuring the Therapeutic Integrity and Effectiveness of Jail-based Therapeutic Communities for Drug Behavior," Jeffrey A. Bouffard and Danielle Polizzi, University of Maryland "Drug Courts from the Participants' Point of View: Themes from Pilot Focus Groups in Las Vegas and Portland," John S. Goldkamp, Michael D. White and Jennifer B. Robinson, Crime and Justice Research Institute "Maryland Drug Scan: An Early Warning System for Emerging Patterns of Drug Use," Brook Wraight, Erin Artigiani, Heather Pfeifer, Alicia Herman, Leah Schwartzmann, Erika Olson and Eric Wish, CESAR "Assessing Community-Based Programs for Children and Youth at Risk: Some Considerations for Youth Justice Policy," Tullio Caputo, Carleton University; Joan Fisher, DOJ Canada PANEL 318 Fiesta 1 ROUNDTABLE: CONNECTING ACROSS INSTITUTIONS - COMMUNITY POLICING PARTNERSHIPS Convenor: Helen Rosenbert, University of Wisconsin - Parkside Participants: John Ernst, Racine Police Department Alan Baker, Racine Police Department Peggy Crane, University of Wisconsin - Parks ide Scott Lewis, City of Racine PANEL 319 Fiesta 7 CRIME IN FACT AND FICTION Chair/Discussant: Richard R. E. Kania, Guilford College Papers: "Contemporary American Women Mystery Writers and Their Vision of the Social Reality of Crime," Richard R. E. Kania, Guilford College "Robin Hood Comes to America," Paul Kooistra, Furman University "The Mystery Fiction of Amanda Cross and Contemporary American Feminism," Lyuba Pervushina, Minsk State Linguistics University "Urban Riots in Twentieth-Century American Fiction," Beverly A. Smith, Illinois State University 105 PANEL 320 Monterey 3 FUNDEMENTAL QUESTIONS OF COMMUNITY POLICING Chair/Discussant: Stanley Shernock, Norwich University Papers: "Distorted Realities: Comparing Attitudes Toward Policing Among Law Enforcement, Local Government, and Non Governmental Organizations," Kent Kerley and John Scheb, University of Tennessee "The Collapse of the Sense of Community: Technology and The Great Wave Combine Forces," Stanley Swart, University of North Florida "An Analysis of the Problematic Functions of Civilization in Demilitarizing the Police and in Implementing Community Policing," Stanley Shernock, Norwich University PANEL 321 Fiesta 2 WORKSHOP: COMPETITIVE/ECONOMIC INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION AND ECONOMIC ESPIONAGE Convenor: Michael D. Moberly, Southern Illinois University Participants: Michael Moberly, Southern Illinois University William DeGenaro, DeGenaro & Associates Joe Navarro, Federal Bureau of Investigation PANEL 322 Coronado C INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON CRIME AND JUSTICE Chair/D iscussant: Peter K. B. St. Jean, The University of Chicago Papers: "Applying Social Disorganization and Systemic Models to a Caribbean Context," Peter K. B. St. Jean, The University of Chicago "The Criminal Justice System of the Socialists Republic of Vietnam Focus Law," Robert L. Davidson, Northern Michigan University "Illicit Drug Trafficking and Drug Rehabilitation in Vietnam," Robert L. Davidson, Northern Michigan University "U.S. vs. All Caribbean Islands : Drug Control in the 1996 Immigration Initiative," Marlyn Jones, Simon Fraser University 106 PANEL 323 Monterey 1 THE IMPACT OF RISK ASSESSMENT AN D PERSONAL ATIITUDES ON JUVENILE JUSTICE PROCESSING Chair: Stephen Holmes, University of Central Florida Discussant: Jeffrey Rush, Jacksonville State University Papers: "Testing the Impact of a Risk Screening Instrument on Secure Detention Overcrowding in Erie County, Pennsylvania," Amy Cuzzola Kern, Case We"stern Reserve University; Thomas Gamble, Mercyhurst "An Assessment of Assessments: Decision-Making About Juveniles," Kenneth J. Keller, Juvenile Court of Cook County "The Use of Force by Juvenile Correctional Personnel: Does Correctional Ideology, Institutional Type and Custodial Responsibility Matter?" Stephen T. Holmes, University of Central Florida; James Frank and Francis T. Cullen, University of Cincinnati; Jody Sundt, University of Southern Illinois "A Comparison of Juvenile Probation Offender and Juvenile Judge Attitudes and Beliefs," Jeffrey P. Rush, Mike Davis, Robin McN ai, and Sherri Lu Cruz Jenkins, Jacksonville State University PANEL 324 Fiesta 3 WORKSHOP: POLICE AUDITING - STRUCTURE, PROCESS, AND APPLICATIONS Convenor: Allan Y. Jiao, Rowan University Participants: Allan Y. Jiao, Rowan University PANEL 325 Coronado E SENTENCING JUSTICE: THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL FACTORS Chair/Discussant: Kathleen Simon, Appalachian State University Papers: "Sentencing in a Just Society," Ken Menzies, University of Guelph "Categorizing and Modeling Sex Offenders' Sentences: Consistency or Discrepancy in Results," Nancy Rodriguez, Arizona State University West "SentenCing Drug Offenders: Does Gender Matter?" Barbara A. Koons, University of South Carolina; Pamela J. Schram, California State University - San Bernardino 107 PANEL 326 Fiesta 10 CRIMINAL JUSTICE ISSUES II Chair/D iscussant: Sheila Van Ness, University of Tennessee Papers: "Participative Retribution: An Ethical Analysis," George Eichenberg, Wayne State College "Restitution in State and Federal Courts: Fifteen Years After the President's Task Force on Victims of Crime," Peggy M. Tobolowsky, University of North Texas "Taking the Domestic Out of Domestic Violence," Judith M. Sgarzi, Mount Ida College "The Social Construction of the Graffiti Criminal: COP Rhetoric and Media Portrayal," Clifford Hagen, Eastern Kentucky University "Police Organization in the Year 2100," John C. Meyer, Jr., Kutztown University PANEL 327 Coronado A MANAGING POLICE ORGANIZATIONS Chair/D iscussant: Michael Barrett, Ashland University Papers: "The Next Step in Community Policing: Transforming Police Culture," Richard L. Wood and Mariah Davis, University of New Mexico "Communication and the Reform of a Sheriffs Department," Edward Sieh, Niagara University "NYPD Blues: The Struggle for Equal Pay," Robert Costello, Albany, NY "Law Enforcement Accreditation: A Management Decision," M. L. Lawton, Polk County Sheriff s Office PANEL 328 Coronado B ISSUES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION II Chair/D iscussant: Matthew Robinson, Appalachian State Papers: "College Student Deviance: A Social Learning Approach," George Higgins, Indiana, PA; Kathrine Johnson, Kentucky State University "New Curriculum Project: The Criminal in Film and Literature," Alice Ann Fiser Munson, University of Arkansas "Teaching Qualitative Methods in Criminal Justice: Results of a Pilot Project," James David Ballard, SCJ-NIAK "The Locis of Responsibility for Crime Scale: Are In-Service Officers Really More Punitive Than Criminal Justice Students?" Thomas E. Sullenberger and Charles Kelly, Southeastern Louisiana University; Hillary Q. Harper, Valdosta State University; Gary D. Copus, University of Fairbanks 108 PANEL 329 Coronado D FEAR, GEOGRAPHY AND JUSTICE Chair/Discussant: Papers: "The Geography of Environmental Justice: Public School Proximity to Hazardous Waste Sites," Michael J. Lynch, University of South Florida; Paul Stretesky, Rochester Institute of Technology "Identifying Fear Spots in Commercial Areas," Brian Lawton and Robert Stokes, Temple University "Invisible Suburban Walls of Safety: Perceptions vs. Realities," Alison McKenney Brown, Lee Parker, and Paul Cromwell, Wichita State University PANEL 330 Fiesta 4 ROUNDTABLE: ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION AND JUNVENILE DELINQUENCY: A STUDY OF AN EXPULSION PROGRAM Convenor: Wes Vehara, University of North Colorado Participants: Wes Ve hara, University of Northern Colorado Jerrod Kinsman, LaSalle, CO Lara Von Tersch, Greeley, CO PANEL 331 Fiesta 8 WORKSHOP: TEACHING A COURSE ON CAPITAL PUNISHMENT: TIPS FROM THE TRENCHES Convenor: Michael B. Blankenship, East Tennessee State Participants: Michael B. Blankenship, East Tennessee State University Robert Bohm, University of Central Florida PAN EL 332 Fiesta 9 AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC: LAWFUL ORDER (Garland Publishing Co., 1998) Author: Leo Carroll, University of Rhode Island Chair: Edward Latessa, University of Cincinnati Critics: Lucien Lombardo, Old Dominion University Michael S. Vaughn, Georgia State University 109 PANEL 333 Yucatan 1 EFFECTS OF COMMUNITY POLICING ON INDIVIDUAL POLICE OFFICERS Chair/Discussant: Thomas O'Connor, North Carolina Wesleyan Papers: "The Effect of Community Oriented Policing on Police Morale," Christianne DeMarco and David Brody, Washington State University - Spokane "The Role of Empowerment in the Implementation of Community Policing," Thomas O'Connor, North Carolina Wesleyan "Officers Perceptions of the Implementation Process for COP," Michael Breci, Metropolitan State University 110 NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES