Fayetteville State University, the Department of Criminal Justice, and the Center for Community Justice & Service Learning

Congratulate

Dr. Melissa Hickman Barlow ACJS President, 2011-2012

and celebrate her accomplishments in pursuing Sustainable Justice.

You are cordially invited to the President’s Reception on Wednesday, March 14, 2012 from 6:00 to 8:00 p. m. in the Marquis Ballroom.

Dr. Jon Young, Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Dr. James Anderson, Chancellor

Fayetteville State University is a constituent institution of the University of North Carolina.

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences

49th Annual Meeting

Sustainable Justice

March 12-17, 2012 Marriott Marquis Times Square New York, New York

Cover Photography by Kaitlyn Barlow www.kaitlynbarlow.com NOTICE TO ALL ATTENDEES

Pursuant to the ACJS Code of Ethics and ACJS Policies, all ACJS Annual Meeting attendees should be aware of the following:

1. All attendees at the ACJS Annual Meeting shall abide by the ACJS Code of Ethics. A copy of the Code of Ethics can be found on the ACJS website, www.acjs.org.

2. No attendee shall have on his or her person a weapon of any type.

3. Any organization hosting an event in an ACJS meeting room or any Annual Meeting attendee assumes entire responsibility and hereby agrees to protect, indemnify, defend, and save ACJS and its employees, officers, volunteers, and representatives from and against all claims, losses, and damages to persons or property, governmental charges or fines, and attorneys fees arising out of or caused by the use of meeting or other space, excluding any liability caused by the sole negligence of the conference host hotel or ACJS, its employees, officers, volunteers, and representatives. This includes participation in events held at the Annual Meeting where alcohol is served.

4. No Annual Meeting attendee shall, on the grounds of race, color, religion, gender, age, handicap, national origin, marital status, sexual orientation, pregnancy, or veteran status be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to, discrimination at this Annual Meeting.

5. No attendee shall be a disruptive influence in panel sessions, section meetings, or any other annual meeting events.

6. All individuals attending the Annual Meeting must pay a registration fee. Admission to all meeting events will be by badge or registration receipt only.

7. The following fees will be imposed for returned checks, and replacement badges and receipts: Returned Check $20.00 Replacement Name Tag $ 5.00 Replacement Receipt $ 5.00

T HE C ITY OF N EW Y ORK O FFICE OF THE M AYOR N EW Y ORK, NY 10007

March 13, 2012

Dear Friends:

It is a great pleasure to welcome everyone to the 49th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.

New York is proud to be the safest big city in the country. We have driven crime down to record lows, and we have done it by working with our non-profit partners on a number of reform initiatives—reducing juvenile detention, promoting alternatives to incarceration, and empowering parolees to get their lives back on track. As we build on this progress, we are excited to host the members of ACJS for what is sure to be another thought-provoking look at the research and analysis that is shaping the criminal justice profession today.

On behalf of our great City, I am also delighted to welcome all of this week’s visitors. I hope you have a chance to experience firsthand the energy and excitement that have made us such a popular destination for professionals and vacationers from across the globe. Please accept my best wishes for an enjoyable visit, a productive meeting, and continued success.

Sincerely,

Michael R. Bloomberg Mayor

PROGRAM CHAIR’S MESSAGE

Welcome everyone to the 49th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences! I can’t think of a more vibrant and exciting place to hold this year’s conference than here in New York City! It is truly a city that never sleeps, so the week is guaranteed to be full of opportunities to learn new things, to network with colleagues, and to have some fun in the process.

The theme we selected for this year’s conference is “Sustainable Justice” – I’m sure many of you are familiar with the concept of sustainability when it comes to the environment but may wonder how this can apply to our justice system. I like to describe it as designing and implementing policies and programs that are not only economically viable, but are also ethically responsible and further promote the principles of justice for everyone involved. To help illustrate how this philosophy can be implemented on a macro level, we have arranged for two special guests to give a keynote address, Acting Assistant Attorney General Mary Lou Leary and Ethan Nadelmann, the Executive Director of the Drug Policy Alliance. Each of these events are highlighted in the program and I hope you will set aside time in your schedule to attend.

As you will see from perusing through the program, we have put together a very full agenda with events that cover a wide range of topics and include a variety of formats. For example, each day we have scheduled a different Author Meets Critics session that will highlight a few of the dynamic books that are currently on the market. On Friday, we have once again set aside time to highlight this year’s Research and Pictorial Showcase which will feature 130 posters. Another part of the program we are very excited about is the series of Open Seminars that will be offered throughout the week. Each of these 75-minute sessions will focus on an issue related to professional development for faculty and students, such as how to get started with publishing, how to incorporate technology into the classroom, and how to prepare for an administrative role, such as becoming a Department Chair. Each session will be facilitated by individuals who have extensive experience and knowledge on the topic and is open to everyone.

With New York having so much to offer, we hope you will take some time to go out and explore the city while you are here. To help with your plans, we have put together a wonderful binder that will be kept at the main registration desk that will provide information on places to eat, directions for a host of self-guided tours of cj-related organizations (such as the United Nations, the Manhattan Court Complex, etc.), and other fun things to see and do in the city. Feel free to come look through the binder at any time!

As my time as Program Chair comes to a conclusion, I would like to extend my sincere thanks to all of the individuals who assisted me in putting this program together. To my entire Program Committee, thank you for doing such an exceptional job in handling all of the submissions and inquiries from the participants and answering my countless emails. To my two amazing assistants, Jen Burton and Kelly Milliken, thank you for being both my right and left hand, and even my brain at times, throughout this past year. Finally, to Melissa Barlow, thank you for entrusting me as your Program Chair – it was one of the most rewarding experiences of my career.

Cheers! Heather L. Pfeifer 2012 Program Chair

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Welcome to New York City and the 49th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. To my knowledge, this is the first time that the ACJS annual meeting has been held in New York and I expect that many of you are as excited as I am about the opportunity to visit this amazing city. I would like to extend an especially warm welcome to those of you who have travelled from around the world to be with us in the Big Apple.

The theme for this year’s conference is Sustainable Justice, and you will see the theme reflected in two very special keynote addresses, one on Wednesday and one on Thursday. The theme is also reflected in four presidential plenary sessions and in numerous featured panels and roundtables throughout the program. Please note that we’ve included a page to tell you about the keynote and plenary sessions at the front of the program. The address by the recipient of the prestigious Bruce Smith, Sr. Award, another special event, will follow Wednesday’s keynote address. And, in support of a sustainable ACJS, I urge each of you to take part in the General Business Meeting on Friday morning at 9:30 in the Sky Lobby. This is your opportunity to get involved and have a voice in your organization. Another program highlight is the Research and Pictorial Showcase and Brunch, which will be open on Friday from 11:00 to 12:30. On Friday at 12:45, I hope that many of you will return to the Sky Lobby to attend the Presidential Address.

For me, the theme of sustainable justice is rooted in a critique of mass incarceration in the United States, and in growing evidence that the impact of most criminal justice practices is not distributed equally, but is borne by just a few neighborhoods in the major cities of each state. There is much in these related areas of research to suggest that current levels of imprisonment (and the justice practices most responsible) are anything but sustainable, not only from a fiscal perspective but also with respect to justice and public safety. On a more positive note, the theme of sustainable justice is also inspired by emerging trends in justice reinvestment, and by recent initiatives to ensure that crime and justice policy is informed by valid and reliable social science research.

Along these lines, the ACJS has made great strides in the last few years with respect to our profile in Washington D.C. and our capacity to make policy makers aware that the research of our members can help them make informed policy decisions. Over a decade ago, the ACJS moved the national office to the D.C. area as part of a commitment to increasing the national visibility of our organization. Today, the ACJS has an active agenda of regular communication with members of Congress about the importance of federal funding for crime and justice research. All of this speaks to the vibrancy of the ACJS and our capacity to bring research to bear on the pressing crime and justice issues of our day.

In addition to the more intellectual activities of the conference, I hope that you will attend the social events we have planned, beginning with the President’s Reception on Wednesday evening. Following the President’s Reception, we have arranged a special treat, an Evening Social featuring the Hot Spots. You may know the Hot Spots from their long-standing engagement at the ASC meetings, which, for me, has always been a highlight of that conference. What’s not to love about dancing the night away to rock and roll music performed by academic criminologists who are way better at rock and roll than academics have any right to be? On Friday evening, beginning at 6:30, we will celebrate the accomplishments of our colleagues at the ACJS Awards Ceremony and Reception in the Astor Ballroom on the 7th floor.

Please be sure to visit the Exhibit Hall while you are here, but remember that it closes at 2:00 p.m. on Friday. Also, those who are looking for jobs and those who are currently hiring can find each other in the Employment Exchange. There are many other meetings, gatherings, and events taking place at the conference, too numerous to mention here. I will mention, though, that Alpha Phi Sigma is holding its annual conference in the Manhattan Room, so let’s be sure to make these future leaders in our field feel welcome. In short, we have a lot going on inside the Marriott Marquis Times Square this week. Luckily, we’re in the city that never sleeps, so you will still have a chance to take in the wonderful sights, sounds, food, and culture that New York City has to offer.

Our Executive Director, Mittie Southerland, is unable to be with us for the conference this year, but I am very happy to report that she is recovering well from the health crisis she experienced a little over one year ago. I want to thank Mittie for all the support she has given me this year, despite her illness. I know I speak for her many friends in the ACJS when I say that I look forward to having Mittie back with us for the ACJS 50th anniversary next year in Dallas.

I am indebted to Heather Pfeifer for taking on the daunting job of Program Chair and bringing to the job her usual good humor, attention to detail, and commitment to excellence. I also want to thank Lorenzo Boyd for his enthusiastic service as Deputy Program Chair, and the 2012 Program Committee for creating a fantastic program.

Many thanks to Cathy Barth, Lauren McDermott, Vanessa Sanders-Ford, and Felicia Morgan at the national office for all the great work they do for our organization throughout the year. Words cannot express how grateful I am to my new best friend, Cathy Barth, for all the support she has given me and all she has done to keep the ACJS moving forward to the 2012 conference.

Finally, thank you for the honor and privilege of serving as President of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. It has been a pleasure.

Melissa Hickman Barlow President of ACJS Fayetteville State University

2012 Program Committee Members

Heather Pfeifer, Program Chair University of Baltimore

Lorenzo Boyd, Deputy Program Chair Fayetteville State University

Cary D. Adkinson Michael DeValve Fayetteville State University Fayetteville State University

Christine Anderson Robyn Diehl Western Illinois University Virginia Commonwealth University

David Barlow Kimberly Dodson Fayetteville State University Western Illinois University

Gordon Bazemore Christine Famega Florida Atlantic University California State University, San Bernardino

Brenda Blackwell James Frank Georgia State University University of Cincinnati

Lyndsay Boggess Tina Freiburger University of South Florida University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

Robert Bohm Dean Golding University of Central Florida West Chester University

Lisa Bostaph Brian Gorman Boise State University Towson University

Robert Brame Angela Gover University of North Carolina, Charlotte University of Colorado, Denver

Dale Brooker Randall Gromenstein Saint Joseph’s College of Maine Fitchburg State College

Dawn Cecil Lori Guevara University of South Florida, St. Petersburg Fayetteville State University

Gabrielle Chapman Jennifer Hartman Vanderbilt University University of North Carolina, Charlotte

Josh Cochran George Higgins Florida State University University of Louisville

Heith Copes Carly Hilinski University of Alabama at Birmingham Grand Valley State University

Joan Crowley Josh Hill New Mexico State University University of New Haven

Katie Culotta Wesley Jennings Lakeland College University of South Florida

Mengyan Dai Robert Jerin University of Baltimore Endicott College

Ed Day David Jones Penn State, Altoona University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh

Greg DeLone Marlyn Jones Fayetteville State University California State University, Sacramento

Miriam DeLone Janice Joseph Fayetteville State University Richard Stockton University Claire Renzetti William King University of Kentucky Sam Houston State University Cassandra Reyes Lloyd Klein West Chester University St. Francis College Andre Rosay Peter Kraska University of Alaska, Anchorage Eastern Kentucky University Debra Ross Betsy Kreisel Grand Valley State University University of Central Missouri Jeffrey Ian Ross Marissa Levy University of Baltimore Richard Stockton College Lee Ross Michael Leiber University of Central Florida University of South Florida Renita Seabrook Shelley Listwan University of Baltimore University of North Carolina, Charlotte Christine Sellers David Mackey University of South Florida Plymouth State College Ryan Shields Elizabeth Maier Florida State University Norwich University Barbara Sims David May Pennsylvania State University, Harrisburg Eastern Kentucky University Brad Smith Marilyn McShane Wayne State University University of Houston William Stadler Sharon Melzer University of Missouri-Kansas City SUNY, Plattsburg Debra Stanley Alexis Miller University of Baltimore Northern Kentucky University Cheryl Swanson Ojmarrh Mitchell University of West Florida University of South Florida Christine Tartaro Stacy Moak Richard Stockton College University of Arkansas, Little Rock Faye Taxman Christopher Morse George Mason University John Jay College Angela Taylor Matt Nobles Fayetteville State University Sam Houston State University Karen Terry Claire Nolasco John Jay College Sam Houston State University Stpehen Tibbetts David Owens California State University, San Bernardino Onondaga Community College Chi-Fang (Lily) Tsai Alan Patenaude Sam Houston State University University of Regina Michael Turner Will Pelfrey University of North Carolina, Charlotte University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee David Weiss Alex Piquero Fitchburg State College University of Texas at Dallas Jawjoeng Wu Nicole Piquero Buffalo State College University of Texas at Dallas

John Reitzel Virginia Commonwealth University

ACJS 2011-2012 EXECUTIVE BOARD

President Trustee-At-Large Melissa Barlow Denise Kindschi Gosselin Fayetteville State University Western New England College 1200 Murchison Road Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice Fayetteville, NC 28301 1215 Wilbraham Road, Box E5343 Springfield, MA 01119-2684 1st Vice President/ President Elect Trustee-At-Large Craig Hemmens Nicole Leeper Piquero Missouri State University University of Texas at Dallas 901 South National Program in Criminology Springfield, MO 65804 800 W. Campbell Road Richardson, TX 75080 2nd Vice President James Frank School of Criminal Justice Regional Trustees University of Cincinnati Region 1 –Northeast P. O. Box 210389 L. Edward Day Cincinnati, OH 45221-0389 Associate Professor of Criminal Justice and Sociology Penn State Altoona Immediate Past President 300 Ivyside Park James W. Marquart Altoona, PA 16601-3760 The University of Texas at Dallas School of Economic, Political and Policy Sciences Region 2 –Southern 800 West Campbell Road Alexis J. Miller Richardson, TX 75080-3021 Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice Northern Kentucky University Treasurer Founders Hall 444 David F. Owens Highland Heights, KY 41076 Chairperson, Criminal Justice Department Onondaga Community College Region 3 –Midwest 4585 West Seneca Turnpike Brad Smith Syracuse, NY 13215-4585 Wayne State University Department of Criminal Justice Secretary 3291 Faculty/Administration Building Roslyn Muraskin Detroit, MI 48202 C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University Department of Criminal Justice Region 4 –Southwest 720 Northern Boulevard, Riggs 103 Willard M. Oliver Brookville, NY 11548 Sam Houston State University College of Criminal Justice Trustee-At-Large P. O. Box 2296 Jill A. Gordon Huntsville, TX 77341 Associate Professor Virginia Commonwealth University Region 5 -Western L. Douglas Wilder School of Government and Public David Mueller Affairs Boise State University 923 W. Franklin Street, Room 319 Department of Criminal Justice Richmond, VA 23284-2028 1910 University Drive Boise, ID 83725

ACJS PAST PRESIDENTS

1963-1964 Donald F. McCall 1987-1988 Thomas Barker 1964-1965 Felix M. Fabian 1988-1989 Larry Gaines 1965-1966 Athur F. Brandstatter 1989-1990 Edward Latessa 1966-1967 Richard O. Hankey 1990-1991 Vincent Webb 1967-1968 Robert Sheehan 1991-1992 Ben Menke 1968-1969 Robert F. Borkenstein 1992-1993 Robert Bohm 1969-1970 B. Earl Lewis 1993-1994 Francis Cullen 1970-1971 Donald H. Riddle 1994-1995 Harry Allen 1971-1972 Gordon E. Misner 1995-1996 Jay Albanese 1972-1973 Richard A. Myren 1996-1997 Donna Hale 1973-1974 William J. Mathias 1997-1998 Gennaro Vito 1974-1975 Felix M. Fabian 1998-1999 Gary Cordner 1975-1976 George T. Felkenes 1999-2000 Alida Merlo 1976-1977 Gordon E. Misner 2000-2001 Todd Clear 1977-1978 Richard Ward 2001-2002 Mittie D. Southerland 1978-1979 Richter H. Moore, Jr. 2002-2003 Richard R. Bennett 1979-1980 Larry Bassi 2003-2004 Steven P. Lab 1980-1981 Harry More, Jr. 2004-2005 James Finckenauer 1981-1982 Robert G. Culbertson 2005-2006 Laura J. Moriarty 1982-1983 Larry T. Hoover 2006-2007 Jeffery T. Walker 1983-1984 Gilbert Bruns 2007-2008 Ronald Hunter 1984-1985 Dorothy Bracey 2008-2009 W. Wesley Johnson 1985-1986 R. Paul McCauley 2009-2010 Janice Joseph 1986-1987 Robert Regoli 2010-2011 James W. Marquart

ACJS JOURNAL AND NEWSLETTER EDITORS

Justice Quarterly Rita J. Simon, 1984-1986 Francis T. Cullen, 1987-1989 James J. Fyfe, 1990-1992 Edna Erez, 1993-1995 Victor E. Kappeler, 1996-1998 Finn-Aage Esbensen, 1999-2001 Donna M. Bishop, 2002-2004 Chester Britt, 2005-2007 Richard Tewksbury, 2008-2010 Cassia Spohn, 2010-

Journal of Criminal Justice Education Timothy J. Flanagan, 1990-1993 Dorothy H. Bracey, 1994-1996 Jeffery T. Walker, 1997-1999 N. Prabha Unnithan, 2000-2002 Craig Hemmens, 2003-2005 J. Mitchell Miller, 2006-2008 Christopher J. Schreck, 2009-2011 George Higgins, 2011-

ACJS Today Dorothy H. Bracey, 1979 Lee S. Weinberg, 1979-1980 Vincent J. Webb, 1981-1986 J. Michael Thomson, 1987-1992 Jeffery T. Walker, 1993-1996 Laura J. Moriarty, 1997-2000 Laura Myers, 2001-2003 Alejandro del Carmen, 2004-2005 Nicolle Parsons-Pollard, 2006-2008 Sean Maddan, 2009-2012 Robert Worley, 2012-

ACJS Now Melissa W. Burek, 2006-2009 Robert Worley, 2009-2012 GENERAL MEETING INFORMATION

Registration

Registration will be held at the 5th Floor Registration areas during the following times:

Tuesday, March 13, 2012 1:00 PM – 8:00 PM Wednesday, March 14, 2012 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM Thursday, March 15, 2012 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM Friday, March 16, 2012 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Exhibit Hall and Wireless Internet Access

The Exhibit Hall will be located in the Westside Ballroom, Salons 3 and 4, 5th Floor. The Hall will be open:

Wednesday, March 14, 2012 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Thursday, March 15, 2012 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Friday, March 16, 2012 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Thanks to the generous support of CENGAGE LEARNING free wireless internet access will be available to all attendees in the Exhibit Hall.

Connection instructions can be found on the inside back cover of this program.

ACJS EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE

The ACJS Employment Exchange (EE), located in the Broadhurst room on the 5th Floor, will open on Wednesday, March 14, at 1:00 pm and close at 5:00 pm. On Thursday, March 15, and Friday, March 16, the EE will open from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. The EE will not be open on Saturday.

There will be 10 position announcement binders containing all job postings submitted prior to and onsite at the Annual Meeting. There will be five candidate binders similarly configured with candidate materials. Position and candidate listings will be accepted onsite at the Meeting. All announcements and candidate materials submitted during the Meeting must be 3-hole punched. Copy services will not be available in the Employment Exchange.

Tables and chairs that institutions and candidates can use for employment-related discussions will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Institutions may wish to consider bringing a tabletop placard to make it easier for candidates to locate representatives. Institutions also are advised to determine in advance their interview/discussion schedule (i.e., who will be available on what days at what times). Interview/discussion sign-up sheets will be made available for posting, and this operation works on a self-service basis. Conference attendees are asked to provide availability and contact information to EE staff who will post availability and contact information of both parties. It is the responsibility of those parties to schedule a meeting, and provide that information to EE staff who will reserve a table for the meeting.

To facilitate communication between prospective employers and job candidates, materials for self-service messages are made available. Candidates and institutions should check the board regularly. Also, since there is no way to insure that messages will be received or delivered, institutions should consider providing contact information for representatives (e.g., name and hotel) to EE staff.

On Thursday, March 15, at 9:30 am, Jim Ruiz, Associate Professor of Criminal Justice-Penn State Harrisburg, will make a presentation entitled “Tips for a Successful Job Interview.” This presentation contains valuable information for all those who are or will be soon entering the job market.

2012 AWARD RECIPIENTS

BRUCE SMITH, SR. AWARD For outstanding contributions to criminal justice presented to Gennaro F. Vito, University of Louisville

FOUNDER’S AWARD For outstanding contributions to criminal justice education and ACJS presented to Peter J. Benekos, Mercyhurst College

ACADEMY FELLOW AWARD For distinguished teaching and scholarly achievement presented to Matthew DeLisi, Iowa State University

OUTSTANDING BOOK AWARD After the Crime Susan L. Miller

THE WILLIAM L. SIMON/ANDERSON PUBLISHING OUTSTANDING PAPER AWARD, SPONSORED BY ANDERSON PUBLISHING

“Do Parole Technical Violations Pose a Public Safety Threat? An Analysis of Prison Misconduct” Erin A. Orrick, Robert G. Morris

THE MICHAEL C. BRASWELL/ANDERSON PUBLISHING OUTSTANDING STUDENT PAPER AWARD, SPONSORED BY ANDERSON PUBLISHING

“Capital Punishment in the Lone Star State: A County-Level Analysis of Contextual Effects on Sentencing” Jennifer Lynn Owens

MACNAMARA AWARD “Risk Terrain Modeling: Brokering Criminological Theory and GIS Methods for Crime Forecasting” Joel M. Caplan, Leslie W. Kennedy, Joel Miller

MINORITY MENTORSHIP GRANT AWARD Alida V. Merlo, Mentor; Bitna Kim, Mentee

OUTSTANDING MENTOR George Richards, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania “’Doc’ has been a mentor and a guiding force for me for quite some time. The love of education that was ignited by graduate studies with Dr. Richards continues to engulf my life. I look now for people with courage, respect, loyalty, and strong character to surround me in my life. I am proud to say that Dr. George Richards is among the few that I truly call friend.”

In Memoriam

MICHAEL BLANKENSHIP

Michael Blankenship, a professor of criminal justice and former dean of the College of Social Sciences and Public Affairs at Boise State University, died suddenly at the age of 56.

Blankenship was dean from June, 2002 until December, 2006, when he joined the Department of Criminal Justice on a full-time basis. He came to Boise State from East Tennessee State University, where he served as chair of the Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology, associate dean of the College of Arts & Sciences and director of the Teaching and Learning Center.

“Mike was highly respected by his students, who were engaged by his lively debates; by his colleagues, who appreciated his passion for teaching and reforming the criminal justice system; and by the Treasure Valley community, who were touched by his outreach and advocacy,” said Boise State President Bob Kustra. “He will be missed as a vital member of our campus community.

During his tenure as dean, he initiated new research centers focused on urban and regional planning, aging, and Idaho history and politics. He also helped launch graduate programs in urban and regional planning, gerontology and anthropology.

A native of Asheville, N.C, his was an amazing journey from GED to Ph.D. He served as a police officer for seven years, eventually earning a bachelor of science in criminal justice and a master’s in public affairs from Western Carolina University, and a Ph.D. in criminal justice from Sam Houston State University.

He was a leader in teaching innovations, using state-of-the-art technology to facilitate student learning. His research focused on capital punishment and white-collar crime and he regularly was quoted by media as an expert on crime and social justice issues. 2012 Exhibitors

Our Exhibitors invite you to visit their booths and view their displays. To obtain a review copy of any book, please speak with the individual book exhibitor regarding their review copy policy.

Anderson Publishing Association Book Exhibit Carolina Academic Press Cengage Learning CRC Press – Taylor & Francis Group LLC IBM Corporation – Business Analytics Jones and Bartlett Learning Lewis University LFB Scholarly Publishing, LLC Looseleaf Law Publications Lynne Rienner Publishers McGraw-Hill Higher Education National Archive of Criminal Justice Data (NACJD) NOVA Southeastern University Office of Justice Programs Oxford University Press Pearson Provalis Research Routledge Routledge Journals Sage Springer South University The Edwin Mellen Press Transaction Publishers University of New Haven Waveland Press Westlaw Academic Publishing and Foundation Press Wolters Kluwer Law & Business

2012 Sponsors

ACJS acknowledges the generous support of the following sponsors:

Wireless Internet – Exhibit Hall

Cengage Learning

ACJS Totebags

University of New Haven

Justice Quarterly and Journal of Criminal Justice Education Invitational Showcase and ACJS Research and Pictorial Showcase and Brunch

Boise State University LFB Scholarly Publishing, LLC Routledge Journals, Taylor & Francis Group

President’s Reception

Fayetteville State University

Keynote Address

Drug Policy and Sustainable Justice

Ethan A. Nadelmann

Described by Rolling Stone as “the point man for drug-policy-reform efforts,” Ethan Nadelmann is one of the world’s most respected and high profile critics and commentators on U.S. and international drug control policies. Born in New York City, Nadelmann received his BA, JD, and PhD in Political Science from Harvard and M. Sc. in International Relations from the London School of Economics.

Nadelmann founded The Lindesmith Center, a leading drug policy institute created in 1994 with the philanthropic support of George Soros. In 2000, the growing Center merged with another organization to form the Drug Policy Alliance, which advocates for drug policies grounded in science, compassion, health and human rights. He now serves as the Executive Director of Drug Policy Alliance, the nation’s leading drug policy reform organization.

Nadelmann’s critiques of U.S. drug control policies and recommendations regarding harm reduction strategies and other alternatives to punitive drug prohibition have attracted international attention and played a decisive role in stimulating the growing debate over drug policy worldwide. He has spoken directly to diverse audiences throughout the world and appeared on scores of radio and TV programs in dozens of countries around the world.

ACJS 49TH Annual Meeting Marriott Marquis Times Square Wednesday, 11:00 to 12:15 in Westside 1, 5th Floor Keynote Address

Update on the Office of Justice Programs

Mary Lou Leary Acting Assistant Attorney General U. S. Department of Justice

Mary Lou Leary joined the Office of the Assistant Attorney General at the Office of Justice Programs in May 2009 when she was appointed Deputy Assistant Attorney General. She was named Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General in September 2009. Prior to that, she served as Executive Director of the National Center for Victims of Crime, a private nonprofit in Washington, DC, for four years. From 1999 to 2001, Ms. Leary’s service at the U.S. Department of Justice included acting Assistant Attorney General for the Office of Justice Programs, Deputy Associate Attorney General for the Office of the Associate Attorney General, and acting Director of the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services. Ms. Leary has also served as United States Attorney, Principal Assistant and then Senior Counsel to the United States Attorney for the District of Columbia, and Chief, Superior Court Division. Her career included extensive trial and grand jury experience as Assistant United States Attorney in the District of Columbia and Assistant District Attorney in Middlesex County, Massachusetts.

ACJS 49TH Annual Meeting Marriott Marquis Times Square Thursday, 11:00 to 12:15 in Westside 1, 5th Floor Presidential Plenary Session

The Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program

Lori Pompa

Lori Pompa has been going in and out of prisons and jails since 1985. She is on the faculty of the Department of Criminal Justice at Temple University, and is Founder and Director of The Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program which, for the past 14 years, has created opportunities for social change through dialogue between those inside and those outside of our nation’s correctional facilities.

Pompa served as Director of Experiential Learning for Temple’s College of Liberal Arts from 2000 until 2003. Since beginning at Temple, she has taken nearly 15,000 students into prisons, jails, and other correctional facilities, through tours, workshops, and other types of exchanges.

As a 2003 Soros Justice Senior Fellow, she collaborated with others on both sides of prison walls to develop Inside-Out into a national model of transformative pedagogy.

ACJS 49TH Annual Meeting Marriott Marquis Times Square Wednesday, 2:00 to 3:15 in Westside 1, 5th Floor Presidential Plenary Session Delancey Street Brett Crawford and Ramiro Mejia

Dr. Mimi Halper Silbert, President www.delanceystreetfoundation.org

Delancey Street is considered the nation’s leading self-help residential education center for former substance abusers and ex-convicts. We have about 1500 residents located in five facilities throughout the country: New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Los Angeles, and headquartered in San Francisco. Presenters Brett Crawford and Ramiro Mejia are residents of Delancey Street in San Francisco.

All residents of Delancey Street receive a high school equivalency and are trained in three different marketable skills before graduating. Residents learn not only academic and vocational skills, but also interpersonal and social survival skills, along with the attitudes, values, sense of responsibility, and self-reliance necessary to live in the mainstream of society drug-free, successfully, and legitimately. We have accomplished all this at no cost to the taxpayer or the client.

Over 15,000 men and women have graduated into society as taxpaying citizens leading successful lives, including lawyers, truck drivers, sales people, the various medical professions, realtors, mechanics, contractors, and even a member of the San Francisco Board of supervisors, the President of the San Francisco Housing Commission, a deputy coroner, and a deputy sheriff.

ACJS 49TH Annual Meeting Marriott Marquis Times Square Wednesday, 3:30 to 4:45 in Westside 1, 5th Floor Presidential Plenary Session

Strengthening Science to Promote Justice and Public Safety

Dr. John H. Laub is Director of the National Institute of Justice, the research arm of the United States Department of Justice. He is also a Distinguished University Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice on leave from the University of Maryland, College Park. With Robert Sampson, Dr. Laub was the 2011 recipient of the prestigious Stockholm Prize in Criminology, for their research showing why and how criminals stop offending.

He has published extensively, including two award-winning books: Crime in the Making: Pathways and Turning Points Through Life (Harvard University Press, 1993) and Shared Beginnings, Divergent Lives: Delinquent Boys to Age 70 (Harvard University Press, 2003), both coauthored with Robert Sampson.

Dr. Laub received his B.A. from the University of Illinois, Chicago, and his M.A. and Ph.D. in criminal justice from John H. Laub the State University of New York at Albany.

ACJS 49TH Annual Meeting Marriott Marquis Times Square Thursday, 2:00 to 3:15 in Westside 1, 5th Floor Presidential Plenary Session

Reframing Public Safety within the Context of Sustainable Development Eric Cadora Justice Mapping Center School of Criminal Justice, Rutgers University

Eric Cadora is Founder and Director of the Justice Mapping Center, created in 2007 to design, launch, and administer the National Justice Atlas of Sentencing and Corrections. The Center produces geographical analyses and maps of the residential distribution of correctional populations to help states and local jurisdictions analyze, rethink, and tailor their use of criminal justice and related government resources to high incarceration and reentry neighborhoods.

The Justice Mapping Center works with a variety of national partners, including: the Pew Charitable Trusts, the Council of State Governments, the JFA Institute, and the Columbia University Spatial Information Design Lab, and in several states, including: New York, Connecticut, Florida, Louisiana, Texas, and Arizona, as well as in the United Kingdom.

Cadora is author of numerous articles on neighborhood level impacts of incarceration and co-author, with Todd Clear, of the book Community Justice, a review of the emergence of community policing in the 1980s, community courts in the 1990s, and community corrections in the new millennium.

ACJS 49TH Annual Meeting Marriott Marquis Times Square Thursday, 3:30 to 4:45 in Westside 1, 5th Floor It happened in the flash of a moment. And now, a Black man is dead- and another is behind bars- awaiting his fate. In That Moment A one-act play By Ross London and Jonathan Butler

ACJS Annual Meeting – New York Marriott Marquis Times Square Thursday, March 15, 6:30 – 7:45 PM Odets Room, 4th Floor

The Play- The play transports the audience into the mind of a young African American man, behind bars for a homicide, as he struggles to understand what he did- and who he is. In That Moment gives a human face to the complex issue of minorities in policing. Filled with dramatic tension, anguish, spirituality and music, through a series of unexpected twists, it challenges the audience – Black and White, liberal and conservative- to think about the hard issues of policing in the inner city with unflinching candor and genuine compassion. In That Moment was created through the unique collaboration of two authors: one Black, one White, longtime friends and colleagues who share a passion for justice. Jonathan Butler, whose life experiences form the basis of the play, is a police officer with the Hoboken, New Jersey Police Department. Ross London is a former criminal court judge, professor of Justice Studies at Berkeley College, and the author of Crime, Punishment and Restorative Justice: From the Margins to the Mainstream. (Lynne Reinner, 2011).

Panel Discussion—Following the play, a panel of police officers, professors and community leaders will discuss with ACJS members the issues raised by the play.

ACJS event 296A. Admission is free.

New York Marriot Marquis 1535 Broadway New York, 10036 ANNUAL MEETING PRESENTATION CATEGORIES

Panels A Panel consists of four or five presenters of written papers and a panel chair. Presenters make formal presentations of completed works. The Panel chair opens and closes the session and coordinates questions and comments from the audience.

Feature Panels are panels that are likely to be of special interest to a wide audience or may feature one or more special guests.

Author Meets Critics Author Meets Critics is a moderated discussion between the author(s) of a recent scholarly published work and three or four critics of the work’s methodology and findings.

Roundtables A Roundtable is an open discussion of a topic, organized by a moderator and involving several individual discussants with special knowledge or expertise in the topic area. Discussants can be academics, practitioners, or students. No formal papers are presented. Often the discussion concerns diverse viewpoints or findings in a topic area.

Feature Roundtables are roundtables of special interest to a wide audience or may feature one or more special guests.

Open Seminar An Open Seminar involves one or more presenters on more practical educational opportunities on such topics as looking for funding, grant writing, finding a job, developing course syllabi, or becoming a new department chair. Open seminars can also be hands-on experiences that involve the audience as participants, such as mock job interviews or victim offender mediations. An Open Seminar is in a different format than a roundtable or panel, because there are no discussants and no scholarly papers presented. All Open Seminars are open to all conference participants with no advance registration required.

Research and Pictorial Showcase The Research and Pictorial Showcase is a collection of visual displays of research that encourages informal interaction between authors and audience. This event occurs Friday, 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

FEATURE EVENTS OF INTEREST

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2012

Feature Roundtable: Teaching Restorative Justice: A Search for a Restorative Pedagogy 8:00 AM Gramercy, 7th Floor Feature Panel: Crime Prevention: Theory and Practice 8:00 AM Cantor, 9th Floor Feature Panel: Restorative Justice: An International Perspective 8:00 AM Jolson, 9th Floor Feature Roundtable: Sustainable Justice and Student Crime – Perspectives from a Life-Course and Criminal Career Framework 9:30 AM Wilder, 4th Floor Feature Panel: Using GIS as a Tool to Understand and Prevent Crime 9:30 AM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor ACJS Keynote Address: Drug Policy and Sustainable Justice 11:00 AM Westside 1, 5th Floor Feature Panel: Promising and Best Practices in Juvenile Corrections 2:00 PM Odets, 4th Floor Feature Roundtable: Examining Reentry in the Context of Sustainable Justice 2:00 PM Wilder, 4th Floor Feature Panel: The Researcher-Practitioner Partnership: Strategies for Improvement 2:00 PM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor ACJS Presidential Plenary: Sustainable Justice in Practice – The Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program 2:00 PM Westside 1, 5th Floor ACJS Presidential Plenary: Sustainable Justice in Practice – Delancy Street in San Francisco 3:30 PM Westside 1, 5th Floor

THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012

Feature Roundtable: (Civic) Engagement: The Diamond of Service Learning in the Community 8:00 AM O’Neill, 4th Floor Feature Roundtable: Building Our Way Out of Crime: The Transformative Power of Police-Community Developer Partnerships 8:00 AM Wilder, 4th Floor Feature Roundtable: Sustainable Justice is Restorative Justice: But is Restorative Justice Sustainable? 9:30 AM O’Neill, 4th Floor Feature Panel: Annual Review of the Supreme Court’s Term 9:30 AM Chelsea, 7th Floor Feature Roundtable: Building and Sustaining Criminal Justice- Mental Health Partnership 9:30 AM Herald, 7th Floor ACJS Keynote Address: Sustainable Justice and the Office of Justice Programs 11:00 AM Westside 1, 5th Floor Feature Roundtable: Sustainable Technology 12:30 PM O’Neill, 4th Floor Feature Panel: Sustaining Justice for Immigrants: Applied Research on Legal Outcomes, Process, and Police- Community Relations 12:30 PM Odets, 4th Floor Feature Roundtable: Guiding Our Blinded Justice: Preventing Wrongful Convictions Through a Sustainable Justice System 12:30 PM Chelsea, 7th Floor Feature Roundtable: At the Crossroads of Justice and Mental Illness 12:30 PM Herald, 7th Floor Feature Roundtable: The Future of the Criminal Justice Discipline in Sustainable Justice: Where Do We Go From Here? 2:00 PM O’Neill, 4th Floor ACJS Presidential Plenary: Sustainable Justice and the National Institute of Justice 2:00 PM Westside 1, 5th Floor Feature Roundtable: The Future of Capital Punishment in the United States 2:00 PM Chelsea, 7th Floor ACJS Presidential Plenary: Sustainable Justice in Practice – Mapping for Justice Reinvestment 3:30 PM Westside 1, 5th Floor

FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 2012

Feature Panel: A Larger Context for Our Teaching 8:00 AM Odets, 4th Floor ACJS Presidential Address 12:45 PM Sky Lobby, 16th Floor Feature Panel: Peacemaking, Cultural, and Critical Race Theories I 2:00 PM O’Neill, 4th Floor Feature Roundtable: Sustaining Justice Through Standards for Court Ordered Domestic Violence Offenders 2:00 PM Duffy, 7th Floor Feature Panel: Current Research on Crimes Against American Indian and Alaska Native Women: Informing Sustainable Practice and Policy 2:00 PM Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor Feature Panel: Peacemaking, Cultural, and Critical Race Theories II 3:30 PM O’Neill, 4th Floor Feature Roundtable: Sustaining Evidence-Based Corrections: A Discussion on Implementation, Treatment, and Quality Assurance Issues of EBP in Correctional Settings 3;30 PM Herald, 7th Floor

SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 2012

Feature Roundtable: Achieving Sustainable Justice in China: Contemporary Research on Crime, Justice, and Law Enforcement 11:00 AM Booth, 5th Floor

OPEN SEMINARS

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2012

Open Seminar: Technology in Education 8:00 AM Empire, 7th Floor Open Seminar: Publishing in Criminology/Criminal Justice Journals 2:00 PM Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor Open Seminar: Publishing Textbooks 3:30 PM Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor

THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012

Open Seminar: Getting an Academic Job 9:30 AM Wilder, 4th Floor Open Seminar: Certification Session 1 – Best Practices for Achieving Certification: Advice from Certification Coordinators 9:30 AM Harlem, 7th Floor Open Seminar: Certification Session 2 – Best Practices for Achieving Certification: Advice from Certification Team Members 12:30 PM Harlem, 7th Floor Open Seminar: “In That Moment” – A One-Act Play 6:30 PM Odets, 4th Floor

FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 2012

Open Seminar: Seminar in Quality Instruction and Peer Observation in the Criminal Justice Classroom 8:00 AM Duffy, 7th Floor Open Seminar: Chairing an Academic Unit 2:00 PM Juilliard, 5th Floor Open Seminar: Geographic Profiling 2:00 PM Imperial, 5th Floor Open Seminar: Helping Students Avoid Plagiarism 2:00 PM Empire, 7th Floor Open Seminar: Song Lyrics as a Thematic Springboard for Discussion: A Teaching Methods Seminar 3:30 PM Jolson, 9th Floor

EDUCATION, TEACHING, AND FACULTY DEVELOPMENT EVENTS OF INTEREST

EVENTS OF INTEREST FOR ACJS CERTIFICATION:

THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 2012

Open Seminar: Certification Session 1 - Best Practices for Achieving Certification: Advice from Certification Coordinators 9:30 AM Harlem, 7th Floor

Open Seminar: Certification Session 2 - Best Practices for Achieving Certification: Advice from Certification Team Members 12:30 PM Harlem, 7th Floor

EVENTS OF INTEREST FOR EDUCATION, TEACHING, AND FACULTY DEVELOPMENT:

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2012

Open Seminar: Technology in Education 8:00 AM Empire, 7th Floor Feature Roundtable: Teaching Restorative Justice: A Search for a Restorative Pedagogy 8:00 AM Gramercy, 7th Floor Open Seminar: Publishing in Criminology/Criminal Justice Journals 2:00 PM Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor Panel: Experiential Learning in the Field of Criminal Justice 3:30 PM Soho, 7th Floor Panel: Exploring Creative Concepts in Higher Education at the Community College 3:30 PM Gramercy, 7th Floor Open Seminar: Publishing Textbooks 3:30 PM Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor Panel: Connecting Criminal Justice Education to Criminal Justice Work 3:30 PM Marquis C, 9th Floor Panel: Strategies for Student-Instructor-Community Engagement 3:30 PM Cantor, 9th Floor Panel: The Criminal Justice Curriculum I 3:30 PM Jolson, 9th Floor Panel: The Criminal Justice Curriculum II 3:30 PM Sky Lobby, 16th Floor

THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012

Panel: Research on Criminal Justice Education 8:00 AM Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor Roundtable: The Impact of Public Opinion on Criminal Justice Education 8:00 AM Marquis C, 9th Floor Presentation: Tips for a Successful Job Interview 9:30 AM Broadhurst, 5th Floor Open Seminar: Getting an Academic Job 9:30 AM Wilder, 4th Floor Roundtable: Teaching Corrections: A Discussion of Opportunities, Issues, and Limitations 9:30 AM Westside 1, 5th Floor Panel: Future Directions in Criminal Justice Pedagogy 9:30 AM Gramercy, 7th Floor Panel: Expanding Criminal Justice Education 9:30 AM Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor Roundtable: Engaging Students Through Problem-Based Learning 9:30 AM Cantor, 9th Floor Roundtable: In What Academic Discipline Should Security Education be Placed? 12:30 PM Olmstead, 7th Floor Roundtable: Teaching Capital Punishment in Criminal Justice Programs 12:30 PM Soho, 7th Floor Panel: Developing Critical Thinking Skills 12:30 PM Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor Roundtable: Approaches to the Development of Criminal Justice Degrees 12:30 PM Barrymore, 9th Floor Roundtable: Importance of Practitioners Publishing 2:00 PM Odets, 4th Floor Panel: Issues in Teaching Criminology 2:00 PM Hart, 4th Floor Roundtable: Deconstructing the Graduate Experience: A Five Year Look at Life After PHD, What Have We Learned? 2:00 PM Juilliard, 5th Floor Roundtable: Integrating Crime Victims’ Issues into University and College Curricula 2:00 PM Cantor, 9th Floor Panel: Innovative Teaching Techniques 3:30 PM Hart, 4th Floor Panel: Administrative Issues in Criminal Justice Education 3:30 PM Marquis A, 9th Floor Roundtable: Pracademics: Their Value in the Two Year Schools 3:30 PM Marquis B, 9th Floor Roundtable: Academic Meets Practitioner 3:30 PM Westside 1, 5th Floor Roundtable: Outcomes Assessment Activities in Community Colleges: What Matters? 5:00 PM Harlem, 7th Floor Roundtable: Entrance Level Police Academy Training and the Role of Higher Education 5:00 PM Marquis A, 9th Floor

FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 2012

Feature Panel: A Larger Context for Our Teaching 8:00 AM Odets, 4th Floor Roundtable: The Criminal Justice Center for Excellence: A Means to Enhance Criminal Justice Education 8:00 AM Hart, 4th Floor Roundtable: Focus of Community College Criminal Justice Education: Career or Transfer? 8:00 AM Westside 1, 5th Floor Open Seminar: Seminar in Quality Instruction and Peer Observation in the Criminal Justice Classroom 8:00 AM Duffy, 7th Floor Roundtable: Pracademic and Academics in Criminal Justice Education 8:00 AM Gramercy, 7th Floor Roundtable: Exploring the Effectiveness of New Developments in Distance Education in a Criminal Justice Program in Community College 2:00 PM Westside 1, 5th Floor Open Seminar: Chairing an Academic Unit 2:00 PM Juilliard, 5th Floor Open Seminar: Helping Students Avoid Plagiarism 2:00 PM Empire, 7th Floor Roundtable: Non-Traditional Transfer Students: Assessing Responses from Participants in a Criminal Justice Learning Community 3:30 PM Odets, 4th Floor Panel: Using Research to Merge Academics and Practitioners in Policing 3:30 PM Wilder, 4th Floor Panel: Online Programs 3:30 PM Brecht, 4th Floor Roundtable: Field Experience in Criminal Justice Undergraduate Education: Development, Evolution, and Assessment 3:30 PM Westside 1, 5th Floor Roundtable: Ethics in the Curriculum: The Administrative Viewpoint 3:30 PM Westside 2, 5th Floor Panel: Assessing Criminal Justice Programs: Where are the Areas for Improvement? 3:30 PM Chelsea, 7th Floor Roundtable: Who’s in the Pipeline: Up and Coming Diversity Faculty and Their Publications 3:30 PM Gotham, 7th Floor Panel: Assessments and Standards in the Classroom Community 3:30 PM Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor Open Seminar: Song Lyrics as a Thematic Springboard for Discussion: A Teaching Methods Seminar 3:30 PM Jolson, 9th Floor

SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 2012

Roundtable: Career Planning for Criminal Justice Students: Opportunities, Outlooks, and Obstacles 8:00 AM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Roundtable: Enhancing Quality in Online Criminal Justice Programs 8:00 AM Harlem, 7th Floor Roundtable: Revising the Curriculum: Criminal Justice Bachelor of Science 9:30 AM Wilder, 4th Floor Roundtable: Explaining Results of the ETS Major Field Test Used in a Large Community College 9:30 AM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Panel: Students of Criminal Justice: Where Do They Fit In? 9:30 AM Harlem, 7th Floor Roundtable: Using the Virtual Classroom for Collaborative International and Intra-Institutional Scholarship 11:00 AM Harlem, 7th Floor

COMMUNITY COLLEGE SECTION EVENTS OF INTEREST

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2012

Panel: Exploring Creative Concepts in Higher Education at the Community College 3:30 PM Gramercy, 7th Floor

THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012

Panel: Roundtable: Pracademics: Their Value in the Two Year Schools 3:30 PM Marquis B, 9th Floor Roundtable: Outcomes Assessment in Community Colleges: What Matters? 5:00 PM Harlem, 7th Floor

FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 2012

Roundtable: Focus of Community College Criminal Justice Education: Career or Transfer 8:00 AM Westside 1, 5th Floor Roundtable: Exploring the Effectiveness of New Developments in Distance Education in a Criminal Justice Program in Community College 2:00 PM Westside 1, 5th Floor

SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 2012

Roundtable: Explaining Results of the ETS Major Field Test Used in a Large Community College 9:30 AM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor

SECTION MEETINGS

Community College Executive Board Thursday, March 15, 2012, 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM, Columbia, 7th Floor

Community College General Business Meeting Friday, March 16, 2011, 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM, Empire, 7th Floor CORRECTIONS SECTION EVENTS OF INTEREST

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2012

Panel: Fear, Risk, and Corrections Staff Attitudes 8:00 AM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Panel: Examining the Role of Gender and Sex in Conceptualizations and Corrections 8:00 AM Brecht, 4th Floor Panel: Organizational and Role Changes in Correctional Agencies 8:00 AM Imperial, 5th Floor Panel: Factors Related to Prisoner Misconduct 8:00 AM Hudson, 7th Floor Panel: Incarceration and Penal Policies 8:00 AM Herald, 7th Floor Panel: Capital Punishment: Mitigation Issues 8:00 AM Barrymore, 9th Floor Roundtable: Incarcerated Women and the Role of Family in Their Lives 9:30 AM Brecht, 4th Floor Panel: Cutting Edge Corrections: Institutional Management Issues 9:30 AM Hart, 4th Floor Panel: The Impact of Pre-Trial Activities 9:30 AM Westside 2, 5th Floor Panel: Leadership for and by Staff in Corrections 9:30 AM Hudson, 7th Floor Panel: Capital Punishment and Modern Culture: The Times They Are A-Changin’ 9:30 AM Chelsea, 7th Floor Panel: Restorative Justice: Applications within Institutional Settings 9:30 AM Soho, 7th Floor Panel: Older U.S. and Canadian Prisoners: The Potential Benefits of Age Segregation and Reentry Programming 9:30 AM Gramercy, 7th Floor Feature Panel: Promising and Best Practices in Juvenile Corrections 2:00 PM Odets, 4th Floor Feature Roundtable: Examining Reentry in the Context of Sustainable Justice 2:00 PM Wilder, 4th Floor ACJS Presidential Plenary: Sustainable Justice in Practice The Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program 2:00 PM Westside 1, 5th Floor Panel: Approaches in Sex Offender Management 2:00 PM Duffy, 7th Floor Panel: Protecting Valuable Resources: Correctional Staff Issues 2:00 PM Empire, 7th Floor Panel: Impact of Gender on Juvenile Sentencing, Programming, and Recidivism 2:00 PM Hudson, 7th Floor Panel: Assessing the Care and Custody of Older Inmates from Admission to Release 2:00 PM Gramercy, 7th Floor Panel: Sex Offenders: Special Populations 2:00 PM Harlem, 7th Floor Panel: Capital Punishment: Theoretical and Philosophical Issues 2:00 PM Cantor, 9th Floor ACJS Presidential Plenary: Sustainable Justice in Practice - Delancey Street In San Francisco 3:30 PM Westside 1, 5th Floor Panel: The Impact of Social Media on Police, Corrections, and the Community 3:30 PM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Panel: Misconduct Among Prison Staff and Inmates 3:30 PM Westside 2, 5th Floor Panel: Reentrybase: A Web-Based Approach to Improving Prisoner Reentry Outcomes 3:30 PM Imperial, 5th Floor Panel: Responses to Sex Offending: Implications for Offenders, Families, and the Community 3:30 PM Duffy, 7th Floor Panel: Issues Related to Female Prisoners 3:30 PM Empire, 7th Floor Panel: Supervising Sex Offenders 3:30 PM Harlem, 7th Floor

THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012

Panel: Capital Punishment: Endgame Issues 8:00 AM Barrymore, 9th Floor Roundtable: Teaching Corrections: A Discussion of Opportunities, Issues, and Limitations 9:30 AM Westside 1, 5th Floor Panel: Researching the Effectiveness of Reentry Programs and Services 9:30 AM Duffy, 7th Floor Feature Roundtable: Building and Sustaining Criminal Justice-Mental Health Partnership 9:30 AM Herald, 7th Floor Panel: Capital Punishment: Systemic Issues 9:30 AM Barrymore, 9th Floor Panel: Specialty Courts I: New Ventures 12:30 PM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Panel: Issues Related to Employment and the Reentry Process 12:30 PM Duffy, 7th Floor Panel: Attitudes Toward Reentry from the General Public to Employers to Those in and out of the System 12:30 PM Empire, 7th Floor Roundtable: Teaching Capital Punishment in Criminal Justice Programs 12:30 PM Soho, 7th Floor Feature Roundtable: At the Crossroads of Justice and Mental Illness 12:30 PM Herald, 7th Floor Panel: Specialty Courts II: New Venture 2:00 PM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Panel: There Is No Place Like Home: Researching Housing and Reentry 2:00 PM Empire, 7th Floor Panel: Critical Issues in Reentry Explored 2:00 PM Olmstead, 7th Floor Feature Panel: The Future of Capital Punishment in the United States 2:00 PM Chelsea, 7th Floor Panel: Monitoring Institutional Behavior and Predicting Risk 3:30 PM Imperial, 5th Floor Panel: Key Factors Related to Reentry, Recidivism, and the Community 3:30 PM Empire, 7th Floor Panel: Supervision and Service Provision within the Community 3:30 PM Hudson, 7th Floor Panel: Specialty Courts III: New Ventures 5:00 PM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Panel: Matching Correctional Treatment Programs and Services to Offender and Community Based Populations 5:00 PM Imperial, 7th Floor Panel: Program Evaluation and Effectiveness in Community Corrections 5:00 PM Empire, 7th Floor Panel: Evidence-Based Practices in Probation and Community Corrections 5:00 PM Hudson, 7th Floor Panel: Comparative Community Corrections: International Perspectives in the Care of the Offender 5:00 PM Jolson, 9th Floor Panel: Outcomes of Programs for Mentally Ill Offenders in Canada and Issues Involving Geriatric Inmates in the U.S. 5:00 PM Barrymore, 9th Floor

FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 2012

Panel: Sex Offenders and Correctional Policies 8:00 AM Imperial, 5th Floor Panel: New Approaches in Drug Treatment and Their Effectiveness 8:00 AM Soho, 7th Floor Panel: Community Issues and Juvenile Justice 2:00 PM Olmstead, 7th Floor Panel: Validity, Reliability, and Other Issues in the Measurement of Criminogenic Risk and Needs 2:00 PM Herald, 7th Floor Panel: Forensic Evaluation and Treatment of Offenders 2:00 PM Harlem, 7th Floor Panel: Issues Related to the Advancement of Risk/Needs Assessment and the Prediction of Recidivism 3:30 PM Olmstead, 7th Floor Feature Roundtable: Sustaining Evidence-Based Corrections: A Discussion on Implementation, Treatment, and Quality Assurance Issues of EDP in Correctional Settings 3:30 PM Herald, 7th Floor Panel: Challenges and Solutions to Working with Mentally Ill Offenders 3:30 PM Harlem, 7th Floor Panel: Effectiveness of Juvenile Delinquency Programs 3:30 PM Marquis A, 9th Floor

SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 2012

Panel: Sexual Assault: Victims’ and Offenders’ Needs 8:00 AM Hart, 4th Floor Panel: Evidence-Based Outcomes: Evaluating Recidivism Reduction Programs and Practices 8:00 AM Belasco, 5th Floor Panel: Around the World: Violence, Rules, and Treatment 8:00 AM Lyceum, 5th Floor Panel: Innovations and Trends in Juvenile Corrections 8:00 AM Hudson, 7th Floor Roundtable: Collaboration and Early Intervention for At-Risk Youth 8:00 AM Chelsea, 7th Floor Panel: Death Penalty Attitudes and Opinions 8:00 AM Jolson, 9th Floor Panel: Narratives and Life Histories of Offenders 8:00 AM Sky Lobby, 16th Floor Panel: Death Penalty 9:30 AM Hart, 4th Floor Roundtable: Re-Entry Mentor Program for State and County Inmates 9:30 AM Belasco, 5th Floor Roundtable: Transporting Inmates in the Tri-State: Should New York State Close Prisons? 9:30 AM Lyceum, 5th Floor Panel: Managing, Supervising, and Treating Juvenile Offenders 9:30 AM Hudson, 7th Floor Panel: Using Criminogenic Risk Assessment Instruments to Better Understand Juvenile Offenders 9:30 AM Chelsea, 7th Floor Panel: Managing High –Risk Populations within Prison Walls 11:00 AM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Roundtable: Incarcerated Mothers in the Criminal Justice System 11:00 AM Brecht, 4th Floor Panel: Women Offenders 11:00 AM Hart, 4th Floor Panel: From the Classroom Book to the Bible: Examining Correctional Rehabilitation Programs and their Impact On Offender Recidivism 11:00 AM Julliard, 5th Floor Panel: Fostering Relationships within the Prison Walls 11:00 AM Belasco, 5th Floor Panel: Expanding the Evidence-Based Paradigm: What Works And What Hurts? 11:00 AM Carnegie, 5th Floor Panel: Diverse Issues in Mental Health and International Courts 11:00 AM Gotham, 7th Floor Panel: The Death Penalty: Contemporary Issues 11:00 AM Jolson, 9th Floor

SECTION MEETINGS

Corrections Executive Board Meeting Thursday, March 15, 2012, 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM, Columbia, 7th Floor

Corrections General Business Meeting and Breakfast Friday, March 16, 2012, 7:30 AM – 9:30 AM, Marquis B, 9th Floor

CRITICAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE SECTION EVENTS OF INTEREST

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2012

Panel: Examining the Roles of Gender and Sex in Conceptualizations and Corrections 8:00 AM Brecht, 4th Floor Panel: Attitudes Regarding Interpersonal Violence 8:00 AM Chelsea, 7th Floor Panel: Capital Punishment: Mitigation Issues 8:00 AM Barrymore, 9th Floor Panel: Cutting Edge Corrections: Institutional Management Issues 9:30 AM Hart, 4th Floor Panel: Capital Punishment and Modern Culture: The Times They Are A-Changin’ 9:30 AM Chelsea, 7th Floor Panel: Restorative Justice: Applications Within Institutional Settings 9:30 AM Soho, 7th Floor Roundtable: Immigrants and the Criminal Justice System 9:30 AM Gotham, 7th Floor Panel: Assessing Governmental Influence, Power, and Force 9:30 AM Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor Feature Roundtable: Examining Reentry in the Context of Sustainable Justice 2:00 PM Wilder, 4th Floor Panel: An LBGTQ Discussion of Other Genders: Sexual Minority Victims 2:00 PM Brecht, 4th Floor Panel: Ideological Shifts in Justice Across the Ocean 2:00 PM Olmstead, 7th Floor Panel: Undocumented/Unaccompanied Immigrants and the Criminal Justice System 2:00 PM Gotham, 7th Floor Open Seminar: Publishing in Criminology/Criminal Justice Journals 2:00 PM Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor Panel: Capital Punishment: Theoretical and Philosophical Issues 2:00 PM Cantor, 9th Floor ACJS Presidential Plenary: Sustainable Justice in Practice - Delancey Street in San Francisco 3:30 PM Westside 1, 5th Floor Panel: Examining Power to Shape the Social Construction of Crime 3:30 PM Hart, 4th Floor Panel: Etiology of Crime 3:30 PM Juilliard, 5th Floor

THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012

Panel: Current Issues, Public Perceptions, and Prevention Initiatives in White-Collar Crime 8:00 AM Duffy, 7th Floor Panel: Capital Punishment: Endgame Issues 8:00 AM Barrymore, 9th Floor Panel: Prosecution and Racial Justice: Findings and Lessons Learned from Analyzing Prosecutors’ Discretionary Decisions 9:30 AM Odets, 4th Floor Feature Panel: Annual Review of the Supreme Court’s Term 9:30 AM Chelsea, 7th Floor Panel: Capital Punishment: Systemic Issues 9:30 AM Barrymore, 9th Floor ACJS Keynote Address - Sustainable Justice and the Office of Justice Programs 11:00 AM Westside 1, 5th Floor Author Meets Critics: After the Crime: The Power of Restorative Justice Dialogues Between Victims And Violence Offenders 12:30 PM Brecht, 4th Floor

Feature Roundtable: Guiding our Blinded Justice: Preventing Wrongful Convictions Through a Sustainable Justice System 12:30 PM Chelsea, 7th Floor Round Table: Defense-Initiated Victim Outreach Following 9.11: The Trial of Zacharias Moussaoui 12:30 PM Cantor, 9th Floor ACJS Presidential Plenary – Sustainable Justice and the National Institute of Justice 2:00 PM Westside 1, 5th Floor Feature Roundtable: The Future of Capital Punishment in the United States 2:00 PM Chelsea, 7th Floor ACJS Presidential Plenary – Sustainable Justice – Mapping for Justice Reinvestment 3:30 PM Westside 1, 5th Floor Panel: Exceptions to the Fourth Amendment Search and Seizure Requirements 3:30 PM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Panel: Examining the Nature and State of White-Collar Crime 3:30 PM Olmstead, 7th Floor Panel: Emerging Issues in Criminological Theory 3:30 PM Gotham, 7th Floor Panel: Theories on Criminal Justice Culture, Policy, and Practice 3:30 PM Gramercy, 7th Floor

FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 2012

Roundtable: Critical Criminal Justice in the 21st Century 8:00 AM Olmstead, 7th Floor ACJS Presidential Address 12:45 PM Sky Lobby, 16th Floor Feature Panel: Peacemaking, Cultural, and Critical Race Theories I 2:00 PM O’Neill, 4th Floor Panel: Innocence and Human Rights on the International Scene 3:30 PM Soho, 7th Floor

SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 2012

Panel: Death Penalty Attitudes and Opinions 8:00 AM Jolson, 9th Floor Panel: Death Penalty 9:30 AM Hart, 4th Floor Panel: Capital Sentencing Issues 9:30 AM Jolson, 9th Floor Panel: Issues in Inequality, Economic Conditions and Genetics, Cyberfeminist Communities, and the Electronic Criminal Record 11:00 AM Wilder, 4th Floor Panel: The Death Penalty: Contemporary Issues 11:00 AM Jolson, 9th Floor

SECTION MEETINGS

Critical Criminal Justice Executive Board Thursday, March 15, 2012, 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM, Sky Lobby, 16th Floor

Critical Criminal Justice General Business Meeting and Reception Friday, March 16, 2012, 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM, Sky Lobby, 16th Floor

INTERNATIONAL SECTION EVENTS OF INTEREST

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2012

Panel: International Criminal Court Issues 8:00 AM Olmstead, 7th Floor Feature Panel: Crime Prevention: Theory and Practice 8:00 AM Cantor, 9th Floor Feature Panel: Restorative Justice: An International Perspective 8:00 AM Jolson, 9th Floor Panel: Comparative Crime and Criminal Justice 9:30 AM Olmstead, 7th Floor Panel: Policing in Slovenia 9:30 AM Marquis B, 9th Floor Panel: Ideological Shifts in Justice Across the Ocean 2:00 PM Olmstead, 7th Floor Panel: The Impact of Social Media on Police, Corrections, and the Community 3:30 PM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Panel: Prosecution Issues and International Justice 3:30 PM Olmstead, 7th Floor

THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012

Panel: Police Integrity and Discipline Fairness 8:00 AM Brecht, 4th Floor Panel: Current Issues, Public Perceptions, and Prevention Initiatives in White-Collar Crime 8:00 AM Duffy, 7th Floor Panel: Genocide and Other Crimes Against Humanity: Theory, Law, and Methodology 8:00 AM Olmstead, 7th Floor Panel: Criminological Evaluation of Strategic Counter Terrorism Approaches in Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo 8:00 AM Soho, 7th Floor Panel: Current Research in Security and Private Policing 8:00 AM Harlem, 7th Floor Panel: Policing Muslims as Minority and Non-Muslims in Muslim Majority Nations 2:00 PM Brecht, 4th Floor Panel: International Policing Issues 5:00 PM Hart, 4th Floor Panel: Global Policing in an Age of Terror 5:00 PM Duffy, 7th Floor Panel: Immigration, Trafficking and Border Issues 5:00 PM Gotham, 7th Floor Panel: Comparative Community Corrections: International Perspectives in the Care of the Offender 5:00 PM Jolson, 9th Floor Panel: Outcomes of Programs for Mentally Ill Offenders in Canada and Issues Involving Geriatric Inmates in the U.S. 5:00 PM Barrymore, 9th Floor

FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 2012

Roundtable: Women Trafficking Today: A Framework of Policing Women Trafficking, & Providing Effective Immigration Policies 8:00 AM Sky Lobby, 16th Floor Panel: Comparative/International Youth Crime and Justice 2:00 PM Marquis A, 9th Floor Panel: Domestic and International Issues in Human Trafficking 3:30 PM Juilliard, 5th Floor Panel: Justice at the Nuremberg Trials and its Legacy 3:30 PM Imperial, 5th Floor Panel: Innocence and Human Rights on the International Scene 3:30 PM Soho, 7th Floor

SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 2012

Roundtable: Police Training from the Comparative Perspective 8:00 AM O’Neill, 4th Floor Panel: Around the World: Violence, Rules, and Treatment 8:00 AM Lyceum, 5th Floor Panel: Homicides and Violent Crimes in South America, the Caribbean, and the U.S. 8:00 AM Carnegie, 5th Floor Panel: International Perspectives on Crime 8:00 AM Alvin, 5th Floor Panel: Criminal Justice in Global World 8:00 AM Booth, 5th Floor Panel: Policing Issues in Asian Countries and Caribbean Countries 9:30 AM Alvin, 5th Floor Panel: Rule of Law, International Policing, and Security 9:30 AM Booth, 5th Floor Panel: International Perspectives on Victimization 11:00 AM Odets, 4th Floor Panel: International Perspectives on Hate Crime 11:00 AM Imperial, 5th Floor Roundtable: Solutions for Kidnapping in Nigeria 11:00 AM Alvin, 5th Floor Feature Roundtable: Achieving Sustainable Justice in China: Contemporary Research on Crime, Justice, and Law Enforcement 11:00 AM Booth, 5th Floor

SECTION MEETINGS

International Executive Board Meeting Thursday, March 15, 2012, 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM, Jolson, 9th Floor

International Luncheon and Gerhard O.W. Mueller Award Ceremony Thursday, March 15, 2012, 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM, Marquis C, 9th Floor

International General Business Meeting Thursday, March 15, 2012, 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM, Marquis C, 9th Floor

JUVENILE JUSTICE SECTION EVENTS OF INTEREST

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2012

Panel: Exploring the Relationship Between Delinquency and Other Behaviors 9:30 AM Westside 1, 5th Floor Panel: Impact of Gender on Juvenile Sentencing, Programming And Recidivism 2:00 PM Hudson, 7th Floor Feature Panel: Promising and Best Practices in Juvenile Corrections 2:00 PM Odets, 4th Floor

THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012

Panel: Race/Ethnicity Disparities in Justice Proceedings 12:30 PM Gotham, 7th Floor Panel: Juvenile Justice in Relation to Police and Policies 2:00 PM Gramercy, 7th Floor Panel: Juvenile Justice Processing 3:30 PM Juilliard, 5th Floor Panel: Prevention Programs and Organizational Issues in Juvenile Justice 3:30 PM Brecht, 4th Floor Roundtable: Academic Meets Practitioner 5:00 PM Westside 1, 5th Floor

FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 2012

Panel: Current Issues in School Violence and Juvenile Justice 8:00AM Harlem, 7th Floor Panel: Other Juvenile Justice Issues 8:00 AM Jolson, 9th Floor Panel: The effectiveness of Juvenile Delinquency Programs 3:30 PM Marquis A, 9th floor

SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 2012

Panel: Innovations and Trends In Juvenile Corrections 8:00 AM Hudson, 7th Floor

SECTION MEETINGS

Juvenile Justice Breakfast and General Business Meeting Thursday, March 15, 2012, 7:30 AM – 9:15 AM, Marquis A, 9th Floor

Juvenile Justice Executive Board Meeting Thursday, March 15, 2012, 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM, Sky Lobby, 16th Floor

LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY SECTION EVENTS OF INTEREST

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2012

Panel: The Pretrial Role of Prosecutors 8:00 AM Westside 2, 5th Floor Panel: Cost, Value, and Sustainability in Policing and Criminal Justice: Present and Future Perspectives 8:00 AM Juilliard, 5th Floor Panel: International Criminal Court Issues 8:00 AM Olmstead, 7th Floor Panel: Incarceration and Penal Policies 8:00 AM Herald, 7th Floor Panel: Assessing Public Opinion Via Content Analysis 8:00 AM Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor Roundtable: (Re)Envisioning D.A.R.E.: School-Based Drug Abuse Resistance Education 8:00 AM Marquis B, 9th Floor Feature Panel: Crime Prevention: Theory and Practice 8:00 AM Cantor, 9th Floor Panel: Cutting Edge Corrections: Institutional Management Issues 9:30 AM Hart, 4th Floor Panel: The Impact of Pre-Trial Activities 9:30 AM Westside 2, 5th Floor Panel: Leadership for and by Staff in Corrections 9:30 AM Hudson, 7th Floor Roundtable: Immigrants and the Criminal Justice System 9:30 AM Gotham, 7th Floor Panel: Assessing Governmental Influence, Power, and Force 9:30 AM Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor ACJS Keynote Address: Drug Policy and Sustainable Justice 11:00 AM Westside 1, 5th Floor Feature Panel: Promising and Best Practices in Juvenile Corrections 2:00 PM Odets, 4th Floor Feature Panel: The Researcher-Practitioner Partnership: Strategies for Improvement 2:00 PM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor ACJS Presidential Plenary: Sustainable Justice in Practice – The Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program 2:00 PM Westside 1, 5th Floor Panel: Technological Advances and Its Implications on Constitutional Rights 2:00 PM Westside 2, 5th Floor Panel: Impact of Gender on Juvenile Sentencing, Programming, and Recidivism 2:00 PM Hudson, 7th Floor Panel: Ideological Shifts in Justice Across the Ocean 2:00 PM Olmstead, 7th Floor Panel: Undocumented/Unaccompanied Immigrants and the Criminal Justice System 2:00 PM Gotham, 7th Floor Panel: Explaining Citizens’ Attitudes Toward the Police 2:00 PM Marquis C, 9th Floor ACJS Presidential Plenary: Sustainable Justice in Practice – Delancey Street in San Francisco 3:30 PM Westside 1, 5th Floor Roundtable: Developing Homeland Security and Emergency Management Programs within Criminal Justice 3:30 PM O’Neill, 4th Floor Panel: Homeland Security Attitudes and Perceptions 3:30 PM Odets, 4th Floor Panel: The Impact of Social Media on Police, Corrections, and the Community 3:30 PM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Panel: Examining Power to Shape the Social Construction of Crime 3:30 PM Hart, 4th Floor Panel: Assessing Opinions and Its Impact on Policy 3:30 PM Columbia, 7th Floor Panel: Responses to Sex Offending: Implications for Offenders, Families, and the Community 3:30 PM Duffy, 7th Floor Panel: Prosecution Issues and International Justice 3:30 PM Olmstead, 7th Floor Panel: Procedural and Evidentiary Issues in Criminal Prosecutions 3:30 PM Chelsea, 7th Floor Panel: The Eyes Have It 3:30 PM Gotham, 7th Floor

THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012

Feature Roundtable: (Civic) Engagement: The Diamond of Service Learning in the Community 8:00 AM O’Neill, 4th Floor Feature Roundtable: Building Our Way Out of Crime: The Transformative Power of Police-Community Developer Partnerships 8:00 AM Wilder, 4th Floor Panel: Legal Issues in Law Enforcement Operations 8:00 AM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Panel: Current Issues, Public Perceptions, and Prevention Initiatives in White-Collar Crime 8:00 AM Duffy, 7th Floor Panel: Genocide and Other Crimes Against Humanity: Theory, Law, and Methodology 8:00 AM Olmstead, 7th Floor Panel: Two Sides to Every Story: Attitudes Toward Criminal Justice and Related Systems 8:00 AM Herald, 7th Floor Panel: Law, Policy, and Immigration/Crime Control 8:00 AM Gotham, 7th Floor Panel: A Multidimensional Look at Product Counterfeiting: Definitions, Victimization, and Countermeasures 8:00 AM Gramercy, 7th Floor Panel: Issues Related to the Complicated Nature of Domestic Violence 8:00 AM Cantor, 9th Floor Feature Roundtable: Sustainable Justice is Restorative Justice: But is Restorative Justice Sustainable? 9:30 AM O’Neill, 4th Floor Panel: Prosecution and Racial Justice: Findings and Lessons Learned from Analyzing Prosecutors’ Discretionary Decisions 9:30 AM Odets, 4th Floor Panel: Substantive and Policy Issues in Criminal Prosecutions 9:30 AM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Panel: Researching the Effectiveness of Reentry Programs and Services 9:30 AM Duffy, 7th Floor Panel: Crime in Popular Media and Culture 9:30 AM Hudson, 7th Floor Feature Panel: Annual Review of the Supreme Court’s Term 9:30 AM Chelsea, 7th Floor Feature Roundtable: Building and Sustaining Criminal Justice- Mental Health Partnership 9:30 AM Herald, 7th Floor Panel: Immigrants and Crime 9:30 AM Gotham, 7th Floor Panel: The Influence of the Media’s Coverage of Crime 9:30 AM Marquis C, 9th Floor Panel: Capital Punishment: Systemic Issues 9:30 AM Barrymore, 9th Floor Feature Panel: Sustaining Justice for Immigrants: Applied Research on Legal Outcomes, Process, and Police-Community Relations 12:30 PM Odets, 4th Floor Panel: Specialty Courts I: New Ventures 12:30 PM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Panel: Law, Programs and Policies for Crime Victims 12:30 PM Westside 1, 5th Floor Feature Roundtable: Guiding Our Blinded Justice: Preventing Wrongful Convictions Through a Sustainable Justice System 12:30 PM Chelsea, 7th Floor Panel: Race/Ethnic Disparities in Justice Proceedings 12:30 PM Gotham, 7th Floor Roundtable: Defense-Initiated Victim Outreach Following 9.11: The Trial of Zacharias Moussaoui 12:30 PM Cantor, 9th Floor Panel: Specialty Courts II: New Ventures 2:00 PM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Panel: Crime and Justice in the News 2:00 PM Hudson, 7th Floor Panel: Juvenile Justice Studies in Relation to Police and Policies 2:00 PM Gramercy, 7th Floor Panel: Exceptions to the Fourth Amendment Search and Seizure Requirements 3:30 PM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Panel: Juvenile Justice Processing 3:30 PM Juilliard, 5th Floor Panel: Three Lessons in New York Juvenile Justice; Combining Research and Policy 3:30 PM Columbia, 7th Floor Panel: Public Perceptions of Terrorism 3:30 PM Soho, 7th Floor Panel: From Local Policy Influences to the Academy 3:30 PM Herald, 7th Floor Panel: Theories on Criminal Justice Culture, Policy, and Practice 3:30 PM Gramercy, 7th Floor Panel: Specialty Courts III: New Ventures 5:00 PM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Panel: Evidentiary issues in Policing 5:00 PM Juilliard, 5th Floor Panel: Program Evaluation and Effectiveness in Community Corrections 5:00 PM Empire, 7th Floor Panel: “War” Policies and other Programs Revisited 5:00 PM Herald, 7th Floor Panel: Immigration, Trafficking and Border Issues 5:00 PM Gotham, 7th Floor Panel: Criminology and Policy 5:00 PM Marquis C, 9th Floor Panel: Contemporary Dynamics of Prosecution and Defense Issues 5:00 PM Cantor, 9th Floor

FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 2012

Panel: Examining Disparities in Criminal Punishments 8:00 AM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Panel: Ethical Issues in Practice, Policy and Research 8:00 AM Westside 2, 5th Floor Panel: Contemporary Issues in Federal Sentencing 8:00 AM Juilliard, 5th Floor Roundtable: Critical Criminal Justice in the 21st Century 8:00 AM Olmstead, 7th Floor Panel: Emerging Drugs of Abuse and Attitudes Towards Drug Use 8:00 AM Herald, 7th Floor Panel: Other Juvenile Justice Issues 8:00 AM Jolson, 9th Floor Feature Roundtable: Sustaining Justice Through Standards for Court Ordered Domestic Violence Offenders 2:00 PM Duffy, 7th Floor Roundtable: Flawed Criminal Justice Policy 2:00 PM Soho, 7th Floor Feature Panel: Current Research on Crimes Against American Indian and Alaska Native Women: Informing Sustainable Practice and Policy 2:00 PM Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor Author Meets Critics: The Condemnation of Blackness: Race, Crime, and the Making of Modern Urban America 2:00 PM Marquis B, 9th Floor Panel: Justice at the Nuremberg Trials and Its Legacy 3:30 PM Imperial, 5th Floor Panel: Innocence and Human Rights on the International Scene 3:30 PM Soho, 7th Floor

SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 2012

Roundtable: Race, Class, Gender Intersections in CRJ: A Black Feminist Perspective 8:00 AM Wilder, 4th Floor Panel: Frameworks for Courts and Law 8:00 AM Gotham, 7th Floor Panel: Death Penalty Attitudes and Opinions 8:00 AM Jolson, 9th Floor Panel: Death Penalty 9:30 AM Hart, 4th Floor Author Meets Critics: A Troubled Marriage: Domestic Violence and the Legal System 9:30 AM Broadhurst, 5th Floor Panel: Legal Issues 9:30 AM Edison, 5th Floor Panel: Juries and Scientific Developments in American Courts 9:30 AM Gotham, 7th Floor Feature Roundtable: Achieving Sustainable Justice in China: Contemporary Research on Crime, Justice, and Law Enforcement 11:00 AM Booth, 5th Floor Panel: Evolving Juvenile Justice Within Courts 11:00 AM Chelsea, 7th Floor Panel: Diverse Issues in Mental Health and International Courts 11:00 AM Gotham, 7th Floor

SECTION MEETINGS

Law and Public Policy General Business Meeting and Breakfast Thursday, March 15, 2012, 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM, Sky Lobby, 16th Floor

Law and Public Policy Awards Ceremony Thursday, March 15, 2012, 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM, Sky Lobby, 16th Floor MINORITIES AND WOMEN SECTION EVENTS OF INTEREST

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2012

Panel: Examining the Roles of Gender and Sex in Conceptualizations and Corrections 8:00 AM Brecht, 4th Floor Panel: The Pretrial Role of Prosecutors 8:00 AM Westside 2, 5th Floor Panel: Attitudes Regarding Interpersonal Violence 8:00 AM Chelsea, 7th Floor Panel: Predictors of Delinquency Among Racial/Ethnic Minorities 8:00 AM Gotham, 7th Floor Panel: Capital Punishment: Mitigation Issues 8:00 AM Barrymore, 9th Floor Roundtable: Incarcerated Women and the Role of Family in Their Lives 9:30 AM Brecht, 4th Panel: Sexual Homicide and Serial Rape 9:30 AM Harlem, 7th Floor Panel: Race-Based Policing and the Attitudes of African Americans Toward the Police 9:30 AM Marquis C, 9th Floor Panel: An LBGTQ Discussion of the Other Genders: Sexual Minority Victims 2:00 PM Brecht, 4th Floor Panel: Impact of Gender on Juvenile Sentencing, Programming, and Recidivism 2:00 PM Hudson, 7th Floor Panel: From Sea to Shining Sea: An International Examination of Male and Female Gang Membership and Other Female Delinquency 2:00 PM Herald, 7th Floor Panel: Undocumented/Unaccompanied Immigrants and the Criminal Justice System 2:00 PM Gotham, 7th Floor Panel: Capital Punishment: Theoretical and Philosophical Issues 2:00 PM Cantor, 9th Floor Panel: Women as Criminals 3:30 PM Brecht, 4th Floor Panel: Issues Related to Female Prisoners 3:30 PM Empire, 7th Floor

THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012

Panel: Race, Ethnicity, and Policing 8:00 AM Odets, 4th Floor Panel: Issues Related to the Complicated Nature of Domestic Violence 8:00 AM Cantor, 9th Floor Panel: Prosecution and Racial Justice: Findings and Lessons Learned From Analyzing Prosecutors’ Discretionary Decisions 9:30 AM Odets, 4th Floor Panel: Quiet No More: Discussing Males as Perpetrators and Females as Victims’ Paradigms 9:30 AM Brecht, 4th Floor Panel: Mentoring Future Race and Justice Scholars 9:30 AM Soho, 7th Floor Panel: Race/Ethnic Disparities in Justice Proceedings 12:30 PM Gotham,7th Floor Panel: Policing Muslims as Minority and Non-Muslims in Muslim Majority Nations 2:00 PM Brecht, 4th Floor Feature Roundtable: The Future of Capital Punishment in the United States 2:00 PM Chelsea, 7th Floor Panel: Diversity and Police Behavior 2:00 PM Marquis B, 9th Floor Roundtable: Restorative Justice and Race: Conversations on Theory and Practice 3:30 PM Jolson, 9th Floor Panel: New Frameworks for Thinking about Crime: Gender and Cultural Applications 5:00 PM Brecht, 4th Floor

FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 2012

Panel: Gender and the Policing Profession 8:00 AM Brecht, 4th Floor Roundtable: Women Trafficking Today: A Framework of Policing Women Trafficking & Providing Effective Immigration Policies 8:00 AM Sky Lobby, 16th Floor Feature Panel: Peacemaking, Cultural, and Critical Race Theories I 2:00 PM O’Neill, 4th Floor Panel: Gender and Justice Professionals 2:00 PM Brecht, 4th Floor Panel: Community Issues and Juvenile Justice 2:00 PM Olmstead, 7th Floor Roundtable: Latinos in Criminology & Criminal Justice 2:00 PM Gotham, 7th Floor Feature Panel: Current Research on Crimes Against American Indian and Alaska Native Women: Informing Sustainable Practice and Policy 2:00 PM Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor Feature Panel: Peacemaking, Cultural, and Critical Race Theories II 3:30 PM O’Neill, 4th Floor Panel: Domestic and International Issues in Human Trafficking 3:30 PM Juilliard, 5th Floor Roundtable: Who’s in the Pipeline: Up and Coming Diversity Faculty and Their Publications 3:30 PM Gotham, 7th Floor

SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 2012

Roundtable: Race, Class, Gender Intersections in CRJ: A Black Feminist Perspective 8:00 AM Wilder, 4th Floor Roundtable: Studying Female Crime: A Look Back at the Last Fifty Years 8:00 AM Brecht, 4th Floor Panel: Author Meets Critic: A Troubled Marriage: Domestic Violence and the Legal System 9:30 AM Broadhurst, 5th Floor Roundtable: Incarcerated Mothers in the Criminal Justice System 11:00 AM Brecht, 4th Floor Panel: Women Offenders 11:00 AM Hart, 4th Floor Panel: The Death Penalty: Contemporary Issues 11:00 AM Jolson, 9th Floor

SECTION MEETINGS

Minorities and Women General Business Meeting Thursday, March 15, 2012, 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM, Cantor, 9th Floor

Minorities and Women Executive Board Meeting Friday, March 16, 2012, 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM, Columbia, 7th Floor

Minorities and Women Awards Ceremony and Reception Friday, March 16, 2012, 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM, Marquis B, 9th Floor POLICE SECTION EVENTS OF INTEREST

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2012

Panel: Police Perceptions, Culture, Arrest Decisions 8:00 AM Odets, 4th Floor Panel: Police Homicides, Shootings, and Suicide by Police 8:00 AM Wilder, 4th Floor Panel: Cost, Value, and Sustainability in Policing and Criminal Justice: Present and Future Perspectives 8:00 AM Juilliard, 5th Floor Panel: Innovation in Policing 9:30 AM Empire, 7th Floor Panel: Sexual Homicide and Serial Rape 9:30 AM Harlem, 7th Floor Panel: Race-Based Policing and the Attitudes of African Americans toward the Police 9:30 AM Marquis C, 9th Floor Panel: Crime Prevention: The Impact of Closed-Circuit Television Programs on Crime and Fear 9:30 AM Cantor, 9th Floor Panel: Paradigms in Policing 2:00 PM Hart, 4th Floor Panel: Evidence-Based Policing: Translating Research into Practice 2:00 PM Chelsea, 7th Floor Author Meets Critics: Spatial Policing: The Influence of Time, Space, and Geography on Law Enforcement Practices 2:00 PM Soho, 7th Floor Panel: Attitudes of Juveniles and College Students Toward the Police 2:00 PM Marquis B, 9th Floor Panel: Explaining Citizens’ Attitudes toward the Police 2:00 PM Marquis C, 9th Floor Panel: The Impact of Social Media on Police, Corrections, and the Community 3:30 PM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor

THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012

Panel: Race, Ethnicity, and Policing 8:00 AM Odets, 4th Floor Feature Roundtable: Building our way out of Crime: the Transformative Power of Police-Community Developer Partnerships 8:00 AM Wilder, 4th Floor Panel: Legal Issues in Law Enforcement Operations 8:00 AM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Panel: Police Integrity and Discipline Fairness 8:00 AM Brecht, 4th Floor Roundtable: Developmental Competency in Police-Youth Encounters—Still Developing 8:00 AM Westside 1, 5th Floor Panel: The Impact of Lethal Situations on Police Stress 8:00 AM Empire, 7th Floor Panel: Police Deviance 8:00 AM Hudson, 7th Floor Panel: Calling the Cops 12:30 PM Wilder, 4th Floor Panel: The Impact of Social and Relationship Factors on Police Stress 12:30 PM Hart, 4th Floor Panel: Attitudes toward Police 12:30 PM Imperial, 5th Floor Panel: Law Enforcement Agencies and Communities: Working Cooperatively 12:30 PM Marquis A, 9th Floor Roundtable: The Use of Mediation in Policing 12:30 PM Marquis B, 9th Floor Panel: Policing Strategies with Special Populations 2:00 PM Wilder, 4th Floor Panel: Policing Muslims as Minority and Non-Muslims in Muslim Majority Nations 2:00 PM Brecht, 4th Floor Panel: Intelligence and Information Sharing: Challenges and Controversies of Implementation 2:00 PM Herald, 7th Floor Panel: Specialized Units and Task Forces in Policing 2:00 PM Marquis A, 9th Floor Panel: Diversity and Police Behavior 2:00 PM Marquis B, 9th Floor Panel: Policing in Campus Contexts 3:30 PM O’Neill, 4th Floor Panel: Police Cars, Colors, and Crashes 3:30 PM Odets, 4th Floor Panel: Exceptions to the Fourth Amendment Search and Seizure Requirements 3:30 PM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Panel: Evaluation of Policing Strategies 5:00 PM O’Neill, 4th Floor Panel: From CCTV to Crime Scene Evidence: The Use of Technology in Policing 5:00 PM Odets, 4th Floor Panel: International Policing Issues 5:00 PM Hart, 4th Floor Panel: Evidentiary Issues in Policing 5:00 PM Juilliard, 5th Floor Panel: Global Policing in an Age of Terror 5:00 PM Duffy, 7th Floor Panel: Police Investigation and Response Strategies 5:00 PM Soho, 7th Floor

FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 2012

Panel: Police Investigation 8:00 AM Wilder, 4th Floor Panel: Gender and the Policing Profession 8:00 AM Brecht, 4th Floor Panel: Policing 8:00 AM Chelsea, 7th Floor Panel: Police Officer Leadership: Advancement, Evaluation, and Millennials 8:00 AM Marquis C, 9th Floor Panel: Policing in Understudied Contexts 2:00 PM Wilder, 4th Floor Panel: Beyond Survival toward Officer Wellness (beSTOW) 2:00 PM Hudson, 7th Floor Panel: Police Funding, Budgets, and Officer Decertification 2:00 PM Marquis C, 9th Floor Panel: Using Research to Merge Academics and Practitioners in Policing 3:30 PM Wilder, 4th Floor Panel: Police Officer Stress, Satisfaction, and Participatory Decisionmaking 3:30 PM Marquis C, 9th Floor

SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 2012

Roundtable: Police Training from the Comparative Perspective 8:00 AM O’Neill, 4th Floor Panel: Community Policing, Civilians, and Spirituality 8:00 AM Odets, 4th Floor Panel: Police Leadership and Front Line Supervision 9:30 AM O’Neill, 4th Floor Panel: Theory, Effectiveness, and Change in Police Organizations 9:30 AM Odets, 4th Floor Panel: Organizational and Individual Characteristics Effects on Police Stress 9:30 AM Juilliard, 5th Floor Panel: Controversies in Policing 9:30 AM Imperial, 5th Floor Roundtable: Police Training, Innovations, and Practice 11:00 AM Lyceum, 5th Floor

SECTION MEETINGS

Police Executive Board Thursday, March 15, 2012, 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM, Sky Lobby, 16th Floor

Police General Business Meeting Friday, March 16, 2012, 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM, Olmstead, 7th Floor

RESTORATIVE AND COMMUNITY JUSTICE SECTION EVENTS OF INTEREST

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2012

Feature Roundtable: Teaching Restorative Justice: A Search for a Restorative Pedagogy 8:00 AM Gramercy, 7th Floor Panel: The Criminal Justice Curriculum I 3:30 PM Jolson, 9th Floor

THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012

Panel: Restorative Justice: Impact of Community Programs 8:00 AM Jolson, 9th Floor Feature Roundtable: Sustainable Justice is Restorative Justice: But is Restorative Justice Sustainable? 9:30 AM O’Neill, 4th Floor Panel: Key Factors Related to Reentry, Recidivism, and the Community 3:30 PM Empire, 7th Floor Roundtable: Restorative Justice and Race: Conversations on Theory and Practice 3:30 PM Jolson, 9th Floor

SECTION MEETINGS

Restorative and Community Justice General Business Meeting Thursday, March 15, 2012, 2:00 PM – 3: 15 PM, Duffy, 7th Floor

SECURITY AND CRIME PREVENTION SECTION EVENTS OF INTEREST

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2012

Panel: Using Qualitative Methods in the Understanding of Internet/Cybercrime 8:00 AM Duffy, 7th Floor Feature Panel: Crime Prevention: Theory and Practice 8:00 AM Cantor, 9th Floor Feature Panel: Using GIS as a Tool to Understand and Prevent Crime 9:30 AM Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Panel: Using Quantitative Methods in the Exploration of Internet/Cybercrime 9:30 AM Duffy, 7th Floor Panel: Crime Prevention: The Impact of Closed-Circuit Television Programs on Crime and Fear 9:30 AM Cantor, 9th Floor Panel: Technological Advances and Its Implications on Constitutional Rights 2:00 PM Westside 2, 5th Floor Roundtable: Developing Homeland Security and Emergency Management Programs within Criminal Justice 3:30 PM O’Neill, 4th Floor Panel: Homeland Security Attitudes and Perceptions 3:30 PM Odets, 4th Floor

THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012

Panel: Current Issues, Public Perceptions, and Prevention Initiatives in White-Collar Crime 8:00 AM Duffy, 7th Floor Panel: Current Research in Security and Private Policing 8:00 AM Harlem, 7th Floor Roundtable: Current Issues in Private Security 9:30 AM Olmstead, 7th Floor Panel: Crime, Justice, and the Internet 12:30 PM Hudson, 7th Floor Roundtable: In What Academic Discipline Should Security Education Be Placed? 12:30 PM Olmstead, 7th Floor Panel: The Digital World in Criminological Perspective 12:30 PM Gramercy, 7th Floor Panel: Intelligence and Information Sharing: Challenges and Controversies of Implementation 2:00 PM Herald, 7th Floor Panel: Theoretical Applications and Methodological Advances Using GIS 3:30 PM Wilder, 4th Floor Panel: Evaluation of Psychological and Strategic Variables of Terrorists and Terrorist Organizations 3:30 PM Duffy, 7th Floor Panel: Examining the Nature and State of White-Collar Crime 3:30 PM Olmstead, 7th Floor Panel: Public Perceptions of Terrorism 3:30 PM Soho, 7th Floor

FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 2012

Open Seminar: Geographic Profiling 2:00 PM Imperial, 5th Floor

SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 2012

Panel: Special Topics in Crime Prevention: Campus Safety and Burglary 8:00 AM Empire, 7th Floor Panel: Rule of Law, International Policing, and Security 9:30 AM Booth, 5th Floor Panel: Crime Prevention: Analyses of Theft 9:30 AM Empire, 7th Floor Roundtable: Sexual Predation and the Internet 9:30 AM Cantor, 9th Floor Panel: Federal Law Enforcement and Security Research 11:00 AM O’Neill, 4th Floor

SECTION MEETINGS

Security and Crime Prevention Executive Board Meeting Thursday, March 15, 2012, 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM, Barrymore, 9th Floor

Security and Crime Prevention General Business Meeting, Awards Presentation, and Reception Friday, March 16, 2012, 3:30 PM – 6:00 PM, Ziegfeld, 4th Floor VICTIMOLOGY SECTION EVENTS OF INTEREST

TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 2012

Seminar: Ten Years Later: Post 9-11 Responses to Resulting Victimizations: What Have We Learned? 1:00 PM Odets, 4th Floor

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2012

Panel: Attitudes Regarding Interpersonal Violence 8:00 AM Chelsea, 7th Floor Feature Roundtable: Teaching Restorative Justice: A Search for a Restorative Pedagogy 8:00 AM Gramercy, 7th Floor Panel: Exposure to Childhood Victimization 8:00 AM Marquis A, 9th Floor Feature Panel: Crime Prevention: Theory and Practice 8:00 AM Cantor, 9th Floor Panel: Methodological Issues Associated with the Examination of Interpersonal Violence 9:30 AM Marquis A, 9th Floor Panel: An LBGTQ Discussion of Other Genders: Sexual Minority Victims 2:00 PM Brecht, 4th Floor Panel: Contextual Factors and Interpersonal Violence 2:00 PM Marquis A, 9th Floor

THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012

Panel: Issues Related to the Complicated Nature of Domestic Violence 8:00 AM Cantor, 9th Floor Panel: Restorative Justice: Impact of Community Programs 8:00 AM Jolson, 9th Floor Feature Roundtable: Sustainable Justice is Restorative Justice: But is Restorative Justice Sustainable? 9:30 AM O’Neill, 4th Floor Panel: Quiet No More: Discussing Males as Perpetrators and Females as Victims’ Paradigm 9:30 AM Brecht, 4th Floor Panel: The Influence of the Media’s Coverage of Crime 9:30 AM Marquis C, 9th Floor Author Meets Critics: After the Crime: The Power of Restorative Justice Dialogues Between Victims and Violence Offenders 12:30 PM Brecht, 4th Floor Panel: Law, Programs, and Policies for Crime Victims 12:30 PM Westside 1, 5th Floor Roundtable: Defense-Initiated Victim Outreach Following 9.11: The Trial of Zacharias Moussaoui 12:30 PM Cantor, 9th Floor Roundtable: Integrating Crime Victims’ Issues into University and Colelge Curricula 2:00 PM Cantor, 9th Floor Roundtable: Academic Meets Practitioner 5:00 PM Westside 1, 5th Floor

FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 2012

Panel: Current Issues in School Violence and Juvenile Justice 8:00 AM Harlem, 7th Floor Panel: School Bullying 8:00 AM Marquis A, 9th Floor Panel: Contemporary Issues and Theories of Victimization 8:00 AM Cantor, 9th Floor Roundtable: Women Trafficking Today: A Framework of Policing Women Trafficking & Providing Effective Immigration Policies 8:00 AM Sky Lobby, 16th Floor Feature Roundtable: Sustaining Justice Through Standards for Court Ordered Domestic Violence Offenders 2:00 PM Duffy, 7th Floor Feature Panel: Current Research on Crimes Against American Indian and Alaska Native Women: Informing Sustainable Practice and Policy 2:00 PM Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor Panel: Domestic and International Issues in Human Trafficking 3:30 PM Juilliard, 5th Floor Panel: Victimization and Educational Settings 3:30 PM Cantor, 9th Floor

SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 2012

Panel: Sexual Assault: Victims’ and Offenders’ Needs 8:00 AM Hart, 4th Floor Panel: Special Topics in Crime Prevention: Campus Safety and Burglary 8:00 AM Empire, 7th Floor Panel: Internet and Cyber Victimization 8:00 AM Cantor, 9th Floor Author Meets Critics: A Troubled Marriage: Domestic Violence and the Legal System 9:30 AM Broadhurst, 5th Floor Panel: Crime Prevention: Analyses of Theft 9:30 AM Empire, 7th Floor Roundtable: Sexual Predation and the Internet 9:30 AM Cantor, 9th Floor Panel: International Perspectives on Victimization 11:00 AM Odets, 4th Floor Panel: International Perspectives on Hate Crime 11:00 AM Imperial, 5th Floor Panel: Guns, Sexual Violence, and Mob Justice 11:00 AM Hudson, 7th Floor

SECTION MEETINGS

Victimology Executive Board Meeting Thursday, March 15, 2012, 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM, Jolson, 9th Floor

Victimology General Business Meeting Thursday, March 15, 2012, 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM, Harlem, 7th Floor

Victimology Ice Cream Social Thursday, March 15, 2012, 3:30 PM – 4:15 PM, Astor, 7th Floor ΑΦΣ 2012 Conference Program Celebrating 70 Years of Excellence

Marriott Marquis Times Square, NY.

TH WEDNESDAY MARCH 14 , 2012

8:00am - 9:00am Continental Breakfast AΦΣ Suite Sponsored by Voice & Ink Enterprises, Inc. Forensic Consultant

9:30am - 11:30am “Happy Hour: “It’s not about the alcohol” Manhattan Ballroom Sponsored by the Alpha Phi Sigma Council.

11:30am - 12:45pm Lunch on your own

1:00pm Alpha Phi Sigma Opening Ceremony Manhattan Ballroom Honor Guard National Anthem: Cathy Barth. ACJS Manager ACJS President’s Greeting, Melissa Barlow, Ph.D. Celebrate ΑΦΣ ∼ 70 Years of Excellence ~ Past, Present & Future Terrence Ethridge, Member of ΑΦΣ’s 1st Chapter. Keynote Speaker: Barney Brown Wrongfully committed and sentenced to life without parole at the age of 14. He served 38 years in prison and was exonerated through the Innocence Project.

Following Opening Crime Scene Investigation ~ Registration, Briefing & Investigation Manhattan Ballroom Ceremony Delta Lambda Chapter ~ Colorado Technical University ~ Sioux Falls

5:00pm Judging of Community Service Award, Manhattan Ballroom Chapter Goal Awards & Yearbook Award

THURSDAY MARCH 15TH, 2012

8:00am - 9:15am Continental Breakfast AΦΣ Suite Sponsored by Voice & Ink Enterprises, Inc. Forensic Consultants

8:00am - 9:15am Criminal Justice General Knowledge Test Manhattan Ballroom Win a $500 Scholarship

9:30am - 11:00am 9-11 and The Days After Manhattan Ballroom White Plains, NY. Public Safety Commissioner David Chong

11:00am - 12:45pm College Bowl Manhattan Ballroom

12:45pm – 2:00pm Lunch on your own

2:00pm Mock Trial Manhattan Ballroom Mark Stevens, JD, Chapter Advisor, Lambda Omega ~ California State University ~ Fresno

5:00pm Informal Conversation with Barney Brown Manhattan Ballroom

ΑΦΣ 2012 Conference Program Celebrating 70 Years of Excellence

Marriott Marquis Times Square, NY.

FRIDAY MARCH 16TH, 2012

8:00am - 9:30am Continental Breakfast AΦΣ Suite Sponsored by Voice & Ink Enterprises, Inc. Forensic Consultants

8:30am - 9:30am Chapter Advisors Meeting Manhattan Ballroom

9:30am - 11:00am Student Panel Manhattan Ballroom

11:00am - 12:15pm Celebrate ΑΦΣ with Our Past National Officers Manhattan Ballroom

12:30pm - 1:45pm Lunch on your own Manhattan Ballroom

2:00pm Celebrate ΑΦΣ’s Anniversary: Manhattan Ballroom

 Dress in the costume of your favorite decade (1940’s to 1980’s)

 Attend a “short” Business Meeting and the awarding of 70 Scholarships and Awards, honoring our 70 years of Excellence in Academics, Leadership, Service & Unity

Golden Lifetime Alumni Award; VA Leonard Scholarships; Regina B. Shearn Scholarships; Paper Competition (Undergraduate & Graduate); Member of the Year Award; Advisor of the Year Award; Chapter Goal Awards (Unity, Educational Leadership & Community Service); Star Chapter; Community Service Project Award (“Bullying”); Outstanding Yearbook Competition; Web Page Contest; 70th Anniversary Scholarships and more, more, more!

 Put on your dancing shoes and costume from your favorite decade and dance....dance....dance You can be the next Alpha Phi Sigma’s Dancing with the Stars Contestant! (Prizes Awarded)

Have fun moving to the dances of the decades: the Lindy Hop; Swing; Jitter Bug; Hand Jive, Stroll; Twist; Bunny Hop; Monkey; Jerk; Mashed Potato; Hustle; Bump; YMCA; Funky, Chicken; Conga; Electric Slide; Running Man; Cabbage Patch; Butterfly; Macarena; Cha Cha Slide; Cupid Shuffle; Cotton Eye Joe.

2012 PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

NOTE: All events scheduled in the Sky Lobby, 16th Floor, have been moved to the Liberty Room, 8th floor. Monday, March 12, 2012

12:00 PM – 5:00 PM ACJS Budget, Finance, and Audit Committee Brecht, 4th Floor Meeting

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

8:00 AM – 5:00 PM ACJS Executive Board Meeting Hart, 4th Floor

1:00 PM – 8:00 PM ACJS Meeting Registration 5th Floor Registration

5:30 PM – 8:30 PM ACJS Professional Development Teaching O’Neill, 4th Floor Workshop (Pre-Registration Required)

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

7:30 AM – 5:00 PM ACJS Meeting Registration 5th Floor Registration

8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Alpha Phi Sigma Events Manhattan, 8th Floor

8:00 AM – 12:15 PM ACJS Professional Development Teaching O’Neill, 4th Floor Workshop (continued from Tuesday, March 13, 2012) (Pre-Registration Required)

8:00 AM – 9:15 AM ACJS 2012 Committee Chairs Meeting Sky Lobby, 16th Floor

8:00 AM – 9:15 AM Northeast Region Executive Board Meeting Hart, 4th Floor

8:00 AM – 10:45 AM ACJS 2012 Section Leadership Meeting Columbia, 7th Floor

8:00 AM – 4:45 PM Panels, Roundtables, Workshops

9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Coffee Bar Westside 3/4, 5th Floor

9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open Westside 3/4, 5th Floor

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Southern Region Executive Board Meeting Imperial, 5th Floor

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Midwest Region Executive Board Meeting Juilliard, 5th Floor

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Southwest Region Executive Board Meeting Herald, 7th Floor

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Western Region Executive Board Meeting Sky Lobby, 16th Floor

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM ACJS Public Policy Committee Meeting Barrymore, 9th Floor

11:00 AM – 12:15 PM ACJS Keynote Address Westside 1, 5th Floor

12:00 PM – 5:00 PM Employment Exchange Open Broadhurst, 5th Floor

12:30 PM – 1:45 PM Bruce Smith, Sr. Award Recipient Address Westside 1, 5th Floor

2:00 PM – 315 PM ACJS Presidential Plenary Westside 1, 5th Floor

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM ACJS Constitution and By-Laws Committee Sky Lobby, 16th Floor Meeting

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM ACJS Ethics Committee Meeting Columbia, 7th Floor

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM ACJS Affirmative Action Committee Meeting Juilliard, 5th Floor

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM ACJS Publications Committee Meeting Imperial, 5th Floor 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Regional Leadership Summit Jolson, 9th Floor

3:30 PM – 4:45 PM ACJS Presidential Plenary Westside 1, 5th Floor

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Northeast Region General Business Meeting Westside 1, 5th Floor

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Southern Region General Business Meeting Westside 2, 5th Floor

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Western Region General Business Meeting Odets, 4th Floor

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Midwest Region General Business Meeting Ziegfeld, 4th Floor

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Southwest Region General Business Meeting Wilder, 4th Floor

6:00 PM – 8:00 PM President’s Reception Marquis, 9th Floor

8:00 PM Evening Social Featuring “The Hot Spots” Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor

Thursday, March 15, 2012

7:00 AM – 8:00 AM Victimology Section Executive Board Meeting Jolson, 9th Floor

7:00 AM – 8:00 AM Security and Crime Prevention Section Barrymore, 9th Floor Executive Board Meeting

7:00 AM – 8:00 AM Law and Public Policy Section General Sky Lobby, 16th Floor Business Meeting and Breakfast

7:30 AM – 9:15 AM Juvenile Justice Section Breakfast and Marquis A, 9th Floor General Business Meeting

7:30 AM – 9:15 AM ACJS Academic Review Committee Meeting Hart, 4th Floor

7:30 AM – 5:00 PM ACJS Meeting Registration 5th Floor Registration

8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Alpha Phi Sigma Events Manhattan, 8th Floor

8:00 AM – 9:15 AM Corrections Section Executive Board Meeting Columbia, 7th Floor

8:00 AM – 9:15 AM ACJS Assessment Committee Meeting Juilliard, 5th Floor

8:00 AM – 9:15 AM ACJS Student Affairs Committee Meeting Imperial, 5th Floor

8:00 AM – 6:15 PM Panels, Roundtables, Workshops

8:30 AM – 10:00 AM Justice Quarterly and Journal of Criminal Justice Marquis B, 9th Floor Education Editorial Board Meetings

9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Coffee Bar Westside 3/4, 5th Floor

9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open Westside 3/4, 5th Floor

9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Employment Exchange Open Broadhurst, 5th Floor

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Police Section Executive Board Meeting Sky Lobby, 16th Floor

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Community College Section Executive Board Columbia, 7th Floor Meeting

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Journal of Ethnicity in Criminal Justice Editorial Juilliard, 5th Floor Board Meeting

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM ACJS Membership Committee Meeting Imperial, 5th Floor

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM International Section Executive Board Meeting Jolson, 9th Floor

11:00 AM – 12:15 PM ACJS Keynote Address Westside 1, 5th Floor

12:30 PM – 1:45 PM ACJS 2013 Program Committee Meeting Columbia, 7th Floor

12:30 PM – 1:45 PM International Section Luncheon and Marquis C, 9th Floor Gerhard O. W. Mueller Award Ceremony

12:30 PM – 1:45 PM Juvenile Justice Section Executive Board Meeting Sky Lobby, 16th Floor

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM ACJS Presidential Plenary Westside 1, 5th Floor

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM International Section General Meeting Marquis C, 9th Floor

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Critical Criminal Justice Section Executive Sky Lobby, 16th Floor Board Meeting

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Restorative and Community Justice Section Duffy, 7th Floor General Business Meeting

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM 2013 Awards Committee Chairs Meeting Columbia, 7th Floor

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Victimology Section General Business Meeting Harlem, 7th Floor

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Women in Criminal Justice Editorial Board Meeting Imperial, 5th Floor

3:30 PM – 4:45 PM ACJS Presidential Plenary Westside 1, 5th Floor

3:30 PM – 4:15 PM Victimology Section Ice Cream Social Astor, 7th Floor

3:30 PM – 4:45 PM Minorities and Women Section General Cantor, 9th Floor Business Meeting

5:00 PM – 6:30 PM Law and Public Policy Section Awards Ceremony Sky Lobby, 16th Floor

7:00 PM – 9:00 PM University of New Haven Reception Ziegfeld, 4th Floor

7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Sam Houston State University Reception Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor

Friday, March 16, 2012

7:30 AM – 9:30 AM Corrections Section General Business Meeting Marquis B, 9th Floor and Breakfast

8:00 AM – 9:15 AM Criminal Justice Studies Editorial Board Meeting Columbia, 7th Floor

8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Alpha Phi Sigma Events Manhattan, 8th Floor

8:00 AM – 5:00 PM ACJS Meeting Registration 5th Floor Registration

8:00 AM – 4:45 PM Panels, Roundtables, Workshops

9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open Westside 3/4, 5th Floor

9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Employment Exchange Open Broadhurst, 5th Floor

9:30 AM – 10:30 AM ACJS General Business Meeting and Getting Sky Lobby, 16th Floor Involved in ACJS Committees

10:30 AM – 11:00 AM ACJS Justice Quarterly and Journal of Criminal Broadway North, 6th Floor Justice Education Invitation Showcase and ACJS Research and Pictorial Showcase Set-Up

11:00 AM – 12:30 PM ACJS Justice Quarterly and Journal of Criminal Broadway North, 6th Floor Justice Education Invitation Showcase and ACJS Research and Pictorial Showcase

12:30 PM – 1:00 PM ACJS Justice Quarterly and Journal of Criminal Broadway North, 6th Floor Justice Education Invitation Showcase and ACJS Research and Pictorial Showcase Tear-Down

12:45 PM – 1:45 PM ACJS Presidential Address Sky Lobby, 16th Floor

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Youth Violence & Juvenile Justice Columbia, 7th Floor Editorial Board Meeting

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Prison Journal Editorial Board Meeting Cantor, 9th Floor

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Criminal Justice Policy Review Jolson, 9th Floor Editorial Board Meeting

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Jesuit Educators in Criminal Justice Meeting Chelsea, 7th Floor

2:00 PM – 5:00 PM ACJS Executive Board Meeting Barrymore, 9th Floor

3:30 PM – 4:45 PM Minorities and Women Section Executive Columbia, 7th Floor Board Meeting

3:30 PM – 6:00 PM Security and Crime Prevention Section General Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Business Meeting, Awards Presentation, and Reception

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Minorities and Women Section Awards Marquis B, 9th Floor Ceremony and Reception

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM African Criminology and Justice Group Jolson, 9th Floor Meeting

5:00 PM – 6:15 PM Police Section General Business Meeting Olmstead, 7th Floor

5:00 PM – 6:15 PM Critical Criminal Justice Section General Business Sky Lobby, 16th Floor Meeting and Reception

5:00 PM – 6:30 PM Community College Section General Business Empire, 7th Floor Meeting and Reception

6:30 PM – 8:30 PM ACJS Awards Ceremony and Reception Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor

Saturday, March 17, 2012

8:00 AM – 12:15 PM Panels, Roundtables, Workshops

11:00 AM – 12:15 PM Caribbean Criminology Group Canton, 9th Floor

Monday, March 12, 2012

Monday, March 12, 2012 Day At A Glance

12:00 PM – 5:00 PM ACJS Budget, Finance, and Audit Committee Brecht, 4th Floor Meeting

Monday, March 12, 2012

12:00 PM - 5:00 PM EVENT #1 Brecht, 4th Floor ACJS Budget, Finance, and Audit Committee Meeting

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Tuesday, March 13, 2012 Day At A Glance

8:00 AM – 5:00 PM ACJS Executive Board Meeting Hart, 4th Floor

1:00 PM – 8:00 PM ACJS Meeting Registration 5th Floor Registration

5:30 PM – 8:30 PM ACJS Professional Development Teaching O’Neill, 4th Floor Workshop (Pre-Registration Required)

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM EVENT #2 Hart, 4th Floor ACJS Executive Board Meeting

Melissa Barlow, President Craig Hemmens, First Vice President James Frank, Second Vice President James W. Marquart, Immediate Past President David F. Owens, Treasurer Roslyn Muraskin, Secretary Jill A. Gordon, Trustee-At-Large Denise Kindschi Gosselin, Trustee-at-Large Nicole Leeper Piquero, Trustee-at-Large L. Edward Day, Region One Trustee Alexis J. Miller, Region Two Trustee Brad Smith, Region Three Trustee Willard M. Oliver, Region Four Trustee David Mueller, Region Five Trustee Mittie D. Southerland, Executive Director Cathy L. Barth, Association Manager

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

th 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM EVENT #3 Odets, 4 Floor

TBD

1:00 PM – 8:00 PM ACJS Meeting Registration 5th Floor Registration

th 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM EVENT #4 Wilder, 4 Floor

TBD

th 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM EVENT #5 O’Neill, 4 Floor ACJS Professional Development Teaching Workshop

Moderator: Alison Burke, Southern Oregon University

Please note: Pre-registration is required.

All registrants are expected to attend the continuation of this workshop on Wednesday, March 14, 2012, from 8:00 AM to 12:15 PM. Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Wednesday, March 14, 2012 Day At A Glance

7:30 AM – 5:00 PM ACJS Meeting Registration 5th Floor Registration

8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Alpha Phi Sigma Events Manhattan, 8th Floor

8:00 AM – 12:15 PM ACJS Professional Development Teaching O’Neill, 4th Floor Workshop (continued from Tuesday, March 13, 2012) (Pre-Registration Required)

8:00 AM – 9:15 AM ACJS 2012 Committee Chairs Meeting Sky Lobby, 16th Floor

8:00 AM – 9:15 AM Northeast Region Executive Board Meeting Hart, 4th Floor

8:00 AM – 10:45 AM ACJS 2012 Section Leadership Meeting Columbia, 7th Floor

8:00 AM – 4:45 PM Panels, Roundtables, Workshops

9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Coffee Bar Westside 3/4, 5th Floor

9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open Westside 3/4, 5th Floor

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Southern Region Executive Board Meeting Imperial, 5th Floor

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Midwest Region Executive Board Meeting Juilliard, 5th Floor

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Southwest Region Executive Board Meeting Herald, 7th Floor

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Western Region Executive Board Meeting Sky Lobby, 16th Floor

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM ACJS Public Policy Committee Meeting Barrymore, 9th Floor

11:00 AM – 12:15 PM ACJS Keynote Address Westside 1, 5th Floor

12:00 PM – 5:00 PM Employment Exchange Open Broadhurst, 5th Floor

12:30 PM – 1:45 PM Bruce Smith, Sr. Award Recipient Address Westside 1, 5th Floor

2:00 PM – 315 PM ACJS Presidential Plenary Westside 1, 5th Floor

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM ACJS Constitution and By-Laws Committee Sky Lobby, 16th Floor Meeting

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM ACJS Ethics Committee Meeting Columbia, 7th Floor

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM ACJS Affirmative Action Committee Meeting Juilliard, 5th Floor

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM ACJS Publications Committee Meeting Imperial, 5th Floor Wednesday, March 14, 2012

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Regional Leadership Summit Jolson, 9th Floor

3:30 PM – 4:45 PM ACJS Presidential Plenary Westside 1, 5th Floor

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Northeast Region General Business Meeting Westside 1, 5th Floor

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Southern Region General Business Meeting Westside 2, 5th Floor

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Western Region General Business Meeting Odets, 4th Floor

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Midwest Region General Business Meeting Ziegfeld, 4th Floor

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Southwest Region General Business Meeting Wilder, 4th Floor

6:00 PM – 8:00 PM President’s Reception Marquis, 9th Floor

8:00 PM Evening Social Featuring “The Hot Spots” Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

7:30 AM – 5:00 PM ACJS Meeting Registration 5th Floor Registration

th 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Alpha Phi Sigma Events Manhattan, 8 Floor

th 8:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT #6 O’Neill, 4 Floor ACJS Professional Development Teaching Workshop

Please note: Pre-registration is required.

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #7 Sky Lobby, 16 Floor ACJS 2012 Committee Chairs Meeting

8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #8 Hart, 4th Floor Northeast Region Executive Board Meeting

th 8:00 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #9 Columbia, 7 Floor ACJS 2012 Section Leadership Meeting

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #10 Odets, 4 Floor

PANEL: POLICE PERCEPTIONS, CULTURE, ARREST DECISIONS Chair: Marvin Zalman, Wayne State University

ORGANIZATIONAL FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE POLICE OFFICER PERCEPTIONS OF BEING VALUED D. Cody Gaines, Sam Houston State University

POLICE RESPONSE TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: MULTILEVEL FACTORS OF ARREST DECISIONS Joongyeup Lee, Sam Houston State University; Yan Zhang, Sam Houston State University

POLICE CULTURE AND INNOCENCE REFORM Marvin Zalman, Wayne State University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #11 Wilder, 4 Floor

PANEL: POLICE HOMICIDES, SHOOTINGS, AND SUICIDE BY POLICE Chair: Amanda Farrell, Old Dominion University

THE ANATOMY OF U.S. POLICE SHOOTINGS IN THE 21ST CENTURY Hasan Arslan, Western New England University

THE EFFECT OF AGE AND EXPERIENCE ON HOMICIDES OF AMERICAN POLICE OFFICERS, 2000-2009 Vincent Cannavale, John Jay College

PLACING POLICE SHOOTINGS IN CONTEXT: AN EXPLORATION OF THESE INCIDENTS IN THE HAMPTON ROADS REGION FROM 1990-2010 Amanda Farrell, Old Dominion University

POLICE CASUALTIES IN AFGHANISTAN Tammy Castle, James Madison University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #12 Ziegfeld, 4 Floor

PANEL: FEAR, RISK, AND CORRECTIONAL STAFF ATTITUDES Chair: Allan Patenaude, University of Regina

A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION: DOES THE BASE OF POWER USED BY CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS VARY BY THEIR LEVEL OF FEAR AND RISK? Jill Gordon, Virginia Commonwealth University; Amy Stichman, North Dakota State University

STRESS IN LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL: CHALLENGES & SOLUTIONS Lorie Nicholas, Federal Bureau of Prisons

CORRECTIONAL OFFICER ATTITUDES TOWARD TURNOVER INTENT IN A “GET TOUGH” ERA IN TAIWAN Yung-Lien Lai, National Taipei University; Shihche Peng, National Chungcheng University

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #13 Brecht, 4 Floor

PANEL: EXAMINING THE ROLES OF GENDER AND SEX IN CONCEPTUALIZATIONS AND CORRECTIONS Chair: Rebecca Hayes, Central Michigan University

RETURNING TO THE COMMUNITY: EXPLORING DIVERSE EXPERIENCES AND PERSPECTIVES OF FEMALE OFFENDERS Dana J. Hubbard, Cleveland State University; Betsy Matthews, Eastern Kentucky University

“BLAMING OTHERS”: FEAR OF CRIME, RAPE MYTH ACCEPTANCE AND THE JUST WORLD BELIEF Rebecca Hayes, Central Michigan University; Kristin Bell-Gerke, Northeastern University

MEN BEHIND BARS: CONCEPTUALIZING MASCULINITY IN CANADIAN FEDERAL PRISONS Rose Ricciardelli, York University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #14 Westside 1, 5 Floor

PANEL: GANG MEMBERSHIP AND BEHAVIOR: A SOCIETAL IMPACT Chair: David Mueller, Boise State University

STOP SNITCHING PHENOMENON Janice Joseph, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

GANGS AND VIOLENCE: DISENTANGLING THE IMPACT OF GANG MEMBERSHIP ON THE LEVEL AND NATURE OF OFFENDING Chris Melde, Michigan State University; Finn-Aage Esbensen, University of Missouri-St. Louis

IMPACT OF ACTUAL AND PERCEPTUAL NEIGHBORHOOD CONTEXTS ON GANG MEMBERSHIP Kyung Yon Jhi, University of Nebraska at Kearney

RECIDIVISM: THE CASE OF GANG AFFILIATES, OFFICIAL REPORTS, AND TIME Jonathan W. Caudill, California State University-Chico; Chad R. Trulson, University of North Texas; Brie Diamond, University of Texas at Dallas

DUCK, DUCK, GOOSE: DOCUMENTING GANG MEMBERS IN IDAHO David Mueller, Boise State University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #15 Westside 2, 5 Floor

PANEL: THE PRETRIAL ROLE OF PROSECUTORS Chair: Brian Johnson, University of Maryland

PROSECUTORIAL DECISION-MAKING AND UNWARRANTED RACIAL DISPARITY: A META- ANALYSIS Jawjeong Wu, Buffalo State College

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

THE EFFECT OF AGE, RACE, AND GENDER ON PROSECUTORS’ CHARGING DECISIONS Danielle Romain, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Tina L. Freiburger, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

FORCING THE STATE ATTORNEY’S HAND THROUGH REQUESTING JURY TRIALS Jerry Banfield, University of South Florida; Laura Atkins, Luhrsen Law Group; Keith Peterson, University of South Florida; Jason Dobrow, University of South Florida

THE MISSING LINK: EXAMINING PROSECUTORIAL DECISIONMAKING ACROSS FEDERAL DISTRICT COURTS Brian Johnson, University of Maryland

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #16 Juilliard, 5 Floor

PANEL: COST, VALUE, AND SUSTAINABILITY IN POLICING AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE: PRESENT AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES Chair: Wendy Regoeczi, Cleveland State University

COST, VALUE, TRUST & TRANSPARENCY IN POLICING John Jarvis, FBI Academy, Behavioral Science Unit; Joseph Schafer, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale

SUSTAINABILITY AND AUSTERITY IN POLICING: MOVING TOWARD EVIDENCE-BASED KNOWLEDGE Michael Buerger, Bowling Green State University

CALL PROCESSING IN POLICING Sean Varano, Roger Williams University; Joseph Schafer, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale

PATHS FORWARD: MOVING TOWARD A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF SUSTAINABLE POLICE PRACTICES Joseph Schafer, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #17 Imperial, 5 Floor

PANEL: ORGANIZATIONAL AND ROLE CHANGES IN CORRECTIONAL AGENCIES Chair: Faith E. Lutze, Washington State University

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES IN THE TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE: 1979 – 2009 Brenda Riley, Sam Houston State University

BROADENING THE CONCEPTUALIZATION OF COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS OFFICERS’ PROFESSIONAL ROLES Faith E. Lutze, Washington State University

SOME ARE SENTENCED, SOME ARE CALLED: FAITH-BASED PRISON VOLUNTEERS AS SERVANT-LEADERS Linda D. Keena, University of Mississippi; John E. Wade, Southeast Missouri State University; Corey M. Clark, University of Mississippi

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #18 Duffy, 7 Floor

PANEL: USING QUALITATIVE METHODS IN THE UNDERSTANDING OF INTERNET/CYBERCRIME Chair: Simon Lou, John Jay College

INTERNATIONAL DIGITAL PIRATES: EXAMINING THE ATTITUDES OF MANGA AND ANIME PIRATES Simon Lou, John Jay College

SOCIAL NETWORKS OR DRUG NETWORKS? UTILIZING ONLINE MSM SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES TO ACQUIRE AND DISTRIBUTE ILLICIT DRUGS Brian Jay Frederick, California State University, Long Beach

THE DEFENSE OF INTERNET FREEDOM: A CASE STUDY Bruce A. Carroll, Texas Christian University; Johnny H. Nahn, Texas Christian University

BIZARRE E-BAZAARS: SELLING CREDIT CARDS IN VIRTUAL BLACK MARKETS Aunshul Rege, Rutgers University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #19 Empire, 7 Floor

OPEN SEMINAR: TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION

Facilitators: Bonnie Grohe, Fayetteville State University; Shunta Hailey, Fayetteville State University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #20 Hudson, 7 Floor

PANEL: FACTORS RELATED TO PRISONER MISCONDUCT Chair: Carly Hilinski-Rosick, Grand Valley State University

AN ANALYSIS OF INDIVIDUAL AND INSTITUTIONAL FACTORS IN DIFFERING TYPES OF PRISON MISCONDUCT Gavin Lee, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

ASSESSING THE EFFECTS OF FACILITY ENVIRONMENTS ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EXPOSURE TO VIOLENCE AND INMATE MISCONDUCT Benjamin Steiner, University of South Carolina; Benjamin Meade, University of South Carolina

EXPLORING MALE AND FEMALE INMATE MISCONDUCT Carly Hilinski-Rosick, Grand Valley State University; Catherine Marcum, Georgia Southern University; Elle Gray, Grand Valley State University

A SYSTEMATIC EXAMINATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AGE AND PRISON MISCONDUCT Colby Valentine, Florida State University

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #21 Olmstead, 7 Floor

PANEL: INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT ISSUES Chair: Christopher D. Totten, Kennesaw State University

THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, KENYA & THE FUTURE: IMPLICATIONS FOR PROSECUTORIAL “PROPRIO MOTU” INVESTIGATIONS: Christopher D. Totten, Kennesaw State University

THE ROLE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT IN CHILD TRAFFICKING Ralph J. Porzio, St. John's University

THE UNITED STATES AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION Harry Rhea, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #22 Chelsea, 7 Floor

PANEL: ATTITUDES REGARDING INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE Chair: Diana Bruns, Southeast Missouri State University

AN EXAMINATION OF STUDENT PERCEPTIONS ABOUT INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE Kathryn A. Branch, University of Tampa; Elizabeth C. Dretsch, Troy University

ATTITUDES OF COLLEGE STUDENTS TOWARD BYSTANDER INTERVENTION FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT INCIDENTS: IMPLICATIONS FOR PREVENTION Carol Veneziano, Southeast Missouri State

PERSPECTIVES OF WOMEN VICTIMS OF WEALTHY BATTERERS: IS JUSTICE SERVED? Diana Bruns, Southeast Missouri State University; Megan McGrath, Southeast Missouri State University

ADVOCATES’ EXPERIENCES WITH VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: AN EXAMINATION OF PERSONAL BIASES AND ATTITUDES AND THEIR IMPACT Tanya M. Grant, Sacred Heart University

A CROSS NATIONAL COMPARISON OF ATTITUDES TOWARDS SPOUSAL ABUSE IN ALBANIA, MOLDOVA, AND UKRAINE Manish Madan, Michigan State University; Mahesh Nalla, Michigan State University; Graeme Newman, University at Albany

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #23 Soho, 7 Floor

PANEL: GEORGIA GWINNETT COLLEGE STUDENT PANEL Chair: Ronald Hunter, Georgia Gwinnett College

PROCEDURAL IMPACTS UPON REHABILITATION Anil Dhanani, Georgia Gwinnett College; Rebecca Gallagher, Georgia Gwinnett College

BOOMERANG THEORIES KimBerly Van Deusen, Georgia Gwinnett College; Nicole Moore, Georgia Gwinnett College

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

UNINTENTIONAL VICTIMS Chelsea Butler, Georgia Gwinnett College

DRUGS AND OFFENDERS Alamadin Ajanovic, Georgia Gwinnett College

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #24 Herald, 7 Floor

PANEL: INCARCERATION AND PENAL POLICIES Chair: Sheryl Van Horne, Arcadia University

LESSONS FROM ACROSS THE OCEAN: WHAT EUROPEAN PENAL POLICY COULD TEACH US Sheryl Van Horne, Arcadia University

REFORMING BANGLADSHI JAILS: AN ASSESSMENT Shawkat Mostafa, Ministry of Home Affairs, Joint Secretary, Government of Bangladesh; Mohammed Bin Kashem, Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences

COMPARATIVE PENOLOGY THROUGH THE LENS OF WAR CRIME TRIBUNALS Richard Culp, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Larry Kom, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #25 Gotham, 7 Floor

PANEL: PREDICTORS OF DELINQUENCY AMONG RACIAL/ETHNIC MINORITIES Chair: Jessica Ganao, North Carolina Central University

UNPACKING RISK FACTORS FOR DELINQUENCY FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN MALES AND FEMALES: ARE AFRICAN AMERICANS A MONOLITH? Jessica Ganao, North Carolina Central University

THE EFFECT OF PATERNAL INCARCERATION ON EARLY CHILD BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS: A RACIAL COMPARISON Terry-Ann L. Craigie, Connecticut College

REFLECTIONS ON ETHNICITY AND JUVENILE DELINQUENCY: THE TROUBLE WITH MOROCCAN BOYS Esmah Lahlah, Tilburg University Law School; Marrie Bekker, Tilburg University Law School

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #26 Gramercy, 7 Floor

FEATURE ROUNDTABLE: TEACHING RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: A SEARCH FOR A RESTORATIVE PEDAGOGY

Moderator: Mara Schiff, Florida Atlantic University

Discussants: Michael Gilbert, University of Texas at San Antonio; Rachel Hardesty, Portland State University; Morris Jenkins, University of Toledo

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #27 Harlem, 7 Floor

PANEL: EXAMINING SEXUALLY ABUSIVE BEHAVIOR Chair: Maria Francisca Rebocho, University Fernando Pessoa

THE SITUATIONAL CONTEXT OF ADULT ONSET AMONG SEXUAL OFFENDERS Alyssa Stupi, San Jose State University; Danielle Harris, San Jose State University

SEXUAL OFFENDERS’ SPATIAL MOBILITY DURING THE STAGES OF SEXUAL ASSAULT EVENTS Amelie Pedneault, Simon Fraser University; Martin Andresen, Simon Fraser University; Eric Beauregard, Simon Fraser University; Danielle Harris, San Jose State University; Raymond Knight, Brandeis University

ELUDING DETECTION THROUGH GEOGRAPHIC DECISION-MAKING: A CASE STUDY Maria Fransisca Rebocho, University Fernando Pessoa

REWARDING THE SUCCESSFUL OFFENDER: COST AVOIDANCE AND ACTUARIAL RISK STATUS DETERMINATION IN SEX OFFENDERS Joanna Amirault, Simon Fraser University; Patrick Lussier, Simon Fraser University

8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #28 Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor

PANEL: ASSESSING PUBLIC OPINION VIA CONTENT ANALYSIS Chair: David A. Mackey, Plymouth State University

THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF THE WAR ON DRUGS: A CONTENT ANALYSIS OF THE STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS 1970-2011 Alexander Drayer, University of Northern Colorado; Brittany Groot, University of Northern Colorado

SEX PANICS, CONTEMPORARY LEGENDS, AND THE INTERNET: ON-LINE DISCOURSE ABOUT SHAG BANDS AND RAINBOW PARTIES Joel Best, University of Delaware; Kathleen Bogle, LaSalle University

CRACKPOT SAFETY VALVE OR FORUM FOR COMMUNITY DISCUSSION? A CONTENT ANALYSIS OF ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS TO THE EDITOR David A. Mackey, Plymouth State University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #29 Marquis A, 9 Floor

PANEL: EXPOSURE TO CHILDHOOD VICTIMIZATION Chair: Emily Wright, University of South Carolina

EXPOSURE TO VIOLENCE AND VICTIMIZATION AND PROBLEMATIC YOUTH ALCOHOL USE Emily Wright, University of South Carolina; Abigail Fagan, University of South Carolina

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

OFFENDERS IN INCESTUOUS RAPE OF MINORS: A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF EXPLANATIONS AND RATIONALIZATIONS Andrew Fulkerson, Southeast Missouri State University; Diana Bruns, Southeast Missouri State University

ONLINE VERSUS RESIDENTIAL LEARNING FOR CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE PREVENTION TRAINING: AN ANALYSIS OF STUDENT LEARNING Keith Bell, West Liberty University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #30 Marquis B, 9 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: (RE)ENVISIONING D.A.R.E.: SCHOOL-BASED DRUG ABUSE RESISTANCE EDUCATION

Moderator: Michelle Miller-Day, Pennsylvania State University

Discussants: Frank Pegueros, Chief Operating Officer, D.A.R.E. America; Michael Hecht, Pennsylvania State University; Bobby Robinson, Commander, Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #31 Marquis C, 9 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: COUNTERTERRORISM STRATEGIES: IS COMMUNITY POLICING THE ANSWER?

Moderator: Anthony Papa, Sacred Heart University

Discussants: David Shroeder, University of New Haven; Pearl Jacobs, Sacred Heart University; Patrick Morris, Sacred Heart University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #32 Cantor, 9 Floor

FEATURE PANEL: CRIME PREVENTION: THEORY AND PRACTICE Chair: John Winterdyk, Mount Royal University

TAKING CRIME PREVENTION SERIOUSLY: A COMPARATIVE LESSON FROM THE FROZEN NORTH John Winterdyk, Mount Royal University

C.R.I.M.E.S.: A PARADIGM SHIFT IN CRIME PREVENTION Eugene Hughley, S.P.E.C.T.R.U.M. & Southern University A & M College

CRIME PREVENTION CHALLENGES AND PRIORITIES IN BANGLADESH Mohammad Azizur Rahman, Mawlana Bhashani Science and Technology University

TOWARDS REDUCING KNIFE CRIMES IN THE CITY OF SIVAS, TURKEY: A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF CRIMES COMMITTED USING KNIVES Ismail Yilmaz, Sivas Police Training School; Cuneyt Gurer; Ahmet Yurdaer, Sivas Police Training School

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #33 Jolson, 9 Floor

FEATURE PANEL: RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE Chair: Liam Leonard, Institute of Technology, Sligo, Ireland

RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN IRELAND Liam Leonard, Institute of Technology, Sligo, Ireland; Paula Kenny, Institute of Technology, Sligo, Ireland

REINTEGRATION OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: AN EXPOSITION OF PARALLEL CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS Joseph Chaggama, University of Hull, UK

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #34 Barrymore, 9 Floor

PANEL: CAPITAL PUNISHMENT: MITIGATION ISSUES Chair: Patricia W. Millhoff, University of Akron

WHATEVER HAPPENED TO SANDRA LOCKETT: LOCKETT V. OHIO, 438 U.S. 586 (1978) Patricia W. Millhoff, University of Akron

A PRACTICAL FORENSIC MENTAL HEALTH ANALYSIS OF THE DEATH PENALTY APPLIED TO WOMEN Kristen Greider, University of San Diego; Ronn Johnson, University of San Diego

AN APPLICATION OF THE “SYMBOLIC ASSAILANT” THEORY TO CAPITAL SENTENCING Susan McNeeley, University of Cincinnati

THE ROLE OF MITIGATION SPECIALISTS ON DEATH PENALTY CASES Jennifer Wynn, LaGuardia Community College and John Jay College

9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Coffee Bar Westside 3/4, 5th Floor

9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open Westside 3/4, 5th Floor

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #35 Imperial, 5th Floor Southern Region Executive Board Meeting

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #36 Juilliard, 5 Floor Midwest Region Executive Board Meeting

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #37 Herald, 7th Floor Southwest Region Executive Board Meeting

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #38 Sky Lobby, 16 Floor Western Region Executive Board Meeting

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #39 Barrymore, 9th Floor ACJS Public Policy Committee Meeting

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #40

TBD

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #41 Wilder, 4 Floor

FEATURE ROUNDTABLE: SUSTAINABLE JUSTICE AND STUDENT CRIME – PERSPECTIVES FROM A LIFE-COURSE AND CRIMINAL CAREER FRAMEWORK

Moderator: David N. Khey, Loyola University New Orleans

Discussants: George Higgins, University of Louisville; Jerry Banfield, University of South Florida; Jon Maskaly, University of South Florida; Chris Donner, University of South Florida

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #42 Ziegfeld, 4 Floor

FEATURE PANEL: USING GIS AS A TOOL TO UNDERSTAND AND PREVENT CRIME Chair: Melissa Burek, Bowling Green State University

HOTSPOT MAPPING AND CAMPUS CRIMES Yeok-il Cho, University of Central Missouri

GEO-SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF SEX OFFENDERS Harry Wilson, Ohio Northern University; Seungmug (Zech) Lee, Western Illinois University

SMARTPHONES AND SAFE SUBWAYS: PREVENTING CELL PHONE THEFT WITHIN THE MBTA SUBWAY SYSTEM Kendra Gentry, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

BEFORE AND AFTER WELFARE REFORM: GEOSPATIAL ANALYSIS OF ITS IMPACT ON CRIME 1980 - 2010 Melissa Burek, Bowling Green State University; Philip Stinson, Bowling Green State University; Xinyue Ye, Bowling Green State University

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #43 Brecht, 4 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: INCARCERATED WOMEN AND THE ROLE OF FAMILY IN THEIR LIVES

Moderator: Katarzyna Celinska, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Discussants: Zelma W. Henriques, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Beverly D. Frazier, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Mia Y. Ramdial, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Lorie Nicholas, Federal Bureau of Prisons; Danielle, J. Nesi, Federal Bureau of Prisons

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #44 Hart, 4 Floor

PANEL: CUTTING EDGE CORRECTIONS: INSTITUTIONAL MANAGEMENT ISSUES Chair: Mary Stohr, Missouri State University

MASS DECARCERATION? Mary Stohr, Missouri State University; Brett Garland, Missouri State University; Nancy Hogan, Ferris State University; Eric Lambert, Wayne State University; Aida Hass, Missouri State University

THE TREATMENT OF THE MENTALLY ILL IN SUPERMAX FACILITIES: AN EVALUATION OF STATE SUPERMAX POLICIES Harry Butler, University of Nebraska at Omaha; William Johnson, University of Southern Mississippi; O. Griffin, III, University of Southern Mississippi

PUBLIC POLICY AND MEDICAL ISSUES OF AGING PRISONERS Micheal Champion, Wiley College; Calvin Lester

CONTEXTUALIZING INTERSTATE INMATE TRANSFERS IN AMERICAN CORRECTIONS Robert Swan, Western Oregon University

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #45 Westside 1, 5 Floor

PANEL: EXPLORING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DELINQUENCY AND OTHER BEHAVIORS Chair: Alexis J. Harper, The University of Texas at Dallas

THOU SHALL NOT BE DELINQUENT: AN EXAMINATION OF THE IMPACT RELIGIOSITY HAS ON DIFFERENT TYPES OF DELINQUENCY Elizabeth Michelle Swensen, University of Texas at Dallas; Rashaan A. DeShay, University of Texas at Dallas; Myesha Applewhite, University of Texas at Dallas; Adam Okulicz-Kozaryn, University of Texas at Dallas

WHERE IS YOUR CHILD? PARENTAL CONTROLS AND SOCIAL SUPPORTS OF JUVENILE PROBATIONERS Amy Kyle Cook, Virginia State University

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

EVALUATION OF RACIAL DISPARITY IN THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EMPLOYMENT PATTERNS & BINGE DRINKING IN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Alana M. Henninger, John Jay College of Criminal Justice/CUNY Graduate Center

POSITIVITY AND DELINQUENCY IN YOUTH: IS THE GLASS HALF FULL? Alexis J. Harper, The University of Texas at Dallas

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #46 Westside 2, 5 Floor

PANEL: THE IMPACT OF PRE-TRIAL ACTIVITIES Chair: David Alexander Bowers, University of South Alabama

WHAT ACCOUNTS FOR DIFFERENCES IN THE TRIAL PENALTY ACROSS JURISDICTIONS? David Alexander Bowers, University of South Alabama

THE STATE OF PRETRIAL SERVICES IN COLORADO Jennifer Lasswell, Metropolitan State College of Denver

PLEA BARGAINING IN INDIA: A REVALUATION Abraham Piely Meachinkara, Cochin University of Science and Technology

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #47 Duffy, 7 Floor

PANEL: USING QUANTITATIVE METHODS IN THE EXPLORATION OF INTERNET/CYBERCRIME Chair: Jerry Banfield, University of South Florida

APPLYING SELF-CONTROL THEORY TO ONLINE DEVIANCE Jerry Banfield, University of South Florida; Lorie Friedell, University of South Florida; Wesley Jennings, University of South Florida

TEEN SEXTING AND SOCIAL LEARNING THEORY Rebecca Headley, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Carly Hilinski-Rosick, Grand Valley State University; Tina Freiburger, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

THE DETERRING ROLE OF WARNINGS IN SHAPING ONLINE COMPUTER ATTACKS: PRELIMINARY FINDINGS FROM A RANDOMIZED EXPERIMENT Mariel Alper, University of Maryland; David Maimon, University of Maryland; Michel Cukier, University of Maryland; Bertrand Sobesto, University of Maryland

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #48 Empire, 7 Floor

PANEL: INNOVATION IN POLICING Chair: John DeCarlo, University of New Haven

WHERE ARE THE CRIMINALS? INNOVATION IN CRIME ANALYSIS: HUMAN TERRAIN MAPPING John DeCarlo, University of New Haven; Phillip Kopp, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

TRACKING INNOVATION: AN ASSESSMENT OF THE LAW ENFORCEMENT MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATIVE STATISTICS SURVEY Phillip Kopp, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; John DeCarlo, University of New Haven

COMMUNITY ACCEPTANCE OF TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS: CRIME CAMERAS IN PUBLIC PLACES William Sousa, University of Nevada Las Vegas; Tamara Madensen, University of Nevada Las Vegas

INNOVATION IN TRAINING OUR SENIOR POLICE LEADERS: WHAT’S AVAILABLE? WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR? AND HOW CAN WE MAKE IT BETTER? Michael Jenkins, University of New Haven; John DeCarlo, University of New Haven

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #49 Hudson, 7 Floor

PANEL: LEADERSHIP FOR AND BY STAFF IN CORRECTIONS Chair: Jeanne Stinchcomb, Florida Atlantic University

MAKING THE DECISION GOALS OF CORRECTIONAL STAFF EXPLICIT Brandy L. Blasko, Temple University; John Goldkamp, Temple University

NATURE OF LEADERSHIP ESSAY: LEADERSHIP IN CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES Timothy Michael Eklin, Antioch University

JAIL LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT – SUCCESSION PLANNING FOR THE UPCOMING RETIREMENT TSUNAMI Jeanne Stinchcomb, Florida Atlantic University

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #50 Olmstead, 7 Floor

PANEL: COMPARATIVE CRIME AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE Chair: TBD

COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE PROTECTION OF CONVICTS’ RIGHTS UNDER THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE CANADIAN COURTS Adelina Diana Iftene, Queen's University, Faculty of Law

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

MAKING MIRANDA RIGHTS EFFECTIVE: NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN EUROPE COMPARED TO U.S. STANDARDS Stefan Schumann, University of Graz; Karin Bruckmueller, University of Vienna

MORE RIGHTS GRANTED, BUT MORE ARE DESIRED: THE AMENDMENT TO CHINA’S CRIMINAL PROCEDURE LAW AND THE RIGHTS OF SUSPECTS AT THE POLICE INVESTIGATION Yue Ma, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #51 Chelsea, 7 Floor

PANEL: CAPITAL PUNISHMENT AND MODERN CULTURE: THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN’ Chair: Elisabeth O’Toole, University of Sioux Falls

THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON CRIME AND PUNISHMENT Jacob J. Kabrud, University of Sioux Falls

THE PROBLEM OF WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS Justine Leonard, University of Sioux Falls

THE POLITICS OF DEATH IN AMERICA Chris Sadler, University of Sioux Falls

“I DID IT MY WAY”: THE CUSTOM OF LAST MEALS AND FINAL STATEMENTS Elisabeth O’Toole, University of Sioux Falls; Alex Weiss, University of Sioux Falls

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #52 Soho, 7 Floor

PANEL: RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: APPLICATIONS WITHIN INSTITUTIONAL SETTINGS Chair: Mara Schiff, Florida Atlantic University

“NO TIME TO TALK?”: ZERO TOLERANCE, RESTORATIVE JUSTICE, AND NEW PATHWAYS TO EFFECTIVE SCHOOL DISCIPLINE Mara Schiff, Florida Atlantic University; Gordon Bazemore, Florida Atlantic University

RESTORATIVE JUSTICE PRACTICES IN A CAMPUS JUDICIAL SETTING Danielle Neal, University of Nebraska at Kearney; Julie Campbell, University of Nebraska at Kearney

EVALUATING FAMILY GROUP CONFERENCING IN A JUVENILE PROBATION SETTING Kelly Waltman-Spreha, Temple University

FROM THE INSIDE/OUT – GREENE COUNTY JAIL INMATES ON RESTORATIVE REENTRY Aida Haas, Missouri State University

THE EFFICACY OF VICTIM IMPACT PANELS WITH SEX OFFENDER POPULATION: A CASE STUDY Bevin Arnett, University of Central Missouri; Gene Bonham, Jr., University of Central Missouri

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #53 Gotham, 7 Floor

TBD

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #54 Gramercy, 7 Floor

PANEL: OLDER U.S. AND CANADIAN PRISONERS: THE POTENTIAL BENEFITS OF AGE SEGREGATION AND RE-ENTRY PROGRAMMING Chair: John J. Kerbs, East Carolina University

THE AGE SEGREGATION DEBATE FOR OLDER PRISONERS Anita Blowers, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

THE RE-ENTRY OF OLDER PRISONERS INTO THE COMMUNITY Kristie R. Blevins, Eastern Kentucky University; Anita Blowers, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

OLDER FEDERAL PRISONERS IN CANADA Howard Sapers, Office of the Correctional Investigator, Government of Canada

THE SUCCESSFUL REINTEGRATION OF OLDER PAROLEES Leigey Margaret, The College of New Jersey; Tina Maschi, Fordham University

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #55 Harlem, 7 Floor

PANEL: SEXUAL HOMICIDE AND SERIAL RAPE Chair: Eric Beauregard, Simon Fraser University

AVOIDING DETECTION IN SEXUAL HOMICIDE: A TYPOLOGICAL APPROACH Samantha Balemba, Simon Fraser University; Eric Beauregard, Simon Fraser University; Melissa Martineau, Royal Canadian Mounted Police

FACTORS AFFECTING JOURNEY TO CRIME AMONG CANADIAN SEXUAL MURDERERS Melissa Martineau, Royal Canadian Mounted Police; Eric Beauregard, Simon Fraser University

AVOIDING DETECTION BY THE POLICE IN CASES OF SEXUAL HOMICIDE: THE ROLE OF FORENSIC AWARENESS Eric Beauregard, Simon Fraser University; Melissa Martineau, Royal Canadian Mounted Police

SERIAL RAPE: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GEOGRAPHIC PATTERNS, CRIME LOCATION, OFFENDER CHARACTERISTICS AND OFFENDER-VICTIM INTERACTION Erin Kearns, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; C. Gabrielle Salfati, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; John Jarvis, Federal Bureau of Investigation

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #56 Astor Ballroom, 7 Floor

PANEL: ASSESSING GOVERNMENTAL INFLUENCE, POWER, AND FORCE Chair: Steven Chapman, Eastern Kentucky University

TRANSPARENCY AND GOOD GOVERNMENT Crystal Charles, John Jay College

MILITARIZATION AND MODERN GAMING Steven Chapman, Eastern Kentucky University

THE NARRATIVE OF GOOD VERSUS EVIL IN THE EXPANSION OF EMPIRE Justin Turner, Eastern Kentucky University

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #57 Marquis A, 9 Floor

PANEL: METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH THE EXAMINATION OF INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE Chair: Steven Brewer, Penn State Shenango

AN EMPIRICAL COMPARISON OF LOGISTIC REGRESSION TO DECISION TREE INDUCTION IN THE PREDICTION OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE Steven Brewer, Penn State Shenango

FURTHER TESTING OF THE INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE CONTROL SCALE (IPVCS) Geetha Suresh, University of Louisville; Elizabeth Grossi, University of Louisville

TRANSNATIONAL COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MEXICAN AND AMERICAN LEGAL SYSTEMS RELATED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, CRITICAL-ROUTE USED Guadalupe Vidales, University of Wisconsin Parkside

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #58 Marquis B, 9 Floor

PANEL: POLICING IN SLOVENIA Chair: Staci Strobl, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

POLICE MEDIATION OF ROMA-RELATED CONFLICTS IN SLOVENIA Staci Strobl, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Maki Haberfield, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Emanuel Banutai, University of Maribor; Susanne Duque, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

THE DIVISION OF RESPONSIBILITIES IN THE PROVISION OF SECURITY IN LOCAL COMMUNITIES IN SLOVENIA Bernarda Tominc, University of Maribor; Andrej Sotlar, University of Maribor; Gorazd Mesko, University of Maribor; Branko Lobnikar, University of Maribor

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

COMMUNITY POLICING AND LOCAL SAFETY COUNCILS IN SLOVENIA – PARTNERSHIP IN CRIME PREVENTION AND PROVISION OF SECURITY Barbara Cuvan, University of Maribor; Gorazd Mesko, University of Maribor

POLICE OFFICERS’ AND CITIZEN ATTITUDES TOWARDS THE PROVISION OF SECURITY IN LOCAL COMMUNITIES IN SLOVENIA Maja Jere, University of Maribor; Gorazd Mesko, University of Maribor; Mahesh Nalla, Michigan State University

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #59 Marquis C, 9 Floor

PANEL: RACE-BASED POLICING AND THE ATTITUDES OF AFRICAN AMERICANS TOWARD THE POLICE Chair: Jason Vaughn Lee, University of Wyoming

THE INFLUENCE OF RACIAL PROFILING AND CRIMINAL VICTIMIZATION ON CITIZEN SATISFACTION WITH THE POLICE Jason Vaughn Lee, University of Wyoming; Michael Dorssom, Wyoming Survey and Analysis Center; Thomas Furgeson, Wyoming Survey and Analysis Center

RACIAL PROFILING AND BIAS BASE POLICING IN A MAJOR ALABAMA CITY Ralph Ioimo, Auburn University, Montgomery; Don Chon, Auburn University, Montgomery; Prit Kaur, Auburn University, Montgomery; Theresa Pelfrey, Auburn University, Montgomery; Barr Younker, Auburn University, Montgomery; Lisa Zanglin, Auburn University, Montgomery

POLICING RACE IN THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI: A CASE STUDY APPROACH Rochelle Cobbs, Prairie View A&M University and Mississippi Valley State University; O. Oko Elechi, Prairie View A&M University

THREE STRIKES? EXAMINING THE CUMULATIVE EFFECT OF RACE, GENDER, AND AGE ON AMERICA’S BLACK MALES’ PERCEPTIONS OF POLICE Heather MacAlpine, University of Alaska Anchorage

` th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #60 Cantor, 9 Floor

PANEL: CRIME PREVENTION: THE IMPACT OF CLOSED-CIRCUIT TELEVISION PROGRAMS ON CRIME AND FEAR Chair: Martin Andresen, Simon Fraser University

THE IMPACT OF CLOSED-CIRCUIT TELEVISION IN A CAR PARK: EVIDENCE FROM A VICTIMIZATION SURVEY AND POLICE/INSURANCE DATA Martin Andresen, Simon Fraser University; Andrew Reid, Simon Fraser University

CRIME REDUCTION EFFECTS OF THE PHILADELPHIA CCTV CAMERA PROGRAM Jerry Ratcliffe, Temple University; Elizabeth Groff, Temple University; Aaron Fingerhut, Temple University

EFFICIENCY OF CCTV IN CRIME PREVENTION AND SUPPRESSION Unisa Lerdtomornsakul, Chulalongkorn University; Chankanit Krittaya Suriyamanee, Mahidol University

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #61 Jolson, 9 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: RESULTS OF THE 2011 ACJS PANEL CHAIR SURVEY

Moderator: Craig Hemmens, Missouri State University

Discussants: Barbara Sims, Penn State-Harrisburg; Leanne Alarid, University of Texas-San Antonio; Heather Pfeifer, University of Baltimore

11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT #62 Westside 1, 5th Floor

ACJS Keynote Address DRUG POLICY AND SUSTAINABLE JUSTICE

Ethan Nadelmann, Drug Policy Alliance

12:00 PM – 5:00 PM Employment Exchange Open Broadhurst, 5th Floor

12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #63 Westside 1, 5th Floor

Bruce Smith, Sr. Award Recipient Address

Gennaro F. Vito, University of Louisville

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #64 Sky Lobby, 16th Floor ACJS Constitution and By-Laws Committee Meeting

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #65 Columbia, 7th Floor ACJS Ethics Committee Meeting

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #66 Juilliard, 5th Floor ACJS Affirmative Action Committee Meeting

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #67 Imperial, 5th Floor ACJS Publications Committee Meeting

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #68 Jolson, 9th Floor Regional Leadership Summit Wednesday, March 14, 2012

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #69 O’Neill, 4 Floor

PANEL: YOUTH VIOLENCE AND BULLYING Chair: Aryeh Halvey, Lebanon Valley College

STOPPING THE VIOLENCE: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF GANG/YOUTH VIOLENCE PREVENTION/DIVERSION PROGRAMS IN THE U.S. AND U.K. Aryeh Halvey, Lebanon Valley College

SCHOOL VIOLENCE AND POLICY RESPONSES: AN ANALYSIS OF MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOLS Joseph McKenna, Texas State University

STATUTORY WAIVERS AND JUVENILE JUSTICE: A PHILOSOPHICAL ASSESSMENT Kallee Spooner, Bridgewater State University; Richard Wright, Bridgewater State University

THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SCHOOL LEVEL FACTORS AND THE RATES OF BULLYING Gurjeet Brar, California State University, Long Beach

WORKPLACE BULLYING AMONG UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEES Jennifer Cruze, Georgia State University; Brian K. Payne, Georgia State University

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #70 Odets, 4 Floor

FEATURE PANEL: PROMISING AND BEST PRACTICES IN JUVENILE CORRECTIONS Chair: Alida V. Merlo, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

YOUTH ADVOCACY PROGRAMS: ARE THEY A VIABLE OPTION TO JUVENILE INCARCERATION? Mary Parker, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

EFFECTIVE CORRECTIONAL INTERVENTION PROGRAM FOR JUVENILES: REVIEW AND SYNTHESIS OF META-ANALYTIC EVIDENCE Bitna Kim, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Alida V. Merlo, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Peter J. Benekos, Mercyhurst College

COST-EFFECTIVE APPROACHES TO REDUCE JUVENILE RECIDIVISM: FUNCTIONAL FAMILY PROBATION Denise L. Austin, Portland State University

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #71 Wilder, 4 Floor

FEATURE ROUNDTABLE: EXAMINING REENTRY IN THE CONTEXT OF SUSTAINABLE JUSTICE

Moderator: Dale J. Brooker, Saint Joseph's College of Maine

Discussants: Lindsey Bergeron-Vigesaa, Nova Southeastern University; Katie Richardson, Minnesota State University; Jiletta Kubena, Our Lady of the Lake University; N. Prabha Unnithan, Colorado State University Wednesday, March 14, 2012

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #72 Ziegfeld, 4 Floor

FEATURE PANEL: THE RESEARCHER-PRACTITIONER PARTNERSHIP: STRATEGIES FOR IMPROVEMENT Chair: Dilip K. Das, International Police Executive Symposium

AN ASSESSMENT OF BARRIERS AND FACILITATORS TO DEVELOPING AND SUSTAINING POLICE PRACTITIONER-RESEARCHER PARTNERSHIPS John Andrew Hansen, University of South Carolina; Jeffery Rojek, University of South Carolina; Geoffrey Alpert, University of South Carolina

IN SEARCH OF A METHODOLOGY OF COLLABORATION: UNDERSTANDING RESEARCHER- PRACTITIONER PHILISOPHICAL DIFFERENCES. Brigitte Steinheider, University of Oklahoma, Tulsa; Todd Wuestewald, University of Arkansas, Fort Smith

ENCOURAGING PRACTITIONERS TO WRITE IN PEER-REVIEWED JOURNALS Dilip K. Das, International Police Executive Symposium; Jimmy Young, International Police Executive Symposium

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #73 Brecht, 4 Floor

PANEL: AN LBGTQ DISCUSSION OF OTHER GENDERS: SEXUAL MINORITY VICTIMS Chair: Whitney Gunter, Western Michigan University

PREDICTORS OF ADOLESCENT SELF-INJURY AMONG SEXUAL MINORITIES Whitney Gunter, Western Michigan University; Nicholas Bakken, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse

THE FORGOTTEN VICTIMS: A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF FAMILIAL AND INTIMATE PARTNER ABUSE OF TRANSGENDER INDIVIDUALS Allison Brooke Willingham, Eastern Kentucky University

EXAMINING GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE AGAINST THE “HIJRAS” IN INDIA: THE RISE AND STRUGGLES OF THE THIRD GENDER Meghna Bhat, University of Illinois at Chicago

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #74 Hart, 4 Floor

PANEL: PARADIGMS IN POLICING Chair: Stephen Morreale, Walden University/Worcester University

DEALING WITH PUBLIC ORDER UNDER THE COMMUNITY POLICING PARADIGM Brian Kingshott, Grand Valley State University; Michael Palmiotto, Wichita State University

LONGITUDINAL EXAMINATION OF SOCIAL DOMINANCE WITHIN THE POLICE James McCabe, Sacred Heart University

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

POLICE LEGITIMACY IN PROCEDURAL JUSTICE Stephen Morreale, Walden University/Worcester University; Angela Workman-Stark, Athabasca University

SUSTAINABLE POLICING: MODELING FOR A PROTRACTED STRUGGLE AGAINST CRIME Phillip Rhoades, Texas A&M University- Corpus Christi

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #75 Westside 1, 5 Floor

ACJS Presidential Plenary SUSTAINABLE JUSTICE IN PRACTICE – THE INSIDE-OUT PRISON EXCHANGE PROGRAM

Lori Pompa, The Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program and Temple University

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #76 Westside 2, 5 Floor

PANEL: TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES AND ITS IMPLICATIONS ON CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS Chair: Christina Toras, California University of Pennsylvania

SEE NO EVIL: REGULATING VIOLENCE IN VIDEO GAMES Jennifer Moore, DeSales University

"OFF DUTY" COMMENTS: THE EFFECTS OF SOCIAL NETWORKING ON PUBLIC CAREERS Todd Allen Lough, Western Illinois University; Jill Jolene Myers, Western Illinois University; Katharine Pawelko, Western Illinois University

TECHNOLOGY V. PRIVACY: THE LEGAL AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF U.S. V. JONES Christina Toras, California University of Pennsylvania; Jeffrey Magers, California University of Pennsylvania

NO WARRANT REQUIRED: HOW TECHNOLOGICAL CONVENIENCE HAS COMPROMISED THE EXPECTATION OF PRIVACY Thomas Lateano, Kean University

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #77 Duffy, 7 Floor

PANEL: APPROACHES IN SEX OFFENDER MANAGEMENT Chair: Denise Mowder, Metropolitan State College of Denver

HOW FAR WE’VE COME? THE CURRENT TRENDS IN SEX OFFENDER COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT Denise Mowder, Metropolitan State College of Denver; LiYing Li, Metropolitan State College of Denver

SEX OFFENDER PROGRAMMING AND MANAGEMENT IN THE STATE OF COLORADO Kamille McKinney, University of Northern Colorado

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

PREVENTING SEX OFFENDER RECIDIVISM THROUGH THERAPEUTIC JURISPRUDENCE APPROACH AND SPECIALIZED COMMUNITY INTEGRATION Heather Ellis Cucolo, New York Law School; Michael Perlin, New York Law School

HIGH-RISK SEX OFFENDERS: COMMUNITY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT TOOLS TO REDUCE RECIDIVISM Bernadette Muscat, California State University, Fresno; Aaron Harnish, Lancaster Police Department

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #78 Empire, 7 Floor

PANEL: PROTECTING VALUABLE RESOURCES: CORRECTIONAL STAFF ISSUES Chair: James B. Wells, Eastern Kentucky University

A CLASSIC EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN COMPARING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ONLINE AND CLASSROOM TRAINING OF JUVENILE CORRECTIONS STAFF James B. Wells, Eastern Kentucky University; Kevin I. Minor, Eastern Kentucky University; Aaron Smith, Eastern Kentucky University; J. Stephen Parson, CwRC

AN ASSESSMENT OF TRAINING NEEDS AMONG JUVENILE CORRECTIONAL FACILITY STAFF Kevin I. Minor, Eastern Kentucky University; James B. Wells, Eastern Kentucky University

WORK-FAMILY CONFLICT AND ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIORS: A PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION Eric G. Lambert, Wayne State University; Irshad Altheimer, Wayne State University; Nancy L. Hogan, Ferris State University; Thomas Kelley, Wayne State University

INVESTING IN THE RIGHT COMMITMENT: THE EFFECTS OF CONTINUANCE COMMITMENT VERSUS AFFECTIVE COMMITMENT AMONG CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS Nancy L. Hogan, Ferris State University; Eric G. Lambert, Wayne State University

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #79 Hudson, 7 Floor

PANEL: IMPACT OF GENDER ON JUVENILE SENTENCING, PROGRAMMING, AND RECIDIVISM Chair: Alison S. Burke, Southern Oregon University

JUVENILE SENTENCING PATTERNS: DO WE COMMIT FOR THE “RIGHT” REASONS? Jennifer E. Capps, Metropolitan State College Of Denver

ERRING DAUGHTERS: HISTORY OF HILLCREST SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Alison S. Burke, Southern Oregon University

“BAD GIRLS”: UNDERSTANDING THE NEEDS OF DELINQUENT GIRLS IN JUVENILE DETENTION Mara Schiff, Florida Atlantic University; Leslie Leip, Florida Atlantic University

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

THE ART OF YOGA PROJECT: EVALUATING A GENDER RESPONSIVE PROGRAM Alyssa R. Stupi, San Jose State University; Danielle Harris, San Jose State University

DOES THE OFFENDING PERSIST? EXPLORING RECIDIVISM AMONG A SAMPLE OF SERIOUS AND VIOLENT FEMALE DELINQUENTS Darin R. Haerle, University Of California, Irvine; Ashley G. Blackburn, University Of Houston – Downtown; Chad R. Trulson, University Of North Texas

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #80 Olmstead, 7 Floor

PANEL: IDEOLOGICAL SHIFTS IN JUSTICE ACROSS THE OCEAN Chair: Philip Reichel, University of Northern Colorado

LAY PARTICIPATION IN JAPAN’S COURTS Philip Reichel, University of Northern Colorado

POPULAR PUNITIVISM: A NEW ERA OF DUTCH CRIMINAL POLICY Christopher M. Campbell, Washington State University; David A. Makin, Washington State University; Sanne A. M. Rijkhoff, Washington State University

INCREASING WESTERNIZATION IN KOREAN JUSTICE Gretchen H. Choe, University of North Texas at Dallas; Erica McCoy, University of North Texas at Dallas

WOMEN COURTS: INFORMAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COURTS IN INDIA Sesha Kethineni, Illinois State University

ADMINISTRATIVE PENALTIES AND THE RECHTSSTAAT: ON THE EMERGENCE OF THE ORDNUNGSWIDRIGKEITEN SANCTIONING SYSTEM IN POST-WAR GERMANY Daniel Ohana, Tel Aviv University

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #81 Chelsea, 7 Floor

PANEL: EVIDENCE-BASED POLICING: TRANSLATING RESEARCH INTO PRACTICE Chair: Cynthia Lum, George Mason University Center for Evidence-Based Crime Policy

INSTITUTIONALIZING EVIDENCE INTO POLICE PRACTICE: THE MATRIX DEMONSTRATION PROJECT Cynthia Lum, George Mason University Center for Evidence-Based Crime Policy

ASSESSING OFFICER VIEWS OF EVIDENCE-BASED POLICING IN THE SACRAMENTO (CA) POLICE DEPARTMENT Cody Telep, George Mason University Center for Evidence-Based Crime Policy

INCORPORATING SCIENCE INTO POLICING: A HOT SPOTS EXPERIMENT IN THE SACRAMENTO (CA) POLICE DEPARTMENT Renee Mitchell, Sacramento Police Department

EVIDENCE-BASED POLICING IN JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA: LESSONS LEARNED Christopher Koper, George Mason University Center for Evidence-Based Crime Policy; Jamie L. Roush, Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #82 Soho, 7 Floor

AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: SPATIAL POLICING: THE INFLUENCE OF TIME, SPACE, AND GEOGRAPHY ON LAW ENFORCEMENT PRACTICES (CAROLINA ACADEMIC PRESS, 2010), EDITED BY CHARLES CRAWFORD, WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY

Chair: Claire M. Renzetti, University of Kentucky

Author: Charles Crawford, Western Michigan University

Critics: Delores Jones-Brown, John Jay College, City University of New York; Rodney K. Brunson, Rutgers University; Mary Dodge, University of Colorado, Denver

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #83 Herald, 7 Floor

PANEL: FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA: AN INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATION OF MALE AND FEMALE GANG MEMBERSHIP AND OTHER FEMALE DELINQUENCY Chair: Christian L. Bolden, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

FEMALE GANG VICTIMIZATION: AN EMPIRICAL EXAMINATION OF POTENTIAL RISK FACTORS Karina Rodriguez, Prairie View A&M University; Gbolahan Solomon Osho, Prairie View A&M University

“THE GANG’S ALL HERE”: CRIMINAL DISCOURSES AND THE 2011 CANADIAN FEDERAL ELECTION Chris Richardson, University of Western Ontario

SPECIAL POPULATIONS IN DELINQUENCY: SEX OFFENDERS, FIRE STARTERS, AND PROSTITUTES Robert Hartman McNamara, The Citadel

AVANT-GARDE: AN EMIC PERSPECTIVE OF WHITE, MIDDLE-CLASS, AND FEMALE GANG PARTICIPATION Christian L. Bolden, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #84 Gotham, 7 Floor

PANEL: UNDOCUMENTED/UNACCOMPANIED IMMIGRANTS AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Chair: Gabriela Wasileski, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

BATTERED IMMIGRANT WOMEN’S EXPERIENCES WITH COURTS: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY Nawal Ammar, University of Ontario Institute of Technology; Amanda Couture, University of Ontario Institute of Technology; Shahid Alvi, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

DISSERTATION PROPOSAL: DIALECTICS OF UNACCOMPANIED ALIEN CHILDREN ON THE U.S./MEXICO BORDER Frank Rodriguez, Prairie View A&M University

UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANT BATTERED WOMEN AND THE ROLE OF POLICE IN THE PROCESS OF ADJUSTING THEIR MIGRATION STATUS Gabriela Wasileski, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

DAY LABORERS-MYTHS AND REALITIES Pablo Martinez, Texas State University-San Marcos; Barbara Smith, Texas State University- San Marcos; Coleman Elliott, Texas State University-San Marcos

IMMIGRATION IN THE BLUEGRASS: HISPANIC-LATINO ATTITUDES, KNOWLEDGE, AND FEAR OF LAW ENFORCEMENT Cherie Dawson-Edwards, University of Louisville; Amanda Denton, University of Louisville

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #85 Gramercy 7 Floor

PANEL: ASSESSING THE CARE AND CUSTODY OF OLDER INMATES FROM ADMISSION TO RELEASE Chair: John J. Kerbs, East Carolina University

A THEORETICALLY INFORMED APPROACH FOR THE RELEASE OF OLDER PRISONERS Jennifer M. Jolley, Washington University in St. Louis; John J. Kerbs, East Carolina University

WOMEN AGING IN PRISON: A NEGLECTED POPULATION Ronald H. Aday, Middle Tennessee State University; Jennifer J. Krabill, Middle Tennessee State University

THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT: THE SEARCH FOR ADA COMPLIANCE IN PRISONS Naoki Kanaboshi, East Carolina University; John J. Kerbs, East Carolina University

THE FUTURE OF EVIDENCE-BASED PROGRAMS WITH OLDER PRISONERS John J. Kerbs, East Carolina University; Jennifer M. Jolley, Washington University in St. Louis

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #86 Harlem, 7 Floor

PANEL: SEX OFFENDERS: SPECIAL POPULATIONS Chair: Donna Vandiver, Texas State University

PERSISTENCE OF SEXUAL MISCONDUCT: A COMPARISON OF CATHOLIC PRIESTS WHO ABUSE MINORS AND THOSE INVOLVED WITH ADULTS Delene Bromirski, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

AN EXAMINATION OF RECIDIVISM RATES OF FEMALE SEX OFFENDERS Donna Vandiver, Texas State University; Jeremy Braithwaite, University of California, Irvine

PORTRAIT OF ONLINE SEXUAL PREDATORS Mustafa Sabanca, Turkish National Police; Hasan Arslan, Western New England University

DOMESTIC MINOR SEX TRAFFICKING IN THE UK: HOW DOES GROUP-BASED OFFENDING FACILITATE, SUSTAIN AND SPREAD THE ABUSE? Ella Cockbain, University College London; Richard Wortley, University College London; Cheryl Thomas, University College London

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #87 Astor Ballroom, 7 Floor

OPEN SEMINAR: PUBLISHING IN CRIMINOLOGY/CRIMINAL JUSTICE JOURNALS

Facilitators: Alex Piquero, University of Texas at Dallas; Cassia Spohn, Arizona State University

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #88 Marquis A, 9 Floor

PANEL: CONTEXTUAL FACTORS AND INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE Chair: Shannon Fowler, University of Houston Downtown

CONTEXTUAL FACTORS AND POLYVICTIMIZATION Shannon Fowler, University of Houston Downtown

PROFILING WEAPON USE IN DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: MULTILEVEL ANALYSIS OF SITUATIONAL AND NEIGHBORHOOD CORRELATES Joongyeup Lee, Sam Houston State University; Yan Zhang, Sam Houston State University

TAKEN: THE EXAMINATION OF CONTEXTUAL EFFECTS ON CHILD ABDUCTIONS Thomas Zawisza, University of Arkansas

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #89 Marquis B, 9 Floor

PANEL: ATTITUDES OF JUVENILES AND COLLEGE STUDENTS TOWARD THE POLICE Chair: Pamela Brand, SUNY College at Oswego

FACTORS PREDICTING ATTITUDES TOWARD THE POLICE AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS Pamela Brand, SUNY College at Oswego; Phyllis Anastasio, Saint Joseph’s University; Margaret Ryniker, SUNY College at Oswego; Diane Brand, SUNY College at Oswego

POLICE TRUST: THE IMPACT OF COMMUNITY VIOLENCE EXPOSURE AND EXTERNALIZING SYMPTOMS ON YOUTH PERCEPTIONS Robin Diehl, Virginia Commonwealth University; Shana Mell, Virginia Commonwealth University

JUVENILE PERCEPTIONS OF THE POLICE AND POLICE SERVICES Ericka Wentz, North Dakota State University; Michael Sanden, North Dakota State University

ARE COPS GOOD OR BAD – FACTORS DETERMINING PERCEPTIONS OF POLICE OFFICERS AMONG HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Peter Liu, Monmouth University; Amy Situ-Liu, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #90 Marquis C, 9 Floor

PANEL: EXPLAINING CITIZENS’ ATTITUDES TOWARD THE POLICE Chair: Daniel Lytle, East Carolina University

TRUST IN THE POLICE: AN EXAMINATION OF FACTORS THAT SHAPE PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS OF THE POLICE IN HISPANIC/LATINO COMMUNITIES John David Reitzel, Virginia Commonwealth University; Scott Booth, Virginia Commonwealth University; Mary Beth Brandl, Virginia Commonwealth University Wednesday, March 14, 2012

CHINESE COMMUNITY’S PERCEPTONS OF THE POLICE IN LOS ANGELES Doris Chu, Arkansas State University

ASSESSING CITIZEN PERCEPTIONS OF CRIME RISK AND PUBLIC SAFETY ACROSS DIFFERENT SOCIAL SPACES Patrice Morris, East Carolina University; Daniel Lytle, East Carolina University; William Bloss, East Carolina University; Rachel Frazier, East Carolina University

PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS OF THE POLICE: DOES EXPERIENCE MATTER? Christopher Ortiz, New York Institute of Technology

PROCEDURAL JUSTICE, FEAR OF CRIME, AND CITIZEN CONFIDENCE IN LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENT Jason Vaughn Lee, University of Wyoming; Michael Dorssom, Wyoming Survey and Analysis Center; Thomas Furgeson, Wyoming Survey and Analysis Center

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #91 Cantor, 9 Floor

PANEL: CAPITAL PUNISHMENT: THEORETICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL ISSUES Chair: Matthew B. Robinson, Appalachian State University

IS CAPITAL PUNISHMENT JUST? ASSESSING THE DEATH PENALTY USING JUSTICE THEORY Matthew B. Robinson, Appalachian State University

PROPORTIONAL PUNISHMENT IN DEATH PENALTY AND NON-DEATH PENALTY CASES Michael A. Payne, University of Dayton

CAPITAL DEFENSE: REFLECTIONS ON RESTORATIVE JUSTICE Sarah Britto, Central Washington University

BLEAK HOUSE: AGGRAVATING FACTORS IN CAPITAL PUNISHMENT AND LEGISLATIVE SUB- PLOTS IN THE ATTEMPT AT ABOLITION Terrence P. Dwyer, Western Connecticut State University; George F. Kain, Western Connecticut State University

2:00 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #92

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Wednesday, March 14, 2012

3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #93 Westside 1, 5th Floor

ACJS Presidential Plenary SUSTAINABLE JUSTICE IN PRACTICE – DELANCEY STREET IN SAN FRANCISCO

Brett Crawford, Delancey Street; Ramiro Mejia, Delancey Street

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #94 O’Neill, 4 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: DEVELOPING HOMELAND SECURITY AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS WITHIN CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Moderator: Stephanie Mizrahi, California State University, Sacramento

Discussants: Keith Clements, California State University, Fresno; Scott White, Westfield State University; Vic Ascolillo, Westfield State University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #95 Odets, 4 Floor

PANEL: HOMELAND SECURITY ATTITUDES AND PERCEPTIONS Chair: W. Chris Hale, Louisiana State University, Shreveport

READING, WRITING, ARITHMETIC, AND WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION: RETHINKING K- 12 EDUCATIONAL CURRICULA Jeffrey Paul Grossman, St. John’s University

ATTITUDES TOWARD SURVEILLANCE, CIVIL LIBERTY RESTRICTIONS, AND FEELINGS OF THREAT FROM TERRORISM, TEN YEARS AFTER 9/11 W. Chris Hale, Louisiana State University, Shreveport

TORTURE IN A DEMOCRACY Jana Nestlerode, West Chester University

AN EXPLORATORY ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TERRORISM PREVENTION AND TERRORISM RESPONSE PREPAREDNESS EFFORTS Blake Randol, Washington State University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #96 Wilder, 4 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: ETHICAL ISSUES IN QUALITATIVE RESEARCH ON CRIME AND JUSTICE

Moderator: Heith Copes, University of Alabama at Birmingham

Discussants: Dean Dabney, Georgia State University; Scott Jacques, University of Cincinnati; Lois Presser, University of Tennessee; Gail Caputo, Rutgers University

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #97 Ziegfeld, 4 Floor

PANEL: THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON POLICE, CORRECTIONS, AND THE COMMUNITY Chair: Richard Parent, Simon Fraser University, School of Criminology

SOCIAL MEDIA AND COMMUNITY POLICING – THE VANCOUVER EXPERIENCE Richard Parent, Simon Fraser University, School of Criminology

LIKE OR DISLIKE: THE APPLICABILITY OF FACEBOOK TO EMPLOYMENT IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE FIELD Michael Barrett, Ashland University; Aaron Hurwitz, Ashland University

PERCEPTION OF ADOPTION USING SOCIAL MEDIA IN POLICING Fuat Altunbas, University of North Texas

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #98 Brecht, 4 Floor

PANEL: WOMEN AS CRIMINALS Chair: Gloria J. Browne-Marshall, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

BEFORE O. J. SIMPSON: THE SCANDALOUS MURDER TRIAL OF RUBY MCCOLLUM Gloria J. Browne-Marshall, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

DOMESTIC HOMICIDE IN MASSACHUSETTS REDUX: THE CRIMINAL PROSECUTION OF BATTERED WOMEN WHO KILL Dianne M. White, Anna Maria College

ANOTHER LOOK AT THE SENTENCING OF FEMALE OFFENDERS: ARE WOMEN SENTENCED MORE LENIENTLY THAN MEN? Shentell L. Auffart, York College of Pennsylvania; Kathryn M. Whiteley, York College of Pennsylvania

BARRIERS TO REENTRY: COPING STRATEGIES FOR FEMALE OFFENDERS Susan Koski, Central Connecticut State University; Kathleen Bantley, Central Connecticut State University

EXPLORING FEMALE SEX OFFENDERS: A QUALITATIVE APPROACH Elizabeth Monk-Turner, Old Dominion University; Jennifer Lee Gebler, Old Dominion University; Georgianna Brain, Old Dominion University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #99 Hart, 4 Floor

PANEL: EXAMINING POWER TO SHAPE THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF CRIME Chair: Samantha Cumley, University of Iowa

NO SHOW IS IT A CRIME AGAINST NATURE, OR NOTHING OUT OF THE ORDINARY? Elizabeth Athaide-Victor, Tiffin University

THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF STATE-CORPORATE CRIME Josh Klein, Iona College

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

THE EFFECTS OF LABOR MARKET OPPORTUNITIES, MINORITY GROUP PRESENCE, AND POLITICAL IDEOLOGY ON IMPRISONMENT RATES Samantha Cumley, University of Iowa

THE CRIMINALITY OF WITCHCRAFT: WHY IS IT NOT A CRIME HERE ANYMORE? Vicki Lindsay, Troy University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #100 Westside 2, 5 Floor

PANEL: MISCONDUCT AMONG PRISON STAFF AND INMATES Chair: Robert M. Worley, Texas A&M University - Central Texas

GUARDS AS CRIMINALS: AN ANALYSIS OF CORRECTIONAL OFFICER MISCONDUCT Paul R. Bowdre, SUNY Canton

ANALYSIS OF ADULT MALE INMATES IN DISCIPLINARY HOUSING IN U.S. LARGE JAILS Stephen A. Morreale, Worcester State University/Walden University; Lance Bohn, Allegheny Community College

INMATE PUBLIC AUTOEROTISM UNCOVERED: EXPLORING THE DYNAMICS OF MASTURBATORY BEHAVIOR WITHIN CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES Robert M. Worley, Texas A&M University - Central Texas; Vidisha Worley, University of North Texas at Dallas

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #101 Juilliard 5 Floor

PANEL: ETIOLOGY OF CRIME Chair: Tanner Hamrick, Limestone College

FULL MOONS, SEASONS, AND ECONOMIC TURMOIL: FACTORS IN CRIME OR URBAN LEGENDS? Tanner Hamrick, Limestone College

THE SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION AS APPLIED TO THE CASE OF THE WEST MEMPHIS THREE Daphne Burgason, Pulaski Technical College

INTERGENERATIONAL OFFENDING: AN ANALYSIS OF HIGH-RISK FAMILIES IN JAIL Jennifer Smith, Penn State Harrisburg; Danielle Boisvert, Penn State Harrisburg; Jennifer Sumner, Penn State Harrisburg

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #102 Imperial, 5 Floor

PANEL: REENTRYBASE: A WEB-BASED APPROACH TO IMPROVING PRISONER REENTRY OUTCOMES Chair: Beverly Frazier, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

REENTRYBASE: WHY IT WORKS Beverly Frazier, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

REENTRYBASE: DEMONSTRATION Marlen Kokaz, iNSIGHTS Consulting Group

REENTRYBASE: FOCUS GROUP RESULTS Vaughn Taylor, iNSIGHTS Consulting Group

FUTURE RESEARCH AND IMPLICATIONS Geoff Moran, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #103 Columbia, 7 Floor

PANEL: ASSESSING OPINIONS AND ITS IMPACT ON POLICY Chair: Lynn Pazzani, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

IS CRIME A PUBLIC AWARENESS PROBLEM? BUILDING A COMMUNITY OF INFORMED CITIZENS Silvina Ituarte, California State University East Bay

CURRENT CULTURAL CONFIGURATIONS OF RAPE Lynn Pazzani, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

SEX OFFENDER NOTIFICATION ON A COLLEGE CAMPUS: WHO ARE STUDENTS CONCERNED ABOUT AND HOW DO THEY WANT TO BE NOTIFIED? Brett Garland, Missouri State University; Julianna Cameron, George Mason University; Eric Wodahl, University of Wyoming; Paula Rector, Missouri State University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #104 Duffy, 7 Floor

PANEL: RESPONSES TO SEX OFFENDING: IMPLICATIONS FOR OFFENDERS, FAMILIES, AND THE COMMUNITY Chair: Mary Ann Farkas, Marquette University

SENTENCING SEXUAL OFFENDERS: PATTERNS AND TRENDS IN FLORIDA Ryan Shields, Florida State University

STIGMA AMONG THE STIGMATIZED: THE REALITY OF PRISON LIVING FOR SEX OFFENDERS Rose Ricciardelli, York University; Mackenzie Moir, York University

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

FAMILY MEMBERS OF CIVILLY COMMITTED SEX OFFENDERS: CHALLENGES AND KEY CONCERNS Mary Ann Farkas, Marquette University

ASSESSING THE INFLUENCE OF KNOWLEDGE OF SEX OFFENDER REGISTRATION AND SUPPORT FOR STRICTER REGULATIONS Mari Pierce, Pennsylvania State University; John Chapin, Pennsylvania State University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #105 Empire, 7 Floor

PANEL: ISSUES RELATED TO FEMALE PRISONERS Chair: Jennifer Chiotti, University of Houston- Downtown

MEASURING VIOLENCE AND CONFLICT IN WOMEN’S FACILITIES: RESULTS FROM THE STAFF SEXUAL MISCONDUCT SCALE Hannah Mae Robbins, Eastern Kentucky University; James Bevard Wells, Eastern Kentucky University; Barbara Owens, California State University-Fresno

FORECASTING ISSUES IN THE INCARCERATION OF WOMEN: PRISON ADMINISTRATOR PERSPECTIVES Julie Campbell, University of Nebraska at Kearney; Joseph Carlson, University of Nebraska at Kearney

“PRISON IS EASY”: HEALTH AND WELLBEING IN WOMEN’S PRISONS AND THE AFTERMATH OF INCARCERATION Anastasia Chamberlen, Kings College London

MOTHER’S BEHIND BARS: KEEPING FAMILIES TOGETHER Jill D’Angelo, Buffalo State College; Thomas Needle, Buffalo State College

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #106 Hudson, 7 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: IN FOCUS: EXPLORING THE REGIONAL CHALLENGES AND RELATED IMPLICATIONS FACING GEORGIA’S SHERIFFS

Moderator: Brian Williams, University of Georgia

Discussants: Andrew Whitford, University of Georgia; Ira Edwards, Clarke County Sheriff’s Office; Billy R. Close, Florida State University; Ezell Brown, Newton County Sheriff’s Office

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #107 Olmstead, 7 Floor

PANEL: PROSECUTION ISSUES AND INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE Chair: C. Ronald Huff, University of California, Irvine

WRONGFUL CONVICTION AND POLITICAL REPRESSION: TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE C. Ronald Huff, University of California, Irvine

CHANGING TRENDS IN NATIONAL PROSECUTION OF HEADS OF STATE Napoleon Reyes, Sonoma State University

OBSERVATIONS ABOUT HUMAN RIGHTS DIGNITY BY A U.S. VISITING PROFESSOR IN SIERRA LEONE Thomas E. Reed, Eastern Kentucky University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #108 Chelsea, 7 Floor

PANEL: PROCEDURAL AND EVIDENTIARY ISSUES IN CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS Chair: Tom Tad Hughes, University of Louisville

PERRY V. NEW HAMPSHIRE, EYE WITNESS IDENTIFICATION, AND SUGGESTIBILITY: “TAKE A LOOK AROUND YOU” Tom Tad Hughes, University of Louisville

REVISITING JURY UNANIMITY Lore Rutz-Burri, Southern Oregon University

RESTRICTING CRIMINOGENIC INFORMATION: TOWARD A BALANCED APPROACH TO LIMITING THE FIRST AMENDMENT IN FAVOR OF CRIME CONTROL Dyan McGuire, Saint Louis University; Kathryn Kuhn, Saint Louis University

J.D.B. V. NORTH CAROLINA: AN INTEGRAL INTERPRETATION Mark James Fischler, Plymouth State University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #109 Soho, 7 Floor

PANEL: EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING IN THE FIELD OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE Chair: Aviva Twersky Glasner, Bridgewater State University

MAPPING TECHNOLOGY AND TRACKING AUTOMOBILE TRAFFIC FATALITIES Joseph Moloney, West Chester University

PREPARING A SCENARIO FOR EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAMS Jessica Landry, Bridgewater State University

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

NETWORKING AND PREPARING FOR THE REAL WORLD BY ENGAGING IN EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING Erin Quimby, Bridgewater State University

LESSONS LEARNED AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS FOR EDUCATORS: OVERSEEING INTERNSHIPS AND EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Aviva Twersky Glasner, Bridgewater State University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #110 Herald, 7 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: FLASHMOBS: GANGS 2.0?

Moderator: Jeffrey Paul Rush, Austin Peay State University

Discussants: Carter F. Smith, Austin Peay State University; Daniel Robinson, Austin Peay State University; Meagan Karmiller, Austin Peay State University; Joseph L. Kibitlewski, Hodges University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #111 Gotham, 7 Floor

PANEL: THE EYES HAVE IT Chair: Emily Joseph, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

WHAT ARE YOU ACTUALLY LOOKING AT? USING EYE-TRACKING EQUIPMENT TO MONITOR SUBJECTS’ VIEWING OF TRUTH- AND LIE-TELLERS Emily Joseph, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

THE DEAD CAN TALK, BUT WILL THEY BE HEARD? Steven Pineman, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

ARE EYEWITNESSES THE BEST WITNESS? Temitope Seriki, Georgia Gwinnett College

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #112 Gramercy, 7 Floor

PANEL: EXPLORING CREATIVE CONCEPTS IN HIGHER EDUCATION AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Chair: Phillip Rob Dawalt, Ivy Tech Community College

THE BENEFITS AND PITFALLS IN PARTNERSHIPS WITH 4 YEAR COLLEGES Matt McCarthy, Northeast Community College

BETTER CHILD ABUSE INVESTIGATION THROUGH FOCUSED UNDERGRADUATE TRAINING Jerry Rose, Northwest Arkansas Community College; Stephanie Smith, Regional Child Protection Training Center, Bentonville, AR

FACULTY EXCHANGE WITHIN CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAMS Christine A. Nix, University of Mary Hardin-Baylor & Temple College

EXPLORING COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENT RESEARCH ON TERRORISM, A CASE STUDY Phillip Rob Dawalt, Ivy Tech College

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #113 Harlem, 7 Floor

PANEL: SUPERVISING SEX OFFENDERS Chair: Leanne Alarid, University of Texas—San Antonio

POCKET PANOPTICON: REGISTERED SEX OFFENDERS’ EXPERIENCES WITH GPS MONITORING WHILE ON PAROLE Jason Rydberg, Michigan State University; Eric Grommon, Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis; Beth Huebner, University of Missouri-St. Louis; Timothy Bynum, Michigan State University

EXAMINING THE EFFECT OF LIFETIME ELECTRONIC MONITORING ON RATES OF REPORTED RAPE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT Rick Dierenfeldt, University of Central Missouri; Jennifer Carson, University of Central Missouri

SUPERVISING SEX OFFENDERS ON PROBATION: IMPLICATIONS FOR TREATMENT AND RECIDIVISM REDUCTION Leanne Alarid, University of Texas-San Antonio; Vardiman Pate, University of Texas-San Antonio

APPLICATION OF THE PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE INTERVENTION TO SEX OFFENDERS Myrinda Schweitzer, University of Cincinnati; Paula Smith, University of Cincinnati; Matthew Makarios, University of Wisconsin-Parkside

GPS OFFENDER MONITORING: COMPARING THE U.S. AND CANADA Erin Gibbs Van Brunschot, University of Calgary; Tamara Humphrey, University of Calgary; Kevin McQuillan, University of Calgary

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #114 Astor Ballroom, 7 Floor

OPEN SEMINAR: PUBLISHING TEXTBOOKS

Facilitators: Craig Hemmens, Missouri State University; Jeffery Walker, University of Arkansas, Little Rock; Ellen Boyne, Elsevier/Anderson Publishing

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #115 Marquis A, 9 Floor

PANEL: SOCIAL ORGANIZATION VS. ROUTINE ACTIVITIES AS EXPLANATIONS FOR CRIME Chair: James Bowers, Saginaw Valley State University

AN EXAMINATION OF THE IMPACT OF AN URBAN GROWTH BOUNDARY ON CRIME IN PORTLAND, OREGON James Bowers, Saginaw Valley State University

SPATIAL CHARACTERISTICS AND AUTO THEFT Bora Lee, Sam Houston State University; Joongyeup Lee, Sam Houston State University

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

BLINDNESS SKILLS AS CAPABLE GAURDIANS Karla Ann Westjohn, Metropolitan Community College of Omaha

AN INTEGRATED THEORY OF CRIME IN CYBERSPACE: POSSIBILITIES AND PROBLEMS John McMullan, Saint Mary's University; Aunshul Rege, Rutgers University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #116 Marquis B, 9 Floor

PANEL: COMPARISON AND PREDICTION IN CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY Chair: Jeff A. Bouffard, Sam Houston State University

TRANSFORMATIONS IN THE PREDICTORS OF “HER” HOMICIDES BETWEEN 1970 AND 2000 Julia Maria D'Antonio-Del Rio, Loyola University New Orleans

TAKING RATIONAL CHOICE OUT OF THE CLASSROOM: COMPARING DECISION MAKING AMONG KNOWN OFFENDERS AND STUDENTS Jeff A. Bouffard, Sam Houston State University; Lyn Exum, University of North Carolina, Charlotte

BIRTH MONTH AND DELINQUENCY IN A BIRTH COHORT II Ernest LaMont Nickels, Indiana University, Bloomington

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #117 Marquis C, 9 Floor

PANEL: CONNECTING CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE WORK Chair: David Murphy, Western Oregon University

MAXIMIZING THE BENEFITS OF STUDENT INTERNSHIPS David Murphy, Western Oregon University; Wyatt Merritt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

FIELD PLACEMENT PROGRAMS: THE CINCINNATI MODEL Beau Shine, University of Cincinnati; James McCafferty, University of Cincinnati; Susan Bourke, University of Cincinnati

THE CHANGING JOB MARKET AND STUDENT PREPARDNESS FOR COLLEGE AND WORK Gala Janeksela, West Virginia University

POLICE OFFICERS AVERAGE JUST 3 POUNDS: IS THAT SUFFICIENT TO KEEP YOUR JOB? Edwards James Villone, Youngstown State University; Gordon G. Frissora, Youngstown State University

EVALUATING THE SACRAMENTO STATE LAW FORUM TO DETERMINE THE BENEFITS OF AN ANNUAL PRE-LAW EVENT Laurie Kubicek, California State University, Sacramento

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #118 Cantor, 9 Floor

PANEL: STRATEGIES FOR STUDENT-INSTRUCTOR-COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Chair: Gregory Lindsteadt, Missouri Western State University

THE ROLE OF THE INSTRUCTOR: HAS DISTANCE EDUCATION CHANGED OUR VALUE TO STUDENTS? Gregory A. Lindsteadt, Missouri Western State University; Cindy Dierenfeldt, Missouri Western State University

FEELINGS OF PUNITIVENESS AND EMPATHY AMONG INSIDE OUT STUDENTS Carly M. Hilinski-Rosick, Grand Valley State University; Alicia Blackmer, Grand Valley University

JUVENILE JUSTICE AND ADVOCACY: GUARDIAN AD LITEM AND SERVICE LEARNING Lori Guevara, Fayetteville State University

THE VIEW FROM THE FRONT OF THE ROOM: EXPLORING CLASSROOM INCIVILITY Craig N. Winston, Bowling Green State University; Michael Grabowski, Santa Rosa Junior College; Melissa W. Burek, Bowling Green State University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #119 Jolson, 9 Floor

PANEL: THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE CURRICULUM I Chair: Stacy Mallicoat, California State University-Fullerton

THE TREND IN HIGHER EDUCATION TO OFFER DESSERT COURSES: DID WE FORGET ABOUT THE MEAT AND VEGETABLES? Julie A. Warnick, California University of Pennsylvania

THE NEED (STILL) TO OFFER WHITE COLLAR CRIME COURSES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE CURRICULUM Debra E. Ross, Grand Valley State University; Kimberly Greenlees, Grand Valley State University

INCORPORATING THE STUDY ABROAD EXPERIENCE INTO THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE CURRICULUM Stacy Mallicoat, California State University-Fullerton

THE OTHER CULTURAL CRIMINOLOGY: THE ROLE OF ACTION RESEARCH IN JUSTICE WORK AND DEVELOPMENT Cyndi Banks, Northern Arizona University

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #120 Sky Lobby, 16 Floor

PANEL: THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE CURRICULUM II Chair: Giselle White-Perry, South Carolina State University

DELINQUENCY, PSYCHOLOGY, AND MEDIA Michael P. Brown, Ball State University; Darrell Bulter, Ball State University; Nathaniel Ring, Ball State University; Jaclyn Swhear, Ball State University

MENTORING CRIMINAL JUSTICE STUDENTS IN UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH: CREATING A WINDOW OF SCHOLARLY INQUIRY Richard G. Wright, Bridgewater State University; Jo-Ann Della-Guistina, Bridgewater State University; Kallee Spooner, Bridgewater State University

CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND SECURITY CURRICULUM: USE OF A CAPSTONE COURSE TO GUIDE FORMATIVE AND SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT Denise M. Stravia, Arizona Department of Corrections; E. Franzi Walsh, University of Phoenix

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM EVENT #121 Westside 1, 5th Floor Northeast Region General Business Meeting

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM EVENT #122 Westside 2, 5th Floor Southern Region General Business Meeting

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM EVENT #123 Odets, 4th Floor Western Region General Business Meeting

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM EVENT #124 Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Midwest Region General Business Meeting

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM EVENT #125 Wilder, 4th Floor Southwest Region General Business Meeting

6:00 PM – 8:00 PM EVENT #126 Marquis, 9th Floor President’s Reception

8:00 PM EVENT #127 Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor Evening Social Featuring “The Hot Spots”

Thursday, March 15, 2012

Thursday, March 15, 2012 Day At A Glance

7:00 AM – 8:00 AM Victimology Section Executive Board Meeting Jolson, 9th Floor

7:00 AM – 8:00 AM Security and Crime Prevention Section Barrymore, 9th Floor Executive Board Meeting

7:00 AM – 8:00 AM Law and Public Policy Section General Sky Lobby, 16th Floor Business Meeting and Breakfast

7:30 AM – 9:15 AM Juvenile Justice Section Breakfast and Marquis A, 9th Floor General Business Meeting

7:30 AM – 9:15 AM ACJS Academic Review Committee Meeting Hart, 4th Floor

7:30 AM – 5:00 PM ACJS Meeting Registration 5th Floor Registration

8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Alpha Phi Sigma Events Manhattan, 8th Floor

8:00 AM – 9:15 AM Corrections Section Executive Board Meeting Columbia, 7th Floor

8:00 AM – 9:15 AM ACJS Assessment Committee Meeting Juilliard, 5th Floor

8:00 AM – 9:15 AM ACJS Student Affairs Committee Meeting Imperial, 5th Floor

8:00 AM – 6:15 PM Panels, Roundtables, Workshops

8:30 AM – 10:00 AM Justice Quarterly and Journal of Criminal Justice Marquis B, 9th Floor Education Editorial Board Meetings

9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Coffee Bar Westside 3/4, 5th Floor

9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open Westside 3/4, 5th Floor

9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Employment Exchange Open Broadhurst, 5th Floor

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Police Section Executive Board Meeting Sky Lobby, 16th Floor

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Community College Section Executive Board Columbia, 7th Floor Meeting

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Journal of Ethnicity in Criminal Justice Editorial Juilliard, 5th Floor Board Meeting

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM ACJS Membership Committee Meeting Imperial, 5th Floor

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM International Section Executive Board Meeting Jolson, 9th Floor Thursday, March 15, 2012

11:00 AM – 12:15 PM ACJS Keynote Address Westside 1, 5th Floor

12:30 PM – 1:45 PM ACJS 2013 Program Committee Meeting Columbia, 7th Floor

12:30 PM – 1:45 PM International Section Luncheon and Marquis C, 9th Floor Gerhard O. W. Mueller Award Ceremony

12:30 PM – 1:45 PM Juvenile Justice Section Executive Board Meeting Sky Lobby, 16th Floor

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM ACJS Presidential Plenary Westside 1, 5th Floor

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM International Section General Meeting Marquis C, 9th Floor

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Critical Criminal Justice Section Executive Sky Lobby, 16th Floor Board Meeting

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Restorative and Community Justice Section Duffy, 7th Floor General Business Meeting

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM 2013 Awards Committee Chairs Meeting Columbia, 7th Floor

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Victimology Section General Business Meeting Harlem, 7th Floor

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Women in Criminal Justice Editorial Board Meeting Imperial, 5th Floor

3:30 PM – 4:45 PM ACJS Presidential Plenary Westside 1, 5th Floor

3:30 PM – 4:15 PM Victimology Section Ice Cream Social Astor, 7th Floor

3:30 PM – 4:45 PM Minorities and Women Section General Cantor, 9th Floor Business Meeting

5:00 PM – 6:30 PM Law and Public Policy Section Awards Ceremony Sky Lobby, 16th Floor

7:00 PM – 9:00 PM University of New Haven Reception Ziegfeld, 4th Floor

7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Sam Houston State University Reception Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM EVENT #128 Jolson, 9 Floor Victimology Section Executive Board Meeting

Thursday, March 15, 2012

7:00 AM – 8:00 AM EVENT #129 Barrymore, 9th Floor Security and Crime Prevention Section Executive Board Meeting

th 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM EVENT #130 Sky Lobby, 16 Floor Law and Public Policy Section General Business Meeting and Breakfast

7:30 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #131 Marquis A, 9th Floor Juvenile Justice Section Breakfast and General Business Meeting

7:30 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #132 Hart, 4th Floor ACJS Academic Review Committee Meeting

7:30 AM – 5:00 PM ACJS Meeting Registration 5th Floor Registration

th 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Alpha Phi Sigma Events Manhattan, 8 Floor

8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #133 Columbia, 7th Floor Corrections Section Executive Board Meeting

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #134 Juilliard, 5 Floor ACJS Assessment Committee Meeting

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #135 Imperial, 5 Floor ACJS Student Affairs Committee Meeting

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #136 O’Neill, 4 Floor

FEATURE ROUNDTABLE: (CIVIC) ENGAGEMENT: THE DIAMOND OF SERVICE LEARNING IN THE COMMUNITY

Moderator: Ivy V. Yarckow-Brown, Missouri State University

Discussants: Melanie Terneus, Missouri State University; Oliver Hoedel, Missouri State University; Emily Rader, Missouri State University; Casey Cansler, Missouri State University

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #137 Odets, 4 Floor

PANEL: RACE, ETHNICITY, AND POLICING Chair: Brion Sever, Monmouth University

AN ANALYSIS OF PICTURES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE TEXTBOOKS: DO STEREOTYPES STILL EXIST? Brion Sever, Monmouth University; Michele Grillo, Monmouth University

SYMBOLIC REPRESENTATION AND CITIZEN PERCEPTIONS OF LEGITIMACY IN POLICING Shamma Jabal Hickling, Fayetteville State University; Joshua Pillow, Fayetteville State University; Robert Brown, Fayetteville State University; Lorenzo Boyd, Fayetteville State University

POLICING HATE CRIMES AGAINST MUSLIMS IN NORTH AMERICA Paul Timothy Lankin, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

EXPLORING THE ATTITUDES OF HETEROSEXUAL POLICE OFFICERS TOWARD CO- WORKERS IDENTIFIED AS SEXUAL MINORITIES POST LAWRENCE J. Harrison Watts, Washburn University; Jason Kealy, Washburn University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #138 Wilder, 4 Floor

FEATURE ROUNDTABLE: BUILDING OUR WAY OUT OF CRIME: THE TRANSFORMATIVE POWER OF POLICE-COMMUNITY DEVELOPER PARTNERSHIPS

Moderator: Bill Geller, Geller and Associates

Discussants: Lisa Belsky, Belsky and Sons Consulting; Dean Isabella, Providence Police Department; Frank Shea, Olneyville Housing Corporation

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #139 Ziegfeld, 4 Floor

PANEL: LEGAL ISSUES IN LAW ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS Chair: Alton Joseph Slane, Muhlenberg College

THE GOOD FAITH EXCEPTION TO THE EXCLUSIONARY RULE Alton Joseph Slane, Muhlenberg College

WRECK ON THE HIGHWAY: THE SUPREME COURT, THE GOOD FAITH EXCEPTION, AND DAVIS V. UNITED STATES Jonathan D. Bolen, Boise State University; Craig Hemmens, Missouri State University

FAILURE TO TRAIN ‘STUNS’ POLICE DEPARTMENTS Vidisha Barua Worley, University of North Texas at Dallas; Robert M. Worley, Texas A&M University - Central Texas

POLICE-CITIZEN "CONSENSUAL" ENCOUNTERS: MYTH OR REALITY Alisa Smith, University of Tampa; Illya Lichtenberg, Montclair State University; Erik Dolgoff, University of Tampa; Dana Speer, University of Tampa

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #140 Brecht, 4 Floor

PANEL: POLICE INTEGRITY AND DISCIPLINE FAIRNESS Chair: Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich, Michigan State University

EXPLORING THE RELATION BETWEEN THE POLICE CODE OF SILENCE AND PERCEPTIONS OF DISCIPLINARY FAIRNESS: A CROATIAN EXAMPLE Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich, Michigan State University

HOW POLICE OFFICERS PERCEIVE SEVERITY OF DISCIPLINE: A CASE STUDY OF SLOVENIAN POLICE Branko Lobnikar, University of Maribor; Gorazd Mesko, University of Maribor; Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich, Michigan State University

STRETCHING THE THIN BLUE LINE: THE SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE, PERCEPTIONS OF FAIRNESS, AND THE CODE OF SILENCE Adri Sauerman, Michigan State University; Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich, Michigan State University

NO STORM IN THE “LAND OF THE MORNING CALM”: CONNECTING THE SOUTH KOREAN POLICE OFFICERS’ VIEWS ABOUT DISCIPLINE FAIRNESS Wook Kang, University of Central Oklahoma; Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich, Michigan State University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #141 Westside 1, 5 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: DEVELOPMENTAL COMPETENCY IN POLICE-YOUTH ENCOUNTERS—STILL DEVELOPING

Moderator: Jeffrey A. Butts, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Discussants: Lisa H. Thurau, Strategies for Youth; Michael J. Grabowski, Santa Rosa Junior College

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #142 Westside 2, 5 Floor

PANEL: TESTS OF SOCIAL LEARNING THEORIES AND DIFFERENTIAL ASSOCIATION Chair: Christopher Sullivan, University of Cincinnati

DISENTANGLING THE CONTRIBUTORS TO PEER INFLUENCE ON DELINQUENCY Christopher J. Sullivan, University of Cincinnati; Jean Marie McGloin, University of Maryland; Kyle J. Thomas, University of Maryland

PEER ISOLATION AND OFFENSE SPECIALIZATION: INVESTIGATING THE ROLE OF PEER INFLUENCE IN PROMOTING OFFENDING VERSATILITY Kyle J. Thomas, University of Maryland

HOMOPHILY IN CO-OFFENDING GROUPS: CONSIDERING THE ROLE OF NEIGHBORHOOD Holly Nguyen, University of Maryland; Kyle J. Thomas, University of Maryland

Thursday, March 15, 2012

DELINQUENCY AND EDUCATION Thomas Patterson, University of Texas at Arlington; Barbara Childress, University of Texas at Arlington; Mariana Sherwood, University of Texas at Arlington

TEXTING WHILE DRIVING: A SOCIAL LEARNING PERSPECTIVE George E. Higgins, University of Louisville; Catherine D. Marcum, Georgia Southern University; Melissa L. Ricketts, Shippensburg University; Deborah Vegh, Central Connecticut State University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #143 Duffy, 7 Floor

PANEL: CURRENT ISSUES, PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS, AND PREVENTION INITIATIVES IN WHITE-COLLAR CRIME Chair: Alicia Sitren, University of North Florida

WHITE COLLAR AND CORPORATE CRIME IN CHINA: CURRENT ISSUES Hongming Cheng, University of Saskatchewan; David Friedrichs, University of Scranton

PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS AND FEAR OF VICTIMIZATION: A COMPARISON OF VIEWS TOWARD WHITE-COLLAR CRIMES AND STREET CRIMES Alicia Sitren, University of North Florida

INITIATIVES TO PREVENT AND CONTROL FINANCIAL CRIMES: A CROSS CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE Peter C. Kratcoski, Kent State University; Maximilian Edelbacher, Vienna University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #144 Empire, 7 Floor

PANEL: THE IMPACT OF LETHAL SITUATIONS ON POLICE STRESS Chairs: Carlos Posadas, New Mexico State University; R.J. Maratea, New Mexico State University

EVALUATING STRESS AND MEMORY RECALL OF POLICE OFFICERS IN HIGH THREAT/USE OF FORCE SCENARIO BASED TRAINING Jennifer Armstrong, University of the Fraser Valley; Joe Clare, Surrey Fire Service; Darryl Plecas, University of the Fraser Valley

COMBATING TRAUMATIC STRESS - THE ROLE OF CISM TEAMS Carrie Courtney, Daytona Beach Police Department; Charles Russo, American Military University

POST-TRAUMATIC AND PSYCHOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO POLICE OFFICER-INVOLVED SHOOTING INCIDENTS Carlos Posadas, New Mexico State University; R. J. Maratea, New Mexico State University

STRESS AND LETHAL FORCE DECISION MAKING IN A VIRTUAL SIMULATOR Darrell Ross, Valdosta State University; Randall Murphy, Meggitt Defense Systems; Michael Hazlett, Western Illinois University

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #145 Hudson, 7 Floor

PANEL: POLICE DEVIANCE Chair: Tom Barker, Eastern Kentucky University

DO YOU SWEAR TO TELL THE TRUTH? WELL, THAT DEPENDS Tom Barker, Eastern Kentucky University

MODELING THE PROCESS OF THE FALSE CONFESSION DURING POLICE INTERROGATION Shih Chih-Hung, Central Police University; Lin Tsan-chang, Central Police University

POLICE CORRUPTION: AN ANALYTICAL LOOK INTO POLICE ETHICS Richard Martin, Keuka College; Frank Colaprete, Keuka College; Tom Tremer, Keuka College

POLICE DEVIANCE IN THE POLICING OF THE TORONTO G20: REPURPOSING LAW, IGNORING FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND ANONYMITY Thomas Fleming, Wilfrid Laurier University; Patricia O’Reilly, Wilfrid Laurier University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #146 Olmstead, 7 Floor

PANEL: GENOCIDE AND OTHER CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY: THEORY, LAW, AND METHODOLOGY Chair: L. Edward Day, Penn State Altoona

STANTON’S “EIGHT STAGES OF GENOCIDE” AND AMERICAN ATTITUDES TOWARD MEXICAN IMMIGRATION Christina DeJong, Michigan State University; Alex Ostrovsky, Michigan State University

PROSECUTING GENOCIDES AS CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY Harry M. Rhea, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

UNDERSTANDING THE APPLICATION OF UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION: THE CANADIAN CASE OF DESIRE MUNYANEZA Nicholas Jones, University of Regina

INTERVIEWING AND INTERROGATING INTERNATIONAL WAR CRIMINALS John Robert Cencich, California University of Pennsylvania

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #147 Chelsea, 7 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: THE IMPACTS OF NON-LETHAL WEAPONS UPON POLICE BEHAVIORS

Moderator: Ron Hunter, Georgia Gwinnett College

Discussants: William Doerner, Florida State University; Tom Barker, Eastern Kentucky University; Jeff Smith, Lawrenceville Police Department

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #148 Soho, 7 Floor

PANEL: CRIMINOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF STRATEGIC COUNTER TERRORISM APPROACHES IN NIGERIA AND THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO Chair: Ihekwoaba Onwudiwe, Texas Southern University

PREVENTING THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO TO BECOME THE BASTION OF INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM Robert Mupier, Texas Southern University

PERSPECTIVES ON TERRORISM IN NIGERIA AND THE RISKS TO WORLD PEACE Hon Tachia, Texas Southern University

COMMUNITY POLICING INITIATIVES AND STRATEGIC COUNTER TERRORISM AND KIDNAPPING MEASURES IN NIGERIA Kingsley Ejiogu, Texas Southern University; Ihekwoaba Onwudiwe, Texas Southern University; Lazarus Udenwagu, Texas Southern University

ANTI-TERRORISM POLICE TRAINING IN NIGERIA: A NEW INITIATIVE FOR THE 21ST CENTURY James Opolot, Texas Southern University; Lucy Tsado, Texas Southern University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #149 Herald, 7 Floor

PANEL: TWO SIDES TO EVERY STORY: ATTITUDES TOWARD CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND RELATED SYSTEMS Chair: Rodney Kingsnorth, California State University Sacramento

THE INFLUENCE OF PLAINTIFF GENDER ON THE JUDICIAL DECISION TO GRANT CIVIL RESTRAINING ORDERS: A REPLICATION AND ANALYSIS Rodney Kingsnorth, California State University Sacramento

RESILENCY, TRAUMA AND HOMELESS WOMEN’S ATTITUDES TOWARD MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING POST-VICTIMIZATION Laura Huey, University of Western Ontario; Georgios Fthenos, University of Western Ontario; Danielle Hryniewicz, University of Western Ontario

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #150 Gotham, 7 Floor

PANEL: LAW, POLICY, AND IMMIGRATION/CRIME CONTROL Chair: Jonathan Hunsucker, University of Mississippi

EXAMINING CIVIL LIBERTIES IN THE 287(G) PROGRAM Jonathan Hunsucker, University of Mississippi

LEGAL, ILLEGAL MIGRANTS, AND XENOPHOBIA IN TURKEY: POLICE CADETS’ PERCEPTIONS Ismail Demirkol, Michigan State University; Mahesh Nalla, Michigan State University; Mustafa Halicioglu; Ahmet Guler; Serkan Tasgin, Michigan State University

THE TRADE OF SOULS: CASES OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND NEWSPAPER COVERAGE IN THE STATE OF TEXAS DURING 1992 TO 2006 Yingyos Leechaianan, Sam Houston State University

MIGRANT COMMUNITIES AND THE EROSION OF CIVIL RIGHTS: THE UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANT POPULATION OF THE HUDSON VALLEY Anita Butera, Marist College

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #151 Gramercy, 7 Floor

PANEL: A MULTIDIMENSIONAL LOOK AT PRODUCT COUNTERFEITING: DEFINITIONS, VICTIMIZATION, AND COUNTERMEASURES Chair: Jeremy M. Wilson, Michigan State University

IS PRODUCT COUNTERFEITING A WHITE-COLLAR CRIME? TOWARD A ‘COUNTERFEITING CRIMINOLOGY’ Justin A. Heinonen, Michigan State University; John W. Spink, Michigan State University; Jeremy M. Wilson, Michigan State University; William A. Stadler, University of Missouri- Kansas City

EXAMINING THE CORRELATES AND REPORTING OF ON-LINE PRODUCT COUNTERFEITING VICTIMIZATION Jeremy M. Wilson, Michigan State University; Thomas J. Holt, Michigan State University; Justin A. Heinonen, Michigan State University

EXAMINING THE RISK OF PURCHASING OF COUNTERFEIT MEDICINE ONLINE: A CONTENT ANALYSIS OF ACCREDITED VERSUS NON-ACCREDITED PRESCRIPTION DRUG WEBSITES William A. Stadler, University of Missouri-Kansas City; Justin A. Heinonen, Michigan State University; Jeremy M. Wilson, Michigan State University

EXAMINING COUNTERFEITING THROUGH SPAM ADVERTISEMENTS Karie J. Gregory, Michigan State University; Thomas J. Holt, Michigan State University

NEW PERSPECTIVE FOR ADDRESSING PUBLIC HEALTH THREAT OF COUNTERFEIT MEDICINES: A REVIEW OF THE NIGERIAN COMBATING COUNTERFEITING AND SUB- STANDARD MEDICINES INITIATIVES John W. Spink, Michigan State University; Michael Rip, Michigan State University; Douglas C. Moyer, Michigan State University

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #152 Harlem, 7 Floor

PANEL: CURRENT RESEARCH IN SECURITY AND PRIVATE POLICING Chair: Jennifer Cobbina, Michigan State University

SECURITY ADMINISTRATION IN THE CLASSROOM: MORE CHALLENGING WHEN IT’S NOT AS SEXY AS POLICING Carter F. Smith, Austin Peay State University

POLICING TRADEMARK INFRINGEMENT THROUGH TRANSNATIONAL PRIVATE REGULATORY REGIMES Natasha Tusikov, Australian National University

DIVERSITY OF SOURCES OF THREAT TO SECURITY IN SLOVENIA – POLITICALLY DEFINED VS. PUBLICLY PERCEIVED THREATS Bernarda Tominc, University of Maribor; Andrej Sotlar, University of Maribor; Gorazd Meško, University of Maribor

THE INTERFACE BETWEEN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE POLICING Andre Zanetic, Universidade de São Paulo (Brasil)

SECURITY OFFICERS’ ATTITUDES TOWARDS THEIR WORK ENVIRONMENT Jennifer Cobbina, Michigan State University; Mahesh Nalla, Michigan State University; Kimberly O. Bender, Michigan State University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #153 Astor Ballroom, 7 Floor

PANEL: RESEARCH ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION Chair: Mohammad Salahuddin, Chicago State University

CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION: AN AFRICAN AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE Mohammad Salahuddin, Chicago State University

AN EXAMINATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION IN MISSOURI Betsy Kreisel, University of Central Missouri

CROSSING THE GULF OR A PUDDLE: THE DIFFERENCE IN TEACHING CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN A PROPRIETY & TRADITIONAL COLLEGE Arthur Garrison, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

EDUCATION V. INCARCERATION Clayton Davis, Wiley College

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #154 Marquis C, 9 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: THE IMPACT OF PUBLIC OPINION ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION

Moderator: David A. Mackey, Plymouth State University

Discussants: Tony Smith, Rochester Institute of Technology; Eric S. See, Methodist University; Darl Champion, Methodist University

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #155 Cantor, 9 Floor

PANEL: ISSUES RELATED TO THE COMPLICATED NATURE OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Chair: Ron Aday, Middle Tennessee State University

WOMEN SERVING LIFE: HIDDEN VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Ron Aday, Middle Tennessee State University; Meredith H. Dye, Middle Tennessee State University; Jackie Eller, Middle Tennessee State University

NEUROBIOLOGY, AGGRESSION, AND DOMESTIC VIOLECE: A META-ANALYSIS Lee Ross, University of Central Florida

HONOUR KILLINGS: AN EXAMINATION OF ONLINE DEBATES IN CANADA Negin Vatandoost, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

FAMILY JUSTICE CENTERS – THE NEXT EVOLUTION IN A COORDINATED COMMUNITY RESPONSE Lisa G. Bostaph, Boise State University; Andrew Giacomazzi, Boise State University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #156 Jolson, 9 Floor

PANEL: RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: IMPACT OF COMMUNITY PROGRAMS Chair: Mary Ellen Reimund, Central Washington University

OFFICER SHOOTING OF WOOD CARVER: POLICE AGENCY MAKING AMENDS IN A RESTORATIVE WAY Mary Ellen Reimund, Central Washington University; Christine Henderson, Operation Nightwatch

INTEGRATING FORENSIC ISSUES AND RESTORATIVE JUSTICE INTO CLINICAL MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES TO NATIVE AMERICANS Heidi Beckenbach, University of San Diego; Ronn Johnson, University of San Diego

EMPATHY, GUILT, AND SHAME: A LOOK AT THE VICTIM AWARENESS PROGRAM IN OHIO Jennifer Gray, Muskingum University; Stacy Parker, Muskingum University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #157 Barrymore, 9 Floor

PANEL: CAPITAL PUNISHMENT: ENDGAME ISSUES Chair: Scott Vollum, James Madison University

REACTIONS TO DEATH PENALTY ABOLITION IN ILLINOIS: AN EXPLORATORY ANALYSIS OF NEWSPAPER READER COMMENTS Scott Vollum, James Madison University

Thursday, March 15, 2012

THE EXECUTION SHOULD BE TELEVISED: A REAPPRAISAL Zachary Baron Shemtob, Central Connecticut State University

NOT SO FAMOUS LAST WORDS: A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF EXECUTED INMATES’ FINAL STATEMENTS Scott Chenault, University of Central Missouri; Erica Lehmuth, University of Central Missouri

8:30 AM – 10:00 AM EVENT #158 Marquis B, 9th Floor Justice Quarterly and Journal of Criminal Justice Education Editorial Board Meetings

Justice Quarterly: 8:30 AM Combined Editorial Board Continental Breakfast: 9:00 AM Journal of Criminal Justice Education: 9:30 AM

9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Coffee Bar Westside 3/4, 5th Floor

9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open Westside 3/4, 5th Floor

9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Employment Exchange Open Broadhurst, 5th Floor

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Employment Exchange Special Event Broadhurst, 5th Floor

PRESENTATION: TIPS FOR A SUCCESSFUL JOB INTERVIEW

Presenter: Jim Ruiz, Penn State Harrisburg and Employment Exchange Chair

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #159 Sky Lobby, 16th Floor Police Section Executive Board Meeting

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #160 Columbia, 7th Floor Community College Section Executive Board Meeting

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #161 Juilliard, 5th Floor Journal of Ethnicity in Criminal Justice Editorial Board Meeting

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #162 Imperial, 5th Floor ACJS Membership Committee Meeting

Thursday, March 15, 2012

9:30 AM – 10:45 PM EVENT #163 Jolson, 9th Floor International Section Executive Board Meeting

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #164 O’Neill, 4 Floor

FEATURE ROUNDTABLE: SUSTAINABLE JUSTICE IS RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: BUT IS RESTORATIVE JUSTICE SUSTAINABLE? Moderator: Donna Decker Morris, University of New Haven

Discussants: Michael J. Gilbert, University of Texas at San Antonio; Morris Jenkins, University of Toledo; Ross London, Berkeley College; Eric Lambert, Wayne State University; Marilyn Armour, University of Texas Austin

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #165 Odets, 4 Floor

PANEL: PROSECUTION AND RACIAL JUSTICE: FINDINGS AND LESSONS LEARNED FROM ANALYZING PROSECUTORS’ DISCRETIONARY DECISIONS Chair: Michael Jacobsen, Vera Institute of Justice

DEFENDANT AND VICTIM RACE AND THE DECISION TO PROSECUTE INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE Emily Turner, Vera Institute of Justice; Yolaine Menyard, Vera Institute of Justice; Besiki Kutateladze, Vera Institute of Justice; Edward Liang, Vera Institute of Justice

PROSECUTING PROSTITUTION: EXPLORING DIFFERENCES BY RACE AND GENDER Besiki Kutateladze, Vera Institute of Justice; Emily Turner, Vera Institute of Justice; Yolaine Menyard, Vera Institute of Justice; Edward Liang, Vera Institute of Justice

AN ANALYSIS OF RACE AND THE DECISION TO PROSECUTE RESISTING OR OBSTRUCTING AN OFFICER CASES Yolaine Menyard, Vera Institute of Justice; Besiki Kutateladze, Vera Institute of Justice; Emily Turner, Vera Institute of Justice; Edward Liang, Vera Institute of Justice

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #166 Wilder, 4 Floor

OPEN SEMINAR: GETTING AN ACADEMIC JOB

Facilitators: Nicole L. Piquero, University of Texas at Dallas; Wesley Jennings, University of South Florida; Blythe Proulx, Virginia Commonwealth University

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #167 Ziegfeld, 4 Floor

PANEL: SUBSTANTIVE AND POLICY ISSUES IN CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS Chair: Jerry Dowling, Sam Houston State University

FRIGHTENED TO DEATH: THE APPLICATION OF THE FELONY MURDER RULE TO FRAGILE VICTIMS Jerry Dowling, Sam Houston State University

LEGAL PENALTIES AND PROSECUTORIAL MISCONDUCT--ANOTHER LOOK AT SECTION 1983 David Jones, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

EQUAL PROTECTION IMPLICATIONS FOR SYNDROME DEFENSES Patricia Wagner, Youngstown State University; Gene Donofrio, Ohio 7th District Court of Appeals

EVALUATING THE CALIFORNIA WITNESS PROTECTION PROGRAM Matthew O'Deane, Kaplan University

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #168 Brecht, 4 Floor

PANEL: QUIET NO MORE: DISCUSSING MALES AS PERPETRATORS AND FEMALES AS VICTIMS’ PARADIGM Chair: Brenda K. Vollman, Loyola University New Orleans

CHILDHOOD SEXUAL VICTIMIZATION AND GENDER- GIRLS ARE NOT ALONE: A CASE STUDY OF THE SEXUAL ABUSE OF MINORS IN THE U.S. Brenda K. Vollman, Loyola University New Orleans

IN THEIR OWN WORDS: BATTERERS FROM ETHIOPIA Brenda Geiger, Bar Ilan University; Michael Fischer, Norfolk State University

WOMEN’S ISSUES AND CRIME: A THEORETICAL EXPLANATION Tiffiney Barfield-Cottledge, University of Houston Clear Lake

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #169 Westside 1, 5 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: TEACHING CORRECTIONS: A DISCUSSION OF OPPORTUNITIES, ISSUES, AND LIMITATIONS

Moderator: Timothy J. Fiedler, Carroll University

Discussants: Valerie Callanan, University of Akron; Larry Rosenberg, Millersville University of Pennsylvania; George F. Kain, Western Connecticut State University

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #170 Westside 2, 5 Floor

PANEL: THE IMPACT OF SELF-CONTROL OVER THE LIFE COURSE Chair: April Wollnough, The Pennsylvania State University

SELF-CONTROL THEORY AND AMERICAN DEAF CULTURE Tony Smith, Rochester Institute of Technology; Judy Porter, Rochester Institute of Technology; LaVerne McQuiller Williams, Rochester Institute of Technology; Jennifer Gravitz, National Technical Institute for the Deaf; Amy Stornello, National Technical Institute for the Deaf

EXPLAINING BEHAVIORS ANALOGOUS TO CRIME: A TALE OF TWO MEASURES OF SELF- CONTROL Kimberly Dodson, Western Illinois University

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #171 Duffy, 7 Floor

PANEL: RESEARCHING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF REENTRY PROGRAMS AND SERVICES Chair: Danielle Harris, San Jose State University

DESISTANCE FROM OFFENDING: FINDINGS FROM THE SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY RECORD CLEARANCE PROJECT (SJSU-RCP) Danielle Harris, San Jose State University; Nicholas Lyden, San Jose State University

META-ANALYSIS: A COMPARISON OF WORK RELATED REENTRY PROGRAMS FOR ADULT CORRECTIONAL POPULATIONS Camille Apodaca, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

SECOND CHANCE? AN ASSESSMENT OF CORRECTIONAL PROGRAMMING IN THE ERA OF REENTRY Carlos Monteiro, Northeastern University; Dara Drawbridge, Northeastern University; Natasha A. Frost, Northeastern University; Lisa Fernandez, Northeastern University; Rebecca Rodriguez-Meade, Northeastern University; Sean Roche, Northeastern University; Laura Siller, Northeastern University

ASSESSING THE CLIENT-ORIENTED SERVICES OF REENTRY PROGRAMS Guatam Nayer, Texas Southern University; Maurice Mangum, Texas Southern University

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #172

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th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #173 Hudson, 7 Floor

PANEL: CRIME IN POPULAR MEDIA AND CULTURE Chair: Rose Johnson Bigler, Curry College

PRETTY POLLY AND TOM DOOLEY: CRIME AND VICTIMIZATION IN THE AMERICAN MURDER BALLAD Reid Toth, University of South Caroline Upstate

Thursday, March 15, 2012

REALITY TELEVISION AND THE AESTHETICS OF ADDICTION Nickie Phillips, St. Francis College

TRACING THE CSI EFFECT: WHAT DO WE KNOW SO FAR? Corey Call, Virginia Commonwealth University; John David Reitzel, Virginia Commonwealth University; Robyn Diehl, Virginia Commonwealth University

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #174 Olmstead, 7 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: CURRENT ISSUES IN PRIVATE SECURITY

Moderator: Jeffrey P. Rush, Austin Peay State University

Discussants: Martin Greenberg, Miles College; Carol Mathews, Century College, West Campus; George Richards, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #175 Chelsea, 7 Floor

FEATURE PANEL: ANNUAL REVIEW OF THE SUPREME COURT'S TERM Chair: Rolando V. del Carmen, Sam Houston State University

ANNUAL REVIEW OF THE SUPREME COURT'S TERM Craig Hemmens, Missouri State University

THE SUPREME COURT AND INMATES Barbara Belbot, University of Houston Downtown

THE SUPREME COURT AND FEDERAL LAW Katherine Bennett, Armstrong Atlantic State University

THE SUPREME COURT AND QUESTIONING David Brody, Washington State University-Spokane

THE SUPREME COURT, LIABILITY, AND HABEAS Michael Vaughn, Sam Houston State University

THE SUPREME COURT AND THE 4TH AMENDMENT Jeffery Walker, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #176 Soho, 7 Floor

PANEL: MENTORING FUTURE RACE AND JUSTICE SCHOLARS Chair: Matthew Johnson, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

AFRICAN-AMERICANS WRONGLY CONVICTED OF SEXUAL ASSAULTS AGAINST WHITES Matthew Johnson, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

CROSS-RACIAL VS. SAME-RACE WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS IN SEXUAL ASSAULTS: ARE THE SOURCES OF ERROR THE SAME Victoria Aderin, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Matthew Johnson, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

USING GENERAL STRAIN THEORY TO UNDERSTAND VIOLENCE IN THE LIVES OF URBAN MINORITY MALE YOUTH Brian Maule, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Delores Direse Jones-Brown, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CRIME AND LATINO BUSINESS OWNERSHIP UTILIZING THE REVITALIZATION PERSPECTIVE Shirley Leyro, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #177 Herald, 7 Floor

FEATURE ROUNDTABLE: BUILDING AND SUSTAINING CRIMINAL JUSTICE-MENTAL HEALTH PARTNERSHIP

Moderator: Christine Tartaro, Richard Stockton College of NJ

Discussants: Ken Kerle, Washburn University; Risdon N. Slate, Florida Southern College; W. Wesley Johnson, University of Southern Mississippi; Ron Hornberg, National Alliance on Mental Illness

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #178 Gotham, 7 Floor

PANEL: IMMIGRANTS AND CRIME Chair: Bianca Bersani, University of Massachusetts Boston

THE VIOLENCE OF NOT (ALLOWING) A WORD IN ANOTHER LANGUAGE Avi Brisman, Emory University/John Jay College of Criminal Justice

DIFFERENTIAL PATHWAYS TO DESISTENCE? EXAMINING THE MARRIAGE EFFECT ACROSS IMMIGRANT AND NON-IMMIGRANT GROUPS Bianca Bersani, University of Massachusetts Boston; Stephanie DiPietro, University of Missouri-St. Louis

Thursday, March 15, 2012

ETHNICITY, ACCULTURATION, AND OFFENDING: FINDINGS FROM A SAMPLE OF HISPANIC ADOLESCENTS Kristina Lopez, Texas State University-San Marcos; Holly Ventura-Miller, University of Texas at San Antonio

CHILDREN OF THE DEPORTED: A CASE FOR FUTURE STUDIES Lorraine Samuels, Huston Tillotson University

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #179 Gramercy, 7 Floor

PANEL: FUTURE DIRECTIONS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE PEDAGOGY Chair: Deborah Eckberg, Metropolitan State University

TEACHING CRIMINAL JUSTICE TO CULTURALLY DIVERSE STUDENTS WHO WILL SERVE CULTURALLY DIVERSE POPULATIONS Deborah Eckberg, Metropolitan State University

DECONSTRUCTING PEDAGOGY: A POST-MODERNIST APPROACH TO TEACHING IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Edward Bowman, Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania

INNOVATIVE PEDAGOGY FOR THE 21ST CENTURY: A CRITIQUE OF ACCELERATED PROGRAMS IN HIGHER EDUCATION Wendy Lynn Hicks, Loyola University of New Orleans

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #180 Harlem, 7 Floor

OPEN SEMINAR: CERTIFICATION SESSION 1 – BEST PRACTICES FOR ACHIEVING CERTIFICATION: ADVICE FROM CERTIFICATION COORDINATORS

Facilitators: Gary Bayens, Washburn University; Elizabeth Quinn, Fayetteville State University; Barbara Sims, Penn State Harrisburg

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #181 Astor Ballroom, 7 Floor

PANEL: EXPANDING CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION Chair: Michael Bolton, Marymount University

UNMASKING THE ICE MAN: EXPLORING SOCIOPATHY IN INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE Michael Bolton, Marymount University

TAKING A BITE OUT OF CRIME: TEACHING ANIMAL CRUELTY AS PART OF THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE CURRICULUM Cassandra L. Reyes, West Chester University of Pennsylvania

VOICING CONCERNS ABOUT CAMPUS CLIMATE Wendelin Hume, University of North Dakota; Moussa Nombre, University of North Dakota

Thursday, March 15, 2012

CONCEALED WEAPONS ON UNIVERSITY CAMPUSES: A CRITICAL INQUIRY Felicia Mae Wagner, Texas Southern University; David Baker, Texas Southern University

ASSESSING THE HISTORICAL ACCURACY OF ORGANIZED CRIME FICTION Alliah Rozan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #182 Marquis C, 9 Floor

PANEL: THE INFLUENCE OF THE MEDIA’S COVERAGE OF CRIME Chair: Rhonda Dobbs, University of Texas at Arlington

IMPACT OF MEDIA ON COLLEGE STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF CRIME Mary Sarver, University of South Carolina Upstate; Robert Sarver, University of South Carolina Upstate; Rhonda Dobbs, University of Texas at Arlington

MEDIA INFLUENCE ON FEAR OF RAPE: A CROSS-NATIONAL COMPARISON Rhonda Dobbs, University of Texas at Arlington; Courtney Waid-Lindberg, North Dakota State University; Steven Kohm, University of Winnipeg; Michael Weinrath, University of Winnipeg; Tara Shelley, Colorado State University

THE REMOTE IS CONTROLLED BY THE MONSTER: ISSUES OF MEDIATIZED VIOLENCE AND SCHOOL SHOOTINGS Jaclyn Schildkraut, Texas State University-San Marcos

CRIME VICTIMS AS SEEN IN LONG-FORMAT TELEVISION NEWS PROGRAMS Daktari Alexander, Seattle University

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #183 Cantor, 9 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: ENGAGING STUDENTS THROUGH PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING

Moderator: Tod Burke, Radford University

Discussants: Stephen Owen, Radford University; Hank Fradella, California State University Long Beach; Jerry Joplin, Guilford University

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #184 Barrymore, 9 Floor

PANEL: CAPITAL PUNISHMENT: SYSTEMIC ISSUES Chair: Jennifer Leigh Adger, Columbia University

THE DEATH PENALTY IN NORTH CAROLINA: A SUMMARY OF THE DATA AND SCIENTIFIC STUDIES Matthew B. Robinson, Appalachian State University

CAPITAL CRIMES IN CUYAHOGA COUNTY: DOES THE PUNISHMENT FIT THE CRIME? Jake Julio, Muskingum University; Stacy Parker, Muskingum University

Thursday, March 15, 2012

EXPLORING COUNTY-LEVEL DISPARITIES IN JURY OVERRIDES IN ALABAMA Jennifer Leigh Adger, Columbia University

ISLAMIZATION OF THE DEATH PENALTY UNDER SHARI’A LAW AND ITS CRIMINOGENIC IMPACTS IN IRAN, 1979-2011 Hamid R. Kusha, East Carolina University

11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT #185 Westside 1, 5th Floor

ACJS Keynote Address UPDATE ON THE OFFICE OF JUSTICE PROGRAMS

Mary Lou Leary, Acting Assistant Attorney General, U.S. Department of Justice

12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #186 Columbia, 5th Floor ACJS 2013 Program Committee Meeting

12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #187 Marquis C, 9th Floor International Section Luncheon and Gerhard O. W. Mueller Award Ceremony

2012 Award Recipient: Finn-Aage Esbensen, University of Missouri – St. Louis

12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #188 Sky Lobby, 16th Floor Juvenile Justice Section Executive Board Meeting

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #189 O’Neill, 4 Floor

FEATURE ROUNDTABLE: SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGY

Moderator: Marissa P. Levy, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

Discussants: David A. Makin, Washington State University; Jeremy G. Carter, University of North Florida; Richard Parent, Simon Fraser University; Eric L. Piza, Rutgers School of Criminal Justice

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #190 Odets, 4 Floor

FEATURE PANEL: SUSTAINING JUSTICE FOR IMMIGRANTS: APPLIED RESEARCH ON LEGAL OUTCOMES, PROCESS, AND POLICE-COMMUNITY RELATIONS Chair: Laura Simich, Vera Institute of Justice

LEGAL RIGHTS ORIENTATIONS: EXPEDITING IMMIGRATION COURT CASE PROCESSING Zhifen Cheng, Vera Institute of Justice

THE FLOW OF UNACCOMPANIED CHILDREN THROUGH THE IMMIGRATION SYSTEM Elise Miller, Vera Institute of Justice; Olga Byrne, Vera Institute of Justice

JUVENILE JUSTICE AND IMMIGRATION: EMERGING ISSUES Laura Schaefer, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law

SUSTAINING JUSTICE THROUGH COMMUNITY POLICING: BRIDGING THE CULTURAL AND LANGUAGE DIVIDE Pradine Saint-Fort, Vera Institute of Justice

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #191 Wilder, 4 Floor

PANEL: CALLING THE COPS Chair: Sutham Cobkit, Kennesaw State University

CALLING THE COP: EXAMINING THE IMPACT OF AN EFFECTIVE COP INTERVENTION ON CITIZEN REPORTING Stephen Clipper, University of Texas at Dallas; Nadine Connell, University of Texas at Dallas

THE IMPACT OF POLICE PERCEPTIONS ON INFORMAL SOCIAL CONTROL Randa Embry, University of Central Missouri

WILLINGNESS TO REPORT SEXUAL OFFENSES TO THE POLICE IN GHANA Heeuk Lee, Washington State University; Francis Boateng, Washington State University

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #192 Ziegfeld, 4 Floor

PANEL: SPECIALTY COURTS I: NEW VENTURES Chair: Julie Baldwin, University of Florida

VETERANS: CRIMINALS OR HEROES Peggy Bowen-Hartung, Alvernia University

PROGRAM EVALUATION OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COURTS IN MISSOURI Richard Miller, Missouri Probation and Parole; Gene Bonham, Jr., University of Central Missouri

Thursday, March 15, 2012

GETTING INSIDE THE BLACKBOX OF A NEW SPECIALIZED COURT: PROGRAM EVALUATION OF A VETERANS TREATMENT COURT (VTC) Julie Baldwin, University of Florida

JUVENILE DRUG COURTS: THE EVOLUTION OF AN ALTERNATIVE TREATMENT APPROACH FOR YOUTH Holly Sarinic, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #193 Brecht, 4 Floor

AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: AFTER THE CRIME: THE POWER OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE DIALOGUES BETWEEN VICTIMS AND VIOLENCE OFFENDERS (NEW YORK UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2011), BY SUSAN L. MILLER, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE

Chair: Claire M. Renzetti, University of Kentucky

Author: Susan L. Miller, University of Delaware

Critics: Raquel Kennedy Bergen, St. Joseph’s University; Wesley Jennings, University of South Florida; Angela R. Gover, University of Colorado, Denver

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #194 Hart, 4 Floor

PANEL: THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL AND RELATIONSHIP FACTORS ON POLICE STRESS Chair: Michael Arter, Pennsylvania State-Altoona

THE SOCIAL BLUES: EXAMINING SOCIAL STRESSORS IN POLICING Michael Arter, Pennsylvania State-Altoona; Kim Menard, Pennsylvania State- Altoona

STRESS IN SMALL TOWN AND RURAL POLICE AGENCIES: A COMPARISON OF STRESS BETWEEN POLICE OFFICERS AND SHERIFFS Bradley Campbell, Sam Houston State University; Willard Oliver, Sam Houston State University

THE EFFECTS OF COPING AND SOCIAL SUPPORT ON POLICE OFFICER TRAUMA Kim Menard, Pennsylvania State-Altoona; Michael Arter, Pennsylvania State-Altoona

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #195 Westside 1, 5 Floor

PANEL: LAW, PROGRAMS AND POLICIES FOR CRIME VICTIMS Chair: Elizabeth Quinn, Fayetteville State University

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PREVALENCE, SERVICE AVAILABILITY, AND SERVICE UTILIZATION Elizabeth Quinn, Fayetteville State University; Michael DeValve, Fayetteville State University

ASSISTANCE FROM VICTIM SERVICE AGENCIES: A CRITICAL APPROACH Heather Zaykowski, University of Massachusetts Boston

Thursday, March 15, 2012

THE SUPREME COURT AND CRIME VICTIMS Joan Crowley, New Mexico State University; Peter Gregware, New Mexico State University

TENGO MIEDO! WHERE SHOULD I GO FOR HELP? THE HELP SEEKING BEHAVIOR OF BATTERED UNDOCUMENTED LATINAS. Denise Mowder, Metropolitan State College of Denver; Faith Lutze, Washington State University

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #196 Westside 2, 5 Floor

PANEL: THE STABILITY OF SELF-CONTROL OVER THE LIFE COURSE Chair: Brie Diamond, University of Texas at Dallas

STABILITY OF SELF-CONTROL INTO ADULTHOOD Brie Diamond, University of Texas at Dallas; Michael Carriaga, University of Texas at Dallas; Robert Morris, University of Texas at Dallas; Jonathan Caudill, California State University- Chico

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #197 Juilliard, 5 Floor

PANEL: MOVING BEYOND THE USUAL SUSPECTS: CREATING REAL INCLUSION FOR DIVERSE CRIMINOLOGY/CRIMINAL JUSTICE SCHOLARS Chair: Henry Fradella, California State University, Long Beach

DIVERSITY ON THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE FACULTY: WHY IT IS IMPORTANT AND HOW TO ACHIEVE IT Henry Fradella, California State University, Long Beach

OUTSIDE THE NETWORK: EXPLORING IMPLICIT BIAS IN INSTITUTIONAL FAILURE TO SOCIALLY INCLUDE 'OTHERS' Scott Menard, Sam Houston State University

WHO'S GETTING CITED: A REPORT ON THE INCLUSION OF WOMEN AND MINORITY SCHOLARS' WORK IN MAINSTREAM PUBLICATIONS Bitna Kim, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

IN RECOGNITION: A REPORT ON THE INCLUSION OF WOMEN AND MINORITY SCHOLARS AMONG ACJS NATIONAL AWARDEES Lorna E. Grant, North Carolina Central University

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #198 Imperial, 5 Floor

PANEL: ATTITUDES TOWARD POLICE Chair: Egan Green, Radford University

EXAMINING INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP-LEVEL PREDICTORS OF PUBLIC SATISFACTION WITH POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY Joseph DeAngelis, Office of the Independent Monitor; Brian Wolf, University of Idaho; Richard Rosenthal, Office of the Independent Monitor

REVENUERS AND MOONSHINERS: A QUALITATIVE EXAMINATION OF ATTITUDES BETWEEN LAW ENFORCERS AND VIOLATORS Egan Green, Radford University

THE ATTITUDES OF COLLEGE STUDENTS TOWARD POLICE Attapol Kuanliang, University of Louisiana at Monroe; Cody Sonnier, University of Louisiana at Monroe

WHO CARES WHO PROTECTS US? THE INFLUENCE OF TYPE OF POLICE COVERAGE ON CITIZEN SATISFACTION WITH THE POLICE Brian Lockwood, Monmouth University; Brian Wyant, LaSalle University

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #199 Duffy, 7 Floor

PANEL: ISSUES RELATED TO EMPLOYMENT AND THE REENTRY PROCESS NO SHOW Chair: Geoff Mann, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

BAN THE BOX: ISSUES OF REENTRY AND EMPLOYMENT Cynthia Phillips, Our Lady of the Lake University; Jiletta Kubena, Our Lady of the Lake University

CRIMINAL STIGMA, RACE, GENDER, AND EMPLOYMENT: AN EXPANDED ASSESSMENT OF THE CONSEQUENCES OF IMPRISONMENT FOR EMPLOYMENT Natalie Ortiz, Arizona State University; Scott Decker, Arizona State University; Cassia Spohn, Arizona State University; Damian Martinez, Arizona State University; Eric Hedberg, Arizona State University; Marcus Galeste, Arizona State University

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #200 Empire, 7 Floor

PANEL: ATTITUDES TOWARDS REENTRY FROM THE GENERAL PUBLIC TO EMPLOYERS TO THOSE IN AND OUT OF THE SYSTEM Chair: Brett Garland, Missouri State University

EMPLOYERS’ WILLINGNESS TO HIRE EX-OFFENDERS IN NORTHWEST FLORIDA Cheryl Swanson, University of West Florida; Amanda Tryling, University of West Florida

Thursday, March 15, 2012

WHAT INFLUENCES PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR PRISONER REENTRY PROGRAMS? Brett Garland, Missouri State University; Eric Wodahl, University of Wyoming; Mary Stohr, Missouri State University; Jake Guthier, Missouri State University

REENTRY STRATEGY COMPARISON OF COUNTY WORK RELEASE RESIDENTS AND LOW- RISK JAIL INMATES: A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS Joseph Rukus, University of Florida

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #201 Hudson, 7 Floor

PANEL: CRIME, JUSTICE, AND THE INTERNET Chair: Karen Holt, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

CROWDSOURCES, JUSTICE, AND PUBLIC SHAMING Kelly Sundberg, Mount Royal University; David Finch, Mount Royal University; Sharon McIntyre, Mount Royal University

FROM CYBERSPACE TO SUBSPACE: A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF DOMINATRIX ADVERTISEMENTS ON-LINE Karen Holt, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Thomas Holt, Michigan State University

STATUS UPDATE: HOW CAMPUS POLICE ARE USING FACEBOOK TO COMMUNICATE WITH THE PUBLIC Mari Sakiyama, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Joel Lieberman, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Deborah Koetzle, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #202 Olmstead, 7 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: IN WHAT ACADEMIC DISCIPLINE SHOULD SECURITY EDUCATION BE PLACED?

Moderator: Brian R. Johnson, Grand Valley State University

Discussants: Shannon M. Barton-Bellessa, Indiana State University; Terry L. Fisk, Grand Valley State University; Joe Jaksa, Saginaw Valley State University; Brian F. Kingshott, Grand Valley State University

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #203 Chelsea, 7 Floor

FEATURE ROUNDTABLE: GUIDING OUR BLINDED JUSTICE: PREVENTING WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS THROUGH A SUSTAINABLE JUSTICE SYSTEM

Moderator: Rolando V. del Carmen, Sam Houston State University

Discussants: Michael S. Vaughn, Sam Houston State University; Durant Frantzen, Texas A&M- San Antonio; Tom Tad Hughes, University of Louisville; Claire Angelique Nolasco,Texas A&M- San Antonio; Mai Naito, Sam Houston State University

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #204 Soho, 7 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: TEACHING CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAMS

Moderator: Stephanie Mizrahi, California State University Sacramento

Discussants: Allan L. Patenaude, University of Regina; Robert M. Bohm, University of Central Florida; Talia Harmon, Niagara University; George F. Kain, Western Connecticut State University

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #205 Herald, 7 Floor

FEATURE ROUNDTABLE: AT THE CROSSROADS OF JUSTICE AND MENTAL ILLNESS

Moderator: Risdon N. Slate, Florida Southern College

Discussants: David A. Amora, Council of State Governments Justice Center; Jose L. Lopez, City of Durham Police Department; Justice Marcia Hirsch, Queens County Felony Mental Health Court; Jacqueline Kay Buffington-Vollum, James Madison University; W. Wesley Johnson, University of Southern Mississippi

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #206 Gotham, 7 Floor

PANEL: RACE/ETHNIC DISPARITIES IN JUSTICE PROCEEDINGS Chair: Jennifer Peck, University of South Florida

PROBATION VIOLATIONS AND JUVENILE JUSTICE DECISION-MAKING: IMPLICATIONS FOR BLACKS AND HISPANICS Michael Leiber, University of South Florida; Jennifer Peck, University of South Florida

ACCESS TO JUSTICE AND DISPROPORTIONATE MINORITY CONTACT WITHIN JUVENILE TRANSFERS, A META-ANALYSIS (1969-2011) Natasha Pratt-Harris, Morgan State University

THE RULE AGAINST BIAS AND ITS APPLICATION IN THE CRIMINAL COURTS OF ENGLAND AND WALES Paul Gavin, Kings College

THE PERCEIVED SEVERITY OF ALTERNATIVE PUNISHMENTS: WHY IS THERE A RACIAL GAP? Brandon K. Applegate, University of South Carolina

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #207 Gramercy, 7 Floor

PANEL: THE DIGITAL WORLD IN CRIMINOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE Chair: Thomas J. Holt, Michigan State University

THE OTHER SIDE OF THE DIGITAL DIVIDE: INTERNET USE AMONG A MARGINALIZED SAMPLE Richard K. Moule, Arizona State University; David C. Pyrooz, Arizona State University; Scott H. Decker, Arizona State University

EXPLORING THE CORRELATES OF MALWARE VICTIMIZATION IN A COLLEGE SAMPLE Adam M. Bossler, Georgia Southern University; Thomas J. Holt, Michigan State University; George W. Burruss, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale

CRIMINAL OFFENDING AND VICTIMIZATION IN ONLINE SETTINGS: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY David C. Pyrooz, Arizona State University; Rick K. Moule, Arizona State University; Scott H. Decker, Arizona State University

EXAMINING THE MACRO-LEVEL CORRELATES OF MALICIOUS SOFTWARE INFECTIONS Thomas J. Holt, Michigan State University; George W. Burruss, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale; Adam M. Bossler, Georgia Southern University

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #208 Harlem, 7 Floor

OPEN SEMINAR: CERTIFICATION SESSION 2 – BEST PRACTICES FOR ACHIEVING CERTIFICATION: ADVICE FROM CERTIFICATION TEAM MEMBERS

Facilitators: Gary Bayens, Washburn University; Harry Dammer, University of Scranton

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #209 Astor Ballroom, 7 Floor

PANEL: DEVELOPING CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS Chair: Amy Poland, Texas A&M International University

POLICY PROPOSALS ON THE GO! Sharlette Kellum, Texas Southern University

CRITICAL THINKING IN BLUE Beth Vivaldi, Webster University

BEYOND CLASSROOM DISCUSSION: USING SEMINARS TO INCREASE PARTICIPATION AND INTERACTION IN THE CLASSROOM Amy Poland, Texas A&M International University; Jessica M. Jerabeck, Texas A&M International University

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #210 Marquis A, 9 Floor

PANEL: LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AND COMMUNITIES: WORKING COOPERATIVELY Chair: Michael Berlin, Coppin State University

INTEGRATING COMMUNITY POLICING, COMPSTAT, AND INTELLIGENCE-LED POLICING IN THEORY AND PRACTICE: ISSUES AND OPPORTUNITIES Michael Berlin, Coppin State University

CITIZEN SATISFACTION WITH THE POLICE AND THE ROLE OF UNIVERSITIES Julie Coon, Roger Williams University; Christopher Menton, Roger Williams University; Eric Lewis, Roger Williams University

HOW TO TURN THE PERCEPTIONS OF CITIZENS INTO REAL OUTCOMES: THE CASE OF THE POLICE STATION VISITORS WEEK Ludmila Ribeiro, Federal University of Minas Gerais

WE ARE WATCHING YOU: POLICE-COMMUNITY SURVEILLANCE OF CYBERBULLYING Debra Langan, Wilfrid Laurier University

CONTENT ANALYSIS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT WEBSITES John Tahiliani, Worcester State University

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #211 Marquis B, 9 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: THE USE OF MEDIATION IN POLICING

Moderator: John DeCarlo, University of New Haven

Discussants: Samuel “Joe” Brummer, Community Mediation, New Haven; Brenda Cavanaugh, Community Mediation, New Haven; Kevin Halloran, Branford, CT Police Department; Donna Decker-Morris, University of New Haven

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #212 Cantor, 9 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: DEFENSE-INITIATED VICTIM OUTREACH FOLLOWING 9.11: THE TRIAL OF ZACHARIAS MOUSSAOUI

Moderator: Marilyn Armour, University of Texas Austin

Discussants: Stephanie Frogge, University of Texas Austin; Pamela Leonard, Georgia State University; Gerry Zerkin, Federal Public Defender Office for the Eastern District of Virginia

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #213 Jolson, 9 Floor

PANEL: RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES I Chair: Lloyd Klein, York College, CUNY

THE RESTORATION OF TRUST Ross London, Berkeley College

Thursday, March 15, 2012

RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: THE REALITIES OF VICTIM OFFENDER RECONCILIATIONS Neil Guzy, University of Pittsburgh at Greenburg

FEMINIST EXPLANATIONS OF UNDERSTANDING RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: ITS IMPLICATIONS ON GIRLS Doshie Piper, Prairie View A&M University

BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE: COMMUNITY CRIME ISSUES AND THE POTENTIAL FOR RESTORATIVE JUSTICE Lloyd Klein, York College, CUNY

th 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #214 Barrymore, 9 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: APPROACHES TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEGREES

Moderator: Wayne Morris, Conestoga College

Discussants: Marion Evans, Conestoga College; Christine Anderson, Western Illinois University; Gina Antonacci, Humber College

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #215 Marquis C, 9th Floor International Section General Meeting

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #216 Sky Lobby, 16th Floor Critical Criminal Justice Section Executive Board Meeting

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #217 Duffy, 7th Floor Restorative and Community Justice Section General Business Meeting

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #218 Columbia, 7th Floor 2013 Awards Committee Chairs Meeting

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #219 Harlem, 7th Floor Victimology Section General Business Meeting

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #220 Imperial, 5th Floor Women in Criminal Justice Editorial Board Meeting

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #221 O’Neill, 4 Floor

FEATURE ROUNDTABLE: THE FUTURE OF THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE DISCIPLINE IN SUSTAINABLE JUSTICE: WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?

Moderator: Nicola Davis-Bivens, Johnson C. Smith University

Discussants: Anita Bledsole-Gardner, Johnson C. Smith University; Rosayln D. Harrington, Johnson C. Smith University; Zeritha McFadden, Johnson C. Smith University; Jack Monell, Winston-Salem State University

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #222 Odets, 4 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: IMPORTANCE OF PRACTITIONERS PUBLISHING

Moderator: Matthew O’Deane, Kaplan University

Discussants: Stephen Morreale, Worcester State College; Jim Ness, University of Phoenix; Jim Adcock, Clayton State College

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #223 Wilder, 4 Floor

PANEL: POLICING STRATEGIES WITH SPECIAL POPULATIONS Chair: Lucy Hochstein, Radford University

EFFECTS OF INTERDISCIPLINARY TRAINING AND PROGRAMMATIC ACTIVITIES ON POLICE APPLICATION OF INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES ADDRESSING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, ELDER ABUSE, AND THE MENTALLY ILL Lucy Hochstein, Radford University

SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY AND PUBLIC SAFETY: LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS’ PERSPECTIVES Maria Joao Falcao, University of Fernando Pessoa; Maria Francisca Rebocho, University of Fernando Pessoa

OUTSIDE AND INSIDE THE POLICE SUBCULTURE: AN ETHNOGRAPHIC STUDY OF THE POLICE IN BLACKSBURG, VA Bakhitah Abdul-Ra’uf, Radford University

USE OF NATIONAL VIOLENT DEATH REPORTING SYSTEM DATA TO EXPLORE SUICIDE BY COP INTENT Vivian Lord, University of North Carolina-Charlotte

POLICE RECEPTIVENESS TO RELIANCE ON ACADEMIA FOR RESEARCH DATA Debra Lindberg, Portland State University

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #224 Ziegfeld, 4 Floor

PANEL: SPECIALTY COURTS II: NEW VENTURES Chair: Kelly Frailing, Texas A&M University

REFERRALS TO THE WASHOE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH COURT Kelly Frailing, Texas A&M University

DRUG COURTS AND BASIC HUMAN NEEDS: WOLVES IN SHEEP CLOTHING? Kristen DeVall, University of North Carolina Wilmington; Paul Gregory, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater

HOW MENTAL HEALTH COURTS FUNCTION: OUTCOMES AND OBSERVATIONS Kelly Frailing, Texas A&M University

DIVERTING WOMEN OFFENDERS FROM PRISON: AN EVALUATION OF THE SECOND CHANCE RE-ENTRY COURT PROGRAM Stacy Calhoun, UC Irvine/UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Program; Nena Messina, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Program; Kira Jeter, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Program; Jeremy Braithwaite, UC Irvine

THE PATH TO THE DRUG COURT Andrew Fulkerson, Southeast Missouri State University; Linda Keena, University of Mississippi

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #225 Brecht, 4 Floor

PANEL: POLICING MUSLIMS AS MINORITY AND NON-MUSLIMS IN MUSLIM MAJORITY NATIONS Chair: Arvind Verma, Indiana University

RELEVANCE OF CLASSICAL ISLAMIC LAW TOWARDS CULTURAL COMPETENCY OF LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL Farrukh Hakeem, Shaw University

POLICING MUSLIMS IN ISRAEL Maria (Maki) Haberfeld, John Jay College

POLICING MINORITIES IN THE ARAB WORLD Nabil Ouassini, Indiana University

POLICING OF MUSLIM COMMUNITIES IN WESTERN DEMOCRACIES Samiullah Ansari, Salem State University; Hanif Qureshi, University of Cincinnati

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #226 Hart, 4 Floor

PANEL: ISSUES IN TEACHING CRIMINOLOGY Chair: John Krimmel, The College of New Jersey

TEACHING TERRORISM IN THE CRIMINOLOGY CONTEXT John Krimmel, The College of New Jersey

Thursday, March 15, 2012

USING HOMICIDE CASE FILES TO TEACH APPLIED CRIMINOLOGY Mark Harmon, Illinois State University; Meagan Semmelroth, Illinois State University

TEACHING CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY USING MUSIC LYRICS Arielle Hollman, Florida Southern College; Erin Sneed, Florida Southern College; Michael Bush, Northern Kentucky University; Risdon Slate, Florida Southern College

A COMPARISON OF CRIMINOLOGY AND NON-CRIMINOLOGY STUDENT DEATH PENALTY ATTITUDES Amanda Cox, The Pennsylvania State University

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #227 Westside 1, 5 Floor

ACJS Presidential Plenary STRENGTHENING SCIENCE TO PROMOTE JUSTICE AND PUBLIC SAFETY

John Laub, National Institute of Justice

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #228 Westside 2, 5 Floor

PANEL: STRAIN THEORY Chair: Nicole Leeper Piquero, University of Texas at Dallas

CLASSIC STRAIN, LACK OR HOPE, AND BINGE DRINKING Mindy Bernhardt, Georgia State University

EXTENDING GENERAL STRAIN THEORY: TESTING THE EFFECTS OF THE ATTRACTIONS OF DEVIANCE George E. Capowich, Loyola University New Orleans

EXAMINING THE EFFECT OF PRISON STRAINS ON INMATE MISBEHAVIOR Michael LeAnn Carriaga, University of Texas at Dallas; Robert G. Morris, University of Texas at Dallas; Brie Diamond, University of Texas at Dallas; J.C. Barnes, University of Texas at Dallas; Alex R. Piquero, University of Texas at Dallas; Nicole Leeper Piquero, University of Texas at Dallas

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PREJUDICE AT SCHOOL AND VANDALISM: A GENERAL STRAIN THEORY APPROACH Anthony W. Hoskin, University of Texas of the Permian Basin; Amanda D. Johnson, University of Texas of the Permian Basin

POPPED PILLS: WHAT STRAINS INFLUENCE THE NONMEDICAL USE OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS? Deborah Vegh, Central Connecticut State University

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #229 Juilliard, 5 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: DECONSTRUCTING THE GRADUATE EXPERIENCE: A FIVE YEAR LOOK AT LIFE AFTER PHD, WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED?

Moderator: Paul Klenowski, Clarion University of Pennsylvania

Discussants: Kim Dobson, Western Illinois University-Quad Cities; Kyung-shick Choi, Bridgewater State University; Keith Bell, West Liberty University

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #230 Empire, 7 Floor

PANEL: THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME: RESEARCHING HOUSING AND REENTRY Chair: Melinda Schlager, Texas A&M University-Commerce

FROM PRISON TO PROMISE: A TRANSITIONAL AND SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAM FOR PAROLEES WITH MENTAL ILLNESS Melinda Schlager, Texas A&M University-Commerce

DIFFERENCES ON THE LSI-R AND SPIN-W BETWEEN COMPLETERS AND NON-COMPLETERS OF A WOMEN’S TRANSITIONAL HOUSING PROGRAM Cathleen Meaden, Central Connecticut State University; Damon Mitchell, Central Connecticut State University

PAROLE REENTRY AND CAPITAL: THE CRITICAL ROLE OF HOMELESSNESS N. Prabha Unnithan, Colorado State University; Alexandra Walker, Colorado Department of Public Safety; Mark Pogrebin, University of Colorado-Denver; Lynn Hempel, Colorado State University; Michael Hogan, Colorado State University; Tara O’Connor Shelley, Colorado State University

WASHINGTON STATE REENTRY HOUSING PILOT PROJECT: THIRD YEAR FOLLOW UP Faith Lutze, Washington State University; Jeffrey Rosky, University of Central Florida; Zachary Hamilton, Washington State University

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #231 Hudson, 7 Floor

PANEL: CRIME AND JUSTICE IN THE NEWS Chair: Melissa Fenwick, Western Connecticut State University

THE CASEY ANTHONY TRIAL: MEDIA FRENZY AND MORAL PANIC Anne Lee, Old Dominion University; Jessica Morgan, Old Dominion University; Melanie Holland, Old Dominion University

MEDIA COVERAGE OF THE U.S. SUPREME COURT: A 10-YEAR STUDY OF THE NEW YORK TIMES, WASHINGTON POST, AND U.S.A. TODAY Kevin Buckler, University of Texas at Brownsville

A PRELIMINARY CONTENT ANALYSIS OF THE REPRESENTATION OF CRIME IN FEATURE NEWSPAPER ARTICLES Melissa Fenwick, Western Connecticut State University

Thursday, March 15, 2012

RACISM, CRIME, AND COLLECTIVE EFFICACY: THE ROLE OF LOCAL NEWS IN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Leslie-Dawn Quick, Fayetteville State University

SB1070, HYPERCONSCIOUSNESS, AND RACE NEGATION: THE VIRTUAL DISSEMINATION OF RACISM IN THE COLORBLIND ERA Arifa Raza, University of California-Riverside; Kishonna Gray, Eastern Kentucky State

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #232 Olmstead, 7 Floor

PANEL: CRITICAL ISSUES IN REENTRY EXPLORED Chair: Eric Grommon, Indiana University – Purdue University

BARRIERS TO SUCCESSFUL REENTRY FOR RETURNING CITIZENS Charles Adams, Bowie State University; Deshonna Collier-Goubil, Biola University

WOMEN IN JAIL REENTRY: A CHALLENGING POPULATION Janelle Duda, Rochester Institute of Technology; Rose Campbell, Rochester Institute of Technology; John Klofas, Rochester Institute of Technology

THE MANAGEMENT OF DRUG DEPENDENCIES DURING THE PROCESS OF TRANSITION INTO THE COMMUNITY Eric Grommon, Indiana University – Purdue University; Jason Rydberg, Michigan State University; Timothy Bynum, Michigan State University

A CONTINUUM OF CARE FOR RETURNING OFFENDERS: CHALLENGES AND ISSUES Nicole Smolter, University of Delaware

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #233 Chelsea, 7 Floor

FEATURE ROUNDTABLE: THE FUTURE OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN THE UNITED STATES

Moderator: Robert M. Bohm, University of Central Florida

Discussants: Deborah Denno, Fordham University Law School; Talia Harmon, Niagara University; Dennis Longmire, Sam Houston State University; Gennaro Vito, University of Louisville

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #234

TBD

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #235 Herald, 7 Floor

PANEL: INTELLIGENCE AND INFORMATION SHARING: CHALLENGES AND CONTROVERSIES OF IMPLEMENTATION Chair: David Carter, Michigan State University

PERCEIVED IMPLEMENTATION OF INTELLIGENCE-LED POLICING: A NATIONAL EXPLORATION Jeremy Carter, University of North Florida

THEORETICAL PROBLEMS IN CREATING AN INFORMATION SHARING AND ANALYSIS SYSTEM: FEDERAL VERSUS STATE/LOCAL ISSUES Robert Taylor, University of Texas, Dallas

THE NATIONWIDE SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY REPORTING INITIATIVE: ISSUES IN IMPLEMENTATION, APPLICATION AND ASSESSMENT David Carter, Michigan State University

THE TOWER OF BABEL: AMATEUR SLEUTHS AND INFORMATION OVERLOAD IN LAW ENFORCEMENT INTELLIGENCE Richard Holden, University of North Texas

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #236 Gotham, 7 Floor

PANEL: MOVING BEYOND PREVIOUS RESEARCH: SOCIAL, STRUCTURAL, AND NATIVITY INFLUENCES ON VICTIMIZATION, REOFFENDING, AND PROBLEM DRINKING Chair: Kevin A. Wright, Arizona State University

THE EFFECTS OF SOCIAL INFLUENCES AND BIRTH STATUS ON VIOLENT VICTIMIZATION Amy Sheena Eggers, University of South Florida; Wesley Jennings, University of South Florida

ETHNIC INEQUALITY AND YOUTH REOFFENDING Kevin A. Wright, Arizona State University; Nancy Rodriguez, Arizona State University

PROBLEM DRINKING AMONG ASIAN AMERICANS: SELF-MEDICATION OR ADAPTATION? Celia C. Lo, University of Alabama; Tyrone Cheng, University of Alabama; Rebecca Howell, University of Alabama

LINKS BETWEEN PROBLEM DRINKING AND SOCIAL STRUCTURAL AND MENTAL HEALTH FACTORS: MODERATING EFFECTS OF RACE AND NATIVITY Celia C. Lo, University of Alabama; Rebecca J. Howell, University of Alabama; Tyrone Cheng, University of Alabama

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #237 Gramercy, 7 Floor

PANEL: JUVENILE JUSTICE STUDIES IN RELATION TO POLICE AND POLICIES Chair: Tina L. Freiburger, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

IN DEFENSE OF CHILDREN AND YOUTH: A REVIEW OF JUVENILE JUSTICE POLICIES Peter J. Benekos, Mercyhurst College; Alida V. Merlo, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Charles M. Puzzanchera, National Center for Juvenile Justice

Thursday, March 15, 2012

DETERRENCE REVISITED: RESULTS FROM A REGRESSION DISCONTINUITY DESIGN KiDeuk Kim, Urban Institute

STOP (STUDENTS TALKING IT OVER WITH POLICE): RESULTS FROM AN EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN Tina L. Freiburger, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Kimberly Hassell, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

RETHINKING THE STUDY OF JUVENILES’ ATTITUDES TOWARD THE POLICE Adam Watkins, Bowling Green State University; Michael Maume, University of North Carolina Wilmington

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #238 Marquis A, 9 Floor

PANEL: SPECIALIZED UNITS AND TASK FORCES IN POLICING Chair: Avdi Avdija, Indiana State University

THE ORGANIZED CRIME DRUG ENFORCEMENT TASK FORCE (OCDETF) PROGRAM: SILVER BULLET OR SMOKE & MIRRORS IN THE WAR ON DRUGS Tony Gaskew, University of Pittsburgh

SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS DISCUSS THE UNIQUENESS OF POLICING EDUCATIONAL COMMUNITIES John Andrew Hansen, University of South Carolina

SWAT TEAM: A LIFE SAVING NOT A LIFE TAKING POLICE OPERATION Avdi Avdija, Indiana State University

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #239 Marquis B, 9 Floor

PANEL: DIVERSITY AND POLICE BEHAVIOR Chair: Diana L. Bruns, Southeast Missouri State University

IMPACT OF OFFICER RACE/ETHNICITY, GENDER, AND LEVELS OF EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT UPON POLICE DISCRETION Diana L. Bruns, Southeast Missouri State University; Jose Sanchez, Southeast Missouri State University

EXPLORING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN POLICE DEPARTMENT DIVERSITY LEVELS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES Joseph A. Ferrandino, Indiana University-Northwest

LATINO POLICE OFFICERS' SELF-REPORTED POLICING STYLES Dawn Irlbeck, Creighton University

A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF LESBIAN AND GAY POLICE OFFICERS Wayne Gillespie, Georgia Gwinnett College; Roger Blackwell, East Tennessee State University

THE EXPANDING DEFINITION OF CRIME AND ITS EFFECT ON THE INDIVIDUAL: A MULTILEVEL MODELING ANALYSIS Teresa Dalton, University of Denver

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #240 Cantor, 9 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: INTEGRATING CRIME VICTIMS’ ISSUES INTO UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE CURRICULA

Moderator: Linda Williams, University of Massachusetts Lowell

Discussants: Alison Cares, Assumption College; Jennifer Gibbs, West Chester University; Marcel Beausoleil, Fitchburg State University; David Hirschel, University of Massachusetts Lowell; Mary Frederick, University of Massachusetts Lowell

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #241 Jolson, 9 Floor

PANEL: RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES II Chair: Michael J. Gilbert, University of Texas at San Antonio

RESTORATIVE REENTRY: REDUCING RECIDIVISM, HEALING PEOPLE AND STRENGTHENING COMMUNITIES Michael J. Gilbert, University of Texas at San Antonio

CRIME, PUNISHMENT, AND RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: FROM THE MARGINS TO THE MAINSTREAM Ross London, Berkeley College

RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: COMBINING VALUES AND PROCESS IN A TENTATIVE DEFINITION OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE Lana McDowell, Georgia College & State University

2:00 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #242

TBD

3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #243 Westside 1, 5th Floor

ACJS Presidential Plenary SUSTAINABLE JUSTICE IN PRACTICE – REFRAMING PUBLIC SAFETY WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Eric Cadora, Justice Mapping Center and Rutgers University

3:30 PM – 4:15 PM EVENT #244 Astor, 7th Floor Victimology Section Ice Cream Social

Thursday, March 15, 2012

3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #245 Cantor, 9th Floor Minorities and Women Section General Business Meeting

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #246 O’Neill, 4 Floor

PANEL: POLICING IN CAMPUS CONTEXTS Chair: Carter Smith, Austin Peay State University

CHARACTERISTICS OF ACTIVE SHOOTER EVENTS M. Hunter Martaindale, Texas State University; J. Pete Blair, Texas State University

THE ROLE OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT IN CAMPUS SAFETY PROGRAMS Bernard McCarthy, Missouri State University; Shauna Perkins, Missouri State University

GANG MEMBER UNDERGRADS: WHAT ARE GANG MEMBERS DOING IN OUR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES? Carter Smith, Austin Peay State University

AN EXPLORATION OF ARREST DECISION-MAKING BY SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS IN DELAWARE Kerrin Wolf, University of Delaware

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #247 Odets, 4 Floor

PANEL: POLICE CARS, COLORS, AND CRASHES Chair: Daryl Plecas, University of the Fraser Valley

A STUDY OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PATROL OFFICER DEPLOYMENT AND RESPONSE TO CALL TIME Tara Haarhoff, Royal Canadian Mounted Police; Daryl Plecas, University of the Fraser Valley; Kevin Burk, University of the Fraser Valley

POLICE CAR COLOUR: IT’S NOT THAT BLACK AND WHITE Katie Keating, University of the Fraser Valley; Daryl Plecas, University of the Fraser Valley; Irwin Cohen, University of the Fraser Valley; Amanda McCormick, University of the Fraser Valley

UNDERSTANDING AND REDUCING POLICE OFFICER MOTOR VEHICLE COLLISIONS Daryl Plecas, University of the Fraser Valley; Amanda McCormick, University of the Fraser Valley; Zina Lee, University of the Fraser Valley; Irwin Cohen, University of the Fraser Valley; Jennifer Armstrong, University of the Fraser Valley

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #248 Wilder, 4 Floor

PANEL: THEORETICAL APPLICATIONS AND METHODOLOGICAL ADVANCES USING GIS Chair: Claudia San Miguel, Texas A&M International University

CRIME GENERATORS AND CRIME ATTRACTORS: A SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION APPROACH Joseph Moloney, West Chester University Thursday, March 15, 2012

GEOGRAPHIC CONSIDERATIONS IN CORRELATING FAITH-BASED ACTIVITY AND VIOLENT CRIME RATES Kyshawn Smith, Old Dominion University; Nianni Ramos, University of South Carolina

FEAR OF CRIME AND SPATIAL PROXIMITY TO THE U.S.-MEXICO BORDER: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF FEAR OF CRIME IN A BORDER CITY Claudia San Miguel, Texas A&M International University; Dae-Hoon Kwak, Illinois State University; Przemyslaw Jalowiecki, Illinois State University

COMPARING THE PREDICTIVE ACCURACY OF AGGREGATED AND TIME-OF-DAY DISAGGREGATED HOT-SPOT TECHNIQUES Debra Stanley, University of Baltimore; Autumn Linderborn, University of Baltimore

BOUNDARY MODIFICATION DURING PLACE-BASED EXPERIMENTS: METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGES IN MEASURING SPATIAL DISPLACEMENT Evan Sorg, Temple University; Elizabeth Groff, Temple University; Jennifer Wood, Temple University; Jerry Radcliffe, Temple University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #249 Ziegfeld, 4 Floor

PANEL: EXCEPTIONS TO THE FOURTH AMENDMENT SEARCH AND SEIZURE REQUIREMENTS Chair: Craig Hemmens, Missouri State University

KENTUCKY V. KING: THE SUPREME COURT INVITES UNWARRANTED POLICE ENTRY Craig Hemmens, Missouri State University; Stephanie Karas, Boise State University

PATRIOT ACT: CONCERNS ABOUT INFRINGEMENT ON CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS Edgar Jedson Hartung, Alvernia University

THE IMPLIED TERROR EXCEPTION TO THE 4TH AMENDMENT AND THE RIGHT TO INQUIRE Terrence Dwyer, Western Connecticut State University

SHOULD WE PUT UP A FIGHT? CURRENT TRENDS IN THE RIGHT TO RESIST UNLAWFUL RESIDENTIAL ENTRY Lisa Kay Decker, Indiana State University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #250 Brecht, 4 Floor

PANEL: PREVENTION PROGRAMS AND ORGANIZATIONAL ISSUES IN JUVENILE JUSTICE Chair: Philip Wagner, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

JUVENILE DRUG PREVENTION PROGRAMS: LOOKING ONWARD Philip Wagner, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Thursday, March 15, 2012

PREVENTING JUVENILE DELINQUENCY: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF PREVENTION STRATEGIES ACROSS PROFESSIONAL FIELDS Veronique Jaquier, Yale University School of Medicine; Manon Jendly, University of Lausanne; Stephanie Loup, University of Lausanne; Claudia Campistol, University of Lausanne

CAN DELINQUENTS BE HAPPY? LINKING POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY TO CRIMINOLOGY Jeremy Olson, Seton Hill University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #251 Hart, 4 Floor

PANEL: INNOVATIVE TEACHING TECHNIQUES Chair: Barbara Peat, Indiana University Northwest

USE OF FILMS TO TEACH RISK ASSESSMENT TO STUDENTS WITH FORENSIC INTERESTS Heidi Beckenbach, University of San Diego; Lauren Stern, University of San Diego; Ronn Johnson, University of San Diego

FULL STOP: A RESEARCH PROJECT FOR THE RESEARCH-AVERSE UNDERGRADUATE Christopher Sedelmaier, University of New Haven

TELL ME A STORY: USE OF CREATIVE ASSIGNMENTS TO IMPROVE CONTENT LEARNING, CRITICAL THINKING, AND WRITING SKILLS Barbara Peat, Indiana University Northwest

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #252 Westside 2, 5 Floor

PANEL: CRIME AND ITS CORRELATES Chair: Matt R. Nobles, Sam Houston State University

DOES HOW WE DEFINE "RURAL" MATTER? AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS AnnMarie Cordner, Kutztown University; Luke Dillon, George Mason University

ILLITERACY, VIOLENCE, AND MODERN SOCIETY Ernest LaMont Nickels, Indiana University

A MULTI-SAMPLE, MULTI-METHOD PSYCHOMETRIC TEST OF THE GRASMICK ET AL. SCALE MEASURING INDIVIDUAL SELF-CONTROL Matt R. Nobles, Sam Houston State University; Brian B. Boutwell, Sam Houston State University; Jeffrey A. Bouffard, Sam Houston State University.

MEASURING RESIDENTIAL SEGREGATION Christopher Weiss, Columbia University; Jennifer Leigh Adger, Columbia University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #253 Juilliard, 5 Floor

PANEL: JUVENILE JUSTICE PROCESSING Chair: James Ross, The College at Brockport-State University of New York

INSTITUTIONALIZED RACISM: MINORITY YOUTH IN THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM Donna Salazar, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Thursday, March 15, 2012

ADDRESSING DISPROPORTIONATE MINORITY CONTACT AMONG JUVENILES: PRELIMINARY FINDINGS Yoshiko Takahashi, California State University-Fresno; John Owen, California State University-Fresno

THE ERA OF AN ADVERSARIAL JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM James Ross, The College at Brockport-State University of New York

DO JUVENILE OFFENDERS IN ADULT CRIMINAL COURT REALLY DO ADULT TIME? AN INTER- JURISDICTIONAL INVESTIGATION OF STATE JUVENILE Megan Kurlychek, University at Albany

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #254 Imperial, 5 Floor

PANEL: MONITORING INSTITUTIONAL BEHAVIOR AND PREDICTING RISK Chair: Marianne Hudson, Boise State University

RISK AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH SUDDEN DEATH IN A JAIL SETTING: EVIDENCE FOR STRATEGIC INTERVENTION Richard Zevitz, Marquette University

RACE AND INSTITUTIONAL MISCONDUCT: THE PREDICTIVE VALIDITY OF THE LSI-R Pauline Brennan, University of Nebraska at Omaha; Abby Vandenberg, University of Nebraska at Omaha

SEXUALITY IN FEDERAL PRISON: INMATES’ NEGOTIATIONS OF SAME-SEX ACTIVITIES WITHIN PRISON CULTURES Victoria Sit, York University; Rose Ricciardelli, York University

DESISTANCE AMONG AGED-DELINQUENTS SERVING LIFE SENTENCES AT THE LOUISIANA STATE PENITENTIARY Geraldine Doucet, Southern University at New Orleans

PREDICTORS OF INMATE SEXUAL VICTIMIZATION IN UNITED STATES JAILS AND PRISONS Catherine Marcum, Georgia Southern University; Melinda Laughlin, Georgia Southern University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #255 Columbia, 7 Floor

PANEL: THREE LESSONS IN NEW YORK JUVENILE JUSTICE: COMBINING RESEARCH AND POLICY Chair: Reagan Daly, Vera Institute

BUILDING RESEARCH INTO POLICY: THE BROOKLYN FOR BROOKLYN INITIATIVE Reagan Daly, Vera Institute; Ben Estep, Vera Institute

REDUCING DISPROPORTIONATE MINORITY CONTACT IN NEW YORK CITY: THE ROLE OF DATA AND RESEARCH Jennifer Fratello, Vera Institute; Jennifer Jensen, Vera Institute; Nicolas Wical, Vera Institute

UNDERSTANDING THE COSTS AND BENEFITS OF SYSTEM CHANGE IN NYS Vidhya Ananthakrishnan, Vera Institute; Chris Henrichson, Vera Institute

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #256 Duffy, 7 Floor

PANEL: EVALUATION OF PSYCHOLOGICAL AND STRATEGIC VARIABLES OF TERRORISTS AND TERRORIST ORGANIZATIONS Chair: Rose Johnson Bigler, Curry College

FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY AND PROFILING OF LONE WOLF TERRORISTS: MORE QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS Christopher Wehrle, University of San Diego; Ronn Johnson, University of San Diego

FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR CONCEPTUALIZING THE MINDSET OF A TERRORIST Christopher Wehrle, University of San Diego; Lauren Stern, University of San Diego, Ronn Johnson, University of San Diego

THE WAR ON TERROR AND LEGAL CHANGE: EXPLORING OFFENDERS WHO PROVIDE MATERIAL SUPPORT TO TERRORISTS Joshua Harms, Middle Tennessee State University

FROM HARD TO SOFT: IS TERRORIST TARGET DISPLACEMENT INEVITABLE? Henda Hsu, University at Albany, SUNY

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #257 Empire, 7 Floor

PANEL: KEY FACTORS RELATED TO REENTRY, RECIDIVISM, AND THE COMMUNITY Chair: Natasha Frost, Northeastern University

OFFENDER REENTRY AND RECIDIVISM: A PROGRAM EVALUATION TESTING THE THEORY OF REINTEGRATIVE SHAMING Melinda Roberts York, University of Southern Indiana; Melissa Stacer, University of Southern Indiana

PRISON EXPERIENCES AND REENTRY: THE IMPACT OF VISITATION PATTERNS ON RECIDIVISM Joshua Cochran, Florida State University

DIFFERENTIAL EXIT ROUTES FROM PRISON AND COMMUNITY REENTRY: CORRELATES ASSOCIATED WITH THE PROCESS OF REDUCING RECIDIVISM Lindsey Bergeron-Vigessa, Nova Southeastern University; Katie Richardson, Minnesota State University; Kathleen Bergseth, North Dakota State University; Thomas McDonald, North Dakota State University

THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF CRIME AND INCARCERATION Laura Gross, Northeastern University; Eric Panicucci, Northeastern University; Natasha Frost, Northeastern University

ROOTED WITHIN RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: TRANSITIONAL PROGRAMMING FOR CRIMINAL OFFENDERS LaVarr Wallace McBride, Pennsylvania State University

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #258 Hudson, 7 Floor

PANEL: SUPERVISION AND SERVICE PROVISION WITHIN THE COMMUNITY Chair: Ryan M. Labrecque, University of Cincinnati

EXPLORING PERCEPTIONS OF OFFENDER-OFFICER RELATIONSHIP IN A COMMUNITY SUPERVISION SETTING Ryan M. Labrecque, University of Cincinnati; Myrinda Schweitzer, University of Cincinnati; Paula Smith, University of Cincinnati

EXAMINING THE FIT BETWEEN PROBATIONERS’ ASSESSED NEEDS AND COMMUNITY SERVICES Steve Boehm, Texas State University

THE MYRIAD MEANINGS OF ORDER AND SAFETY AMONG STAFF AND MANAGEMENT AT A HOMELESS SHELTER Prashan Ranasinghe, University of Ottawa

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #259 Olmstead, 7 Floor

PANEL: EXAMINING THE NATURE AND STATE OF WHITE-COLLAR CRIME Chair: Andrea Schoepfer, California State University, San Bernardino

STATE-CORPORATE CRIME IN WESTERN NEW YORK: A CASE STUDY OF BETHLEHEM STEEL Kimberly L. Barrett, University of South Florida

WHITE COLLARS AND BLACK TIES: INTERLOCKING SOCIAL CIRCLES OF ELITE CORPORATE OFFENDERS Stacy Hauck, California State University, San Bernardino; Andrea Schoepfer, California State University, San Bernardino ; Gisela Bichler, California State University, San Bernardino

THE ECONOMIC ESPIONAGE ACT - 15 YEARS LATER Brian R. Johnson, Grand Valley State University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #260 Chelsea, 7 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: SUSTAINABLE JUSTICE IN THE REALM OF PRODUCT COUNTERFEITING: EXPLORING THE POSSIBILITIES

Moderator: Jeremy M. Wilson, Michigan State University

Discussants: Justin A. Heinonen, Michigan State University; John W. Spink, Michigan State University; William A. Stadler, University of Missouri-Kansas City

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #261 Soho, 7 Floor

PANEL: PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS OF TERRORISM Chair: Rebecca Robinson, California School of Forensic Studies, Alliant International University

THE PARTISAN MENTALITY AND REGIME CHANGE: AN ANALYSIS OF PARTISANSHIP IN THE KOREAN, VIETNAM, IRAQ, AND AFGANISTAN WAR Emanuel Boussios, SUNY-Nassau Community College

ARE WE SAFER? A SURVEY OF THE STATE OF “HOMELAND SECURITY” Bethany Brown, Loyola University, New Orleans

THE PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF TERRORISM: A LONGITUDINAL ANALYSIS Steven Hurwitz, Tiffin University; Rebecca Robinson, California School of Forensic Studies, Alliant International University; Jeffry Stockner, Tiffin University

THEY’RE JUST NOT LIKE US: STUDENT PERCEPTIONS OF GANG AND TERRORIST GROUP BEHAVIOR David Hurley, The Citadel; Martha Hurley, The Citadel; Catherine Burton, The Citadel; James Robey,The Citadel

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #262 Herald, 7 Floor

PANEL: FROM LOCAL POLICY INFLUENCES TO THE ACADEMY Chair: Nancy Marion, University of Akron

IS DRUNK DRIVING SAFER? AN ANALYSIS OF TECHNOLOGY-BASED DRIVER DISTRACTION BEHAVIORS Ryan Kelly, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

AN INQUISITORIAL MODEL OF CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE Tim Bakken, West Point

WHEN THE MAYOR SPEAKS…MAYORAL CRIME CONTROL RHETORIC IN THE TOP U.S. CITIES: SYMBOLIC OR TANGIBLE? Nancy Marion, University of Akron; Willard Oliver, Sam Houston State University

IF ASKED ABOUT CRIME AND JUSTICE AMONG LATINOS, WHAT WILL THE ACADEMY RESPOND? Myrna Cintron, Prairie View A&M University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #263 Gotham, 7 Floor

PANEL: EMERGING ISSUES IN CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY Chair: David Orrick, Norich University

THE ATHLETE AS OFFENDER: TOWARDS A TYPOLOGY David Orrick, Norwich University

Thursday, March 15, 2012

PLEASURE SEEKING: DIFFERENTIATING TYPES OF FUN Alyson Kershaw, Eastern Kentucky University; Travis Milburn, Eastern Kentucky University

JUNG’S CONCEPT OF THE SHADOW: SHEDDING SOME LIGHT ON CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY Sarah Stein, Clayton State University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #264 Gramercy, 7 Floor

PANEL: THEORIES ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE CULTURE, POLICY, AND PRACTICE Chair: Kevin Minor, Eastern Kentucky University

RETURN TO THE COMFORT ZONE: SOCIAL CONTROL AS REGRESSION IN LATE MODERN CULTURE Daniel Harvey, Eastern Kentucky University; Kevin Minor, Eastern Kentucky University

TAILORING DISCRETION FOR FAIRNESS AND RESPECT IN CORRECTIONS SETTINGS Christopher Campbell, Washington State University; Roger Schaefer, Washington State University; Jason Dunbar, Washington State University

THE SECOND CHANCE ACT OF 2007 AND THE LEGACIES OF AMERICAN PROTESTANTISM David Green, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS AND CRIME Thomas A. Gilly, ERCES/IISCB

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #265 Harlem, 7 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: POLICE-COMMUNITY INTERACTIONS

Moderator: David A. Kramer, Bergen Community College

Discussants: Joseph Madden, Park Ridge Police Department; Chip Stalter, Hillsdale Police Department; Richard Kuiters, Bergen Community College; David Hayes, Bergen Community College

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #266 Marquis A, 9 Floor

PANEL: ADMINISTRATIVE ISSUES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION Chair: Kimberly Ann McCabe, Lynchburg College

TO WIKIPEDIA OR NOT TO WIKIPEDIA: TEACHING LIBRARY RESEARCH TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE MAJORS Lyda Ellis, University of Northern Colorado; Brittany Groot, University of Northern Colorado

THE CHANGING FACE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE Kimberly Ann McCabe, Lynchburg College; Daniel Murphy, Lynchburg College

Thursday, March 15, 2012

NOTES FROM AN “OFF-SEASON” FACULTY JOB SEARCH: A REFLECTION ON THE DIALECTIC OF RECOGNITION, CONFLICT AND COURTESY Robert Thomas Swan, Western Oregon University

ADVISING ETHNO-RACIALLY DIVERSE STUDENTS IN HOSTILE CULTURAL ENVIRONMENTS: A FORENSIC MENTAL HEALTH PARADIGM Nicholas Boyd, University of San Diego; Bonnie Kuo, University of San Diego; Kristen Greider, University of San Diego; Ronn Johnson, University of San Diego

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #267 Marquis B, 9 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: PRACADEMICS: THEIR VALUE IN THE TWO YEAR SCHOOLS

Moderator: Patrick J. Faiella, Massasoit Community College

Discussants: Kevin J. Barrett, Rockland Community College; Dawn Titus-Couture, Dean College; John S. Dempsey, SUNY-Empire State College; Thomas W. Lenahan, Herkimer County Community College

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #268 Jolson, 9 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: RESTORATIVE JUSTICE AND RACE: CONVERSATIONS ON THEORY AND PRACTICE

Moderator: Morris Jenkins, University of Toledo

Discussants: Fania Elizabeth Davis, Restorative Justice for Oakland Youth; Jacqueline Roebuck Sakho, Duquesne University; Danielle Sered, Common Justice, Vera Institute of Justice

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #269 O’Neill, 4 Floor

PANEL: EVALUATION OF POLICING STRATEGIES Chair: Elizabeth Groff, Temple University

PLACED BASED SATURATION AND EFFECTS ON CRIME AND NEIGHBORHOOD RESIDENTIAL FEAR OF CRIME Steven Pace, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; William Sousa, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Andrew Spivack, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Andrew Walsh, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department

DIFFERENTIAL IMPACTS OF POLICING STRATEGIES AT PLACES WITH HIGH VIOLENT CRIME: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL Elizabeth Groff, Temple University; Jerry Ratcliffe, Temple University; Cory Haberman, Temple University; Evan Sorg, Temple University

ADDRESSING GANGS AND DELINQUENCY USING HOT SPOTS POLICING Jeffrey Roth, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Thursday, March 15, 2012

DESCRIPTIVE EVALUATION OF THE SEATTLE POLICE CRISIS INTERVENTION RESPONSE TEAM/MENTAL HEALTH PARTNERSHIP PILOT PROJECT Jacqueline Helfgott, Seattle University; Matthew Hickman, Seattle University

EVALUATION OF COMMUNITY POLICING IN CRIME CONTROL POLICIES OF IRAN Zahra Abedinezhadmehrabadi, Tarbiat Modares University; Mohammad Farajiha, Tarbait Modares University

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #270 Odets, 4 Floor

PANEL: FROM CCTV TO CRIME SCENE EVIDENCE: THE USE OF TECHNOLOGY IN POLICING Chair: Eric Piza, Rutgers School of Criminal Justice and Newark Police Department

IS PUNISHMENT MORE CERTAIN? ASSESSING POLICE REPONSE TO CRIMINAL INCIDENTS DETECTED BY CCTV Eric Piza, Rutgers School of Criminal Justice and Newark Police Department; Joel M. Caplan, Rutgers School of Criminal Justice; Leslie W. Kennedy, Rutgers School of Criminal Justice

PERCEPTIONS OF TECHNOLOGY USE AMONG POLICE OFFICERS IN A CARIBBEAN ISLAND Kevin Cespedes, Northern Caribbean University; Fay Williams, Northern Caribbean University

SUSTAINABLE CONNECTIVITY: A BUSINESS MODEL CASE STUDY FOR POLICE MOBILE BROADBAND Jeremy G. Carter, University of Northern Florida; Eric Grommon, Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis

PRINT AND SHOOT: POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF 3D PRINTERS IN THE HOME Adam S. Wandt, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Lawrence Kom, John Jay College of Criminal Justice and the CUNY Graduate Center

PROPERTY CRIME SCENE EVIDENCE PROCESSING: WHAT DO WE REALLY KNOW? RESULTS FROM A NATIONAL SURVEY David A. Makin, Washington State University

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #271 Wilder, 4 Floor

PANEL: METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES IN CRIME MEASUREMENT Chair: Sami Ansari, Salem State University

STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF OVER-DISPERSED VICTIMIZATIONS: IMMUNE GROUP EFFECT ON REPEAT VICTIMIZATION Seong Min Park, University of Tennessee, Chattanooga

PREDICTING ADULT UNDER- AND OVER-REPORTING OF SELF-REPORTED ARRESTS FROM DISCREPANCIES IN ADOLESCENT ARREST SELF-REPORTS Arna L. Carlock, University at Albany; Amanda D. Emmert, University at Albany; Marvin D. Krohn, University of Florida; Alan J. Lizotte, University at Albany; Matthew Phillips, University at Albany

REVISITING THE CONVERGENCE OF THE UCR AND THE NCVS: A TIME-SERIES ANALYSIS Sami Ansari, Salem State University Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #272 Ziegfeld, 4 Floor

PANEL: SPECIALTY COURTS III: NEW VENTURES Chair: Sarah Picard-Fritsche, Center for Court Innovation

TRANSLATING RESEARCH TO PRACTICE: CHALLENGES TO IMPLEMENTING A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL IN THREE NEW YORK CITY DRUG COURTS Sarah Picard-Fritsche, Center for Court Innovation; Erin Farley, Center for Court Innovation; Christina Ruffino, Center for Court Innovation

LEGAL SUSTAINABILITY OF PROBLEM-SOLVING COURTS: A REVIEW OF CONSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGES IN STATE AND FEDERAL COURTS Becky da Cruz, Armstrong Atlantic State University; Katherine Bennett, Armstrong Atlantic State University; Betsy Witt, Limestone College

THE DRUG COURT RESEARCH-TO-PRACTICE PROJECT (R2P): A VALUABLE RESOURCE TO DRUG COURTS Fred Cheesman II, National Center for State Courts

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #273 Brecht, 4 Floor

PANEL: NEW FRAMEWORKS FOR THINKING ABOUT CRIME: GENDER AND CULTURAL APPLICATIONS Chair: TBD

CRIME VICTIMS IN THE ARAB SOCIETY Ahmad Falah Alomosh, University of Sharjah

TRAFFICKING IN HUMANS: A MACRO SOCIO-ECONOMIC APPROACH Daniel Amadin Irabor, Prairie View A&M University

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #274 Hart, 4 Floor

PANEL: INTERNATIONAL POLICING ISSUES Chair: TBD

TRANSFORMATIONS IN THE POLICING OF POLITICAL PROTEST: TAIWAN AND ENGLAND AND WALES, 1980-2010 Susyan Jou, National Taipei University; Bill Hebenton, University of Manchester

A TALE OF TWO STADIUMS Justin Kurland, University College London; Shane Johnson, University College London; Nick Tilley, University College London

ACTIVITIES OF JAPANESE POLICE IN GREAT EAST JAPAN EARTHQUAKE Takahiko Yasuda, Police Policy Research Center, Japan; Yusuke Takayama, Police Policy Research Center, Japan

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #275 Westside 1, 5 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: ACADEMIC MEETS PRACTITIONER

Moderator: Alison Burke, Southern Oregon University

Discussants: Meda Chesney-Lind, University of Hawaii at Manoa; Robert Bing, University of Texas at Arlington; Kalima DeSuze, Girls Education and Mentoring Services

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #276 Westside 2, 5 Floor

PANEL: PARENTING AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF SELF-CONTROL Chair: James Mouser, University of Oklahoma

PARENTING AND SELF-CONTROL: NECESSARY CONDITIONS FOR EFFECTIVE CHILD REARING James Mouser, University of Oklahoma

THE DEVELOPMENT OF SELF-CONTROL IN CHINA: AN EXAMINATION OF THE INFLUENCE OF PARENTING ON SELF-CONTROL ON MALES AND FEMALES Michael Cretacci, State University of New York (SUNY) at Buffalo; Yan Cretacci, D’Youville College

“STAY OUT OF TROUBLE!“: EXAMINING THE LINKS BETWEEN SOCIAL SUPPORT, PARENTAL ATTACHMENT, AND DELINQUENCY Stephanie Ellis, Marymount University; Joanne Savage, American University

SOCIAL CONTROL: A COMPREHENSIVE DEFINITION Marthinus Koen, George Mason University; Kerri C. Legette, George Mason University

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #277 Juilliard, 5 Floor

PANEL: EVIDENTIARY ISSUES IN POLICING Chair: Patricia Griffin, Saint Joseph’s University

A STUDY COMPARING THE EYEWITNESS ACCURACY OF POLICE OFFICERS AND CITIZENS John DeCarlo, University of New Haven

FENTANYL-LACED HEROIN: A CASE STUDY ANALYSIS OF INTELLIGENCE-LED POLICING Patricia Griffin, Saint Joseph’s University

FACTORS AFFECTING CONSENT SEARCH PRODUCTIVITY Brian Withrow, Texas State University

POLICE, POLICIES, AND PROCEDURES: AN EXAMINATION OF WRONGFUL CONVICTION RISK N NEBRASKA Rebecca Murray, Creighton University; Laurel Gegner, Creighton University; Justin Pelton, Creighton University

BIDING YOUR TIME: CAN COVERT OPERATIONS WORK WHEN CHILDREN ARE INVOLVED? Helen Brayley, University College London; Ruth Morgan, University College London; Rich Wortley, University College London

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #278 Imperial, 7 Floor

PANEL: MATCHING CORRECTIONAL TREATMENT PROGRAMS AND SERVICES TO OFFENDER AND COMMUNITY BASED POPULATIONS Chair: Leah E. Daigle, Georgia State University

MATCHING OFFENDERS WITH PROGRAM OBJECTIVES & SERVICES: AN EVALUATION OF THE REFERRAL PROCESS TO A TREATMENT ORIENTED PRISON Leah E. Daigle, Georgia State University; Wendy P. Guastaferro, Georgia State University; Elizabeth Bonomo, Georgia State University; Erin Marsh, Georgia State University

THOUGHT RECOGNITION AND PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING: AN EMPIRICAL TEST OF PRINCIPLE-BASED CORRECTIONAL COUNSELING Thomas M. Kelley, Wayne State University

AN EXPERIMENTAL COMPARISON OF TELEPSYCHIATRY AND CONVENTIONAL PSYCHIATRY FOR MENTALLY ILL PAROLEES David Farabee, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs; Stacy Calhoun, UC Irvine/UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs; Robert Veliz, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs

DOES PERCEIVED FAIRNESS OF THE PROGRAM INFLUENCE ITS SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION RATES? Mirlinda Ndrecka, University of Cincinnati; Kim G. Sperber, Talbert House

PRISON WORK PROGRAMS: PREPARING INCARCERATED AMERICANS TO FACE AN INCREASINGLY DEMANDING LABOR MARKET Monica Solinas-Saunders, Indiana University Northwest

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #279 Columbia, 7 Floor

PANEL: STRATEGIES TO REDUCE OR PREVENT SCHOOL VIOLENCE Chair: Angie Wheaton, Eastern Kentucky University

A NATIONAL CONSENSUS OF SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS PREVALENCE AND TRAINING Angie Wheaton, Eastern Kentucky University; David May, Eastern Kentucky University

THE EFFICACY OF SCHOOL SECURITY MEASURES IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS Suzanne E. Perumean-Chaney, University of Alabama at Birmingham; Lindsay M. Duty, University of Alabama at Birmingham

PAROCHIAL INSTITUTIONS: STRATEGIES FOR REDUCING SCHOOL VIOLENCE Christine Barrow, Molloy College

PERSONAL PROTECTION PRACTICES OF SCHOOL TEACHERS: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY Shannon M. Barton-Bellessa, Indiana State University; Brian R. Johnson, Grand Valley State University

EXAMINING THE NEED FOR CRISIS MANAGEMENT IN THE CONTEXT OF SCHOOL SAFETY Douglas McKenzie, Grand Valley State University; Brian Kingshott, Grand Valley State University

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #280 Duffy, 7 Floor

PANEL: GLOBAL POLICING IN AN AGE OF TERROR Chair: Thomas Gilly, ERCES & IISCB

CHIMERA POLICING: THE NEW PARADIGM. WHY USE TERRORISM POLICING MORE THAN POLICING TERRORISM? Thomas Gilly, ERCES & IISCB

TERRORISM IN CONTEXT: MULTI-LEVEL MODELING TO ASSESS ORGANIZATION BEHAVIOR, LOCATION, AND COUNTERTERRORISM POLICIES Katharine Boyd, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY Graduate Center

MUTATIONS IN TRANSNATIONAL ORGANIZED CRIME: INVESTIGATING THE MEXICAN NARCO-TERRORISM PHENOMENON William Bloss, East Carolina University

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #281 Empire, 7 Floor

PANEL: PROGRAM EVALUATION AND EFFECTIVENESS IN COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS Chair: Elizabeth Bartels, Queensborough Community College

DEFENDANT PARTICIPATION IN VOLUNTARY SOCIAL SERVICES: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF THE MIDTOWN COMMUNITY COURT Elizabeth Bartels, Queensborough Community College

ARE DAY REPORTING CENTER PROGRAMS EFFECTIVE IN MEETING THE NEEDS OF OFFENDERS? Elaine Gunnison, Seattle University; Jacqueline B. Helfgott, Seattle University

USING EPICS [EFFECTIVE PRACTICES IN COMMUNITY SUPERVISION] TO TARGET OFFENDER ATTITUDES IN COMMUNITY SUPERVISION Cara A. Thompson, University of Cincinnati; Myrinda Schweitzer, University of Cincinnati; Angela Estes, University of Cincinnati; Paula Smith, University of Cincinnati

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #282 Hudson, 7 Floor

PANEL: EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES IN PROBATION AND COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS Chair: Chad Wiedlebacher, University of the Rockies

EFFECTIVE PROBATION: SUPERVISION, REHABILITATION, AND SANCTIONING: TOOLS FOR PRACTIONERS UTILIZING EVIDENCE-BASED STRATEGIES Chad Wiedlebacher, University of the Rockies

A NEW DIVERSIONARY PROGRAM FOR OFFENDERS WITH MENTAL ILLNESS: PRELIMINARY DATA ON IMPLEMENTATION AND OUTCOME DATA Stephen M. Cox, Central Connecticut State University; Damon Mitchell, Central Connecticut State University

SHORT-TERM TRAJECTORIES OF SUBSTANCE USE AND OFFENDING IN A SAMPLE OF DRUG-INVOLVED PROBATIONERS Michael S. Caudy, George Mason University; Liansheng Tang, George Mason University; Alese Wooditch, George Mason University; Faye S. Taxman, George Mason University Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #283 Olmstead, 7 Floor

PANEL: ORGANIZED CRIME: CONTROL, MARKETS, AND CONVENTIONS Chair: Sharon A Melzer, State University of New York at Plattsburgh

TARGETING ORGANIZED RETAIL CRIME: THE EFFECTIVENESS OF NEW LEGISLATION Barry Harvey, Alvernia University

IDENTIFYING THE ROLE OF GRAY MARKETS IN CRIMINAL ACTIVITY Kenneth Grundy, California State University, Long Beach

DEVELOPING THE CANON OF ORGANIZED CRIME: A CONTENT ANALYSIS OF ORGANIZED CRIME TEXTS James Michael Botts, Belmont Abbey College

RECONCEPTUALIZING ORGANIZED CRIME Sharon A Melzer, State University of New York at Plattsburgh

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #284 Chelsea, 7 Floor

PANEL: REGIONAL ORGANIZED CRIME ANALYSES Chair: Frank E. Hagan, Mercyhurst College

DEVIANT PLACES, DEVIANT NETWORKS: AN ETHNOGRAPHIC UNDERSTANDING OF UNDERGROUND CRIMINALITY IN RURAL KENTUCKY Allison Willingham, Eastern Kentucky University; Gary Potter, Eastern Kentucky University

ETHNIC CONCENTRATION, INFORMAL SOCIAL CONTROL, AND URBAN VIOLENT CRIME: THE ITALIAN-AMERICAN MAFIA INFLUENCE Hollianne Marshall, University of Central Florida

CULTURE AND ORGANIZED CRIME: ALBANIAN CRIMINAL GROUPS IN NEW YORK Jana Arsovska, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

KILL THE IRISHMAN: THE DANNY GREENE MOB AND THE DEATH OF THE CLEVELAND MAFIA Frank E. Hagan, Mercyhurst College

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #285 Soho, 7 Floor

PANEL: POLICE INVESTIGATION AND RESPONSE STRATEGIES Chair: Jennifer Gossett, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

TO BE OR NOT TO BE A FAKE? A CONTENT ANALYSIS OF COUNTERFEIT WEBSITES Jennifer Gossett, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Stacie Merken, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

CRISIS INTERVENTION AT THE AIRLINES ON 9/11 AND CRISIS INTERVENTION Sharon Fischer, Food Lion; Michael Fischer, Norfolk State University

TERRORIST INCIDENT DEBRIEFING AND CRISIS INTERVENTION Sharon Fischer, Food Lion; Michael Fischer, Norfolk State University

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #286 Herald, 7 Floor

PANEL: "WAR" POLICIES AND OTHER PROGRAMS REVISITED Chair: Emanuel Boussios, SUNY-Nassau Community College

THE U.S. AND THE NEW FACE OF THE ‘WAR ON TERROR’: JUSTIFICATIONS FOR FOREIGN INTERVENTION & CONTROLLING DOMESTIC TERRORISM Emanuel Boussios, SUNY-Nassau Community College; Jeff Goodwin, New York University

RETHINKING THE ZERO-TOLERANCE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE LAW ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM Eric Gentes, Rivier College

THE WAR ON DRUGS AND ITS UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES ON PUBLIC POLICIES: A MIXED METHODS POLICY ANALYSIS Crystal Denise Hadnott, Texas Southern University

MINORITY THREAT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE POLICY: THE NET-WIDENING IMPACT OF POLITICS AND THE WAR ON DRUGS ON INCARCERATION Henry Jackson, Metropolitan State College of Denver

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #287 Gotham, 7 Floor

PANEL: IMMIGRATION, TRAFFICKING AND BORDER ISSUES Chair: Claudia San Miguel, Texas A&M International University

HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND SMUGGLING ALONG THE U.S. BORDER Amanda Gomez, Texas A&M International University; Ana Aguilera, Texas A&M International University; Rosie Segura, Texas A&M International University; Maria Garcia, Texas A&M International University

HUMAN TRAFFICKING: “THE LOST CHILDREN” Thomas Hall, Alvernia University

ATTITUDES TOWARD ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION Claudia San Miguel, Texas A&M International University; Stephanie Luna, Texas A&M International University; Aaron Medina, Texas A&M International University

HELPING OR HURTING TRAFFICKING VICTIMS: AN EXAMINATION OF MAJOR PROBLEMS OF THE TRAFFICKING VICTIMS PROTECTION ACT Natasha Sheldon, University of Central Missouri

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #288 Gramercy, 7 Floor

PANEL: POPULAR CULTURE AND MEDIA Chair: Jeanene Barrett, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

PRESUMED GUILTY: THE MEDIA’S INFLUENCE ON THE PRESUMPTION OF GUILT IN CAPITAL CASES OF FEMALE DEFENDANTS Jeanene Barrett, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Thursday, March 15, 2012

UNDERSTANDING THE CASEY ANTHONY VERDICT Lauren Catenacci, Teachers College, Columbia University; Mark Lanier, University of Alabama; Bronwen Lichtenstein, University of Alabama

SHOULD THE GOVERNMENT RESTRICT VIOLENT VIDEO GAMES TO MINORS? Kevin Collins, Tiffin University

INTOXICATED BY MUSIC: THE EFFECTS OF POPULAR MUSIC ON DRUG USE Chantal Fahmy, California State University, Long Beach

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #289 Harlem, 7 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: OUTCOMES ASSESSMENT ACTIVITIES IN COMMUNITY COLLEGES: WHAT MATTERS?

Moderator: Holly Dershem-Bruce, Dawson Community College

Discussants: Irene Britt, Ivy Tech Community College, South Bend; Dawn Titus Couture, Dean College; Bill Lanning, Guilford Technical Community College; Kevin J. Barrett, Rockland Community College

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #290 Marquis A, 9 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: ENTRANCE LEVEL POLICE ACADEMY TRAINING AND THE ROLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION

Moderator: Michael M. Berlin, Coppin State University

Discussants: Dilip K. Das, Coppin State University; Linda L. Fleischer, Community College of Baltimore County; Leonard D. Hamm, Coppin State University Police Department

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #291 Marquis B, 9 Floor

PANEL: ISSUES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE DECISION MAKING Chair: Mark Harmon, Illinois State University

FIXING THE NET: THE EFFECTS OF SENTENCING REFORMS ON NEW COMMITMENTS AND PAROLE VIOLATORS RETURNING TO PRISON OVER TIME Mark Harmon, Illinois State University

MANDATORY SENTENCING POLICY FOR DANGEROUS OFFENDERS IN ENGLAND AND WALES Paul Gavin, Kings College, London

PREDICTORS OF PLEA NEGOTIATIONS IN A GUIDELINE STATE Brian Iannacchione , Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Erika Frenzel, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Jeremy Ball, Boise State University

THE OTHER DEATH PENALTY: A LOOK AT LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE Kate King, Western Kentucky University

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #292 Marquis C, 9 Floor

PANEL: CRIMINOLOGY AND POLICY Chair: Terry Dalton, University of Denver

CRIMINOLOGY AND PRAGMATIC VALIDITY: GENERATING RESEARCH WITH POLICY REVELANCE Jonathan Allen, Texas State University

THE IMPORTANCE OF PRIORS IN INFORMING POLICY J. Pete Blair, Texas State University

THE CRIMINOLOGY OF POKER Terry Dalton, University of Denver; Robert Hannum, University of Denver; Matthew Rutherford, University of Denver

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #293 Cantor, 9 Floor

PANEL: CONTEMPORARY DYNAMICS OF PROSECUTION AND DEFENSE ISSUES Chair: Kevin E. McCarthy, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

COPS IN COURT: HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES ON THE CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS OF POLICE DURING CORRUPTION SCANDALS OF THE NYPD Kevin E. McCarthy, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

THE ROLE OF PROSECUTOR IN SMALL TOWN COURTS: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY Nick G. Maroules, Illinois State University

CATEGORICAL STRESSORS IN MISSISSIPPI PUBLIC DEFENDERS Joshua Harms, Middle Tennessee State University; William Shulman, Middle Tennessee State University; Lance Selva, Middle Tennessee State University

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #294 Jolson, 9 Floor

PANEL: COMPARATIVE COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES IN THE CARE OF THE OFFENDER Chair: Ronan Palaric, University of Rennes 2

THE DEVIANCE CONCEPT IN RECIDIVISM’S THERAPEUTIC CARE: FRENCH VS. NORTH AMERICAN POINT OF VIEW Ronan Palaric, University of Rennes 2; Valerie Moulin, University of Rennes 2

A PROGRAM EVALUATION OF A COMMUNITY-BASED HALFWAY HOUSE FOR ABORIGINAL MALE OFFENDERS Reid Webster, Thompson Rivers University; Lori Pruce, Regional Aboriginal Child & Mental Health Services

Thursday, March 15, 2012

th 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #295 Barrymore, 9 Floor

PANEL: OUTCOMES OF PROGRAMS FOR MENTALLY ILL OFFENDERS IN CANADA AND ISSUES INVOLVING GERIATRIC INMATES IN THE U.S. Chair: Michael Weinrath, University of Winnipeg

FACTORS RELATED TO OUTCOMES OF FEDERALLY SENTENCED MENTALLY DISORDERED OFFENDERS Lynn A. Stewart, Correctional Service of Canada; Geoff Wilton, Correctional Service of Canada

THE AT HOME PROGRAM FOR MENTALLY ILL HOMELESS: A PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE INVOLVEMENT Michael Weinrath, University of Winnipeg; Caitlyn Cassell, University of Winnipeg; Jino Distasio, University of Winnipeg

PSYCHIATRIC STATUS, PROBLEM BEHAVIORS, AND MENTAL HEALTH CARE UTILIZATION IN CANADIAN OFFENDERS David Joubert, University of Ottowa; Kyle Archambault, University of Ottowa; Greg Brown, Nipissing University

THE GRAYING OF PRISONS: POLICY AND PROGRAM DILEMMAS AND IMPLICATIONS Lanette Patrice Dalley, University of Colorado Denver

5:00 PM – 6:30 PM EVENT #296 Sky Lobby, 16th Floor Law and Public Policy Section Policy Innovator Award Lecture

2012 Policy Innovator: Michael Jacobson, Vera Institute of Justice

6:30PM – 7:45 PM EVENT #296A Odets, 4th Floor

OPEN SEMINAR: “IN THAT MOMENT” – A ONE-ACT PLAY

Facilitator: Ross London, Berkeley College

7:00 PM – 9:00 PM EVENT #297 Ziegfeld, 4th Floor University of New Haven Reception

7:00 PM – 9:00 PM EVENT #298 Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor Sam Houston State University Reception

Friday, March 16, 2012

Friday, March 16, 2012 Day At A Glance

7:30 AM – 9:30 AM Corrections Section General Business Meeting Marquis B, 9th Floor and Breakfast

8:00 AM – 9:15 AM Criminal Justice Studies Editorial Board Meeting Columbia, 7th Floor

8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Alpha Phi Sigma Events Manhattan, 8th Floor

8:00 AM – 5:00 PM ACJS Meeting Registration 5th Floor Registration

8:00 AM – 4:45 PM Panels, Roundtables, Workshops

9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open Westside 3/4, 5th Floor

9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Employment Exchange Open Broadhurst, 5th Floor

9:30 AM – 10:30 AM ACJS General Business Meeting and Getting Sky Lobby, 16th Floor Involved in ACJS Committees

10:30 AM – 11:00 AM ACJS Justice Quarterly and Journal of Criminal Broadway North, 6th Floor Justice Education Invitation Showcase and ACJS Research and Pictorial Showcase Set-Up

11:00 AM – 12:30 PM ACJS Justice Quarterly and Journal of Criminal Broadway North, 6th Floor Justice Education Invitation Showcase and ACJS Research and Pictorial Showcase

12:30 PM – 1:00 PM ACJS Justice Quarterly and Journal of Criminal Broadway North, 6th Floor Justice Education Invitation Showcase and ACJS Research and Pictorial Showcase Tear-Down

12:45 PM – 1:45 PM ACJS Presidential Address Sky Lobby, 16th Floor

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Youth Violence & Juvenile Justice Columbia, 7th Floor Editorial Board Meeting

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Prison Journal Editorial Board Meeting Cantor, 9th Floor

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Criminal Justice Policy Review Jolson, 9th Floor Editorial Board Meeting

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Jesuit Educators in Criminal Justice Meeting Chelsea, 7th Floor

Friday, March 16, 2012

2:00 PM – 5:00 PM ACJS Executive Board Meeting Barrymore, 9th Floor

3:30 PM – 4:45 PM Minorities and Women Section Executive Columbia, 7th Floor Board Meeting

3:30 PM – 6:00 PM Security and Crime Prevention Section General Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Business Meeting, Awards Presentation, and Reception

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Minorities and Women Section Awards Marquis B, 9th Floor Ceremony and Reception

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM African Criminology and Justice Group Jolson, 9th Floor Meeting

5:00 PM – 6:15 PM Police Section General Business Meeting Olmstead, 7th Floor

5:00 PM – 6:15 PM Critical Criminal Justice Section General Business Sky Lobby, 16th Floor Meeting and Reception

5:00 PM – 6:30 PM Community College Section General Business Empire, 7th Floor Meeting and Reception

6:30 PM – 8:30 PM ACJS Awards Ceremony and Reception Astor Ballroom, 7th Floor

Friday, March 16, 2012

7:30 AM – 9:30 AM EVENT #299 Marquis B, 9th Floor Corrections Section General Business Meeting and Breakfast

8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #300 Columbia, 7th Floor Criminal Justice Studies Editorial Board Meeting

8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Alpha Phi Sigma Events Manhattan, 8th Floor

8:00 AM – 5:00 PM ACJS Meeting Registration 5th Floor Registration

Friday, March 16, 2012

8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #301 O’Neill, 4th Floor

PANEL: MINORITIES AND WOMEN SECTION’S “ESTHER MADRIZ STUDENT TRAVEL AWARDS” STUDENT PAPERS Chair: Angela P. Taylor, Fayetteville State University Discussant: Robert L. Bing, University of Texas at Arlington

MASS INCARCERATION: A CRITICAL REVIEW ESSAY Leslie-Dawn Quick, Fayetteville State University

AN EXAMINATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GANG MEMBERSHIP AND HOPELESSNESS Erica Redner-Vera, Arizona State University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #302 Odets, 4 Floor

FEATURE PANEL: A LARGER CONTEXT FOR OUR TEACHING Chair: Roger Jarjoura, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

DEVELOPMENT AND DELIVERY OF INSIDE/OUT COURSES: CHALLENGES AND BENEFITS Jamie Martin, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Roger Jarjoura, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Jason Spraitz, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire

COMMUNITY ENGAGED LEARNING WITH CRIMINAL JUSTICE PARTNERS Mavis Morton, University of Guelph

CRIMINAL JUSTICE INSTITUTE FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS John Paitakes, Seton Hall University

TEACHING JUSTICE: SOLVING SOCIAL PROBLEMS THROUGH UNIVERSITY EDUCATION Kristi Holsinger, University of Missouri-Kansas City

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #303 Wilder, 4 Floor

PANEL: POLICE INVESTIGATION Chair: Ernest DeZolt, John Carroll University

CRITICAL INCIDENT TRAUMA AND CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION Ernest DeZolt, John Carroll University; Richard Clark, John Carroll University; Daniel Winterich, John Carroll University

FORENSIC EVIDENCE AND HOMICIDE INVESTIGATIONS Tom McEwen, McEwen and Associates

ASSESSING THE CONGRUENCE BETWEEN POLICE CLASSIFICATION OF SEXUAL ASSAULT CLAIMS AND PROSECUTORIAL CHARGING DECISIONS Ericka Wentz, North Dakota State University; Carol Archbold, North Dakota State University

Friday, March 16, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #304 Ziegfeld, 4 Floor

PANEL: EXAMINING DISPARITIES IN CRIMINAL PUNISHMENTS Chair: Jennifer L. Huck, Carroll College

BLUE RIBBON SENTENCING: SITUATED IDENTITY AND JUDICIAL DECISION-MAKING Jennifer L. Huck, Carroll College; Daniel R. Lee, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

THE DETERMINANTS OF HOMICIDE CONVICTIONS IN BRAZIL Ludmila Ribeiro, Federal University of Minas Gerais

GENDER SENTENCING DISPARITY STILL EXISTS. WHY? Barbara Hanbury, York College of Pennsylvania; Eric Ling, York College of Pennsylvania

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #305 Brecht, 4 Floor

PANEL: GENDER AND THE POLICING PROFESSION Chair: Diana Bruns, Southeast Missouri State University

AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF INFLUENTIAL FACTORS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO SUCCESS OF FEMALES IN POLICING Diana Bruns, Southeast Missouri State University; Michelle Kilburn, Southeast Missouri State University

GENDER AND GENDERED INSTITUTIONS: A BIOGRAPHICAL EXPLORATION OF WOMEN’S EXPERIENCES WORKING IN LAW ENFORCEMENT Marija Bingulac, University of Massachusetts-Boston; Melissa Morabito, University of Massachusetts-Boston; Tara O’Connor Shelley, Colorado State University; Jennifer Palmer, Colorado State University

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN COPS WANT TO BECOME MOMS? Colleen Clarke, Minnesota State University-Mankato

GENDER, RACE, AND THE COMMITMENT TO SERVE: FACTORS INFLUENCING THE JOB ATTITUDES OF POLICE OFFICERS Todd Allen Lough, Western Illinois University; Bonny Mhlanga, Western Illinois University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #306 Hart, 4 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE CENTER OF EXCELLENCE: A MEANS TO ENHANCE CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION

Moderator: Frank DiMarino, Kaplan University

Discussants: Cloud H. Miller, Kaplan University; Cliff Roberson, Kaplan University; Richard H. Ward, University of New Haven; Ralph E. Ioimo, Auburn University; Gary Bayens, Washburn University; Harrison Watts, Washburn University

Friday, March 16, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #307 Westside 1, 5 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: FOCUS OF COMMUNITY COLLEGE CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION: CAREER OR TRANSFER?

Moderator: Tim Davis, Madisonville Community College

Discussants: Holly Dershem-Bruce, Dawson Community College; Linda S. Forst, Shoreline Community College; Helen M. Eigenberg, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga; Jerry Rose, Northwest Arkansas Community College; Phillip “Rob” Dawalt, Ivy Tech Community College East Central Region

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #308 Westside 2, 5 Floor

PANEL: ETHICAL ISSUES IN PRACTICE, POLICY, AND RESEARCH Chair: Thomas Gilly, European Research Group on Crime, Ethics, and Social Philosophy

ACCESS TO JUSTICE David W. Tushaus, Missouri Western State University

LACK OF EMPATHY, MORAL DISENGAGEMENT, AND TORTURE Michael Potts, Methodist University

REVOLUTIONARY PROCESSES AND CRIME: TOWARDS A THEORY OF THE ABUSE AND LIMITS OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND LIBERTIES Thomas Gilly, European Research Group on Crime, Ethics, and Social Philosophy

ETHICS CREEP IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE RESEARCH: A PRECAUTIONARY TALE Steven Kohm, University of Winnipeg; Richard Jochelson, University of Winnipeg

CAN I GET A WITNESS? THOUGHTS ON WITNESSING EXECUTIONS Robert Johnson, American University; Sandra McGunigall-Smith, Utah Valley University; Amanda Matravers, American University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #309 Juilliard, 5 Floor

PANEL: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN FEDERAL SENTENCING Chair: Frank S. Pezzella, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

DOWNWARD DEPARTURES: THE INFORMED USE OF JUDICIAL DISCRETION IN THE SENTENCING OF FEDERAL OFFENDERS Frank S. Pezzella, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Amy Shlosberg, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Seokhee Yoon, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

PRETRIAL DETENTION STATUS IN U.S. DISTRICT COURT: AN ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL AND STRUCTURAL INFLUENCES Mario Cano, Arizona State University

Friday, March 16, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #310 Imperial, 5 Floor

PANEL: SEX OFFENDERS AND CORRECTIONAL POLICIES Chair: Douglas James Boyle, Violence Institute of New Jersey at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ)

PUBLIC POLICY AND MEDICAL ISSUES OF AGING PRISONERS Micheal Champion, Wiley College; Calvin B. Lester, Wiley College

WRONGFUL CONVICTION COMPENSATION AND POST-RELEASE OFFENDING IN EXONEREES Bennett Callaghan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Evan Mandery, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Amy Shlosberg, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE AND USE OF SEX OFFENDER INTERNET REGISTRIES: RESULTS OF A RANDOM DIGIT DIALING SURVEY Douglas James Boyle, The Violence Institute of New Jersey at UMDNJ; Laura M. Ragusa- Salerno, The Violence Institute of New Jersey at UMDNJ

ASSESSING DISPARITIES IN NJ SEXUAL OFFENDER TIERING PROCEDURES: A SURVEY OF STATE PROSECUTORS AND PUBLIC DEFENDERS Laura M. Ragusa-Salerno, The Violence Institute of New Jersey at UMDNJ; Douglas James Boyle, The Violence Institute of New Jersey at UMDNJ

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #311 Duffy, 7 Floor

OPEN SEMINAR: SEMINAR IN QUALITY INSTRUCTION AND PEER OBSERVATION IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE CLASSROOM

Facilitators: Colleen Fitzpatrick, University of Northern Colorado; Joan Ruberry, Rocky Mountain High School

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #312 Empire, 7 Floor

PANEL: A LIFECOURSE VIEW OF SEX OFFENDERS Chair: Patrick Lussier, Simon Fraser University

THE ROLE OF PSYCHOPATHY AND HYPERSEXUALITY AMONG RAPISTS AND CHILD MOLESTERS Raymond Knight, Brandeis University

THE OFFENDING TRAJECTORIES OF JUVENILE SEX OFFENDERS: EVIDENCE FOR A DUAL TAXONOMY Patrick Lussier, Simon Fraser University

AN EXPLORATION OF PROTECTIVE FACTORS AND DESISTANCE IN SEXUAL OFFENDERS ACROSS THE LIFE SPAN Danielle Harris, San Jose State University

JUVENILE SEX OFFENDER REGISTRATION: WHAT CAN SORNA ACCOMPLISH? Michael Caldwell, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Friday, March 16, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #313 Hudson, 7 Floor

PANEL: SOCIETAL STABILITY AND TERRORISM Chair: Daniela Peterka-Benton, SUNY Fredonia

TERRORISM AND STATE INSTABILITY Susan Fahey, Richard Stockton University, of New Jersey; Gary LaFree, University of Maryland, START

RESTORATION OR ELSE… Robert Kozloski, Society of National Security Professionals

EFFECTS OF CULTURAL COLLECTIVISM ON TERRORISM PARTICIPATION: STRATEGIES FOR NON-INVASIVE COUNTER-TERRORISM PROGRAMS Daniela Peterka-Benton, SUNY Fredonia; Bond Howard Benton, SUNY Fredonia

EVALUATING THE RADICALIZATION OF U.S. GANGS BY TERRORIST GROUPS Matthew O’Deane, Kaplan University

CAMPUS GANGS AND PUBLIC SECURITY IN NIGERIAN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS: A STUDY OF THREE UNIVERSITIES Ifeanyi Ezeonu, Brock University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #314 Olmstead, 7 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: CRITICAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN THE 21ST CENTURY

Moderator: Robert Bohm, University of Central Florida

Discussants: Katherine Bennett, Armstrong Atlantic State University; David Barlow, Fayetteville State University; Barbara Sims, Penn State University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #315 Chelsea, 7 Floor

PANEL: POLICING Chair: Jeffrey Zuback, University of Baltimore

I HAVE A 10-108 OFFICER DOWN: AN ANALYSIS OF FELONIOUS KILLINGS OF POLICE OFFICERS AND VARIOUS DESCRIPTIVE VARIABLES Jeffrey Zuback, University of Baltimore

AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF COMMUNITY POLICING INITIATIVES ON IRISH YOUNG PEOPLE’S ATTITUDES TOWARD THE POLICE Helen Gleeson, National University of Ireland; Molly Byrne, National University of Ireland; Caroline Heary, National University of Ireland

POLICE AUTHORITARIANISM VERSUS AUTHORITY ORIENTATION: A PROPOSAL ADDRESSING A LONGSTANDING PERCEPTION Kyle Ward, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Friday, March 16, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #316 Soho, 7 Floor

PANEL: NEW APPROACHES IN DRUG TREATMENT AND THEIR EFFECTIVENESS Chair: J. Mitchell Miller, University of Texas at San Antonio

ALCOHOL TREATMENT IN CORRECTIONAL SETTINGS: FINDINGS FROM A MULTI-STATE EVALUATION J. Mitchell Miller, University of Texas at San Antonio; Holly Ventura-Miller, University of Texas at San Antonio; Robert Tillyer, University of Texas at San Antonio

OPIATE REPLACEMENT THERAPY OPTIONS AND THE BENEFITS THEY OFFER IN THE AMERICAN PRISON POPULATION Dorothy A. Humphrey, East Carolina University

WHO IS IN CHARGE OF YOUR RECOVERY? THE EFFECTIVENESS OF REALITY THERAPY FOR FEMALE DRUG OFFENDERS IN TAIWAN Fang-Mei Law, Tiffin University; Gwo-Jen Guo, National Changhua University of Education

TREATING ADOLESCENT METHAMPHETAMINE USERS: AN INNOVATIVE AND INTENSIVE PROGRAM Ralph Weisheit, Illinois State University; Alex Stalcup, New Leaf Treatment Center; Andrew Belt, Franklin County Juvenile Detention Center

VALIDATING AN INDEX OF SENSE OF SELF-CONTROL IN RECOVERY FOR DRUG OFFENDERS Gwo-Jen Guo, National Changhua University of Education; Fang-Mei Law, Tiffin University, School of Criminal Justice and Social Sciences

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #317 Herald, 7 Floor

PANEL: EMERGING DRUGS OF ABUSE AND ATTITUDES TOWARDS DRUG USE Chair: Dina Perrone, California State University, Long Beach

EMERGING LEGAL HIGHS AND THEIR USERS Dina Perrone, California State University, Long Beach; Ryan Fischer, California State University, Long Beach

IS UNDERAGE DRINKING A PROBLEM IN THE EYES OF THE COMMUNITY? ASSESSING ADULT ATTITUDES AND RESPONSES Marny S. Rivera, University of Alaska Anchorage

AN EXAMINATION OF THE IMPACT OF PARENTAL DRUG USE ON THEIR CHILDREN'S CRIMINAL AND DEVIANT TRAJECTORY Asheka N. Jackson, University of Missouri-Kansas City

OXYCONTIN AND THE GROWTH OF PRESCRIPTION DRUG ABUSE Giovanni Circo, Illinois State University

MARKETING PREVENTION: AN EXAMINATION OF A SOCIAL MARKETING CAMPAIGN TO DECREASE SUBSTANCE USE IN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Nadine M. Connell, University of Texas at Dallas; Alison N. Pearce, Rowan University; Pamela Negro, Rowan University

Friday, March 16, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #318 Gotham, 7 Floor

PANEL: CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROFESSIONALS AND DECISIONMAKING: AUTHORITARIANISM, ISLAMOPHOBIA, IDENTITY THEORY, AND PERCEPTIONS OF PERSECUTION Chair: Brian N. Williams, University of Georgia

A REPLICATION OF THE SPECTER OF AUTHORITARIANISM AMONG CRIMINAL JUSTICE MAJORS: DOES RACE MATTER? Nicolle Parsons-Pollard, Virginia State University; Kenneth Wagner; Lynchburg College

ISLAMOPHOBIA: EXAMINING ANTI-MUSLIM SENTIMENT AMONG FUTURE CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROFESSIONALS W. Chris Hale, Louisiana State University, Shreveport

MANAGING PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL IDENTITIES WITHIN THE POLITICAL ENVIRONMENT OF AMERICAN POLICING Brian N. Williams, University of Georgia; Billy R. Close, Florida State University; Vicky M. Wilkins, University of Georgia; Patrick L. Mason, Florida State University

PERCEPTIONS AND PERSECUTION: MUSLIM WOMEN IN AMERICA Laila Alkahlout, Arizona State University

SELF INFLICTED SEGREGATION Jack Anthony Pohl, Tiffin University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #319 Gramercy, 7 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: PRACADEMIC AND ACADEMICS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION

Moderator: Stephen Morreale, Worcester State University

Discussants: James E. McCabe, Sacred Heart University; George F. Kain, Western Connecticut State University; Michael O. Foley, Western Connecticut State University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #320 Harlem, 7 Floor

PANEL: CURRENT ISSUES IN SCHOOL VIOLENCE AND JUVENILE JUSTICE Chair: Cyndi Banks, Northern Arizona University

MURDER IN THE SCHOOLHOUSE: THE AMISH SCHOOL SHOOTING Carolyn Ruth Hanes, Lebanon Valley College; Adam Christian Nathanial Gardner, Lebanon Valley College

INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE ON UNIVERSITY CAMPUSES Sara Elizabeth Buck Doude, Georgia College and State University

SCHOOL SOCIAL CONTEXTS, REWARD STRUCTURES, AND JUVENILE DELINQUENCY Andy Hochstetler, Iowa State University

Friday, March 16, 2012

DISORDER, VICTIMIZATION AND AVOIDANCE BEHAVIOR AT SCHOOL Ryan Randa, Penn State-Harrisburg; Pamela Wilcox, University of Cincinnati

SCHOOLS AND CLUBS – WHO BENEFITS? Rosemary C. McFee, Alvernia University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #321 Astor Ballroom, 7 Floor

PANEL: AGE-GRADED BONDS OF INFORMAL SOCIAL CONTROL AND LIFE-COURSE CRIMINOLOGY Chair: April Ingenito, University of Delaware

THE CHICKEN OR THE EGG: THE INTERPLAY OF EMPLOYMENT, RELATIONSHIPS, AND DECISION-MAKING ON THE DESISTANCE PROCESS April Ingenito, University of Delaware

THE BROKE THEORY Tracy Andrus, Wiley College

LIFE-COURSE CRIMINOLOGY AND A NEW HIGHER EDUCATIONAL LEVEL PERSPECTIVE- HELP Samuel Arungwa, Prairie View A&M University; Solomon Osho, Prairie View A&M University

ASSESSING AND AGE-GRADED THEORY OF INFORMAL SOCIAL CONTROL: QUALITATIVE STUDY OF PATHWAYS TO JUVENILE INCARCERATION IN TURKEY Serkan Tasgin, Michigan State University; Ismail Demirkol, Michigan State University; Taner Cam

LIFE HISTORIES AND HIGH RISK OFFENDERS Tamara Nerlien, University of Calgary; Erin Gibbs Van Brunschot, University of Calgary

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #322 Marquis A, 9 Floor

PANEL: SCHOOL BULLYING Chair: Tammy King, Youngstown State University

OVERREACTING TO SCHOOL BULLYING? THE PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF CAMPUS SECURITY REPORT Yusheng Lin, National Taipei University; Shih-Hsien Yu, National Taipei University; Lee Wei- Ju

LOW SELF-CONTROL THEORY AND SCHOOL BULLYING: EMPIRICAL FINDINGS Byongook Moon, University of Texas San Antonio; Nam Kuk Park, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Friday, March 16, 2012

BULLYING IN AND OUT OF SCHOOL: AN OVERVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGICAL AND LEGAL ISSUES Douglas G. McKenzie, Grand Valley State University

PERCEPTIONS OF BULLYING IN YOUNG ADULTS: A LOOK INTO HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE BULLYING TRANSITIONS Brian S. Tyburski, Rowan University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #323 Marquis C, 9 Floor

PANEL: POLICE OFFICER LEADERSHIP: ADVANCEMENT, EVALUATION, AND MILLENNIALS Chair: Christopher Donner, University of South Florida

ANALYZING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PROCEDURAL JUSTICE AND THE DESIRE FOR CAREER ADVANCEMENT AMONG POLICE SERGEANTS Christopher Donner, University of South Florida; Lorie Fridell, University of South Florida; Wesley Jennings, University of South Florida

FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS OF POLICE OFFICERS FOR THE DEMAND OF TERRORISM RESPONSIVENESS Christopher Wehrle, University of San Diego; Ronn Johnson, University of San Diego

TRIGGERING EVENTS FOR DECISION MAKING IN FORENSIC FITNESS FOR DUTY EVALUATIONS OF POLICE OFFICERS Linh Tran, University of San Diego; Nicholas Boyd, University of San Diego; Dristen Greider, University of San Diego; Ronn Johnson, University of San Diego

SUGGESTIONS FOR POLICE LEADERS: WHAT WORKS IN LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT Alice Perry, Anna Maria College

EXPLORING THE NEW GENERATION OF POLICE OFFICER: THE MILLENNIAL'S INTEGRATION INTO POLICE FORCE J. Harrison Watts, Washburn University; Bonnie Robson, Washburn University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #324 Cantor, 9 Floor

PANEL: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES AND THEORIES OF VICTIMIZATION Chair: Susan McNeeley, University of Cincinnati

THE EFFECT OF VICTIMIZATION, RISK PERCEPTION, AND FEAR OF CRIME ON RESIDENTIAL MOBILITY Amy L. Stutzenberger, University of Cincinnati; Susan M. McNeely, University of Cincinnati

PORTRAIT OF RELATIONSHIP DYSFUNCTION: IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Lynn A. Tovar, Lewis University; Tracey Nicholls, Lewis University; Schannae L. Lucas, California Lutheran University

Friday, March 16, 2012

“CAN’T STOP, WON’T STOP”: SELF-CONTROL, UNCONVENTIONAL ROUTINE ACTIVITIES, AND REPEAT VICTIMIZATION Jillian Turanovic, Arizona State University; Travis Pratt, Arizona State University

THE CURIOUS CASE OF GEORGE: A CASE STUDY IN THE USE OF NEUTRALIZATIONS BY A CAREER CRIMINAL Paul Cromwell, University of South Florida Polytechnic; Michael Birzer, Wichita State University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #325 Jolson, 9 Floor

PANEL: OTHER JUVENILE JUSTICE ISSUES Chair: Christine Anderson, Western Illinois University

WHEN, WHAT, AND WHERE IS THE FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE AGAINST ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIORS? Christine Anderson, Western Illinois University; Barry McCrary, Western Illinois University; Bonny Mhlanga, Western Illinois University

JUVENILE JUSTICE: A DILEMMA BETWEEN A SOCIAL AND LEGAL UNDERSTANDING Asha Mukundan, The Institute of Social Sciences

CONCEPTUALIZATION OF THE RECENT EXPOSURE TO VIOLENCE SCALE AMONG JUVENILE JUSTICE INVOLVED YOUTH Fredrick Butcher, Kent State University; Jeff Kretschmar, Case Western Reserve University; Daniel Flannery, Case Western Reserve University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #326 Barrymore, 9 Floor

PANEL: ANALYSIS PROBLEMS IN CRIME AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE RESEARCH C hair: Brian Francis, Lancaster University

THE MORTALITY EXPERIENCE OF MIDDLE CLASS OFFENDERS - A 35 YEAR LONG TERM FOLLOW-UP Brian Francis, Lancaster University; Keith S oothill, Lancaster University

MONITORING CORRECTIONAL POPULATIONS WITH STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL TECHNIQUES Jeffrey W. R osky, University of C entral Florida

LEGAL DATABASES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE RESEARCH: LIMITS AND POSSIBILITIES R uth S . S tevens , G rand V a lley S tate U nivers ity

MEASURING THE ILLEGAL CIGARETTE TRADE: A REVIEW OF QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE METHODS K laus von Lampe, J ohn J ay C ollege of C riminal J ustice; Marin K . K urti, F ordham University

OVERCOMING DATA COLLECTION AND INTERPRETATION CHALLENGES THROUGH A RESEARCHER-PRACTITIONER PARTNERSHIP Whitney Tymas, Vera Institute of Justice; Besiki Kutateladze, Vera Institute of Justice

Friday, March 16, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #327 Sky Lobby, 16 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: WOMEN TRAFFICKING TODAY: A FRAMEWORK OF POLICING WOMEN TRAFFICKING & PROVIDING EFFECTIVE IMMIGRATION POLICIES

Moderator: Anila Duro Sabiko, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Discussants: Carmen Solis, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Beverly Frazier, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Yue Ma, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Maria Haberfeld, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Danielle Jordan Nesi, Federal Bureau of Prisons

9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open Westside 3/4, 5th Floor

9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Employment Exchange Open Broadhurst, 5th Floor

th 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM EVENT #328 Sky Lobby, 16 Floor ACJS General Business Meeting and Getting Involved in ACJS Committees

Open to All Attendees

10:30 AM – 11:00 AM ACJS Justice Quarterly and Journal of Broadway North, 5th Floor Criminal Justice Education Invitational Showcase and ACJS Research and Pictorial Showcase Set-Up

Participants in the Showcase must set up their presentations during this time.

Friday, March 16, 2012

11:00 AM – 12:30 PM EVENT #329 Broadway North, 6th Floor ACJS Justice Quarterly and Journal of Criminal Justice Education Invitational Showcase and ACJS Research and Pictorial Showcase

ACJS Justice Quarterly and Journal of Criminal Justice Education Invitational Showcase:

JQ1. THE EFFECTS OF SCHOOL CRIME PREVENTION ON STUDENTS’ VIOLENT VICTIMIZATION, RISK PERCEPTION AND FEAR OF CRIME: A MULTILEVEL OPPORTUNITY PERSPECTIVE Marie Skubak Tillyer, University of Texas at San Antonio; Bonnie S. Fisher, University of Cincinnati; Pamela Wilcox, University of Cincinnati

JQ2. JUVENILE JUSTICE DECISION-MAKING BEFORE AND AFTER THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DISPROPORTIONATE MINORITY CONTACT (DMC) MANDATE Michael Leiber, University of South Florida; Donna Bishop, Northeastern University; Mitchell B. Chamlin, Texas State University at San Marcos

JQ3. BROKEN WINDOWS OR WINDOW BREAKERS: THE INFLUENCE OF PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL DISORDER ON QUALITY OF LIFE Allison T. Chappell, Old Dominion University; Elizabeth Monk-Turner, Old Dominion University; Brian K. Payne, Georgia State University

JQ4. THE INFLUENCE OF PLACES ON POLICE DECISION PATHWAYS: FROM CALL FOR SERVICE TO ARREST Cynthia Lum, George Mason University

JQ5. ARE GIRLS GETTING TOUGHER, OR ARE WE TOUGHER ON GIRLS? PROBABILITY OF ARREST AND JUVENILE COURT OVERSIGHT IN 1980 AND 2000 Tia Stevens, Michigan State University; Merry Morash, Michigan State University; Meda Chesney- Lind, University of Hawaii at Manoa

JQ6. RACE, IMMIGRATION AND POLICING: CHINESE IMMIGRANTS’ SATISFACTION WITH POLICE Yuning Wu, Wayne State University; Ivan Y. Sun, University of Delaware; Brad W. Smith, Wayne State University

JQ7. THE “LIBERATION” OF FEDERAL JUDGES’ DISCRETION IN THE WAKE OF THE BOOK/FANFAN DECISION: IS THERE INCREASED DISPARTIY AND DIVERGENCE BETWEEN COURTS? Jeffery Ulmer, Pennsylvania State University; Michael T. Light, Pennsylvania State University; John Kramer, Pennsylvania State University

JQ8. IS THE NEXUS OF GANG MEMBERSHIP, EXPOSURE TO VIOLENCE, AND VIOLENT BEHAVIOR A KEY DETERMINANT OF FIRST TIME GUN CARRYING FOR URBAN MINORITY YOUTH? Richard Spano, Indiana University; John M. Bollard, University of Alabama

JQ9. EMPLOYMENT AFTER PRISON: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF FORMER PRISONERS Christy A. Visher, University of Delaware; Sara A. Debus-Sherrill, Urban Institute; Jennifer Yahner, Urban Institute

Friday, March 16, 2012

JCJE1. DIFFERENCES ACROSS MAJORS IN THE DESIRE TO OBTAIN A LICENSE TO CARRY A CONCEALED HANDGUN ON CAMPUS: IMPLICATIONS FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION Jeff Bouffard, Sam Houston State University; Matt Nobles, Sam Houston State University; William Wells, Sam Houston State University

JCJE2. THE IMPACT OF AN EXONOREE’S GUEST LECTURE ON STUDENTS’ ATTITUDES TOWARD WRONGLY CONVICTED PERSONS Rose Ricciardelli, York University; Kimberly Ann Clow, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

JCJE3. THE ROLE OF POLICING EDUCATION IN COLLEGE STUDENT SATISFACTION WITH POLICE Shila Rene’ Hawk-Tourtelot, University of Arkansas; Mindy Bradley, University of Arkansas

JCJE4. CRITICAL RACE THEORY MEETS THE NYPD: AN ASSESSMENT OF ANTI-RACIST PEDAGOGY FOR POLICE IN NEW YORK CITY Avram Bornstein, John Jay College, CUNY; Charles Sophine, John Jay College, CUNY; Janette Domingo, John Jay College, CUNY; Carmen Solis, John Jay College, CUNY

JCJE5. HIRING CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACADEMICS: THE PERCEIVED IMPORTANCE OF JOB CANDIDATES’ ATTRIBUTES Alicia H. Sitren, University of North Florida; Brandon K. Applegate, University of South Carolina

JCJE6. LEARNING BY GIVING: A QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL STUDENT OF STUDENT PHILANTHROPY IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION Danielle McDonald, Northern Kentucky University; Julie Cencula Olberding, Northern Kentucky University

ACJS Research and Pictorial Showcase:

1. FEMALE DRUG COURT PARTICIPANTS MOTIVATION TO CHANGE Michael Fischer, Norfolk State University: Brenda Geiger, Bar Ilan University

2. POLICE EDUCATORS AS PSYCHOLOGICAL HELPERS Konstantinos Papazoglou, New York University / Hellenic Police Academy

3. TBD

4. TRAINING-BASED PROMOTION OF POLICE SUPERVISORS: THE MARTA PROJECT Damon Camp, Georgia State University; Debbie Turner, Georgia State University

5. ASSESSING POLICE ATTITUDES TOWARD DRUGS AND DRUG ENFORCEMENT Matthew Petrocelli, Southern Illinois University; Trish Oberweis, Southern Illinois University

6. ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP OF POLICE OFFICERS Beth A. Sanders, Texas State University

7. THE GAME OF “TELEPHONE” IN CORRECTIONAL PROGRAMMING: THE MISCOMMUNICATION OF PROGRAM COMPONENTS IN PRACTICE Rachel Brushett, University of Cincinnati; Erin Harbinson, University of Cincinnati

8. RACE/ETHNICITY AND ATTITUDE TOWARDS THE POLICE: DOES SELF CONTROL MATTER? Egbert Zavala, The University of Texas at El Paso

Friday, March 16, 2012

9. EFFECT OF THE TRAFFICKING VICTIMS PROTECTION ACT ON THE TRAINING OF MISSOURI LAW ENFORCEMENT Natasha Sheldon, University of Central Missouri; Lynn Urban, University of Central Missouri

10. SIMULATING STREAMS OF OFFENDERS IN THE CJ SYSTEM Matthew Jones, Portland State University; Ryan Pelkey, Portland State University

11. TBD

12. FIGHTING BACK AND CALLING THE COPS: ARE RESISTANT VICTIMS LESS WILLING TO NOTIFY THE POLICE? Adam Watkins, Bowling Green State University; Shannon Santana, University of North Carolina Wilmington

13. PUBLIC PERSPECTIVE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT UNIFORMS Grant Brandon Carlson, University of Nebraska at Kearney; Joseph Carlson, University of Nebraska at Kearney

14. RESTORATIVE JUSTICE FROM THE INSIDE LOOKING OUT: THE EVOLUTION OF THE INSIGHT DEVELOPMENT GROUP AT THE OREGON STATE CORRECTIONS Maria Scanelli, Portland State University; Amber Jahn, Portland State University; Rachel Foxhoven, Portland State University

15. THE IMPACT OF EXTENDING THE HOURS OF OPERATION FOR BARS ON CRIME: AN INTERRUPTED TIME SERIES ANALYSIS Mitchell B. Chamlin, Texas State University; Sarah E. Scott, Texas State University

16. EXAMINING THE EFFECTS OF COMMUNITY CHARACTERISTICS AND POLICE RESPONSE TIME ON ARREST PROBABILITY Abdullah Cihan, Sam Houston State University; Larry Hoover, Sam Houston State University

17. HOTSPOT ANALYSIS OF VIOLENT CRIME IN RIVER CITY FROM 2003 TO 2010 Geetha Suresh, University of Louisville; Gennaro Vito, University of Louisville

18. SENTENCES OF CONVICTED SEX TRAFFICKERS AND CONVICTED LABOR TRAFFICKERS: A COMPARISON Paul Tompkins, University of Nebraska at Kearney

19. EVALUATING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ILLICIT DRUG ABUSE AND VIOLENCE Quinn Guilds, University of Nebraska at Kearney

20. PARENTING PRACTICES OF INCARCERATED FATHERS Michelle Joyce Smith, Good Morning Parents; Elsa-Sofia Morote, Dowling College

21. EVALUATION OUTCOMES OF THE REFUGE PROGRAM: A CRITICAL TIME INTERVENTION MODEL Jessica Nicole Mitchell , University of South Florida; Autumn M. Frei, University of South Florida; Colleen Clark, University of South Florida; M. Scott Young, University of South Florida; Kathleen Moore, University of South Florida

22. ALCOHOL AND/OR DRUG FUELED CRIMES COMMITTED BY NATIVE AMERICANS AND WHITES IN A RURAL OKLAHOMA COUNTY Delilahh Dotremon, Southeastern Oklahoma State University; Hallie Stephens, Southeastern Oklahoma State University

Friday, March 16, 2012

23. OVERVIEW OF A JAIL DIVERSION AND TRAUMA RECOVERY PROGRAM WITH PRIORITY TO VETERANS Autumn M. Frei, University of South Florida; Sarah Rynearson-Moody, University of South Florida; Annette Christy, University of South Florida; Colleen Clark, University of South Florida

24. SELF-CONTROL THEORY’S STABILITY HYPOTHESIS: EXPLORING THE LINK BETWEEN SELF- CONTROL AND DELINQUENCY Jennifer Wareham, Wayne State University; Denise Paquette Boots, University of Texas at Dallas

25. THE LEGITIMACY OF THE CHINESE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Ming Hu, Zhejiang University; Mengyan Dai, Old Dominion University

26. FROM MATRIARCHS TO MISAPPROPRIATIONS: A LOOK AT WOMEN AND WHITE-COLLAR CRIME Cody Shane Inman, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

27. UNDERAGE DRINKING CITATIONS: DO THEY HAVE A DETERRENT EFFECT ON TEEN DRINKING? Colten Venteicher, University of Nebraska – Kearney

28. AN EXAMINATION OF PRO-PEDOPHILE ACTIVISM GROUPS AND THEIR IMPACT Caitlin Frazier, University of Nebraska at Kearney

29. COMMUNITY POLICING AT COPPIN STATE UNIVERSITY, AN URBAN HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY (HBCU) Michael M. Berlin, Coppin State University; Leonard D. Hamm, Coppin State University Police Department

30. EXACERBATIONS OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY IN THE UNITED STATES: AGENTS OF SOCIALIZATION AND THE IMPACT ON JUVENILE CRIME R. Smith, Jr., Texas Southern University

31. CRIMINOLOGY JUSTICE POLICY: EMPIRICALLY BASED OR THEOLOGY? Robert Bing, University of Texas at Arlington

32. COULD THEY REALLY BELIEVE THAT? DELVING DEEPER INTO STUDENT ATTITUDES ABOUT SEXUAL AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Sarah Livsey, Seton Hill University

33. AN ANALYSIS OF THE CLEARANCE RATES OF SERIOUS CRIMES IN TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO Keith Bevon Carrington, Sr., St. John's University

34. THE DEVIANT WORLD OF DISNEY: 1937-2011 Brooke Miller Gialopsos, College of Mount St. Joseph; Cheryl Lero Jonson, Northern Kentucky University; William A. Stadler, University of Missouri - Kansas City

35. EXAMINING THE ROLE OF LIFE SATISFACTION AND NEGATIVE EMOTIONALITY IN A SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION FRAMEWORK Timothy Hart, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Jeremy Waller, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

36. CAUTIOUS OPTIMISM: EXTENDING CORRECTIONAL LESSONS FROM MONEYBALL James McCafferty, University of Cincinnati; Derek Cohen, University of Cincinnati

37. UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT INVOLVEMENT IN PRISON PROGRAMS Jo-Ann Della-Giustina, Bridgewater State University

38. PREDICTORS OF SENTENCING OUTCOMES FOR MISDEMEANORS IN A GUIDELINE STATE Matthew Stephenson, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Erika Frenzel, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Friday, March 16, 2012

39. "HOOKUPS" AND VIOLENCE: A DESCRIPTIVE EXAMINATION OF AN URBAN UNIVERSITY SAMPLE Elizabeth Tomsich, University of Colorado Denver; Callie Rennison, University of Colorado Denver; Angela Gover, University of Colorado Denver

40. THE IMPACT OF LICENSE SUSPENSION ON UNDERAGE DRINKING IN RURAL STATES Jed Dush, University of Nebraska-Kearney

41. TBD

42. SOCIAL MEDIA AND THE RADICALIZATION AND RECRUITMENT PROCESS OF TERRORISTS Anthony Thomas Stroma III, California State University Long Beach

43. POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF GRAHAM V. FLORIDA IN THE STATE OF ARKANSAS Alesa Liles, University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Stacy Moak, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

44. HETEROGENEITY AMONG JUVENILE OFFENDERS’ DRUG ABUSE: IS MIXTURE REGRESSION MORE INFORMATIVE THAN STANDARD REGRESSION? Katherine Montgomery, The University of Texas at Austin; Michael G. Vaughn, Saint Louis University; Sanna J. Thompson, The University of Texas at Austin; Matthew O. Howard, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

45. POLICE ASSISTED REFERRAL: CONDUIT TO CARE IN A PUBLIC HOUSING SYSTEM Jenni M. Bartholomew, Case Western Reserve University; Mark I. Singer, Case Western Reserve University; Julie Noveske, Case Western Reserve University; Rosemary Creeden, MHS, Inc.

46. PATTERNS OF VIOLENT CRIME AMONG JAMAICAN YOUTHS Fay Williams, Northern Caribbean University

47. LESSONS FOR POLICING FROM MONEYBALL Anthony Gennaro Vito, University of Louisville; Gennaro Francis Vito, University of Louisville;

48. WITNESSING VIOLENCE AND FEAR OF VIOLENCE: THE IMPACT OF NEIGHBORHOOD COLLECTIVE EFFICACY Candace L. Smith, University of Oklahoma; Trina L. Hope, University of Oklahoma

49. SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN LAS VEGAS Jonathan M. Birds, University of Nevada Las Vegas; Mark Valentin, University of Nevada Las Vegas; Alexis Kennedy, University of Nevada Las Vegas

50. SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF REPEAT RESIDENTIAL BURGLARIES Grant Drawve, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

51. A PROCEDURAL JUSTICE STUDY EXAMINING AN ARRESTEE POPULATION Jensten “Cody” Jorgensen, University of Texas at Dallas

52. THE MURDERS OF CSI: (MIS)EDUCATING THE WORLD ABOUT AN AMERICAN CRIME PROBLEM? Jen Girgen, Salem State University

53. TBD

54. TBD

55. THE IMPACT OF FOOT PATROL: A PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS Kenneth Novak, University of Missouri-Kansas City; William Stadler, University of Missouri-Kansas City; Alexander Holsinger, University of Missouri-Kansas City; Scott Finley, University of Missouri-Kansas City

Friday, March 16, 2012

56. THE ROLE OF TRAUMA IN AJUDICATED YOUTH: ATTITUDES, BELIEFS, AND BEHAVIORS Christina Patrice Cruz, Saint Joseph's University; Phyllis Anastasio, Saint Joseph's University

57. A TRAJECTORY ANALYSIS OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN MALES Wyatt Brown, University of South Florida

58. SOCIAL CLASS EFFECTS ON DRIVING ATTITUDES Jacqueline Bergdahl, Wright State University

59. PERCEPTIONS OF LABELING IN MIXED-INCOME HOUSING Anne Li Kringen, Texas State University

60. RECOGNITION AND REPORTING OF INSURANCE FRAUD IN COMPARISON TO PROPERTY CRIMES Aneta Andros, Central Connecticut State University: Jennifer Hedlund, Central Connecticut State University; Kathleen A. Brantley, Central Connecticut State University

61. METHODLOGICAL AND CONCEPTUAL ISSUES IN POLICE USE OF FORCE RESEARCH James Frank, University of Cincinnati; Charles F. Klahm, Wayne State University; John Liederbach, Bowling Green State University; Andrew J. Myer, Viterbo University

62. LOOK ME STRAIGHT IN THE EYE: THE IMPACT ON THE SUGGESTIBILITY OF EYEWITNESS IDENTIFICATION AFTER THE RULINGS IN STATE V. Ann Marie Vidoloff, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

63. HOMEWARD BOUND: AN EXAMINATION OF FEMALE SEX OFFENDER PERCEPTIONS OF RE-ENTRY Beth Lynne Rivera, Messiah College; Kelly Ann Cheeseman, Messiah College

64. MEDICAL MARIJUANA LAWS, CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES Kyle Letteney, Rochester Institute of Technology; Tony Smith, Rochester Institute of Technology; John McCluskey, Rochester Institute of Technology

65. CHARACTERISTICS OF YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS Ivanoba Mota, Sacred Heart University

66. YOU CAN RUN, BUT YOU CAN'T HIDE Erin A. Orrick, University of Texas at Dallas; J.C. Barnes, University of Texas at Dallas

67. EXPLORING THE CHANGES IN EVIDENCE COLLECTION AT MAJOR CRIME SCENES: A CASE STUDY OF THE TOPEKA POLICE DEPARTMENT. Eva Engelhardt, Washburn University; J. Harrison Watts, Washburn University

68. EXAMINING STUDENT PERCEPTIONS OF UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE POLICE OFFICERS Heather Ploussard, Washburn University; J. Harrison Watts, Washburn University

69. EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF DIVERSITY TRAINING ON WHITE MALE POLICE OFFICERS Michael Schick, Washburn University; J. Harrison Watts, Washburn University

70. THE OTHER ARABIC TERRORISTS: LATINOS AND THE LAW IN THE U.S. Rene Rabell, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

71. SEEKING SEX IN A "RELIGIOUS" CITY: AN EXAMINATION OF MEN SEEKING MEN PERSONAL ADS IN A CITY WITH A RELIGIOUS HERITAGE Kelly Ann Cheeseman, Messiah College; Wendi Goodlin-Fahncke, University of Toledo

Friday, March 16, 2012

72. ENHANCING THE ONLINE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT IN SUPPORT OF A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION Brian W. Donavant, University of Tennessee at Martin

73. CITIZENS POLICE ACADEMIES: ASSESSING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE PROGRAM ON CITIZEN PARTICIPANTS Levi Earl, Washburn University; J. Harrison Watts, Washburn University

74. CAREER ORIENTATIONS OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE MAJORS IN 2011 Annmarie Cordner, Kutztown University; Gary Cordner, Kutztown University

75. DISCOURSE ANALYSIS: THE IMPACT OF VIOLENCE ON LINGUISTIC CHOICE Meghan Weaver, The University of Mississippi

76. POLICE OFFICER CAREER ACTIVITY TRAJECTORIES: IMPLICATIONS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY MANAGEMENT Anthony J. Tamburello, New York Institute of Technology

77. THE INFLUENCE OF DWI ENFORCEMENT ON FATAL TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS: A TIME SERIES ANALYSIS Phillip Palacios, New York Institute of Technology

78. ENFORCING UNDERAGE DRINKING LAWS: TESTING THE IMPACT OF PROJECT 21 Joseph J. Vinciguerra, New York Institute of Technology

79. UTILITY OF THE YOUTH LEVEL OF SERVICE/CASE MANAGEMENT INVENTORY (YLS/CMI) TO EXAMINE RISKS OF GANG INVOLVED OFFENDERS Jayme Danzig, Michigan State University; Valerie R. Anderson, Michigan State University; Jodi L. Petersen, Alma College; Christina L. Campbell, Michigan State University; Ashlee R. Barnes, Michigan State University; William S. Davidson, Michigan State University

80. WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS: EXPLANATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS Darla Elaine Drummond, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

81. A DESCRIPTIVE LOOK AT PARENTS AND YOUTH INVOLVED WITH INTENSIVE NEGLECT AND FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES Amber Mandalari, Michigan State University; Valerie R. Anderson, Michigan State University; Jodi L. Petersen, Alma College; Christina L. Campbell, Michigan State University; Ashlee R. Barnes, Michigan State University; William S. Davidson, Michigan State University

82. GENDERED RISK PROFILES IN JUVENILE ASSESSMENT: AN ANALYSIS OF THREE JUVENILE COURT DIVISIONS Lori Bondalapati, Michigan State University; Valerie R. Anderson, Michigan State University; Jodi L. Petersen, Alma College; Christina L. Campbell, Michigan State University; Ashlee R. Barnes, Michigan State University; William S. Davidson, Michigan State University

83. EVALUATING EARNINGS MANAGEMENT AS A PROXY FOR THE DETERRENT EFFECT OF SARBANES- OXLEY Jennifer Goodwin, University of Missouri-Kansas City; Brian Kincaid, Missouri State University

84. TEENAGE MOTHERS: THEIR PROBLEMS, THEIR CHILDREN, THEIR FUTURE EmmaLeigh Elizabeth Kirchner, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

85. ASSESSING RISK ASSESSMENT SCORES AND ATTENDANCE AMONG TRUANT YOUTH Marva Goodson, Michigan State University; Valerie R. Anderson, Michigan State University; Jodi L. Petersen, Alma College; Christina L. Campbell, Michigan State University; Ashlee R. Barnes, Michigan State University; William S. Davidson, Michigan State University Friday, March 16, 2012

86. AGING IN PRISONS: A SOLVABLE PROBLEM? Kate Carey, St. Xavier University; Brittany Jones, St. Xavier University; John Ward, Grand Valley State University

87. RISK ASSESSMENT: DOES RACE MATTER? Ashlee R. Barnes, Michigan State University; Christina L. Campbell, Michigan State University; William S. Davidson, Michigan State University; Eyitayo Onifade, Michigan State University; Jodi L. Petersen, Alma College; Valerie R. Anderson, Michigan State University

88. OPERATIONAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH CORRECTIONAL OFFICER STRESS Ryan Pero, Central Connecticut State University; Shamir Ratansi, Central Connecticut State University

89. HOPE VI HOUSING AND CRIME: AN EXAMINATION OF THE EFFECTS OF HOPE VI REVITALIZATION ON CRIME RATES Jared Michael Ellison, Niagara University

90. AMERICA: THE GLOBAL LEADER OF IMPRISONMENT Latasha G. Granillo, University of Central Oklahoma

91. INTERVIEWS WITH LOWER LEVEL CORRECTIONS STAFF: HOW STAFF BELIEFS ABOUT PRISON AIMS INFLUENCE INMATE RELEASE Brandy L. Blasko, Temple University; John Goldkamp, Temple University

92. EXPLAINING PSYCHOPATHY AND CRIME: EXAMINING THE PHYSICAL IMPACT OF EXTERNAL STIMULI Melissa Lugo, University of South Florida; Veronica Winters,University of South Florida; Shayne Jones, University of South Florida

93. OUTSMARTED AGAIN: INNOVATIONS IN TERRORISM William Mackey, Indiana State University; Jennifer Davis, Indiana State University; Heather Litchford, Indiana State University; Steven Flowers, Indiana State University

94. SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT MODALITIES FOR JUVENILES WHO SEXUALLY OFFEND IN THE STATE OF LOUISIANA Yunus Celik, Southern University at New Orleans

95. THE MANAGEMENT OF JUVENILE SEXUAL OFFENDERS IN THE UK: A QUALITATIVE STUDY Emmalene Patricia Power, John Moores University

96. CONSIDERING THE “BLACK EXPERIENCE”: HBCU COLLEGE STUDENTS AND THE REHABILITATIVE IDEAL Cherie Dawson-Edwards, University of Louisville; Isis N. Walton, Virginia State University; Emelia Ramirez, Kentucky State University

97. CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION IN TERRORISM CASES: EXPLOSIVE RESIDUE EVIDENCE – WHERE TO LOOK? Nadia Abdul-Karim, University College London

98. DIFFERENT THREATS AND DIFFERENT TIMES: PROSECUTING TERRORISM CASES IN BRITAIN 1970- 2010 Amy Elise Thornton, University College London

99. TEACHING ABOUT THE PROFILING OF SERIAL KILLERS Mary Myers, The University of Akron Friday, March 16, 2012

100. FINGERPRINT SIMILARITIES OF TWINS Patrick James Wilkens, Youngstown State University

101. “HIRING FREEZES” AND COMMUNITY SUPERVISION Michael McCafferty, University of Cincinnati; James McCafferty, University of Cincinnati

102. EVOLVING EYEWITNESS IDENTIFICATION PROCEDURES Jennifer M. Burke, University of Cincinnati; Colin Bolger, University of Cincinnati; Kenneth Novak, University of Missouri - Kansas City

103. EVALUATION OF THE EFFICACY OF PRE- AND POST-TEST INTERVENTIONS ON ATTITUDES TOWARD SEXUAL VIOLENCE Abigail Marie Malick, University of Central Florida

104. CAPITAL PUNISHMENT PROSECUTIONS WHEN REASONABLE DOUBT IS IN QUESTION LaKendra Shavon Morris, Wiley College; David Baker, Texas Southern University; Helen Taylor-Greene, Texas Southern University

105. A TOOLKIT TO BETTER ADDRESS CRIMINAL JUSTICE POLICY ISSUES: APPLICATION OF TEMPORAL CRIME THEORY David R. Montague, University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Edna Ramirez, University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Eduardo Garcia, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

106. ISSUES IN HUMAN TRAFFICKING: A COMPARATIVE REVIEW OF U.S. AND EUROPEAN RESPONSES Heather Snyder, Penn State Harrisburg

107. AN EXAMINATION OF CYBER-BULLYING AMONG YOUTH Tess Price, Penn State Harrisburg; Danielle Boisvert, Penn State Harrisburg; Ryan Randa, Penn State Harrisburg

108. FAMILY JUSTICE CENTERS (FJCS): THE NEXT EVOLUTION IN COORDINATED COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Lisa Growette Bostaph, Boise State University; Andrew Giacomazzi, Boise State University

109. A RIGHT TO COUNSEL: THE IMPACT OF POLITICAL AFFILIATION ON INDIGENT DEFENSE SPENDING Sean M. Falconer; Washington State University; Christopher M. Campbell; Washington State University; Lauren M. Block; Washington State University

110. SUSPICIOUS POPULATIONS: UNDERSTANDING NARRATIVES OF TERRORISM IN MEDIA OUTLETS Lindsey Upton, Old Dominion University; Caitlin Muldoon, Old Dominion University; Kimberlee Waggoner, Old Dominion University

111. A CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS OF ANTI-LGBT HATE CRIME Jennifer Chiotti, University of Houston Downtown; Emily Berthelot, University of Houston Downtown

112. NORTH TEXAS WEED AND SEED EVALUATION: LESSONS LEARNED Alejandro del Carmen, The University of Texas at Arlington; Seokjin Jeong, The University of Texas at Arlington; Sara Phillips, The University of Texas at Arlington; Jaya Davis, The University of Texas at Arlington

113. VOLUNTEERS IN POLICING: CHANGES OVER THE PAST 10 YEARS Janice Ahmad, University of Houston Downtown

114. DOES YOUTH GANG INTERVENTION WORK? Jennifer L. Hartman, UNC Charlotte; Michael G. Turner, UNC Charlotte; Beth Bjerregaard, UNC Charlotte Friday, March 16, 2012

115. THE EXCLUSIONARY RULE: THE SUPREME COURT’S NEWLY FASHIONED “CULPABILITY-BASED” APPROACH IN APPLYING THE RULE AND HOW IT COMPARES TO THE RULE’S APPLICATION IN OTHER COUNTRIES Yue Ma, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

116. AN EXAMINATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN POLITICAL REPRESSION, STATE FAILURE, AND THE USE OF PRE-TRIAL DETENTION Laurie A. Gould, Georgia Southern University

12:30 PM – 1:00 PM ACJS Justice Quarterly and Journal of Broadway North, 5th Floor Criminal Justice Education Invitational Showcase and ACJS Research and Pictorial Showcase Tear-Down

Participants in the Showcase must remove their presentations during this time.

12:45 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT #330 Sky Lobby, 16th Floor

ACJS Presidential Address SUSTAINABLE JUSTICE

Melissa Barlow, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences President

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #331 Columbia, 7th Floor Youth Violence & Juvenile Justice Editorial Board Meeting

2:00 PM - 3:15 PM EVENT #332 Cantor, 9th Floor Prison Journal Editorial Board Meeting

2:00 PM - 3:15 PM EVENT #333 Jolson, 9th Floor Criminal Justice Policy Review Editorial Board Meeting

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #334 Chelsea, 7th Floor Jesuit Educators in Criminal Justice Meeting

Co-Chairs: Pat Griffin, Saint Joseph’s University and Harry Dammer, University of Scranton

Friday, March 16, 2012

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #335 O’Neill, 4 Floor

FEATURE PANEL: PEACEMAKING, CULTURAL, AND CRITICAL RACE THEORIES I Chair: Kayre Chatellier, Fayetteville State University

COPING WITH THE CRIME PROBLEM: INTEGRATING PEACEMAKING AND RESTORATIVE JUSTICE WITHIN COMMUNITY SETTINGS Lloyd Klein, St. Francis College

CULTURAL CRIMINOLOGY AND LOCAL INCARCERATION: THE URBAN JAIL AND THE POLITICS OF MEANING John Walsh, Grand Valley State University

TRANSFORMATIONAL AND TRANSACTIONAL MEDIATION: A MINDFUL AND PURPOSEFUL CONSIDERATION OF A STANDARDIZED FRAMEWORK Kayre Chatellier, Fayetteville State University

2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #336

TBD

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #337 Wilder, 4 Floor

PANEL: POLICING IN UNDERSTUDIED CONTEXTS Chair: David May, Eastern Kentucky University

RETAIL POLICING: CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND SHOPLIFTING AT WAL-MART John Klofas, Rochester Institute of Technology; Michael Juchniewicz, Rochester Institute of Technology; Greg Drake, Michigan State University

AN EXAMINATION OF PERCEIVED STRESS LEVELS AND COPYING STYLES AMONG RURAL LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS Marcos Misis, University of Southern Mississippi

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #338 Brecht, 4 Floor

PANEL: GENDER AND JUSTICE PROFESSIONALS Chair: Marianne Hudson, Boise State University

P.I. JANE: PREDICTORS OF WOMEN’S REPRESENTATION IN PRIVATE INVESTIGATIONS Corina Schulze, University of South Alabama

Friday, March 16, 2012

EXPLORING THE GENDER DIFFERENCES BETWEEN LAW SCHOOL STUDENTS/GRADUATES AND ACTIVE ABA MEMBERS Yvette Farmer, California State University-Sacramento

CRIME IS NOT JUST A MAN’S WORLD: PERCEPTIONS OF FEMALE OFFENDERS THROUGH A FEMINIST LENS Marianne Hudson, Boise State University

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #339 Hart, 4 Floor

PANEL: SUBSTANCE ABUSE ISSUES ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES Chair: Carl Root, University of South Florida

THIS IS YOUR BRAIN ON DRUGS: EXPLORING DRUG MYTH ACCEPTANCE AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS Carl Root, University of South Florida; Brandy Henderson, University of South Florida; Tammy Garland, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga; Vic Bumphus, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

COLLEGE STUDENTS AND BINGE DRINKING: AN APPLICATION OF THE THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVIOR Trisha Rhodes, University of Nebraska-Omaha; Samantha Clinkinbeard, University of Nebraska-Omaha

TRENDS IN ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION: DO ALCOHOL HABITS TRANSFER FROM HIGH SCHOOL TO COLLEGE? Matthew Stephenson, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Daniel Martin, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #340 Westside 1, 5 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: EXPLORING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN DISTANCE EDUCATION IN A CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAM IN COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Moderator: Phillip Rob Dawalt, Ivy Tech Community College

Discussants: Irene Britt, Ivy Tech Community College, South Bend; Holly Dersham Bruce, Dawson Community College; Jerry Rose, Northwestern Arkansas Community College

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #341 Westside 2, 5 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: ETHICS PEDAGOGY: IS THE TRUTH REALLY OUT THERE?

Moderator: Sara A. Knox, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

Discussants: Tammy Garland, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga; Michael DeValve, Fayetteville State University; Kenethia Fuller, Fayetteville State University

Friday, March 16, 2012

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #342 Juilliard, 5 Floor

OPEN SEMINAR: CHAIRING AN ACADEMIC UNIT

Facilitators: Vincent J. Webb, Sam Houston State University; Michael R. Smith, Georgia Southern University; Kenneth Novak, University of Missouri-Kansas City

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #343 Imperial, 5 Floor

OPEN SEMINAR: GEOGRAPHIC PROFILING

Facilitator: Kim Rossmo, Texas State University

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #344 Duffy, 7 Floor

FEATURE ROUNDTABLE: SUSTAINING JUSTICE THROUGH STANDARDS FOR COURT ORDERED DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OFFENDERS

Moderator: Cheryl Davis, Colorado Division of Criminal Justice

Discussants: Shelly Waggers, University of South Florida; Rae Taylor, Loyola University New Orleans; Allison M. Cotton, Metropolitan State College of Denver; Angela R. Gover, University of Colorado Denver

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #345 Empire, 7 Floor

OPEN SEMINAR: HELPING STUDENTS AVOID PLAGIARISM

Facilitators: Heather L. Pfeifer, University of Baltimore; Caroline W. Ferree, University of Baltimore

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #346 Hudson, 7 Floor

PANEL: BEYOND SURVIVAL TOWARD OFFICER WELLNESS (beSTOW) Chair: Lynn Tovar, Lewis University

BEYOND SURVIVAL TOWARD OFFICER WELLNESS (beSTOW) Samuel Feemster, FBI Behavior Science Unit (retired)

MANAGING PERFORMANCE:THE IMPLEMENTATION OF beSTOW INTO YOUR ORGANIZATION Elizabeth Davis, Omaha Police Department

MANAGING TOXICITY IN LAW ENFORCEMENT: EDUCATION, TRAINING AND ASSESSMENT Les Kachurek, Niagara Falls Police Department

SPIRITUALITY, WELLNESS, AND VITALITY ISSUES IN LAW ENFORCEMENT Lynn Tovar, Lewis University

Friday, March 16, 2012

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #347 Olmstead, 7 Floor

PANEL: COMMUNITY ISSUES AND JUVENILE JUSTICE Chair: Shaun Thomas, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

JUVENILE DETENTION DECISIONS: A FOCAL CONCERNS PERSPECTIVE Sherree Davis, Fayetteville State University; Angela Taylor, Fayetteville State University

DISPROPORTIONATE MINORITY CONTACT AND COMMUNITY CONTEXT: THE ROLE OF RACIAL AND SYMBOLIC THREAT Shaun Thomas, University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Stacy Moak, University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Jeffery Walker, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MENTORING ON CHILDREN OF INCARCERATED PARENTS Vladimir Allen, North Carolina Central University; Lorna Grant, North Carolina Central University

THE IMPACT OF EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES ON OUT-OF-HOME PLACEMENTS Bruce Stout, The College of New Jersey; David Holleran, The College of New Jersey

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #348 Soho, 7 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: FLAWED CRIMINAL JUSTICE POLICY

Moderator: Frances Reddington, University of Central Missouri

Discussants: Diane Daane, University of South Carolina Upstate; Alissa Ackerman, University of Washington, Tacoma; Scott Vollum, James Madison University; Jacqueline Buffington-Vollum, James Madison University; Lynn Urban, University of Central Missouri; Gene Bonham, University of Central Missouri; Abdullah Cihan, Sam Houston State University; Robert Hanser, University of Louisiana at Monroe; Barbara Belbot, University of Houston Downtown

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #349 Herald, 7 Floor

PANEL: VALIDITY, RELIABILITY, AND OTHER ISSUES IN THE MEASUREMENT OF CRIMINOGENIC RISK AND NEEDS Chair: Matthew Makarios, University of Wisconsin-Parkside Discussant: Edward J. Latessa, University of Cincinnati

THE CONTRIBUTION OF DYNAMIC RISK FACTORS TO THE PREDICTIVE VALIDITY OF THE OHIO RISK ASSESSMENT INSTRUMENT FOR COMMUNITY SUPERVISION Charlene Taylor-Kindrick, California State University-Bakersfield; Matthew Markarios, University of Wisconsin-Parkside

ANALYZING AND COMPARING STATIC AND DYNAMIC PREDICTORS: THE PREDICTIVE VALIDITY OF THE YLS/CMI Alexander M. Holsinger, University of Missouri-Kansas City; Michael Davis, University of Missouri-Kansas City

Friday, March 16, 2012

THE CONTRIBUTION OF CRIMINOGENIC NEEDS IN WOMEN’S RISK ASSESSMENT Emily J. Salisbury, Portland State University

INTER-RATER RELIABILITY IN THE MEASUREMENT OF CRIMINOGENIC RISK: CERTIFICATION RESULTS FROM THE OYAS Matthew Makarios, University of Wisconsin-Parkside; Brian Lovins, University of Cincinnati

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #350 Gotham, 7 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: LATINOS IN CRIMINOLOGY & CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Moderator: John Rodriguez, University of Texas at Arlington

Discussants: Arthur Vasquez, University of Texas at Dallas; Frank Rodriguez, Prairie View A&M University; Salvador Ortiz, University of Texas Pan American

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #351 Gramercy, 7 Floor

PANEL: NEW DIRECTIONS IN LIFE-COURSE CRIMINOLOGY Chair: Erin Grant, Texas State University

A TYPOLOGY OF MIDDLE-CLASS OFFENDERS Keith Soothill, Lancaster University; Brian Francis, Lancaster University; Leslie Humphreys, Lancaster University

CULTURAL INVARIANCE IN AN EMERGING MINORITY: SELF-CONTROL AND DELINQUENCY IN THE HISPANIC POPULATION Erin Grant, Texas State University; Donna Vandiver, Texas State University

THE GENERAL NATURE OF ONLINE DEVIANCE AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS Jerry Banfield, University of South Florida; Wesley G. Jennings, University of South Florida; Lorie Fridell, University of South Florida

APPLYING LIFE-COURSE THEORIES TO CAPITAL DEFENDANTS Jennifer Wynn, LaGuardia Community College/John Jay College of Criminal Justice

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #352 Harlem, 7 Floor

PANEL: FORENSIC EVALUATION AND TREATMENT OF OFFENDERS Chair: Kristen Greider, University of San Diego

CRAFTING FORENSIC REPORTS FOR MSO EVALUATIONS Justeen Jacobi, University of San Diego; Kristen Greider, University of San Diego; Ronn Johnson, University of San Diego

APPLICATIONS OF PSYCHOTHERAPY THEORY FOR CULTURALLY DIVERSE FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY CASES: DSM-5 IMPLICATIONS Heidi Beckenbach, University of San Diego; Allison Rowlett, University of San Diego; Ronn Johnson, University of San Diego

Friday, March 16, 2012

COGNITIVE-BEHAVIOR THERAPY WITHIN A FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY SETTING Justeen Jacobi, University of San Diego; Kristen Greider, University of San Diego; Chris Wehrle, University of San Diego; Ronn Johnson, University of San Diego

INTELLIGENCE TESTING AS A MITIGATING FACTOR IN FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY DEATH PENALTY CASES. Kristen Dascanio, University of San Diego; Kristen Greider, University of San Diego; Ronn Johnson, University of San Diego

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #353 Astor Ballroom, 7 Floor

FEATURE PANEL: CURRENT RESEARCH ON CRIMES AGAINST AMERICAN INDIAN AND ALASKA NATIVE WOMEN: INFORMING SUSTAINABLE PRACTICE AND POLICY Chair: Leslie Hagan, Executive Office of the U.S. Attorneys, U.S. Department of Justice

FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT RESPONSE TO VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN INDIAN COUNTRY Jane Palmer, American University; Summer Acevedo, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Indian Country Crimes Unit

STUDY OF VIOLENCE AND VICTIMIZATION EXPERIENCES OF INDIAN WOMEN LIVING IN INDIAN COUNTRY Ada Pecos Melton, American Indian Development Association; Christine Crossland, U.S. Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice

USING DATA TO SUSTAIN DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT INITIATIVES IN ALASKA Katherine TePas, Office of the Governor, State of Alaska; Andre Rosay, Justice Center, University of Alaska-Anchorage

FBI INITIATIVES TO ADDRESS VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN INDIAN COUNTRY Summer Acevedo, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Indian Country Crimes Unit; Tiffany Eagles, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Behavioral Science Unit; Marshall Jones, Florida Institute of Technology

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #354 Marquis A, 9 Floor

PANEL: COMPARATIVE/INTERNATIONAL YOUTH CRIME AND JUSTICE Chair: Michael Fischer, Norfolk State University

SCHOOL BULLYING: A CROSS-CULTURAL STUDY OF TAIWAN AND THE US Chau-Pu Chiang, California State University, Stanislaus; Hsi-sheng Wei, National Taipei University; Ji-Kang Chen, The Chinese University of Hong Kong; Bobby Hutchison, Stanford University

PENAL TOLERANCE VERSUS PENAL POPULISM IN THE NEW ZEALAND YOUTH JUSTICE SYSTEM Nessa A. Lynch, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand

Friday, March 16, 2012

TEACHER VERBAL ABUSE, HAZING AND BULLYING IN ISRAEL Michael Fischer, Norfolk Statue University; Brenda Geiger, Bar Ilan University; Avital Fischer, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

JUVENILE DELINQUENCY IN SOUTH KOREA Yongsok Kim, Texas State University

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #355 Marquis B, 9 Floor

AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: THE CONDEMNATION OF BLACKNESS: RACE, CRIME, AND THE MAKING OF MODERN URBAN AMERICA (HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2010), BY KHALIL GIBRAN MUHAMMAD, SCHOMBERG CENTER FOR RESEARCH IN BLACK CULTURE, NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY

Chair: Claire M. Renzetti, University of Kentucky

Author: Khalil Gibran Muhammad, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, New York Public Library

Critics: M. Kay Harris, Temple University; Hillary Potter, University of Colorado, Boulder; James W. Marquart, University of Texas at Dallas

th 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT #356 Marquis C, 9 Floor

PANEL: POLICE FUNDING, BUDGETS, AND OFFICER DECERTIFICATION Chair: Robert Morin, Western Nevada College

COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND JOB BENEFITS IN FLORIDA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES, 2000-2009 William M. Doerner, Florida State University; Bill Doerner, Florida State University

POLICE MANAGEMENT POLICY ISSUES IN LIGHT OF FEDERAL FUNDING CUTS: A CASE STUDY IN MAINE Andrew Levesque, University of Maine at Presque Isle; Charles Johnson, University of Maine at Presque Isle

DECERTIFYING POLICE OFFICERS: WHAT DO WE DO WHEN THEY'RE NOT COPS ANYMORE? Matt McCarthy, Northeast Community College

FISCAL STRESS AND BUDGET REDUCTIONS: THE LAW ENFORCEMENT RESPONSE Robert Morin, Western Nevada College

Friday, March 16, 2012

2:00 PM – 5:00 PM EVENT #357 Barrymore, 9th Floor ACJS Executive Board Meeting

Craig Hemmens, President James Frank, First Vice President Brian Payne, Second Vice President Melissa Barlow, Immediate Past President David F. Owens, Treasurer Roslyn Muraskin, Secretary Jill A. Gordon, Trustee-At-Large Philip Reichel, Trustee-at-Large Nicole Leeper Piquero, Trustee-at-Large L. Edward Day, Region One Trustee Alexis J. Miller, Region Two Trustee Brad Smith, Region Three Trustee David Montague, Region Four Trustee David Mueller, Region Five Trustee Mittie D. Southerland, Executive Director Cathy L. Barth, Association Manager

3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #358 Columbia, 7th Floor Minorities and Women Section Executive Board Meeting

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #359 O’Neill, 4 Floor

FEATURE PANEL: PEACEMAKING, CULTURAL, AND CRITICAL RACE THEORIES II Chair: Michael DeValve, Fayetteville State University

LOVE AS MEANS, LOVE AS END: A JUSTICE SERVICE FOR MY DAUGHTER Michael DeValve, Fayetteville State University

THE MIS-UNDERSTANDING OF SUSTAINABLE JUSTICE: THREE BLACK WOMEN’S RADICAL ACTIVISM Nishaun Battle, Howard University

CRIMES AGAINST CARING: COMPASSION FATIGUE, BURNOUT AND SELF CARE PRACTICES AMONG PROFESSIONALS WORKING WITH CRIMES AGAINT CHILDREN Patrick Brady, Boise State University

Friday, March 16, 2012

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #360 Odets, 4 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: NON-TRADITIONAL TRANSFER STUDENTS: ASSESSING RESPONSES FROM PARTICIPANTS IN A CRIMINAL JUSTICE LEARNING COMMUNITY

Moderator: Charisse T.M. Coston, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Discussants: Anita N. Blowers, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; Vivian B. Lord, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; David L. Raines, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #361 Wilder, 4 Floor

PANEL: USING RESEARCH TO MERGE ACADEMICS AND PRACTITIONERS IN POLICING Chair: Greg Koehle, Lock Haven University

THE CHALLENGE OF MAKING AMERICA’S POLICE OFFICERS CRITICAL THINKERS: WHERE THERE IS A WILL…..THERE IS A WAY Darl Champion, Methodist University

AN INTERRUPTED TIME SERIES ANALYSIS OF THE STATE COLLEGE NUISANCE PROPERTY ORDINANCE Greg Koehle, Lock Haven University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #362 Brecht, 4 Floor

PANEL: ONLINE PROGRAMS Chair: Pearl Jacobs, Sacred Heart University

THE CHALLENGE OF ONLINE INSTRUCTION Pearl Jacobs, Sacred Heart University

TEACHING CRIMINAL JUSTICE USING FULLY ON-LINE VS. HYBRID METHOD – WHICH IS BETTER? Suman Kakar, Florida International University

THE BENEFITS OF ONLINE TEACHING FOR TRADITIONAL CLASSROOM PEDAGOGY Mischelle T. Stone, Ferris State University: Suzanne Perumean-Chaney, University of Alabama at Birmingham

EDUCATING FROM THE CLOUD: EXAMINING THE PROS AND CONS OF ONLINE GRADUATE EDUCATION IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND CRIMINOLOGY Robert E. Moore, Troy University

USING TECHNOLOGY AND STUDENT PARTICIPANTS TO “SOLVE” THE MURDER (?) AT GOLDEN BAY Kathrine Johnson, University of West Florida; Liz Froundigoun, Glasgow Caledonian University; Helen Jones, The Higher Education Academy

Friday, March 16, 2012

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #363 Hart, 4 Floor

PANEL: ISSUES IN THE DRUGS-CRIME NEXUS Chair: Philip Matthew Stinson, Bowling Green State University

OFFICERS' DRUGS OF ABUSE: A STUDY OF DRUG-RELATED POLICE CRIME Philip Matthew Stinson, Bowling Green State University; John Liederbach, Bowling Green State University; Hans D. Schmalzried, Bowling Green State University; Krista L. Long, Bowling Green State University; Brooke E. Mathna, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

CHANGE WE CAN BELIEVE IN? ASSESSING NATIONAL DRUG CONTROL POLICY UNDER PRESIDENT OBAMA Matthew B. Robinson, Appalachian State University

THE MESSAGE IN THE REMAINS Gary Metz, College at Brockport; Ann W. Bunch, College at Brockport

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #364 Westside 1, 5 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: FIELD EXPERIENCE IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION: DEVELOPMENT, EVOLUTION, AND ASSESSMENT

Moderator: Mary Brewster, West Chester University

Discussants: Jana Nestlerode, West Chester University; Cassandra L. Reyes, West Chester University; Jane Tucker, West Chester University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #365 Westside 2, 5 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: ETHICS IN THE CURRICULUM: THE ADMINISTRATIVE VIEWPOINT

Moderator: Bruce McBride, Utica College

Discussants: Jay Berman, New Jersey City University; Gregory Walsh, Utica College; Thomas Ryan, Utica College

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #366 Juilliard, 5 Floor

PANEL: DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL ISSUES IN HUMAN TRAFFICKING Chair: Kimberly McCabe, Lynchburg College

GENDER INEQUALITY AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING Kimberly McCabe, Lynchburg College

HUMAN TRAFFICKING: “AN OVERSEAS AND THIRD WORLD ISSUE” OR U.S. ISSUE? Suman Kakar, Florida International University

THE SOCIAL STRUCTURE OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING LAW Alese Wooditch, George Mason University; Don Hummer, Penn State Harrisburg

Friday, March 16, 2012

TRAFFICKING IN HUMANS: A MACRO SOCIO-ECONOMIC APPROACH Daniel Amadin Irabor, Prairie View A&M University

THE EMOTIONAL ABUSE OF CHILDREN: TESTING A SCREENING INSTRUMENT Daniel Murphy, Lynchburg College

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #367 Imperial, 5 Floor

PANEL: JUSTICE AT THE NUREMBERG TRIALS AND ITS LEGACY Chair: Sindee Kerker, Lynn University

HANS FRITZSCHE: HEAD OF THE RADIO DIVISION OF THE NAZI PROPAGANDA Joseph Rosenbloom, Lynn University

BALDUR VON SCHIRACH: HITLER’S YOUTH LEADER Federico Glitman, Lynn University

ALFRED ROSENBERG: CHIEF NAZI PHILOSOPHER AND REICHMINISTER FOR THE EASTERN OCCUPIED TERRITORIES Christopher Van Wart, Lynn University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #368 Duffy, 7 Floor

PANEL: DRUG USE AND SOCIAL BONDING Chair: Samantha Clinkinbeard, University of Nebraska at Omaha

PROPENSITY, SOCIAL TIES, & HEAVY DRINKING AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS Samantha Clinkinbeard, University of Nebraska at Omaha; Trisha Rhodes, University of Nebraska at Omaha

PRESCRIPTION DRUG MISUSE: A COMPARATIVE THEORETICAL ANALYSIS William C. Watkins, University of Central Florida

THE COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES OF DRUG ARREST ON SOCIAL BONDS Ojmarrh Mitchell, University of South Florida

SOCIAL BONDS, GENDER, AND NONMEDICAL PRESCRIPTION DRUG USE BY ADOLESCENTS Robin D. Jackson, Sam Houston State University; Leana Bouffard, Sam Houston State University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #369 Hudson, 7 Floor

PANEL: CRIME AND DEVIANCE IN THE 21ST CENTURY Chair: Christine S. Sellers, University of South Florida

ENVIRONMENTAL CRIME: “NEW” CRIMINAL JUSTICE CHALLENGE Katja Eman, University of Maribor; Gorazd Meško, University of Maribor; Bojan Tičar, University of Maribor; Bojan Dobovšek, University of Maribor; Peter Umek, University of Maribor; Andrej Sotlar, University of Maribor; Igor Areh, University of Maribor; Iztok Podbregar, University of Maribor; Jerneja Šifrer, University of Maribor

Friday, March 16, 2012

NO SHOW A ROSE BY ANY OTHER NAME: SUGAR BABY DATING AS A NEW MEANS OF BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS OR AS A NEW MEANS OF PROSTITUTION Robert E. Moore, Troy University

NO SHOW BLOGGING TEOTWAWKI AND THE NEOSURVIVALIST MOVEMENT Michael Kaune, St. Francis College

UNDERSTANDING CRIMINAL LAW PRINCIPLES FOR 21ST CENTURY CRIMES Frances P. Bernat, Texas A&M International University; Nicholas Godlove, Federal District Court

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #370 Olmstead, 7 Floor

PANEL: ISSUES RELATED TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF RISK/NEEDS ASSESSMENT AND THE PREDICTION OF RECIDIVISM Chair: Sarah Lynn Rynearson-Moody, University of South Florida

RISK-NEED RESPONSIVITY: FACTORS IN A JAIL DIVERTED VETERAN POPULATION Sarah Lynn Rynearson-Moody, University of South Florida; Autumn M. Frei, University of South Florida; Annette Christy, University of South Florida; Colleen Clark, University of South Florida

THE INCREMENTAL UTILITY BEHIND THE METHODOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT OF RISK ASSESSMENT Zachary Hamilton, Washington State University; Melanie-Angela Neuilly, Washington State University; Lee Sauchi Stephen, University of Idaho; Robert Barnowski, Washington State University

THE EFFECTS OF EDUCATION ON JUVENILE RECIDIVISM RATES Sharece Vana Downey, Prairie View A&M University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #371 Chelsea, 7 Floor

PANEL: ASSESSING CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAMS: WHERE ARE THE AREAS FOR IMPROVEMENT? Chair: TBD

FACULTY PERCEPTIONS OF ONLINE EDUCATION: A CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAM EVALUATION Cindy Dierenfeldt, Missouri Western State University; Gregory A. Lindsteadt, Missouri Western State University

CHARTING A COURSE FOR SUSTAINABILITY: INTEGRATING GROWTH, ASSESSMENT, AND ACJS CERTIFICATION IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAMS Edward L. Bowman, Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania; Tamson Six, Lock Haven University

Friday, March 16, 2012

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #372 Soho, 7 Floor

PANEL: INNOCENCE AND HUMAN RIGHTS ON THE INTERNATIONAL SCENE Chair: Michael H. Fox, Hyogo University

HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE JAPAN'S CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Zoran Milovanovich, Lincoln University

WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS AND EXONERATIONS IN JAPAN: THE NEW TIDE Michael H. Fox, Hyogo University

THE DICHOTOMY OF FACTUAL INNOCENCE AND INNOCENCE AT LAW IN THE EXONERATION PROCESS Myles Frederick McLellan, University of Ottawa

DILEMMAS IN DEVELOPMENT: THE NGO-IFICATION OF HUMANITARIAN AID IN HAITI Jaclyn T. San Antonio, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #373 Herald, 7 Floor

FEATURE ROUNDTABLE: SUSTAINING EVIDENCE-BASED CORRECTIONS: A DISCUSSION ON IMPLEMENTATION, TREATMENT, AND QUALITY ASSURANCE ISSUES OF EBP IN CORRECTIONAL SETTINGS

Moderator: Andrew J. Myer, Viterbo University

Discussants: Edward J. Latessa, University of Cincinnati; Paula Smith, University of Cincinnati; Alex Holsinger, University of Missouri-Kansas City; Shelly Listwan, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Matthew Makarios, University of Wisconsin-Parkside; Kimberly Sperber, Talbert House; Deborah Koetzle Shaffer, University of Nevada-Las Vegas

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #374 Gotham, 7 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: WHO'S IN THE PIPELINE: UP AND COMING DIVERSITY FACULTY AND THEIR PUBLICATIONS

Moderator: Delores Direse Jones-Brown, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Discussants: Matthew Johnson, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Henry F. Fradella, California State University, Long Beach; Angela P. Taylor, Fayetteville State University

Friday, March 16, 2012

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #375 Gramercy, 7 Floor

PANEL: BIOSOCIAL CRIMINOLOGY RESEARCH GROUP UPDATE Chair: Matt DeLisi, Iowa State University

THE NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL UNDERPINNINGS TO PSYCHOPATHIC PERSONALITY TRAITS IN A NATIONALLY REPRESENTATIVE AND LONGITUDINAL SAMPLE Kevin Beaver, Florida State University

THE IMPORTANCE OF NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL DEFICITS RELATING TO SELF-CONTROL AND TEMPERAMENT TO THE PREVENTION OF SERIOUS ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR Michael Vaughn, Saint Louis University

A SELF-CONTROL PARADOX? THE CASE OF PREDATORY MURDER John Paul Wright, University of Cincinnati

RESILIENCY TO VICTIMIZATION: THE ROLE OF GENETIC FACTORS Matt DeLisi, Iowa State University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #376 Harlem, 7 Floor

PANEL: CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS TO WORKING WITH MENTALLY ILL OFFENDERS Chair: Ronn Johnson, University of San Diego

COLLABORATIVE RISK ASSESSMENT TRAINING FOR POLICE OFFICERS RESPONDING TO SUICIDAL CITIZENS Kristen Grieder, University of San Diego; Kristen Dascanio, University of San Diego; Ronn Johnson, University of San Diego

FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY ISSUES IN SELF-MUTILATION JUVENILE CASES Heidi Beckenbach, University of San Diego; Ronn Johnson, University of San Diego

THE CONTRIBUTION OF CO-OCCURRING PSYCHIATRIC AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS TO INMATE ASSAULT PERPETRATION AND VICTIMIZATION Steven R. Wood, California State University Stanislaus

CORRECTIONAL PHILOSOPHIES ROLE IN THE MANAGEMENT AND TREATMENT OF PERSONS WITH MENTAL ILLNESS IN U.S. AND FINLAND Rose Marie Äikäs, CUNY–Queensborough

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #377 Astor Ballroom, 7 Floor

PANEL: ASSESSMENTS AND STANDARDS IN THE CLASSROOM COMMUNITY Chair: Jennifer McVay Dyche, Southern Oregon University

THE CLASSROOM COMMUNITY: EXAMINING STUDENTS’ SENSE OF CONNECTEDNESS Jennifer McVay Dyche, Southern Oregon University; Alison S. Burke, Southern Oregon University

Friday, March 16, 2012

CERTIFYING STUDENT ASSESSMENTS IN AN ONLINE MSCJ PROGRAM Lorenzo M. Boyd, Fayetteville State University; Bonnie Grohe, Fayetteville State University

QUALITY MATTERS: MEETING THE MARYLAND ONLINE STANDARDS FOR ON-LINE COURSE DEVELOPMENT Kim Lersch, University of South Florida Polytechnic

STUDENT PERCEPTIONS OF COURSE REDESIGN: INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE AS A REDESIGNED, LARGE AND BLENDED CLASS Michelle Kilburn, Southeast Missouri State University; Jennifer Vasquez, Southeast Missouri State University

ONLINE CRIMINAL JUSTICE TRAINING POLICY AND PROCEDURES STANDARDS Kevin Duffy, Daytona State College; Charles Russo, American Military University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #378 Marquis A, 9 Floor

PANEL: EFFECTIVENESS OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY PROGRAMS Chair: Doris Blanchard, Prairie View A&M University

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE AL’S PALS CURRICULUM AMONG NORTHEAST LOUISIANA PRESCHOOL STUDENTS Corey Carlson, Prairie View A&M University; Attapol Kuanliang, University of Louisiana at Monroe

THE EFFECTS OF FEMALE SINGLE-PARENT EDUCATION ON SERIOUS ACTS OF DELINQUENCY Doris Blanchard, Prairie View A&M University

HOSPITAL-BASED YOUTH VIOLENCE INTERVENTION: IS IT EFFECTIVE? Janelle Duda, Rochester Institute of Technology; John Kolfas, Rochester Institute of Technology

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #379 Marquis C, 9 Floor

PANEL: POLICE OFFICER STRESS, SATISFACTION, AND PATICIPATORY DECISIONMAKING Chair: Salih Hakan Can, Pennsylvania State University

PREDICTORS OF STRESS AND CONFLICT STYLE IN THE CLOSE RELATIONSHIPS OF POLICE OFFICERS Salih Hakan Can, Pennsylvania State University, Schuylkill; Helen Hendy, Pennsylvania State University, Schuylkill

ASSESSING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN JOB SATISFACTION AND VOLUNTARY TURNOVER OF POLICE OFFICERS IN COLORADO John Reece, Colorado Mesa University

Friday, March 16, 2012

CAUSES OF JOB STRESS AMONG POLICE OFFICERS Lily Chi-Fang Tsai, Sam Houston State University; Claire Nolasco, Texas A & M University, San Antonio; Michael S. Vaughn, Sam Houston State University

POLICE EMPLOYEE PARTICIPATION IN DECISION-MAKING: LINKAGES TO ENGAGEMENT, CIVIC ATTITUDES, AND SOCIO-MORAL CLIMATE Todd Wuestewald, University of Arkansas, Fort Smith; Brigitte Steinheider, University of Oklahoma, Tulsa

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #380 Cantor, 9 Floor

PANEL: VICTIMIZATION AND EDUCATIONAL SETTINGS Chair: John Harrington, University of Southern Mississippi

EDUCATIONAL DEPRIVATION AS A PREDICTOR OF CRIMINALITY AMONG CHILDREN AND CHILD ABUSE IN NIGERIA Abdulrahaman Dambazau, Foundation for the Victims of Child Abuse, Nigeria VCAF; Tajudeen Akanji, Foundation for the Victims of Child Abuse, Nigeria VCAF

VICTIMIZATION AT SCHOOL AND ITS DETRIMENTAL EDUCATIONAL IMPACT: GENDER, RACIAL, AND ETHNIC DISPARITIES Anthony A. Peguero, Virginia Tech; Njeri Krenshaw, Virginia Tech; Lisa M. Williams, Ohio State University

COLLEGE MALES WITH ADHD: THE LINK BETWEEN PHYSICAL AGGRESSION, VICIMIZATION, AND ADHD Jamie Snyder, University of West Florida

THE EFFICACY OF COLLEGE CAMPUSES RAPE PREVENTION: DO POLICIES WORK BETTER WHEN THEORETICALLY FOUNDED? John Harrington, University of Southern Mississippi; Vanessa Woodward, University of Southern Mississippi; Hayden Griffin, III, University of Southern Mississippi

RISK-TAKING BEHAVIORS AND VICTIMIZATION RISK AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES Heidi L. Scherer, Kennesaw State University

th 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT #381 Jolson, 9 Floor

OPEN SEMINAR: SONG LYRICS AS A THEMATIC SPRINGBOARD FOR DISCUSSION: A TEACHING METHODS SEMINAR

Facilitator: John T. Passante, New Jersey City University

3:30 PM – 6:00 PM EVENT #382 Ziegfeld, 4th Floor Security and Crime Prevention Section General Business Meeting, Awards Presentation, and Reception

Friday, March 16, 2012

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM EVENT #383 Marquis B, 9th Floor Minorities and Women Section Awards Ceremony and Reception

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM EVENT #384 Jolson, 9th Floor African Criminology and Justice Group Meeting

5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #385 Olmstead, 7th Floor Police Section General Business Meeting

5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT #386 Sky Lobby, 16th Floor Critical Criminal Justice Section General Business Meeting and Reception

5:00 PM – 6:30 PM EVENT #387 Empire, 7th Floor Community College Section General Business Meeting and Reception

th 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM EVENT #388 Astor Ballroom, 7 Floor ACJS Awards Ceremony and Reception

Saturday, March 17, 2012

Saturday, March 17, 2012 Day At A Glance

8:00 AM – 12:15 PM Panels, Roundtables, Workshops

11:00 AM – 12:15 PM Caribbean Criminology Group Canton, 9th Floor

Saturday, March 17, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #389 O’Neill, 4 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: POLICE TRAINING FROM THE COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE

Moderator: Maria Haberfeld, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Discussants: Joseph Pollini, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Branko Lobnikar, University of Maribor; Emanuel Banutai, University of Maribor; John Schneider, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Ibrahim Cerrah, Turkish National Police

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #390 Odets, 4 Floor

PANEL: COMMUNITY POLICING, CIVILIANS, AND SPIRITUALITY Chair: Constance Kostelac, Simpson College

CIVILIAN REVIEW AND COMMUNITY POLICING: AN ANALYSIS OF THE DRAMA OF CONTROL Melchor de Guzman, The College at Brockport, State University of New York; Scott Powell, Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana

RECOGNIZING THE VALUE OF APPLIED GOVERNANCE IN ACHIEVING ‘COMMUNITY-BASED POLICING’ Joseph Ferrandino, Indiana University-Northwest

SITUATING CIVILIANS IN POLICE ORGANIZATIONS Constance Kostelac, Simpson College

LINKING VICARIOUS TRAUMATIZATION AND THE GROWING INTEREST OF SPIRITUALITY IN LAW Lynn Tovar, Lewis University

Saturday, March 17, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #391 Wilder, 4 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: RACE, CLASS, GENDER INTERSECTIONS IN CRJ: A BLACK FEMINIST PERSPECTIVE

Moderator: Bernadette J. Holmes, Norfolk State University

Discussants: Carla Miller, Elizabeth City State University; Doris Edmonds, Norfolk State University; Michael Fischer, Norfolk State University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #392 Ziegfeld, 4 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: CAREER PLANNING FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE STUDENTS: OPPORTUNITIES, OUTLOOKS, AND OBSTACLES

Moderator: Elizabeth Dretsch, Troy University

Discussants: Kathryn Branch, University of Tampa; Tina Lee, University of Tennessee Martin; Kathrine Johnson, University of West Florida; Stacy Moak, University of Arkansas-Little Rock

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #393 Brecht, 4 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: STUDYING FEMALE CRIME: A LOOK BACK AT THE LAST FIFTY YEARS

Moderators: Jill Leslie Rosenbaum, California State University Fullerton; Barbara Owen, California State University, Fresno

Discussants: Joycelyn Pollack, Texas State University-San Marcos; Roslyn Muraskin, Long Island University; Susan Marcus-Mendoza, University of Oklahoma

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #394 Hart, 4 Floor

PANEL: SEXUAL ASSAULT: VICTIMS’ AND OFFENDERS’ NEEDS Chair: Katie Herman, Stevenson University

RAPE MYTHS ACCEPTANCE: AN EXPLORATION OF INFLUENTIAL FACTORS AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS Katie Herman, Stevenson University

AN EXAMINATION OF THE PUBLISHED RESEARCH ON RECIDIVISM AMONG JUVENILE SEX OFFENDERS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS Mayab Hakim, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Saturday, March 17, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #395 Juilliard, 5 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: RETRENCHMENT: POLICE ADAPTATION TO THE DECRIMINALIZATION OF MARIJUANA

Moderator: Mitch Librett, Bridgewater State University

Discussants: Rainer Kroll, John Jay College of Criminal Justice/New York Police Department; Mark Deluca, Town of Cohasset Police Department; George McNeil, Bridgewater State University/Town of Randolph Police Department; T.A. Sunderland, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Patrick Faiella, Massasoit Community College/ President NEACJS

8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #396

TBD

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #397 Broadhurst, 5 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: CRITICAL INCIDENT STRESS MANAGEMENT (CISM) INTEGRATION - ACADEMY TO ADMINISTRATORS

Moderator: Charles Russo, American Military University

Discussants: Carrie Courtney, Daytona Beach Police Department; Kevin Duffy, Daytona State College; Cassandra Renzi, Keiser University; Timothy Hardiman, American Military University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #398 Belasco, 5 Floor

PANEL: EVIDENCE-BASED OUTCOMES: EVALUATING RECIDIVISM REDUCTION PROGRAMS AND PRACTICES Chair: Daniel O’Connell, University of Delaware

TESTING THE CERTAINTY OF SANCTIONS IN PROBATION: EARLY RESULTS FROM DECIDE YOUR TIME Daniel O’Connell, University of Delaware; Christy Visher, University of Delaware; Karl Hines, Delaware Department of Corrections; Grant Bacon, University of Delaware; John Brent, University of Delaware; Laurin Parker, University of Delaware

A THREE YEAR FOLLOW-UP OF ATR OFFENDER RECIDIVISM Michael Seredycz, Grant Macewan University

OREGON OFFENDER REENTRY PROGRAM: A LOOK AT FOUR COUNTIES Lee Ayers, Southern Oregon University

DO DIFFERENT PRETRIAL RELEASE MECHANISMS MITIGATE RECIDIVISM AND ABSCONDING? Robert G. Morris, University of Texas at Dallas; Amanda L. Russell, University of Texas at Dallas

Saturday, March 17, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #399 Lyceum, 5 Floor

PANEL: AROUND THE WORLD: VIOLENCE, RULES, AND TREATMENT Chair: Hsiao-Ming Wang, University of Houston - Downtown

EXPLAINING INMATE VIOLENCE IN TAIWAN PRISONS: AN INTEGRATIVE MODEL APPROACH Hsiao-Ming Wang, University of Houston – Downtown; Yung-Lien Lai, National Taipei University

A STUDY ON KOREAN INMATES RULE – VIOLATION BEHAVIORS: FOCUSING ON PRISON CULTURE AS A MEDIATING VARIABLE Woo Youngki, Pennsylvania State University

A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON PRISON TREATMENT IN EUROPE AND CANADA Adelina Diana Iftene, Queen’s University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #400 Carnegie, 5 Floor

PANEL: HOMICIDES AND VIOLENT CRIMES IN SOUTH AMERICA, THE CARIBBEAN, AND THE U.S. Chair: Jessica M. Doucet, Francis Marion University

NO SHOW HOMICIDES IN BRAZIL: ASSESSING TRENDS AND POLICIES Jose Luiz Ratton, Federal University of Pernambuco – Brazil; Renato Sérgio Lima, Brazilian Forum on Public Safety

DOES VIOLENT CRIME HAVE A DETERRENT EFFECT ON TOURISM IN THE ISLAND OF TOBAGO? Anne-Marie Mohammed, The University of the West Indies

CRIME IN NEW ORLEANS: APPLYING THE CIVIC COMMUNITY PERSPECTIVE TO URBAN HOMICIDE Jessica M. Doucet, Francis Marion University

NO SHOW PATTERNS OF VIOLENT BEHAVIOUR IN A CARIBBEAN COUNTRY Fay Williams, Northern Caribbean University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #401 Alvin, 5 Floor

PANEL: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON CRIME Chair: Mahfuzul Khondaker, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

THE ECONOMIC COST OF CRIME IN TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO Sandra Sookram, The University of the West Indies

Saturday, March 17, 2012

IS THERE A GENDERED DIFFERENCE IN CRIME AND PUNISHMENT VIEWS AMONG BANGLADESHI AND U.S. MEN AND WOMEN? AN EXPLORATORY STUDY Mahfuzul Khondaker, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania; Eric Lambert, Wayne State University; Shanhe Jiang, University of Toledo; David Baker, Texas Southern University; O. Oko Elechi, Prairie View A&M University

CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND COMPARATIVE CRIMINOLOGY PERSPECTIVES OF CRIMES AGAINST THE ENVIRONMENT IN SLOVENIA Katja Eman, University of Maribor

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #402 Edison, 5 Floor

PANEL: RELIGION Chair: Jennifer Biddle, Rutgers University

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RELIGION AND JUVENILE DELINQUENCY Jennifer Biddle, Rutgers University

LAW ENFORCEMENT AND FAITH: PARTNERSHIP OR PARADOX? Angela Smith, Alvernia University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #403 Booth, 5 Floor

PANEL: CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN GLOBAL WORLD Chair: Mokerrom Hossain, Virginia State University

INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM James Hodgson, Virginia State University

POLICE REFORM AND POLICE MODERNIZATION IN SOUTH ASIA: A COMPERATIVE STUDY OF INDIA AND BANGLADESH Shahid Shahidullah, Elizabeth City State University

COMMUNITY POLICING IMPLEMENTATION IN BANGLADESH: AN ASSESSMENT Mohammed Kashem, Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Science

CULTURAL DIFUSSION AND SPREAD OF COMMUNITY POLICING IN COMMONWEALTH SOUTH ASIA Mokerrom Hossain, Virginia State University

TRAINING AFGHAN POLICE IN TURKEY: CHALLENGES, DIFFICULTIES, AND AN ASSESSMENT OF AFGHAN POLICE Sedat Polat, Sivas Police Training School; Arif Yildiz, Sivas Police Training School; Lutfi Sakatoglu, Sivas Police Training School

Saturday, March 17, 2012

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #404 Empire, 7 Floor

PANEL: SPECIAL TOPICS IN CRIME PREVENTION: CAMPUS SAFETY AND BURGLARY Chair: Seungmug (Zech) Lee, Western Illinois University

FEAR OF CRIME AND THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT: A SURVEY OF COLLEGE CAMPUS SAFETY Tyler John Vaughan, Texas State University; Alexander Drayer, University of Northern Colorado; Brittany Lynn Groot, University of Northern Colorado

IMPROVEMENTS IN CAMPUS SECURITY REGARDING THE ACTIVE SHOOTER THREAT: SCHOOLS AND INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION Kirk Douglas, Prairie View A&M University; Da'Youne Smith, Prairie View A&M University; Antonio Doucet, Prairie View A&M University; Ayden Cargill, Prairie View A&M University; Camille Gibson, Prairie View A&M University

HOW TO SELECT A TARGET: FROM AN OFFENDER’S VOICE Seungmug (Zech) Lee, Western Illinois University; Jin Hyeok Kim, Western Illinois University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #405 Hudson, 7 Floor

PANEL: INNOVATIONS AND TRENDS IN JUVENILE CORRECTIONS Chair: Sharece Downey, Prarie View A&M University

THE EFFECTS OF EDUCATION ON THE BEHAVIOR OF INCARCERATED YOUTH Sharece Downey, Prairie View A&M University

USING THE VOICES OF INSTITUTIONAL PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS TO TRANSFORM THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM Jennifer Colanese, Indiana University South Bend

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #406 Chelsea, 7 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: COLLABORATION AND EARLY INTERVENTION FOR AT-RISK YOUTH

Moderator: Christine J. Anderson, Western Illinois University

Discussants: Sheree R. B. Davis, Fayetteville State University; Wayne Morris, Conestoga College; Alice Morris-Jones, New Mexico State University; Barry McCrary, Western Illinois University; Tiffany Stoner-Harris, University of Iowa; Susan Tinker Morrison, New Mexico State University; Bryan McCuller, New Mexico State University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #407 Gotham, 7 Floor

PANEL: FRAMEWORKS FOR COURTS AND LAW Chair: Peter Sylver, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK OF THE COURTROOM WORK GROUP John Randolph Fuller, University of West Georgia; Casey Welch, Flagler College

Saturday, March 17, 2012

TAKING RESPONSIBILITY FOR COURT INCARCERATION PRACTICES: FINDINGS FROM AN ACTION-RESEARCH STUDY Alan Harland, Temple University

BRIGHT LINES AND NO LINES IN CRIMINAL LAW: BALANCING THE RULE OF LAW ON THE SCALES OF JUSTICE Ronald Nelson, University of South Alabama

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #408 Harlem, 7 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: ENHANCING QUALITY IN ONLINE CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAMS

Moderator: Jack Greene, Excelsior College

Discussants: Piyusha Singh, Excelsior College; Michael Verro, Excelsior College; Jean Taylor, Excelsior College

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #409 Cantor, 9 Floor

PANEL: INTERNET AND CYBER VICTIMIZATION Chair: Tammy Garland, University of Tennessee Chattanooga

CYBERSTALKING AND YOUNG PEOPLE: AN ITALIAN RESEARCH Laura De Fazio, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia; Chiara Sgarbi, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia

LOGGED ON 24/7: THE IMPACT OF CYBERBULLYING Tammy Garland, University of Tennessee Chattanooga; Karen Miller, West Virginia Wesleyan College

AN EXAMINATION OF MINORS’ EXPOSURE TO PORNOGRAPHIC MATERIAL VIA SOCIAL NETWORKING WEBSITE Che Williamson, Sam Houston State University; Donna Vandiver, Texas State University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #410 Jolson, 9 Floor

PANEL: DEATH PENALTY ATTITUDES AND OPINIONS Chair: Gavin Lee, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

THE MARSHALL HYPOTHESES: A SOLOMON-FOUR GROUP TEST Gavin Lee, University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Robert M. Bohm, University of Central Florida

GAY AND LESBIAN ATTITUDES TOWARD THE DEATH PENALTY: THE ROLES OF EMPATHY AND POLITICAL BELIEFS Forrest Rodgers, University of Oklahoma; Meredith G. F. Worthen, University of Oklahoma; Susan F. Sharp, University of Oklahoma

Saturday, March 17, 2012

FAITH AND DEATH: THE MALLEABILITY OF POLITICAL OPINIONS IN RELIGIOUS INDIVIDUALS MaryBeth Ann Apriceno, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT: ASSESSING THE ROLE OF EXPERIENCE ON LAW ENFORCEMENT EXECUTIVES Emily A. Shuman, Weber State University; Julie A. Buck, Weber State University

th 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT #411 Sky Lobby, 16 Floor

PANEL: NARRATIVES AND LIFE HISTORIES OF OFFENDERS Chair: Brenda Vollman, Loyola University New Orleans

THE SUBALTERN CAN SPEAK: INSIGHTS FROM LIFE HISTORIES OF INCARCERATED WOMEN IN SOUTH AFRICA Nontyatyambo Pearl Dastile, University of South Africa

UNDERSTANDING IDENTITY FORMATION AND SEX OFFENDING USING IN-DEPTH PERSONAL NARRATIVES Brenda Vollman, Loyola University New Orleans

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #412 O’Neill, 4 Floor

PANEL: POLICE LEADERSHIP AND FRONT LINE SUPERVISION Chair: Robert Weidner, University of Minnesota Duluth

POLICE AND BUSINESS/ADMINISTRATION LEADERSHIP: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE ADDRESSING THE STATE OF THE ART Matthew Matusiak, Sam Houston State University; Kimberly Chism, Sam Houston State University

SUPERVISORY INFLUENCES AND LESS-LETHAL FORCE POLICIES: EXAMINING THE SERGEANT-OFFICER ATTITUDINAL RELATIONSHIP Robert Weidner, University of Minnesota Duluth; Jason Ingram, Illinois State University; Eugene Paoline III, University of Central Florida; William Terrill, Michigan State University

KEEPING COPS: THE ROLE OF THE FIRST LINE LEADER Mark Bowman, Methodist University

CHANGE MANAGEMENT IN POLICE AGENCIES - DO WE NEED LEADERSHIP COMPETENCIES? Emanuel Banutai, University of Maribor; Iztok Podbregar, University of Maribor

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #413 Odets, 4 Floor

PANEL: THEORY, EFFECTIVENESS, AND CHANGE IN POLICE ORGANIZATIONS Chair: Matthew Giblin, Southern Illinois University Carbondale

COUPLING AS A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR EXPLAINING POLICE ORGANIZATIONAL FAILURE Amanda Johnson, University of Texas Permian Basin

Saturday, March 17, 2012

A STONE'S THROW AWAY FROM THE METROPOLIS: SMALL POLICE AGENCIES, PROXIMITY TO BIG-CITY PEERS, & ORGANIZATIONAL EFFICACY Matthew Giblin, Southern Illinois University Carbondale; Joseph Schafer, Southern Illinois University Carbondale; George Burruss, Southern Illinois University Carbondale

AN EMPIRICAL COMPARISON OF POLICING METHODOLOGIES John DeCarlo, University of New Haven

POLICE RESPONSE: BROKEN WINDOWS, SEAT BELTS, AND TRAFFIC SAFETY Carol Servino, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

UNDERSTANDING POLICING BEHAVIOR AT THE PRECINCT LEVEL THROUGH AN INSTITUTIONAL LENS Jonathon Cooper, Boise State University

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #414 Wilder, 4 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: REVISING THE CURRICULUM: CRIMINAL JUSTICE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Moderator: Maria (Maki) Haberfield, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Discussants: Staci Strobl, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Peter Carrozzo, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Hermann Walz, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Roslyn Myers, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Mark Rosen, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #415 Ziegfeld, 4 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: EXPLAINING RESULTS OF THE ETS MAJOR FIELD TEST USED IN A LARGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Moderator: Phillip Rob Dawalt, Ivy Tech Community College

Discussants: Irene Britt, Ivy Tech Community College; Heather P. Cross, Ivy Tech Community College; Ronald Henderson, Ivy Tech Community College

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #416 Brecht, 4 Floor

PANEL: THEORETICAL APPROACHES TO UNDERSTANDING GENDER AND CRIME Chair: Brenda Sims Blackwell, Georgia State University

HOW GENERAL IS POWER-CONTROL THEORY? EVIDENCE FROM AUSTRIA Helmut Hirtenlehner, University of Linz; Heinz Leitgoeb, University of Linz

VOICES AGAINST THE STATE: HOW FAR HAVE WE COME? Amber Marie Jahn, Portland State University; Brandy Marie Cochrane, Portland State University

Saturday, March 17, 2012

FEMINIST EPISTEMOLOGIES AND CONTEXTUAL CONSIDERATIONS: DEVELOPING FOUNDATIONS FOR EXAMINING TRADITIONAL CRIMINOLOGY Brenda Sims Blackwell, Georgia State University; Christine S. Sellers University of South Florida

HOW NEW IS THE OLD SOUTH? EVIDENCE FROM A SOUTHERN COMMUNITY OF RACIAL DISPARITIES IN THE PROCESSING OF CHILD SEXUAL ABDUCTIONS Paul Steele, Morehead State University

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #417 Hart, 4 Floor

PANEL: DEATH PENALTY Chair: Amy Poland, Texas A&M International University

WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS AND THE DEATH PENALTY: OPINIONS OF STUDENTS IN A PREDOMINANTLY HISPANIC UNIVERSITY Stephanie Diaz, Texas A&M International University; Amy Poland, Texas A&M International University

ATTITUDES TOWARD THE DEATH PENALTY Dolores Lozano, Texas A&M International University; Rosario Benavidez, Texas A&M International University; Rubi Zavala, Texas A&M International University; Elsa Tenorio,Texas A&M International University; Diana Guiterre, Texas A&M International University; Karina Perez, Texas A&M International University

HABEAS CORPUS Aaricka Young, Wiley College; Christina Jewett, Wiley College; Sharon Ventimiglia, Wiley College

LIVE TRIAL BLOGGING: MORE INFORMED CONSUMERS OR MORE FUEL FOR THE FIRE? Edgar Quintero, Texas A&M International University; Amy Poland, Texas A&M International University; Stephanie Diaz, Texas A&M International University; Ray Garza, Jr., Texas A&M International University

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #418 Juilliard, 5 Floor

PANEL: ORGANIZATIONAL AND INDIVIDUAL CHARACTERISTICS EFFECTS ON POLICE STRESS NO SHOW Chair: Mark Correia, San Jose State University

NO SHOW ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE ON OFFICER FATIGUE Mark Correia, San Jose State University; Claudio Vera Sanchez, San Jose State University

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN POLICE OFFICER JOB STRESS, JOB SATISFACTION, AND ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT Meghan Stroshine, Marquette University; Steven Brandl, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Saturday, March 17, 2012

WHAT’S THE ORGANIZATION GOT TO DO WITH IT? ORGANIZATIONAL SUPPORT AND POLICE OFFICER WILLINGNESS TO USE STRESS INTERVENTION Jane Tucker, West Chester University

POLICE OFFICER FITNESS, DIET, AND LIFESTYLE James Guffey, National University; James Larson, National University; James Lasley, California State University, Fullerton

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #419 Imperial, 5 Floor

PANEL: CONTROVERSIES IN POLICING Chair: Brian Forst, American University

UNDERSTANDING THE TYPES OF FORCE USED BY THE POLICE: THE ROLE OF OFFICER, SUBJECT, AND OTHER SITUATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS Steven Brandl, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Meghan Stroshine, Marquette University

PARAMILITARY POLICE: A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF A PUBLIC COMPENDIUM OF POLICE EXCESSES Derek Cohen, University of Cincinnati; Shaun Gann, University of Cincinnati

LOCAL POLICE AND THE WAR ON TERRORISM Brian Forst, American University

THE NEW ORLEANS POLICE DEPARTMENT POST HURRICANE KATRINA: WORKING UNDER A DOJ CONSENT DECREE Michael Wigginton, Jr., University of Mississippi; Stephen Mallory, University of Mississippi; Carl Jensen, University of Mississippi

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #420 Broadhurst, 5 Floor

AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: A TROUBLED MARRIAGE: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND THE LEGAL SYSTEM (NEW YORK UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2011), BY LEIGH GOODMARK, UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE SCHOOL OF LAW

Chair: Claire M. Renzetti, University of Kentucky

Author: Leigh Goodmark, University of Baltimore School of Law

Critics: James Ptacek, Suffolk University; Mary Cavanaugh, Hunter College, City University of New York; Denise Boots, University of Texas at Dallas

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #421 Belasco, 5 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: REENTRY MENTOR PROGRAM FOR STATE AND COUNTY INMATES

Moderator: Kathrine Johnson, University of West Florida

Discussants: Danielle McDonald, Northern Kentucky University; Alexis J. Miller, Northern Kentucky University; Cheryl Jonson, Northern Kentucky University; Melissa Moon, Northern Kentucky University; Kristie R. Blevins, Eastern Kentucky University

Saturday, March 17, 2012

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #422 Lyceum, 5 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: TRANSPORTING INMATES IN THE TRI-STATE: SHOULD NEW YORK STATE CLOSE PRISONS?

Moderator: Dominick Ignaffo, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Discussants: Lior Gideon, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Martin Horn, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Kimora, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #423 Carnegie, 5 Floor

PANEL: DEATH, AGE, AND CIRCUMSTANCE: HOMICIDES AT HOME, ON THE STREET, OR BY THE STATE Chair: Charles Ervin Reasons, Central Washington University

STATE/CORPORATE HOMICIDE AND STREET HOMICIDE: A COMPARISON Charles Ervin Reasons, Central Washington University

EXAMINING RACIAL DIFFERENCES IN SITUATIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES SURROUNDING JUVENILE HOMICIDE Darren Beneby, Prairie View A&M University

PREDICTING AGE AT HOMICIDE DEATH: A TEST OF COMPETING THEORIES Rebecca J. Howell, University of Alabama; Celia C. Lo, University of Alabama; Tyrone Cheng, University of Alabama

THE NATURE AND PREVALENCE OF FAMILICIDE IN THE UNITED STATES Marieke Liem, Northeastern University; Jack Levin, Northeastern University; Curtis Holland, Northeastern University; James Alan Fox, Northeastern University

MULTICIDAL FEMICIDE Janice Joseph, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #424 Alvin, 5 Floor

PANEL: POLICING ISSUES IN ASIAN COUNTRIES AND CARIBBEAN COUNTRIES Chair: Joan Mars, University of Michigan-Flint

EXAMINING THE EFFICACY OF THE GRAND REFORM OF KOREA NATIONAL POLICE AGENCY: A LONGITUDINAL ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE Dae-Hoon Kwak, Illinois State University; Wook Kang, University of Central Oklahoma; Seokjin Jeong, University of Texas at Arlington

COMPARING AND CONTRASTING POLICING IN CHINA AND THE UNITED STATES: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY Fei Luo, Nanjing University; Jim Ruiz, Penn State Harrisburg

Saturday, March 17, 2012

PLASTERING THE SORE: A CRITIQUE OF CONTEMPORARY POLICING IN TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO Anthony Dillon, University of the Southern Caribbean

PUBLIC SECURITY AND FEAR OF CRIME IN A CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY Joan Mars, University of Michigan-Flint

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #425 Edison, 5 Floor

PANEL: LEGAL ISSUES Chair: Ryan Hermany, Alvernia University

CASTLE DOCTRINE LAW: (SHOOT, DON’T SHOOT) Ryan Hermany, Alvernia University

DNA EVIDENCE, PROPERTY CRIMES, AND COMMUNITY SAFETY Cashen Boccio, California State University, Fresno

WIKILEAKS, ANONYMOUS, AND THOSE WHO SEEK TO DISSEMINATE GOVERNMENT INFORMATION: OPTIONS AVAILABLE TO THE UNITED STATES Warren Held, Texas State University

JURY SELECTION IN ALASKA: A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS INTO THE CHALLENGES OF VOIR DIRE IN RURAL COURT TRIALS Ezekiel Kaufman, University of Alaska, Anchorage

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #426 Booth, 5 Floor

PANEL: RULE OF LAW, INTERNATIONAL POLICING, AND SECURITY Chair: Korni Kumar, The College at Brockport, SUNY

RULE OF LAW AND CJ ADMINISTRATION IN KOSOVO: EVALUATING THE CHALLENGES IN POLICING A POST CONFLICT DEVELOPING DEMOCRACY James Albrecht, Pace University

LEGISLATING MIRANDA RIGHTS IN FRANCE: WHY HAS IT TAKEN SO LONG? Dimitrios Giannoulopoulos, Brunel Law School

GLOBAL POLICE SERVICE: LAYING THE FRAMEWORK OF AN INTERNATIONAL POLICE FORCE Korni Kumar, The College at Brockport, SUNY; Melchor de Guzman, The College at Brockport, SUNY; Edward Thibault, State University of New York at Oswego

MAN-PORTABLE AIR DEFENSE SYSTEMS: RISK THEORY AND IMPLICATIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AND CIVIL AVIATION Michael Hollingsworth, Old Dominion University

THE ‘SAP’ AND ELITE COPS IN SOUTH AFRICA: COMPETING INTERPRETATIONS OF HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS Mohammad Salahuddin, Chicago State University

Saturday, March 17, 2012

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #427 Empire, 7 Floor

PANEL: CRIME PREVENTION: ANALYSES OF THEFT Chair: Arielle Schwarz, Holy Family University

A ROUTINE ACTIVITY ANALYSIS OF “SHRINK” IN VICTORIA’S SECRET STORES Arielle Schwarz, Holy Family University

WHO IS TAKING THE SHIRT OFF YOUR BACK? A MULTI-METHOD ANALYSIS OF EMPLOYEE THEFT IN SPECIALTY RETAIL Dana Baxter, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

LOSS PREVENTION AND AN OFFENDER PROFILE Natalie Renee Parrish, Fayetteville State University; Cherie Ames, Fayetteville State University, Robert A. Brown, Fayetteville State University

VEHICLE PARTS-MARKING AS A FORM OF SITUATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION: A MULTI- METHOD EVALUATION Steven Block, Rutgers, Rutgers University

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #428 Hudson, 7 Floor

PANEL: MANAGING, SUPERVISING, AND TREATING JUVENILE OFFENDERS Chair: Mahfuzul Khondaker, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

JUVENILE DETENTION ASSESSMENT INSTRUMENT: PUBLIC SAFETY EVALUATION Mahfuzul Khondaker, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

UTILIZING THE POSITIVE ACHIEVEMENT TOOL FOR PREDICTING PROBLEM BEHAVIORS IN JUVENILES WHO ARE INCARCERATED Corey R. Carlson, Prairie View A&M University; Solomon G. Osho, Prairie View A&M University; Jon Sorensen, Prairie View A&M University; Attapol Kuanliang, University of Louisiana at Monroe

APPLYING THE PRINCIPLES OF RISK, NEED, AND RESPONSIVITY TO ADOLESCENTS Christina L. Scarbel, East Carolina University

CO-OCCURRENCE OF VICTIMIZATION AND MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS AMONG A POPULATION OF INCARCERATED JUVENILE OFFENDERS Joan L. Neff, University of Richmond

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #429 Chelsea, 7 Floor

PANEL: USING CRIMINOGENIC RISK ASSESSMENT INSTRUMENTS TO BETTER UNDERSTAND JUVENILE OFFENDERS Chair: William S. Davidson, Michigan State University

A MULTIFACTOR APPROACH TO RISK PREDICTION MODELING FOR JUVENILE SEX OFFENDERS Jodi L. Petersen, Alma College

Saturday, March 17, 2012

UNDERSTANDING THE MODERATING EFFECT OF NEIGHBORHOODS ON TIME TO RECIDIVISM Christina A. Campbell, Michigan State University

JUVENILE RISK ASSESSMENT AND GENDER: EXAMINING PROBATIONERS AND THE YOUTH LEVEL OF SERVICE/CASE MANAGEMENT INVENTORY Valerie R. Anderson, Michigan State University

THE DIFFERENTIAL PREDICTIVE VALIDITY OF THE YOUTH LEVEL OF SERVICE/CASE MANAGEMENT INVENTORY BASED ON RACE/ETHNICITY Ashlee R. Barnes, Michigan State University

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #430 Gotham, 7 Floor

PANEL: JURIES AND SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENTS IN AMERICAN COURTS Chair: Anthony Cangelosi, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

THE COLLISION OF LAW AND SCIENCE: HOW DO AMERICAN COURTS RESPOND TO SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENTS? Sarah Lucy Cooper, Birmingham City University

THE ‘CSI’ & OTHER MEDIA EFFECT ON JURORS Mariana Sherwood, University of Texas at Arlington; Barbara Childress, University of Texas at Arlington; John Cullison, University of Texas at Arlington

AN EXAMINATION OF MOCK JUROR EVALUATIONS OF THE MTDNA DATABASE Erin J. Farley, Center for Court Innovation

CITIZEN PARTICIPATION IN CRIMINAL ADJUDICATION Neil Guzy, University of Pittsburgh at Greenburg

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #431 Harlem, 7 Floor

PANEL: STUDENTS OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE: WHERE DO THEY FIT IN? Chair: Lori Guevara, Fayetteville State University

ATTITUDINAL CHANGE OF STUDENTS IN A CORRECTIONS CLASS Gary Keveles, University of Wisconsin Superior

SENIOR EXIT SURVEYS/INTERVIEWS: BALANCING CURRICULUM RIGOR, PROGRAM ACCOUNTABILITY, AND STUDENT SATISFACTION Tamson Six, Lock Haven University

TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS: ASSESSING STUDENT LEARNING ACROSS VARIED DELIVERY METHODS Lori Guevara, Fayetteville State University; Angela Taylor, Fayetteville State University

Saturday, March 17, 2012

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #432 Cantor, 9 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: SEXUAL PREDATION AND THE INTERNET

Moderator: Ronald A. Rufo, Kaplan University

Discussants: Cliff Robertson, Kaplan University; Lauren M.Barrow, Chestnut Hill College; Elena Azaola, Kaplan University; Andy Donofrio, Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #433 Jolson, 9 Floor

PANEL: CAPITAL SENTENCING ISSUES Chair: Valerie West, John Jay College of Criminal Justice SUNY

SPATIAL CONCENTRATION AND DEPENDENCE IN CAPITAL SENTENCING Valerie West, John Jay College of Criminal Justice CUNY; Kendra Gentry, John Jay College of Criminal Justice CUNY; Jeanene Barrett, John Jay College of Criminal Justice CUNY

EXAMINING CAPITAL JURORS’ IMPRESSIONS OF ATTORNEY’S PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS AND THEIR IMPACT ON SENTENCING OUTCOMES Daniel Stewart, University of North Texas; Adam Trahan, University of North Texas

DEATH IN DALLAS: PRE-FURMAN SENTENCING PATTERNS OF CAPITAL OFFENDERS (1923- 1972) Sarah El Sayed, University of Texas at Dallas; James W. Marquart, University of Texas at Dallas; Denise Paquette Boots, University of Texas at Dallas

th 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT #434 Sky Lobby, 16 Floor

PANEL: EVALUATING THE EXTENT AND EFFICACY OF QUALITATIVE METHODS FOR UNDERSTANDING CRIME AND JUSTICE Chair: Heith Copes, University of Alabama at Birmingham

QUANTITATIVE, QUALITATIVE, AND MIXED METHODS RESEARCH: EXAMINING THE METHODOLOGY TYPE IN LEADING AND REGIONAL CCJ JOURNALS Matthew S. Crow, University of West Florida; Jeremy Sparks, University of West Florida; John Ortiz Smykla, University of West Florida

COMPREHENDING THE CRIMES BEHIND THOSE WHITE-COLLARS: MAKING A CASE FOR THE NECESSITY OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH METHODOLOGIES Paul Klenowski, Clarion University of Pennsylvania

BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS TO EXPLORE TEEN DATING VIOLENCE Deirdra Matthews, St. John’s University; Judith A. Ryder, St. John’s University

VOICING CONCERNS ABOUT CAMPUS CLIMATE Wendelin Hume, University of North Dakota; Moussa Nombre, University of North Dakota

IN THEIR WORDS. PARTICIPATORY WORK WITH YOUTH EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS: PERSPECTIVES ON CRIMINAL AND SOCIAL JUSTICE Jenn Robinson, Conestoga College

Saturday, March 17, 2012

th 11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT #435 O’Neill, 4 Floor

PANEL: FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AND SECURITY RESEARCH Chair: Charles Johnson, University of Maine at Presque Isle

SECURITY'S IMPACT ON THE AIRLINE MARKET: FRIEND OR FOE Jibey Asthappan, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

PARTICIPANT-OBSERVER REPORT ON THE U.S. BORDER PATROL CITIZENS ACADEMY Charles Johnson, University of Maine at Presque Isle; Dana Austin, University of Maine at Presque Isle; Andrew Lepesque, University of Maine at Presque Isle; Nathan Cronkite, University of Maine at Presque Isle

WHO IS WHO IN THE INTERNATIONAL DRUG TRADE: A PROFILE OF THE DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY’S MOST DANGEROUS DRUG OFFENDERS Carl Williams, Sam Houston State University; John Marks, Kennesaw State University

NAXALISM, SALWA JUDUM AND HUMAN RIGHTS CRISIS IN INDIA Dipa Dube, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur; Bhagwan Gawali, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur

th 11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT #436 Odets, 4 Floor

PANEL: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON VICTIMIZATION Chair: Armando Saponaro, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”

DEFINING THE ROLE OF THE VICTIM IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM: COMPARED PARADIGMS AND MODELS Armando Saponaro, University of Bari, “Aldo Moro”

CRIMINAL VICTIMIZATION IN TURKEY Onder Karakus, Turkish National Police Academy; Oguzhan Basibuyuk, Turkish National Police Academy

THE LINK BETWEEN DEVIANCE AND VICTIMIZATION AMONG A TAIWANESE POPULATION Shih-Ya Kuo, West Virginia State University; Steven J. Cuvelier, Sam Houston State University

th 11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT #437 Wilder, 4 Floor

PANEL: ISSUES IN INEQUALITY, ECONOMIC CONDITIONS AND GENETICS, CYBERFEMINIST COMMUNITIES, AND THE ELECTRONIC CRIMINAL RECORD Chair: Kishonna Leah Gray, Eastern Kentucky University

TESTING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STATE INCOME GAPS AND FINANCIALLY MOTIVATED CRIMES Zachary Kyte, University of New Haven; Tracy L. Tamborra, University of New Haven

ENVIROECOGENETICS Tracy Andrus, Wiley College

Saturday, March 17, 2012

NEW MEDIA, CULTURE, AND CYBER FEMINISM: EXPRESSIONS OF DEVIANCE IN VIRTUAL COMMUNITIES Kishonna Leah Gray, Eastern Kentucky University; Christie Bowles, Eastern Kentucky University

THE ELECTRONIC SCARLET LETTER, CRIMINAL BACKGROUNDING AND POLICY OPTIONS Daniel S. Murphy, Appalachian State University

th 11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT #438 Ziegfeld, 4 Floor

PANEL: MANAGING HIGH-RISK POPULATIONS WITHIN PRISON WALLS Chair: Danielle Shields, University of Wyoming

FROM THE STREETS TO WITHIN THE WALLS OF A PRISON: GANGS IN CUSTODY Danielle Shields, University of Wyoming; Brianna L. Best, University of Wyoming

VIOLENT VIXENS: AN EXAMINATION OF AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR REPORTED BY INCARCERATED FEMALES Wendi Goodlin-Fahncke, University of Toledo; Kelly Cheeseman, Messiah College

LIFERS AND LIFE COURSE THEORY Jennifer M. Miller, University Arkansas at Little Rock

th 11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT #439 Brecht, 4 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: INCARCERATED MOTHERS IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM

Moderator: Lorie Nicholas, Federal Bureau of Prisons/John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Discussants: Mia Y. Ramdial, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Tanisha Gray, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Zelma W. Enriques, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

th 11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT #440 Hart, 4 Floor

PANEL: WOMEN OFFENDERS Chair: Lisa Hicks, Georgia Gwinnett College

INDIVIDUALISTIC AND COLLECTIVIST PERCEPTIONS OF INCARCERATED WOMEN IN PRISON SOCIETIES Lisa Hicks, Georgia Gwinnett College

THE INCREASED USE OF INCARCERATION FOR WOMEN DRUG OFFENDERS Tonya Ham, Buffalo State College

FEMALE RELIGIOUS TERRORISTS: THE SUICIDE BOMBERS Livia Szekely, University of Northern Colorado

Saturday, March 17, 2012

th 11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT #441 Juilliard, 5 Floor

PANEL: FROM THE CLASSROOM BOOK TO THE BIBLE: EXAMINING CORRECTIONAL REHABILITATION PROGRAMS AND THEIR IMPACT ON OFFENDER RECIDIVISM Chair: Lacey Rohleder, University of Cincinnati

THE IMPACT OF EDUCATION PROGRAMS ON PRISON POPULATIONS Julie Raines, Marist College; Ivan Godfrey, Marist College

SAVED, SALVAGED, OR SUNK: THE EFFECTS OF FAITH-BASED INTERVENTIONS ON OFFENDER RECIDIVISM Lacey Rohleder, University of Cincinnati

VOCATIONAL TRAINING WITHIN CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS Jennifer A. Darrow, Sacred Heart University; Michael O. Foley, Western Connecticut State University

MEASURING CORRECTIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMMING Daniel R. Lee, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Dennis M. Giever, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

th 11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT #442 Imperial, 5 Floor

PANEL: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON HATE CRIME Chair: Barbara Perry, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

ISLAMOPHOBIC VIOLENCE IN CANADA: PRELIMINARY FINDINGS Barbara Perry, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

POLICE OFFICERS’ PERCEPTIONS OF GENDER-MOTIVATED VIOLENCE IN CANADA Ryan Scrivens, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

HATE CRIME IN CROATIA TODAY Phyllis B. Gerstenfeld, California State University, Stanislaus

THE GEOGRAPHY OF HATE CRIME Jeffery P. Dennis, State University of New York, Oneonta

THE EFFECTS OF HATE ON RACIAL MINORITY COMMUNITIES AND DEVELOPING EFFECTIVE RESPONSE METHODS James Pace, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

th 11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT #443 Broadhurst, 5 Floor

PANEL: ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE PRACTICE Chair: Victoria S. Beck, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

SHOULD AGE OF SEXUAL CONSENT LAWS BE USED BY STATES TO DETER TEEN PREGNANCY? Victoria S. Beck, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh; Stephanie K. Boys, Indiana University Indianapolis; Eric W. Beck, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

Saturday, March 17, 2012

ETHICAL DECISION-MAKING FOR FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY CASES Ted Atwood, University of San Diego; Linda Dalton, University of San Diego; Ronn Johnson, University of San Diego

THE IMPACT OF POLICE ETHICS TRAINING ON DISCIPLINARY INFRACTIONS Julie Raines, Marist College

th 11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT #444 Belasco, 5 Floor

PANEL: FOSTERING RELATIONSHIPS WITHIN THE PRISON WALLS Chair: Lynn Urban, University of Central Missouri

READING FOR CHANGE: THE PROCESS OF IMPLEMENTING AN INMATE PARENTING PROGRAM Renee Dorothy Lamphere, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Timothy J. Holler, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Brandon T. Stroup, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Daniel Lee, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Jason Spraitz, University of Wisconsin Eau Claire

EVALUATING THE TURNING POINTS PARENTING CURRICULUM AT CHILLICOTHE (MO) CORRECTIONAL CENTER: THE IMPACT ON PARENTING SKILLS Lynn S. Urban, University of Central Missouri; Barbara Burton, PATCH of Chillicothe

CHAINS OF LOVE Connie Ireland, California State University, Long Beach; Brenda Vogel, California State University, Long Beach

th 11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT #445 Lyceum, 5 Floor

ROUNDTABLE: POLICE TRAINING, INNOVATIONS, AND PRACTICE

Moderator: Maria Haberfield, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

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TOWARD UNDERSTANDING BLACK JUVENILE HOMICIDE INCIDENTS Camille Gibson, Prairie View A&M University; Rochelle Cobbs, Prairie View A&M University; James Walton, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater; Darren Beneby, Prairie View A&M University

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MURDERERS OF POLICE OFFICERS: WHAT DO THEY HAVE IN COMMON? Michael Walker, Passaic County Community College; Maria (Maki) Haberfeld, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Dow Horwitz, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Calen Albert, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

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RAPE VICTIM UTILIZATION OF FORMAL SUPPORT SERVICES Crystal Tosi, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

THE REPEAT SEXUAL VICTIMIZATION OF ADOLESCENTS AT SCHOOL Marie Tillyer, University of Texas at San Antonio; Brooke Gialopsos, College of Mount St. Joseph; Pamela Wilcox, University of Cincinnati

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PANEL: EVOLVING JUVENILE JUSTICE WITHIN COURTS Chair: Christopher M. Bellas, Youngstown State University

SEPARATE BUT EQUAL: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF JUVENILE AND ADULT COURTS Christopher M. Bellas, Youngstown State University

JUVENILE ADJUDICATION: REFRAMING THE ROLES OF RACE AND GENDER BY AGE Weston J. Morrow, Arizona State University

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THE EFFECT OF PREVENTIVE DETENTION ON OUT-OF-HOME PLACEMENT Kareem L. Jordan, University of Central Florida

ALL THE WAY HOME: THE STATUS OF JUVENILE CURFEW LAWS Cody J. Stoddard, Central Washington University; Benjamin Steiner, University of South Carolina; Craig Hemmens, Missouri State University; Katherine Bennett, Armstrong Atlantic State University

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MENTAL HEALTH COURT ISSUES Jamie Jovette Wagner, Texas Southern University

JUDICIAL ACTIVISM IN CANADA: SEARCH AND SEIZURE ANALYSIS USING A MULTIDIMENSIONAL APPROACH Richard Jochelson, University of Winnipeg; Michael Weinrath, University of Winnipeg; Melanie Murchison, Carleton University

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CLOSURE AND ITS MYTHS: DO VICTIMS’ FAMILIES BENEFIT FROM THE DEATH PENALTY Judy Eaton, Wilfrid Laurier University

MARSHALL IN THE MIDWEST: A TEST OF THE MARSHALL HYPOTHESES AT A SMALL, RURAL, PRIVATE, LIBERAL-ARTS UNIVERSITY Stacy Parker, Muskingum College

EXONERATION FROM THE DEATH HOUSE: THE STRUGGLE IS JUST BEGINNING Karli Rutherford, Western Kentucky University

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Cary Adkinson, Ph.D. Sam Houston State University Master of Science Degree David Barlow, Ph.D. Florida State University The Department of Criminal Justice Melissa Barlow, Ph.D. offers a graduate course of study leading Florida State University to the degree of Master of Science in Lorenzo Boyd, Ph.D. Criminal Justice. Northeastern University Sara Brightman, Ph.D. The program of study is designed to Western Michigan University produce graduates who have the research Joe Brown, Ph.D. skills and theoretical knowledge to obtain Prairie View A&M University professional, managerial and research Robert Brown, Ph.D. positions in a variety of justice-related University of Cincinnati fields and/or pursue doctoral degrees in Miriam DeLone, Ph.D. Florida State University criminal justice or criminology.

Michael DeValve, Ph.D. Sam Houston State University The program requires a minimum of 33 semester hours of graduate study and has Bonnie Grohe, Ph.D. University of Texas at Arlington both a thesis and a non-thesis option.

Lori Guevara, Ph.D. University of Nebraska at Omaha Students may complete the graduate program on our campus, online, or a Emily Lenning, Ph.D. Western Michigan University combination of both.

Elizabeth Quinn, Ph.D. Sam Houston State University FSU is a constituent institution of the University of North Carolina. Angela Taylor, Ph.D. Rutgers University www.uncfsu.edu/crimjust/ DOCTORAL AND MASTER’S PROGRAMS Areas of Concentration: Crime and Crime Policy; Justice and Law; Justice Organizations, Administration and Leadership

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THE PROGRAM Faculty Award-winning Faculty CATHERINE A. GALLAGHER (University of Maryland) — Associate Professor. Director of the Cochrane Collaboration College for Policy. Health care and justice agencies, health Rigorous Training and safety of justice-involved persons, juvenile justice, federal data collections DEVON JOHNSON (University of California, Los Angeles) — Director of Graduate Policy Relevant Programs and Associate Professor. Public opinion on criminal justice issues, race and criminal justice, politics of crime and justice policy, survey methods HIGHLIGHTS CHRISTOPHER S. KOPER (University of Maryland) — Associate Professor. Firearms, violence, and public policy, police and crime control, organizational change in policing, • Significant Graduate policy and program evaluation, assessment of crime trends Student Funding BRIAN LAWTON (Temple University) — Assistant Professor. Geographic correlates of • Faculty Mentorship of crime, theories and explanations of deviance, police discretion Graduate Students CYNTHIA LUM (University of Maryland) — Associate Professor. Policing, crime and place, criminal justice evaluation research, democratization and justice, counterterrorism • Opportunities for Student STEPHEN MASTROFSKI (University of North Carolina Chapel Hill) — University Professor. Research and Publishing Director of the Center for Justice Leadership and Management. Police discretion, police organizations and their reform, systematic field observation methods in criminology • Collaborations with LINDA M. MEROLA (George Washington Law School & Georgetown University) — Justice Agencies Assistant Professor. Law and society, civil liberties, terrorism, public opinion, media, • Outreach to Policymakers political psychology and Practitioners SHANNON PORTILLO (University of Kansas) — Assistant Professor. Interim Director of the Center for Justice, Law & Society. Law and society, social equity and diversity issues, organizational theory, public management, qualitative methods AFFILIATED CENTERS DANIELLE S. RUDES (University of California, Irvine) — Assistant Professor. CENTER FOR ADVANCING Organizational change, community corrections, prisons, law and society, prisoner reentry, qualitative methods CORRECTIONAL EXCELLENCE FAYE S. TAXMAN (Rutgers University) — University Professor. Director of the Center for CENTER FOR EVIDENCE-BASED Advancing Correctional Excellence. Health services and correctional research, evidence based CRIME POLICY courts and corrections, program design and interventions, experimentation and evaluation

CENTER FOR JUSTICE, LAW C. ALLAN TURNER (University of Southern California) — Research Professor. Corrections, homeland security, security technology, threat, risk and vulnerability assessment AND SOCIETY DAVID WEISBURD (Yale University) — Distinguished Professor. Director of the Center CENTER FOR JUSTICE LEADERSHIP for Evidence-based Crime Policy. Police innovation, geography of crime, experimental AND MANAGEMENT criminology, statistics and research methods, white collar crime

COCHRANE COLLABORATION JAMES WILLIS (Yale University) — Assistant Professor. Police organizations, police reform, police decision making, punishment in an historical context COLLEGE FOR POLICY DAVID B. WILSON (Claremont Graduate University) — Department Chair and Professor. Crime prevention and correctional treatment programs, meta-analysis, quantitative VISIT US research methods cls.gmu.edu MATTHEW T. ZINGRAFF (Bowling Green State University) — Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Programs. Crime and social control, police behavior, biased-based policing, racial profiling Learn, Manage, and Lead in Global Criminal Justice A New Master of Science in Criminal Justice in Metropolitan Atlanta with an International Focus

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Degree programs The Texas Juvenile Crime Prevention Center Undergraduate (BS) offers training to • Criminal Justice • Criminal Justice Professionals • Criminal Justice with Juvenile • Juvenile Justice Professionals Justice Specialization • Social Services Professionals & Public School Officials • Psychology Graduate (MS) Continuing Education Credits are awarded for • Juvenile Justice • Texas Juvenile Probation Commission (TJPC) • Juvenile Forensic Psychology • Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor (LCDC) • Texas Commission for Law Enforcement Officer Standards PhD & Education (TCLEOSE) (pending) • Juvenile Justice • Marriage & Family Counseling (MFC) • Clinical Adolescent Psychology The Psychology Clinic began its operation in 2011 to serve Scholarships • The college community • 100 Club scholarships are • As a training clinic, and available for Criminal Justice • Students’ mental health needs. students (peace officers) • Limited undergraduate scholarships available (competitive) • Assistantships are available for qualified Masters and PhD applicants (competitive) P RAI RIE VIEW A&M UNIVERSITY * The Academic Common Market is available for College of Juvenile Justice and Psychology students from certain Texas Juvenile Crime Prevention Center Southern states. (Non- P.O. Box 519, Mail Stop #2600, Prairie View, TX 77446-0519 residents may pay in-state tuition based on academic (936) 261-5207 | Fax (936) 261-5252 | [email protected] standing) Dr. Dennis E. Daniels, Interim Dean Sam Houston State University

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Doctor of Philosophy Master of Arts in Criminal Justice and Criminology Master of Science in CJ Leadership and Management Master of Science in Criminal Justice Master of Science in Forensic Science • Master of Science in Security Studies

Why Pursue a Ph.D. @ SHSU?

• Requires a Research Assessment • Generous travel funding for graduate Portfolio, preparing students to author students to present papers at academic publishable articles for peer-reviewed conferences. academic journals. • Faculty and graduate students have • Competitive funding for graduate research opportunities within several students. institutes located in the Criminal Justice Center. • Graduate students are matched with faculty to facilitate mentorship and • Our Ph.D. alumni have distinguished development of their research agendas. themselves in criminal justice through research, publications, teaching, • Ph.D. students have the opportunity and active leadership in national to teach undergraduate classes as organizations, such as ACJS and ASC. independent instructors.

For more information, contact Doris Pratt at 936.294.3637 or [email protected]. A Member of The Texas State University System

TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY-SAN MARCOS NOW OFFERS A Ph.D. DEGREE IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Why a Ph.D. from Texas State University’s Department of Criminal Justice? The department has 24 full-time faculty members with backgrounds in criminology/criminal justice, law, sociology, and psychology. The Center for Geospatial Intelligence and Investigation is headed by Dr. Kim Rossmo who is the world’s leading expert on geographic profiling. Doctoral students are both traditional, full-time students and part-time, working professionals. Doctoral teaching assistantships are available.

New Faculty in 2010-2011: Dr Marcus Felson, Dr Mitch Chamlin, Dr. Beth Sanders

The Department of Criminal Justice at Texas State University-San Marcos offers a doctoral program for (1) criminal justice professionals who seek advanced education and (2) students who will pursue academic appointments at colleges and universities in Texas and around the nation. Texas State University-San Marcos is located in the heart of the central Texas corridor, near sixteen state criminal justice offices and thirteen Texas counties, including Travis (Austin) and Bexar (San Antonio). The university’s geographic proximity to state criminal justice agency headquarters for law enforcement, criminal courts, and corrections, and to managers and executives in these agencies, makes it an ideal location for offering a doctoral-degree program.

The doctoral program is part of a vibrant department, with approximately 1,000 bachelor's students and 150 master’s students, and 40 doctoral students. Faculty members are involved in a wide range of applied and basic research. A list of faculty and their research interests is available at www.cj.txstate.edu/people/faculty.

For more information, contact: Dr. Mark Stafford, Doctoral Coordinator * [email protected] * (512) 245-5410 * www.cj.txstate.edu Students have the opportunity to select specialized areas of study within the criminal justice field, including areas such as investigative science, law enforcement and criminal behavior.

 Full– time and part-time options.

 Over 30 full-time faculty members, with specializations in areas such as Criminology, Law Enforcement, Victimology, National Security, Forensic Science and Law and Public Policy.

 Scholarships, Graduate Assistantships and Teaching Fellowships for qualified students.

 A selective program that enables each student to receive individual instruction and mentoring.

 Located in suburban West Haven, CT and part of the Greater New Haven Community.

 Strong relationships with a wide range of public and private organizations which offer graduate students significant opportunities to develop data sources and research opportunities. Also offering Bachelors Programs in Criminal Justice & Forensic Science, and Masters Programs in Criminal Justice, Forensic Science & National Security. University of New Haven Graduate Admissions 300 Boston Post Road West Haven, CT 06516 (203) 932.7440 Toll-free (800) DIAL.UNH (800.342.5864) EXT. 7440 [email protected] www.newhaven.edu CALL FOR PAPERS

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 A peer reviewed online journal.

 Created by investigators for investigators.

 Free and easy access through the website.

 Research papers, case studies, book reviews.

For More Information

Contact James M. Adcock, PhD Managing Editor Investigative Sciences Journal www.investigativesciencesjournal.org [email protected] 203-545-6546

Copyright 2011 by James M. Adcock, PhD ICPSR SUMMER PROGRAM In Quantitative Methods of Social Research

June−July, 2012

The annual ICPSR Summer Program in Quantitative Methods is a comprehensive, integrated program of studies in research design, statistics, data analysis, and social science methodology. In 2012, the program will include criminal justice workshops organized by the National Archive of Criminal Justice Data (NACJD).

• Quantitative Analysis of Crime and Criminal Justice A four-week course including hands-on analysis of major national data collections such as the National Crime Victimization Survey, sponsored by the Bureau of Justice Statistics, Department of Justice.

Dates, details, and applications will be available at www.icpsr.umich.edu/sumprog by early 2012. All workshops provide a modest stipend for lodging and travel; space is limited. Additional workshops may be offered.

For More Information (after January 1, 2012) Contact the ICPSR Summer Program [email protected] 734.763.7400 www.icpsr.umich.edu/sumprog

Visit the NACJD booth to see what’s new!

2012 Annual Meeting

Northeastern Association of Criminal Justice Sciences

Intellectuals or Entrepreneurs? Criminal Justice Education and Practice in the 21st Century

Roger Williams University Bristol, Rhode Island

June 6-9, 2012

AnnMarie Cordner, Program Chair Dept. of Criminal Justice Kutztown University [email protected]

We at NEACJS are dedicated to the advancement of Criminal Justice as a science, a profession and as an educational discipline. We believe that we have a responsibility and a voice in establishing and executing the policies associated with our discipline. Criminal Justice is dynamic and requires constant involvement by those of us who hold positions within our respective organizations that allow us to drive policy decisions in a positive direction. NE ACJS is fortunate to have many dedicated and hard-working members who are in large part responsible for many of the advances that have taken place and will continue to take place in the world of Criminal Justice.

If you are not a member of our wonderful organization and you are from our area please consider joining NEACJS. Please visit us at the NEACJS Table located in the vendor’s exhibition space during this conference.

The NEACJS website is located at: www.neacjs.org

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Southern Criminal Justice Association One Ocean Resort & Spa, Atlantic Beach, FL September 26-29, 2012

Examining Criminal Justice Bases, Beginnings, and Bureaucracies on the Beach

Angela West Crews, President David C. May, Program Chair Marshall University Eastern Kentucky University

Time for a well-deserved break from the daily grind as we convene in sunny Atlantic Beach, Florida! This location has it all within steps of the hotel- the beach, shopping, eating and drinking, golfing, fishing, boating, live entertainment, and a luxurious on-site spa where you can unwind after a long day of attending presentations. Make this your ONE conference for 2012! Great rates on rooms (all with ocean view) and significantly reduced rates for oceanfront balcony rooms (these are limited, so book early)!

The deadline for proposals is July 15, 2012.

Please email questions to Dr. David May at [email protected]. mmccjjaa mmiiddwweesstteerrnn ccrriimmiinnaall jjuussttiiccee aassssoocciiaattiioonn CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS 2012 Annual Meeting Thursday, September 27 – Saturday, September 29, 2012

Please submit abstracts* no later than August 20, 2012 to Brandon Kooi, Program Chair Aurora University Associate Professor 347 S. Gladstone Avenue Dunham Hall #226 Aurora, Illinois 60506-4892 Office: (630) 844-4236 Fax: (630) 844-7830 Email: [email protected]

Conference hotel The Inn of Chicago 162 East Ohio Street Chicago, Illinois 60611 (312) 787-3100 Toll Free: 1-800-557-2378 Just minutes away from the Magnificent Mile

Students interested in entering The Outstanding Student Paper Competition must submit papers to Brandon Kooi at the address above, no later than August 20, 2012. Email attachments in Microsoft Word format are preferred.

For more information, visit www.mcja.org

*All program participants are required to pre‐register for the conference and to provide their own transportation and meeting expenses. LCD projectors will be available in the meeting rooms. No overhead projectors or computers will be provided. Additional audio/video equipment is the responsibility of the presenter. Individuals wanting additional equipment must either bring equipment to the conference or make arrangements through the audio‐visual provider. CALL FOR CONFERENCE PAPERS

Southwestern Association of Criminal Justice

Annual Meeting October 4-6 2012

In Houston, Texas

Conference Theme for 2012: “A Decade of Homeland Security: Lessons Learned”

Abstracts should be submitted electronically to*:

Lorie Rubenser, Ph.D. [email protected]

Visit www.swacj.org for details

DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACTS: Midnight; September 14, 2012

*No person’s name may appear more than twice on the program.

Western Association of Criminal Justice

The 2012 Annual Meeting of the Western Association of Criminal Justice will be held in beautiful Coeur d'Alene, Idaho at the Coeur d'Alene October 16-October 19, 2012 The Coeur d’Alene is located on the shore of beautiful Lake Coeur d’Alene, in the heart of the quaint downtown district offering unique shopping, dining & entertainment. It is 35-40 minutes from the Spokane International Airport, and 10 minutes from the Coeur d’Alene Airport and offers scheduled transportation in their limo vans. We look forward to seeing you in Idaho!

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MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION

Overview of ACJS

The Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences is an international organization established in 1963 to foster professional and scholarly activities in the field of criminal justice. ACJS promotes scholarly research and professional activities within the discipline of criminal justice for both educators and practitioners. The Academy also provides a forum for disseminating ideas related to issues in research, policy, education, and practice within the field. Additionally, the Academy offers sections that address special interests of the members.

The Academy attributes its success in creating this dynamic professional association to the composition of its membership. ACJS is comprised of members from a variety of backgrounds including: ♦ Scholars who are international in scope and multidisciplinary in orientation, ♦ Professionals from all sectors of the criminal justice system, and ♦ Students seeking to explore the criminal justice field as future scholars or practitioners.

Through the vital interchange of ideas among these groups, ACJS members develop and share knowledge about critical issues regarding crime, criminal and social justice.

Membership Advantages Sections Optional and Available to Academy members only. ♦ Online subscription to Justice Quarterly, a journal published six times per year, devoted to the development of knowledge in the ♦ Community College: The Community College Section seeks to broad area of criminal justice. While the field of criminal justice is further the interests of community colleges, junior colleges, the primary focus of Justice Quarterly, scholarship and research in vocational/technical schools, two-year programs, and law related areas are solicited. The journal provides a multidisciplinary enforcement and correctional academies. forum for scholars using diverse methodologies to disseminate ♦ Corrections: The Corrections Section encourages research and knowledge and innovations about justice issues and processes. theory development related specifically to this field. ♦ Online subscription to the Journal of Criminal Justice Education, a ♦ Critical Criminology: The Critical Criminology Section promotes quarterly journal devoted to criminal justice education and empirical and theoretical work on the ways in which ethnic/racial, teaching. class, and gender inequality contribute to crime and social control. ♦ Online subscriptions to Justice Quarterly and the Journal of ♦ International: The International Section promotes international Criminal Justice Education provide access to current and all back information exchange, criminal justice research, curriculum issues of these journals. development, and general international networking. ♦ Subscription to the ACJS Employment Bulletin, updated and posted ♦ Juvenile Justice: The Juvenile Justice Section promotes twice a week on our web site at www.acjs.org. It offers a listing of communication between academics and practitioners as well as professional employment opportunities in the field. research and theory in the area. ♦ Subscription to ACJS Today, the official newsletter of the Academy, ♦ Law and Public Policy: The Law and Public Policy Section seeks published online five times per year. The newsletter provides to raise awareness of law and public policy concerns relevant to information about a variety of criminal justice-related issues. criminal justice issues. ♦ Professional growth, collegial contact, and networking opportunities ♦ Minorities and Women: The Minorities and Women Section through participation in the Academy’s Annual Meetings. focuses on issues related to these populations. ♦ An employment exchange at the Annual Meeting affords ♦ Police: The Police Section strives to build networks among police professionals the opportunity to share information and conduct practitioners, researchers, and educators. employment interviews. ♦ Restorative and Community Justice: The mission of the ♦ Book exhibits at the Annual Meeting provide access to new criminal organization is to: provide a professional arena for academics, justice publications and publishing companies’ representatives. educators, justice agency practitioners, and victim advocates ♦ A membership directory facilitates contacts among researchers, interested in developing restorative and community justice theory; educators and practitioners. conduct policy-relevant research on restorative and community ♦ Discounts on advertising in the Employment Bulletin (applies to justice practices; and educate individuals, organizations, Institutional members only). institutions, and governmental entities about restorative and ♦ Opportunity to participate in the leadership of the Academy through community justice principles and practices. elected office and service on committees. ♦ Security and Crime Prevention: The Security and Crime Prevention Section’s primary mission is to promote the professional ♦ Opportunity to participate in the Sections of the Academy. growth and development of its members through service and ♦ Opportunity to vote in all ACJS general elections (does not apply to education to the academic and practical field of security. Student members). ♦ Victimology: The Victimology Section focuses on crime

victimization, interpersonal violence, child maltreatment, and trauma and victim services.

The Academy is a professional organization supporting affirmative action to ensure equal opportunities in programs, activities, and employment, regardless of race, religion, national origin, age, sexual orientation, and/or gender.

By joining the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, members agree to comply with the Academy’s Code of Ethics. The Code of Ethics is available for review at www.acjs.org

ACJS P.O. Box 960 Greenbelt, MD 20768 Phone: 301-446-6300/800-757-ACJS 2012 Membership Application Fax: 301-446-2819

www.acjs.org / Email: [email protected] To avoid errors, please print or type your information.

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Please provide an email address for voting and online access to ACJS journals. □ Include contact information on ACJS mailing list □ Include contact information in ACJS online member directory

Membership is January 1, 2012, through December 31, 2012

Membership Categories and Dues (Please Check):

By joining ACJS, you agree to comply with the ACJS Code of Ethics, which can be found in ACJS Hot Topics at www.acjs.org.

One Year Three Years Five Years 2012 2012-2014 2012-2016 Regular Membership □ $75 □ $210 □ $350 Student* □ $30 Institutional □ $300 □ $885 □ $1,475 Sustaining □ $150 Lifetime □ $1,125 OR □ Three Annual Payments of $375 ACJS Student Scholarship Fund □ $10 OR (Voluntary Donation) □ ______

*A copy of student identification card or letter from institution verifying status must accompany this form. Student membership or renewal will not be activated until proof of student status is received by the National Office.

2012 ACJS Section Membership Categories and Dues (Please Check): Only Available With Paid ACJS Membership. **Please note that Student section memberships are ONLY available to Student members of ACJS.

□ $10 Community College □ $35 Minorities and Women □ $15 Corrections □ $10 Minorities and Women (STUDENT)** □ $10 Corrections (STUDENT)** □ $37 Police □ $10 Critical Criminal Justice □ $20 Restorative and Community Justice □ $20 International □ $ 0 Restorative and Community Justice (STUDENT)** □ $15 International (STUDENT)** □ $ 5 Restorative and Community Justice Student Fund Donation □ $15 Juvenile Justice □ $35 Security and Crime Prevention □ $10 Law and Public Policy □ $20 Victimology □ $ 0 Victimology (STUDENT)**

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PH.D. STUDENT MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION

As a current Ph.D. student in the Criminal Justice or Criminology field, the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences offers you a ONE YEAR FREE MEMBERSHIP. This offer is good at any time BEFORE you graduate. Even if you are already a member, you can use this offer to cover your membership for one year while you are a doctoral student.

The Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences is an international organization established in 1963 to foster professional and scholarly activities in the field of criminal justice. ACJS promotes scholarly research and professional activities within the discipline of criminal justice for both educators and practitioners. The Academy also provides a forum for disseminating ideas related to issues in research, policy, education, and practice within the field. Additionally, the Academy offers sections that address special interests of the members.

The Academy attributes its success in creating this dynamic professional association to the composition of its membership. ACJS is comprised of members from a variety of backgrounds including: ♦ Scholars who are international in scope and multidisciplinary in orientation, ♦ Professionals from all sectors of the criminal justice system, and ♦ Students seeking to explore the criminal justice field as future scholars or practitioners.

Through the vital interchange of ideas among these groups, ACJS members develop and share knowledge about critical issues regarding crime, criminal and social justice. For more information, please visit our website at www.acjs.org.

Membership Advantages Sections (Included in the One-Year Free Membership) (Optional; Membership Requires Section Dues Payment)

♦ ♦ Online subscription to Justice Quarterly, a journal published six Community College: The Community College Section seeks to times per year, devoted to the development of knowledge in the further the interests of community colleges, junior colleges, broad area of criminal justice. While the field of criminal justice is vocational/technical schools, two-year programs, and law the primary focus of Justice Quarterly, scholarship and research in enforcement and correctional academies. related areas are solicited. The journal provides a multidisciplinary ♦ Corrections: The Corrections Section encourages research and forum for scholars using diverse methodologies to disseminate theory development related specifically to this field. knowledge and innovations about justice issues and processes. ♦ Critical Criminology: The Critical Criminology Section promotes ♦ Online subscription to the Journal of Criminal Justice Education, a empirical and theoretical work on the ways in which ethnic/racial, quarterly journal devoted to criminal justice education and class, and gender inequality contribute to crime and social control. teaching. ♦ International: The International Section promotes international ♦ Online subscriptions to Justice Quarterly and the Journal of information exchange, criminal justice research, curriculum Criminal Justice Education provide access to current and all back development, and general international networking. issues of these journals. ♦ Juvenile Justice: The Juvenile Justice Section promotes ♦ Subscription to the ACJS Employment Bulletin, updated and posted communication between academics and practitioners as well as twice a week on our web site at www.acjs.org. It offers a listing of research and theory in the area. professional employment opportunities in the field. ♦ Law and Public Policy: The Law and Public Policy Section seeks ♦ Subscription to ACJS Today, the official newsletter of the Academy, to raise awareness of law and public policy concerns relevant to published online five times per year. The newsletter provides criminal justice issues. information about a variety of criminal justice-related issues. ♦ Minorities and Women: The Minorities and Women Section ♦ Professional growth, collegial contact, and networking opportunities focuses on issues related to these populations. through participation in the Academy’s Annual Meetings. ♦ Police: The Police Section strives to build networks among police ♦ An employment exchange at the Annual Meeting affords practitioners, researchers, and educators. professionals the opportunity to share information and conduct ♦ Restorative and Community Justice: The mission of the employment interviews. organization is to: provide a professional arena for academics, ♦ Book exhibits at the Annual Meeting provide access to new criminal educators, justice agency practitioners, and victim advocates justice publications and publishing companies’ representatives. interested in developing restorative and community justice theory; ♦ A membership directory facilitates contacts among researchers, conduct policy-relevant research on restorative and community educators and practitioners. justice practices; and educate individuals, organizations, institutions, and governmental entities about restorative and ♦ Opportunity to participate in the leadership of the Academy through community justice principles and practices. elected office and service on committees. ♦ Security and Crime Prevention: The Security and Crime ♦ Opportunity to participate in the Sections of the Academy. Prevention Section’s primary mission is to promote the professional

growth and development of its members through service and education to the academic and practical field of security. ♦ Victimology: The Victimology Section focuses on crime victimization, interpersonal violence, child maltreatment, and trauma and victim services.

The Academy is a professional non-profit membership organization supporting affirmative action to ensure equal opportunities in programs, activities, and employment, regardless of race, religion, national origin, age, sexual orientation, and/or gender.

By joining the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, members agree to comply with the Academy’s Code of Ethics. The Code of Ethics is available for review at www.acjs.org.

PH.D. STUDENT MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION

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Email:  One-Year FREE Ph.D. Student Membership with Online Access to ACJS Journals

Please note: To obtain this complimentary membership, you must submit proof of your Ph.D. student status (either a copy of your student identification card from your institution stating that you are a Ph.D. student, a transcript, or a departmental letter confirming your enrollment in the doctoral program).

Optional Section Memberships

 Community College $10.00  Law and Public Policy $10.00  Corrections (Student) $10.00  Minorities and Women (Student) $10.00  Critical Criminal Justice $10.00  Police $37.00  International Section (Student) $15.00  Restorative and Community Justice (Student) $ 0.00  Juvenile Justice $15.00  Security and Crime Prevention $35.00  Victimology $ 0.00

PAYMENT INFORMATION For Section Memberships ONLY

Payment Method:  Check (Make check payable to the ACJS; must be in US dollars from a US Bank)

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By joining ACJS, you agree to comply with the ACJS Code of Ethics, which can be found in ACJS Hot Topics at www.acjs.org

Please mail this application along with optional section dues payment to:

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Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences

Certification for Academic Programs

The Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Certification Standards for Academic Programs were approved May 2, 2005 and amended October 28, 2005 by the ACJS Executive Board. The goal of ACJS in adopting these Standards and implementing a Certification Review process is to measurably improve the quality of criminal justice education. For several years, ACJS had Minimum Standards for Criminal Justice Education and these standards were used in a peer review process through ACJS Academic Review. The new standards and process represent an evolution from “peer review” to “certification”. The ACJS Certification is designed to evaluate evidence-based compliance with the Certification Standards.

What do we mean by compliance with standards? The ACJS Executive Board will Certify those programs that undergo ACJS Certification Review and that have demonstrated, through substantive, credible evidence, the program meets or exceeds all parts of every standard. The emphasis is on evidence, not intention. Programs are required to provide evidence of program quality & effectiveness based on program outcome assessment.

The Certification Standards are broken into nine sections, each of which has specific Standards and Recommended Indicators. The sections are:

 A: Program Mission & History  B: Program Structure & Curriculum  C: Faculty  D: Admission & Articulation  E: Resources  F: Student Services  G: Integrity  H: Program Quality & Effectiveness  I: Branch Campuses, Additional Locations, and Other Instructional Sites

The Certification Standards for Academic Programs and Process for Undergoing Review are available for Associate, Baccalaureate, and Master’s degree programs. You can access these Standards at the following web addresses:

Associate Degree Process and Standards - http://www.acjs.org/pubs/167_667_12020.cfm Baccalaureate Degree Process and Standards - http://www.acjs.org/pubs/167_667_12021.cfm Master’s Degree Process and Standards - http://www.acjs.org/pubs/167_667_12024.cfm

The Application for Program Certification and other documents can also be downloaded from the Certification page on the ACJS website: http://www.acjs.org/pubs/167_667_3517.cfm

Certification Contact for Further Information: ACJS Executive Director, Dr. Mittie D. Southerland at [email protected]

Call for Presentations, Invitation to Participate, and Abstract Submission System

ACADEMY OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE SCIENCES 2013 ANNUAL MEETING

March 19-23, 2013 Sheraton Dallas Hotel Dallas, Texas

“The Politics of Crime and Criminal Justice”

Craig Hemmens, ACJS President Missouri State University

Lorenzo M. Boyd, Program Chair Fayetteville State University Department of Criminal Justice Fayetteville, NC 28301 Email: [email protected]

Christine Famega, Deputy Program Co-Chair California State University-San Bernardino

Nicole Piquero, Deputy Program Co-Chair University of Texas at Dallas

The Program Committee requests submissions by September 10, 2012. The final deadline for submissions is September 28, 2012. Please note that the online submission system will close at midnight EST on September 28th.

ACJS 2013 Program Topic Areas and Committee Members

Please look through ALL program topic areas prior to your submission to find the one that best fits your paper topic. Submission deadline through the ACJS website is requested by September 10, 2012. The absolute final submission deadline is September 28, 2012.

Each topic area has two co-chairs: (1) The first one person listed is responsible for soliciting/creating two panels—one with complete papers and one roundtable.

(2) The second person listed is responsible for receiving the individual abstract submissions via the ACJS website and creating panels from the submitted papers.

Co-Deputy Program Chairs Program Chair Christine Famega Lorenzo M. Boyd California State University-San Bernardino Fayetteville State University

[email protected] Nicole Piquero University of Texas at Dallas Research Showcase Local Arrangements Christine Famega TBD California State University-San Bernardino Author Meets Critics: Student Panels: Nicole Piquero Nicole Parsons-Pollard University of Texas at Dallas Virginia State University

Policing Police Administration and Management Police Personnel Issues Bill King Gennaro Vito Sam Houston State University University of Louisville

Joseph Schaefer Kim Lersch Southern Illinois University-Carbondale University of South Florida Polytechnic Police Special Units and Technology Police Behavior and Decision-Making Ken Novak John Crank University of Missouri-Kansas City University of Nebraska-Omaha

Janice Ahmad Andy Giacomazzi University of Houston-Downtown Boise State University Evaluation of Policing Strategies Police-Community Interactions Vivian Lord Geoff Alpert UNC-Charlotte University of South Carolina

Brett Garland Greg DeLone Missouri State University Fayetteville State University

Courts and Law Pretrial Proceedings Specialty Courts Fran Bernat Lori Guevara Texas A&M International University Fayetteville State University

Sue Carter Collins Elizabeth Maier Georgia State University University of Central Oklahoma Sentencing Death Penalty Cassia Spohn Bob Bohm Arizona State University University of Central Florida

Nancy Marion Alan Patenaude University of Akron University of Regina Criminal Procedure Marvin Zalman Wayne State University

Christopher Morse John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Corrections Institutional Corrections Correctional Personnel Issues Faith Lutze Eric Lambert Washington State University Wayne State University

Ben Steiner Jody Sundt University Nebraska-Omaha Portland State University Rehabilitation and Treatment Community Corrections and Probation Mary Stohr Ed Latessa Missouri State University University of Cincinnati

Simone Branham Valerie Bell American Intercontinental University Loras College Reentry/Parole Issues Special Needs Offenders Shannon Barton-Bellessa Howard Henderson Indiana State University Sam Houston State University

Shannon Fowler Kimberly Dodson University of Houston-Downtown Western Illinois University-Quad Cities Jails Brandon Applegate University of South Carolina

Alexis Miller Northern Kentucky University

Juvenile Justice Juvenile Courts and Legal Issues Juvenile Corrections Chad Trulson Pete Benekos University of North Texas Mercyhurst College

Ashley Blackburn Lorna Grant University of Houston-Downtown North Carolina Central University Schools and Crime Delinquents, Status Offenders, and Gangs David Mueller Camille Gibson Boise State University Prairie View A&M University

Marianne Hudson Francis Williams Boise State University Plymouth State University

Criminological Theory Critical and Conflict Theories Social Control Theory Barbara Sims Matt Robinson Pennsylvania State University-Harrisburg Appalachian State University

Aida Hass Wesley Jennings Missouri State University University of South Florida Strain Theory Biosocial and Psychological Theories Travis Pratt Kevin Beaver Arizona State University Florida State University

Jeff Maahs Jon Cooper University of Minnesota-Duluth Boise State University Rational Choice Theory and Situational Approaches Social Learning and Differential Association Theories Marcus Felson Courtney Franklin Texas State University Sam Houston State University

Mark Stafford Travis Franklin Texas State University Sam Houston State University Theory Testing Media and Crime Alex Piquero Roslyn Muraskin University of Texas at Dallas CW Post-Long Island

Jean McGloin Cary Adkinson University of Maryland Fayetteville State University

Criminal Behavior White Collar Crime Organized Crime Brian Payne Mitch Roth Georgia State University Sam Houston State University

Peter Collins Denise Gosselin Seattle University Western New England University Political Crime Environmental Crime Willard Oliver Mike Lynch Sam Houston State University University of South Florida

Matt Nobles Ron Burns Sam Houston State University Texas Christian University

Sex Crimes Drugs and Alcohol and Crime Joan Crowley Mary Dodge New Mexico State University University of Colorado at Denver

Ivy Yarckow-Brown Angela Taylor Missouri State University Fayetteville State University Internet Crime Domestic/Family Crime George Higgins Charles Corley University of Louisville Michigan State University

Florence Ferguson Emily Wright American Intercontinental University University of Nebraska-Omaha Hate Crimes Carolyn Petrosino Bridgewater State University

Paula Rector Missouri State University

Comparative/ International Criminal Justice Terrorism and Transnational Crime Comparative/International Policing and Security Phillip Reichel Richard Bennett University of Northern Colorado American University

Marlyn Jones Ed Day California State University-Sacramento Pennsylvania State University-Altoona Comparative/International Courts Comparative/International Corrections Patti Salinas Rosemary Gido Missouri State University Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Tana McCoy Stephanie Kirven Roosevelt University Sacred Heart University Homeland Security Issues Jeff Rush Austin Peay State University

Michael DeValve Fayetteville State University

Research Methods Quantitative Methods Qualitative Methods Jeff Walker Dean Dabney University of Arkansas-Little Rock Georgia State University

Gavin Lee Heith Copes University of Arkansas-Little Rock University of Alabama-Birmingham

Gender and Crime Claire Renzetti University of Kentucky

Stacy Mallicoat California State University-Fullerton

Race and Crime Janice Joseph Richard Stockton College

Jibey Asthappan Richard Stockton College

Restorative Justice Michael Gilbert University of Texas-San Antonio

Rachel Hardesty Portland State University

Security and Crime Prevention Bob Hanson University of Northern Michigan

Stephanie Mizrahi California State University-Sacramento

Victimology Leah Daigle Georgia State University

Beth Quinn Fayetteville State University

Criminal Justice Education Teaching Pedagogy Technology/Online/Distance Education Richard Hartley Stacy Moak University of Texas-San Antonio University of Arkansas-Little Rock

Ricky Gutierrez William Wells California State University-Sacramento Sam Houston State University Community Colleges Assessment Patrick Faiella Barbara Peat Massasoit Community College Indiana University Northwest

Holly Dershem-Bruce Brenda Sims Blackwell Dawson Community College Georgia State University Administrative Issues Todd Clear Rutgers University

Betsy Kreisel University of Central Missouri

NOTE: All papers presented at the 2013 ACJS Annual Meeting are to be original works never before published, printed, or accepted for presentation elsewhere.

All attendees at the ACJS Annual Meeting shall abide by the ACJS Code of Ethics. A copy of the Code of Ethics can be found on the ACJS website, www.acjs.org.

Program Guidelines

All program participants are required to pre-register for the conference and to provide their own transportation and meeting expenses. The form for downloading and submitting pre-registration is available at www.acjs.org on the Annual Meeting page of the website.

Abstracts should be submitted only once via the ACJS website. DO NOT SEND ABSTRACTS DIRECTLY TO THE TOPIC AREA CHAIRS. If you have questions about your submission, please send them to the Program Chair, Lorenzo Boyd at [email protected]

LCD projectors will be available in the meeting rooms. No laptops/computers or overhead projectors will be provided. Additional audio/video equipment is the responsibility of the presenter. Individuals wanting additional equipment must either bring their own equipment to the conference or make arrangements through the hotel for equipment rental.

ACJS Program Participation Options

Research Showcase The Research Showcase is a collection of visual displays of research that encourages informal interaction between authors and audience. The primary author of a Research Showcase presentation must be in attendance and committed to standing near his or her presentation throughout the allotted Friday 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. session.

Paper Presentations Panels consist of four or five presenters of written papers and a panel chair. Presenters make formal presentations of completed works. The panel chair opens and closes the session and coordinates questions and comments from the audience. Participants who select this option are expected to send their finished papers to the Panel Chair two weeks prior to the conference.

Roundtables Roundtables are open discussions of a topic, organized by a moderator and involving several individual discussants with special knowledge or expertise in the topic area. No formal papers are presented. Often the discussion concerns diverse viewpoints or findings in a topic area.

Feature Panels Each topic area has co-chairs. One of the co-chairs is responsible for soliciting papers for a complete panel and discussants for a roundtable presentation. These complete panels and roundtables will be featured in the conference program.

Complete Panels A complete panel consists of coordinating the arrangement of four papers related to a common theme. The person facilitating the complete panel must include a panel chair, panel title, and four papers with all supporting information for the papers at the time of submission to the website. Participants involved in this option are expected to send their finished papers to the Panel Chair two weeks prior to the conference

Student Authored Paper Panels Undergraduate and graduate student authors may submit their papers to a regular topical area of their choice where they will present with other faculty and practitioners. However, students have the option to submit their papers for presentation on an all- student panel. These panels are on a variety of topical areas, and are designed to facilitate initial presentations in a supportive and welcoming environment. Participants who select this option are expected to send their finished papers to the Panel Chair two weeks prior to the conference. Students who select this option should send to a “student panel” and NOT to a topical area.

DEADLINES September 10, 2012 Requested submission of abstracts and information. September 28, 2012 Final deadline for abstracts and information. October 5, 2012 Participants notified by email of acceptance/rejection of abstracts. December 1, 2012 Draft program available at www.acjs.org. Participants are asked to review and provide corrections and notification of conflicts to [email protected] by December 20, 2012. January 25, 2013 Final program available at www.acjs.org. Participants are asked to consult the final program for presentation dates/times/locations as these may have changed from the draft program. February 15, 2013 Completed papers for panel presentations due to panel chairs. Consult the final online program (www.acjs.org) for panel and panel chair information.

Submission Procedures

All submissions must be made via the ACJS webpage: http://www.acjs.org. The submission system for the 2013 annual meeting will be available no later than June 1, 2012. Do not send submissions directly to the individual committee members. Please note that the ACJS Annual Program book is created from the information you submit online. To reduce the number of errors in the program, please review and verify that all the information you enter into the submission form is complete and correct before you click the submit button. Please be sure that the first and last names are in the appropriate places.

Before beginning the submission process, please have all the following required information available. All submissions must include: 1. Submission Type (Click on the appropriate submission type): research showcase, paper presentation, roundtable, complete panel, or student panel. When submitting a complete panel, the chair information and information for up to four papers must be entered. 2. Title of paper, research showcase presentation, roundtable or complete panel. 3. An abstract of no more than 100 words must be submitted for each paper and roundtable. An abstract should be included for each paper on the complete panels. When submitting a complete panel, the chair’s form will include requested times and dates for the panel. This is a benefit of putting together a complete panel. 4. Contact information for each author, presenter, chair, etc. [Note: Paper submissions are limited to the presenter and five co-authors.] a. Name b. Affiliation c. Mailing Address d. Voice Telephone Number e. Mobile Telephone Number f. Fax g. Email Address

Call for Nominations Academy Awards

To be presented at the

2013 ACJS Awards Ceremony

Sheraton Dallas Dallas, Texas

2013 ACJS Awards – Nominations Deadline – June 1, 2012

Bruce Smith Sr. Award Academy Fellow Award Academy Founder's Award Outstanding Book Award The William L. Simon/Anderson Publishing Outstanding Paper Award The Michael C. Braswell/Anderson Publishing Outstanding Student Paper Award ACJS Minority Mentorship Grant Award Donal MacNamara Award

SAGE Junior Faculty Professional Development Teaching Award – Nominations Deadline – October 22, 2012

2013 ACJS Outstanding Mentor Awards -- Nominations Deadline – November 1, 2012

Award descriptions, nominations criteria, and submission information are available in the “Awards” Section of the ACJS website at www.acjs.org.

Mark Stafford ACJS Awards Committee Chair Texas State University - San Marcos [email protected]

CALL FOR NOMINATIONS

The ACJS Nominations and Elections Committee is soliciting nominations for the following Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences offices: Second Vice President, Secretary, Trustee-at-Large, Region One Trustee, and Region Five Trustee. All candidates for office must be regular ACJS members in good standing. The individuals who are elected will take office at the Friday 2013 ACJS Executive Board Meeting.

The person elected to the office of Second Vice President will have a four-year term of office on the ACJS Executive Board and will hold the offices of Second Vice President, First Vice President, President, and Immediate Past President in turn. The person elected to the office of Secretary will have a three-year term. The person elected to the office of Trustee-at-Large will have a three-year term. The person elected to a Regional Trustee position will have a three-year term. Only current ACJS Regular members living in the Region (One or Five) and having been a member of the respective regional association for at least one full year may run for the respective Trustee position. Region One includes Connecticut, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, and the Canadian Provinces of New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, and Quebec. Region Five includes the states of Alaska, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming, the Canadian Provinces of Alberta and British Columbia, and the Pacific Territories and Possessions.

Individuals seeking ACJS office may achieve candidacy by either petition or nomination. Individuals who use the petition process automatically secure candidacy, as long as the petitions are deemed to meet the minimum number of signatures required. Individuals who are nominated for office shall compete for placement on the slate via review by the Nominations and Elections Committee, which will make a recommendation to the ACJS Executive Board regarding the final slate of candidates.

Those nominating individuals for ACJS office are expected to contact the nominee to ensure that the nominee is willing to run for the office in question. An ACJS member seeking an office via petition must obtain seventy-five (75) signatures of Regular ACJS members in good standing. The petition must state the name and complete address of the candidate, e-mail address, home and office phone numbers, and the office the candidate is seeking. To facilitate verification, the petition must also include the clearly printed name, signature, and institutional affiliation or address of each ACJS member signing it and the signature date. More than one petition form may be submitted on behalf of a specific candidate.

Nomination Forms Must Be Postmarked By July 1, 2012. The Nomination Form can be accessed directly from the ACJS Home Page or at: http://www.acjs.org/pubs/uploads/callfornominationsFORM.doc.

Petition Forms Must Be Received No Later Than June 15, 2012. The Petition Form can be accessed directly from the ACJS Home Page or at: http://www.acjs.org/pubs/uploads/Petition.doc.

Mail all nominations and petitions to: Melissa Barlow, Chair ACJS Nominations and Elections Committee Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences 7339 Hanover Parkway, Suite A Greenbelt, MD 20770.

Address any questions to the Committee by contacting Dr. Barlow at [email protected] or (910) 672-1972.

As per ACJS Policy 303.01, the following rank-ordered criteria will be used by the Nominations and Elections Committee in making recommendations to the ACJS Executive Board regarding the final slate of candidates.

1. Dependability, demonstrated experience, record of accomplishments. 2. Demonstrable service to the Academy. 3. Demonstrable record of scholarship or contributions to the field of criminal justice.

ACJS Policy 104.01 states its goal of inclusivity. ACJS seeks to provide opportunities for all its members to participate in the business of the Academy, including policy and decision-making.

NOTE: The final slate of candidates approved by the ACJS Executive Board will be asked to complete a Candidate’s Information Form. This document will include length of ACJS membership, previous service for ACJS, previous service to other criminal justice organizations, major publications, and a candidate’s statement.

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THIS DIRECTORY CONTAINS PARTICIPANT CONTACT INFORMATION AND PARTICIPANT EVENT NUMBERS

Bayside, Queens New York, NY 11364 A (718) 281-5176 [email protected] Abdul-Karim, Nadia 329(97) University College London Ajanovic, Alamadin 23 35 Tavistock Square Georgia Gwinnett College London, WC1H 9EZ Criminal Justice/Criminology England School of Liberal Arts (770) 786-8761 1000 University Center Lane [email protected] Lawrenceville, GA 30043 (770) 271-3595 Abdul-Ra'uf, Bakhitah 223 [email protected] Radford University PO Box 6934 Akanji, Tajudeen 380 Radford, VA 24142 Foundation For The Victims of Child Abuse (540) 818-0007 Nigeria VCAF [email protected] 47, Ajose Adeogun Street, Utako PMB 739, Garki GPO Abedinezhadmehrabadi, Zahra 269 Abuja, FCT ng001 Tarbiat Modares University Nigeria Jalal Al-e-Ahmad St. 2.35E+12 No.408, Ghaem Building. [email protected] Tehran, Tehran 1411713116 Iran Alarid, Leanne 61, 113 +98-9374711163 University of Texas-San Antonio [email protected] Department of Criminal Justice 501 W. Cesar Chavez Blvd. Acevedo, Summer 353 San Antonio, TX 78207 Federal Bureau of Investigation (210) 458-2976 Indian Country Crimes Unit [email protected] 935 Pennsylvania Ave NW Washington, DC 20535 Albert, Calen 450 (202) 234-1618 John Jay College of Criminal Justice [email protected] 899 Tenth Avenue New York, NY 10019 Ackerman, Alissa 348 [email protected] University of Washington, Tacoma 1900 Commerce Street Albrecht, James 426 P.O. Box 358425 Pace University Tacoma, Washington 98402 23 Craig Road (253) 692-4737 Islip Terrace, NY 11752-1903 [email protected] (917) 826-0646 [email protected] Adams, Charles 232 Bowie State University Alexander, A. Daktari 182 14000 Jericho Park Rd Seattle University Bowie, MD 20715 Criminal Justice Department (301) 860-3126 901 12th Avenue [email protected] Seattle, Washington 98122 (206) 296-2483 Aday, Ronald 85, 155 [email protected] Middle Tennessee State University Department of Sociology, Box 10 Alkahlout, Laila 318 Murfreesboro, TN 37129 Arizona State University (615) 898-2125 4909 W Joshua Blvd Apt 1129 (615) 653-1967 (mobile) Chandler, AZ 85226 [email protected] (704) 726-9633 [email protected] Adcock, Jim 222 Clayton State College Allen, Jonathan 292 Texas State University Aderin, Victoria 176 601 University Dr. John Jay College of Criminal Justice San Marcos, TX 78666 Department of Psychology (206) 579-1619 557 West 59th Street [email protected] New York, NY 10019 (212) 237-8000 Allen, Vladimir 347 [email protected] North Carolina Central University 1801 Fayetteville St Adger, Jennifer 184, 252 Durham, NC 27707 Columbia University (919) 949-6224 175 Kent Avenue, Apt 403 (919) 530-5291 (fax) Brooklyn, NY 11249 [email protected] (917) 674-4585 [email protected] Alomosh, Ahmad 273 University of Sharjah Aguilera, Ana 287 Po Box 27272 Sharjah Texas A&M International University Sharjah, Sharjah 2727 5201 University Blvd. U.A.E Canseco Hall 302J 97165585958 Laredo, TX 78041 [email protected] (956) 326-2529 [email protected] Alper, Mariel 47 University of Maryland Ahmad, Janice 329(113) Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice University of Houston Downtown College Park, MD 20742 (757) 470-9599 Äikäs, Rose Marie 376 [email protected] CUNY - Queensborough Community College Social Science Department Medical Arts Building Room M-120 222-05 56th Avenue Alpert, Geoffrey 72 Anderson, Valerie 329(79), 329(81), 329(82), 329(85), University of South Carolina, and Michigan State University 329 (87), 429 Centre of Excellence in Policing and Security Psychology Building Griffith University East Lansing, MI 48824 1305 Greene Street (630) 217-0429 Columbia, SC 29208 [email protected] [email protected] Andresen, Martin 27, 60 Altheimer, Irshad 78 Simon Fraser University Wayne State University School of Criminology Department of Criminal Justice 8888 University Drive 3263 FAB Burnaby, British Columbia V5A 1S6 Detroit, MI 48202 Canada (313) 577-6089 (778) 782-7628 [email protected] [email protected]

Altunbas, Fuat 97 Andros, Aneta 329(60) 3640 Old Denton Rd #1006 Central Connecticut State University Carrollton, TX 75007 Dept. of Criminology and Criminal Justice (940) 465-9682 1615 Stanley Street [email protected] New Britain, CT 06050 (860) 832-3142 Alvi, Shahid 84 [email protected] UOIT 2000 Simcoe Street North Andrus, Tracy 321, 437 Oshawa, Ontario L1H 7K4 Wiley College Canada 711 Wiley Ave (905) 721-8668 Marshall, TX 75670 [email protected] (903) 472-2762 [email protected] Ames, Cherie 427 Fayetteville State University Ansari, Samiullah 225, 271 1200 Murchinson Rd. Salem State University Criminal Justice Department Criminal Justice Department Lauretta Taylor Building 352 Lafayette Street Fayetteville, NC 28301 317 Harrington Building (910) 672-2272 Salem, MA 01970 [email protected] (978) 542-2380 [email protected] Amirault, Joanna 27 Simon Fraser University Apodaca, Camille 171 8888 University Dr. John Jay College of Criminal Justice Burnaby, British Columbia V5A 1S6 1408 85th Street Canada North Bergen, NJ 07047 (604) 787-1530 (201) 428-8952 [email protected] [email protected]

Ammar, Nawal 84 Applegate, Brandon 206, 329 (JCJE5) University of Ontario Institute of Technology University of South Carolina 2000 Simcoe Street North Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice Oshawa, Ontario L1H 7K4 1305 Greene St Canada Columbia, SC 29208 (905) 721-3159 (803) 777-7065 [email protected] [email protected]

Amora, David 205 Applewhite, Myesha 45 Council of State Governments The University of Texas at Dallas Director Criminal Justice/ [email protected] Mental Health Consensus Project 100 Wall Street, 20th Floor Apriceno, MaryBeth 410 New York, NY 10005 John Jay College of Criminal Justice (646) 383-5719 445 West 59th Street (917) 656-9041 (mobile) Office of Honors Awards and [email protected] Special Opportunities 3300N New York, NY 10019 Ananthakrishnan, Vidhya 255 (917) 670-4960 Vera Institute of Justice [email protected]

Anastasio, Phyllis 89, 329(56) Archambault, Kyle 295 Saint Joseph's University University of Ottawa Department of Psychology Department of Criminology 5600 City Avenue Ottawa, Ontario Philadelphia, PA 19131 Canada (610) 660-1807 (215) 817-1686 (mobile) Archbold, Carol 303 (610) 660-1819 (fax) North Dakota State University [email protected] Department of Criminal Justice and Political Science Anderson, Christine 214, 325, 406 NDSU Dept. 2315 Western Illinois University Fargo, ND 58105 3561 60th Street (701) 231-5697 Moline, IL 61265 [email protected] (309) 762-9481 ext. 62270 (319) 651-1684 (mobile) Areh, Igor 369 (309) 762-6989 (fax) University of Maribor [email protected] Arias, Kevin 445 John Jay College 899 Tenth Avenue Dept.of Law and Police Science New York, NY 10019 (212) 237-8032 [email protected] Armour, Marilyn 164, 212 Auffart, Shentell 98 University of Texas-Austin York College of Pennsylvania Institute for Restorative Justice & Behavioral Sciences Department Restorative Dialogue Country Club Road 1925 San Jacinto Blvd. York, PA 17403-3651 Austin, TX 78712 (717) 815-1515 (512) 471-7911 (717) 849-1649 (fax) [email protected] [email protected]

Armstrong, Jennifer 144, 247 Austin, Dana 435 University of the Fraser Valley University of Maine at Presque Isle School of Criminology and Criminal Justice 181 Main Street 33844 King Road Presque Isle, ME 04769 Abbotsford, British Columbia V2S 7M8 (509) 220-7718 Canada [email protected] (604) 854-4500 [email protected] Austin, Denise 70 Portland State University Arnett, Bevin 52 3333 SE Cesar E. Chavez Boulevard, #24 University of Central Missouri Portland, OR 97202 Department of Criminal Justice (503) 206-9695 Hum 300 [email protected] Warrensburg, MO 64093 (660) 543-4950 Avdija, Avdi 238 [email protected] Indiana State University 4284 S 5th St. Apt. 4 Arslan, Hasan 11, 86 Terre Haute, IN 47802 Western New England University (812) 237-9653 33 Weston St. [email protected] Wilbraham, MA 01095 (936) 668-1769 Ayers, Lee 398 [email protected] Southern Oregon University 1250 Siskiyou Blvd Arsovska, Jana 284 Ashland, OR 97520 John Jay College of Criminal Justice (541) 552-6505 Sociology Department (541) 821-1508 (mobile) 889 Tenth Avenue (541) 552-6439 (fax) New York, NY 10019 [email protected] (646) 557-4436 [email protected] Azaola, Elena 432 Kaplan University Arter, Michael 194 Bartolache 1956 Penn State Altoona Col Del Valle, 03100DF 3000 Ivyside Park Mexico 101F Cypress Building [email protected] Altoona, PA 16601 (814) 949-5649 [email protected]

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Cansler, Casey 136 Carlson, Joseph 105, 329(13) Missouri State University University of Nebraska at Kearney Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice 2218 Founders Hall 901 S. National Ave. Kearney, NE. 68849 Springfield, MO 65897 (308) 865-8961 (816) 878-4324 (mobile) [email protected] [email protected] Carriaga, Michael 196, 228 Cao, Liqun 450 The University of Texas at Dallas University of Ontario Institute of Technology 2929 Wycliff Ave. Unit 2210 Faculty of Social Science and Humanities Richardson, TX 75080 Oshawa, Province L1G 0A5 (575) 302-9038 Canada [email protected] (905) 721-8668 ext. 3804 [email protected] Carrington, Sr., Keith 329(33) St. John's University Caplan, Joel 270 College of Professional Studies Rutgers School of Criminal Justice 8000 Utopia Parkway 123 Washington St. Jamaica, NY 11439 5th Fl. (718) 990-2042 Newark, NJ 07102 (917) 940-3641 (mobile) (718) 990-1868 (fax) Capowich, George 228 [email protected] Loyola University New Orleans 6363 St. Charles Avenue Carroll, Bruce 18 Campus Box 30 Texas Christian University New Orleans, LA 70118 TCU Box 298720 (504) 865-3126 Fort Worth, TX 76129 (901) 497-8019 (mobile) (817) 257-5846 (504) 865-3229 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] Carrozzo, Peter 414 Capps, Jennifer 79 John Jay College Metropolitan State College of Denver 899 Tenth Avenue Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology Dept. of Law and Police Science Campus Box 10, P.O. Box 173362 Room 422 Denver, CO 80217-3362 New York, NY 10019 (303) 556-3104 (212) 237-8032 (720) 839-6935 (mobile) [email protected] (303) 556-5357 (fax) [email protected] Carson, Jennifer 113 University of Central Missouri Caputo, Gail 96 Humphreys Building 300 Rutgers University Warrensburg, MO 64093 (660) 543-4275 Cares, Alison 240 [email protected] Assumption College 500 Salisbury Street Carter, David 235 Worcester, MA 01609 Michigan State University (508) 767-7608 School of Criminal Justice [email protected] 560 Baker Hall East Lansing, MI 48824-1118 Carey, Kate 329(86) (517) 355-2197 St. Xavier University [email protected] 3700 W. 103rd Street Chicago, IL 60608 Carter, Jeremy 189, 235, 270 (773) 719-3774 University of North Florida [email protected] Deaprtment of Criminology and Criminal Justice 1 UNF Dr Cargill, Ayden 404 Jacksonville, FL 32224 Prairie View A&M University (904) 620-1723 c/o Alpha Phi Sigma [email protected] College of Juvenile Justice & Psychology P.O. Box 519, MS 2600 Cassell, Caitlyn 295 Prairie View, TX 77446 University of Winnipeg [email protected] 515 Portage Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 2E9 Carlock, Arna 271 Canada University at Albany School of Criminal Justice Castle, Tammy 11 135 Western Ave James Madison University DR 219 90 Bluestone Dr., MSC 1205 Albany, NY 12222 Harrisonburg, VA 22807 (512) 736-9451 (540) 568-5929 (518) 442-4266 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] Catenacci, Lauren 288 Carlson, Corey 378, 428 Columbia University, Teachers College Prairie View A&M University 509 W 121st St College of Juvenile Justice and Psychology Apt 604 P. O. Box 519 New York, NY 10027 MS 2600 (407) 535-2883 Prairie View, TX 77446-0519 [email protected] (480) 652-7060 [email protected]

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Doerner, William 147, 356 Douglas, Kirk 404 Florida State University Prairie View A&M University College of Criminology & Criminal Justice c/o Alpha Phi Sigma 318 Hecht House College of Juvenile Justice & Psychology Tallahassee, FL 32306-1127 P.O. Box 519, MS 2600 (850) 644-7372 Prairie View, TX 77446 [email protected] (936) 261-5228 [email protected] Doerner, William 356 Florida State University Dowling, Jerry 167 Department of Economics Sam Houston State University Tallahassee, FL 32306-2180 College of Criminal Justice (850) 644-7372 Box 2296 [email protected] Huntsville, TX 77341 (936) 294-1658 Dolgoff, Erik 139 [email protected] The University of Tampa Downey, Sharece 370, 405 Domingo, Janette 329(JCJE4) Prairie View A&M University John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY 1191 Maler Sealy, TX 77474 Donavant, Brian 329(72) (832) 202-7327 University of Tennessee at Martin [email protected] Department of Behavioral Sciences 119 Sociology Building Drake, Greg 337 Martin, TN 38238 Michigan State University (731) 881-3510 (731) 332-9941 (mobile) Drawbridge, Dara 171 [email protected] Northeastern University 360 Huntington Ave Donner, Christopher 41, 323 Boston, MA 02115 University of South Florida [email protected] Department of Criminology 4202 E. Fowler Ave. Drawve, Grant 329(50) SOC 107 University of Arkansas at Little Rock Tampa, FL 33620 1502 Green Mountain Drive (614) 595-6094 Little Rock, AR 72211 [email protected] (217) 414-3515 [email protected] Donofrio, Andy 432 Retired Police Lieutenant Drayer, Alexander 28, 404 Bergen County Prosecutors Office University of Northern Colorado 350 Ramapo Valley Road 2285 Candaleria Hall Suite 18 Greeley, CO 80639 Oakland, NJ 07436 (970) 351-2749 (551) 427-8821 [email protected] (551) 427-5161 (mobile) [email protected] Dretsch, Elizabeth 22, 392 Troy University Donofrio, Gene 167 400G Adams Hall Ohio 7th District Court of Appeals 501 University Drive 131 West Federal Street P.O. Box 8368 Youngstown, OH 44503 Dothan, AL 36304 (330) 740-2185 (334) 983-6556 ext. 380 (330) 506-0577 (mobile) (334) 701-6181 (mobile) [email protected] (334) 556-1054 (fax) [email protected] Dorssom, Michael 59, 90 Wyoming Survey & Analysis Center (WYSAC) Drummond, Darla 329(80) [email protected] Indiana University of Pennsylvania 915 Centennial Dr. Dotremon, Delilah 329(22) Indiana, PA 15701 Southeastern Oklahoma State University (330) 719-1762 2805 NE Lincoln Road [email protected] Idabel, OK 74745-2421 (580) 376-5214 Dube, Dipa 435 [email protected] Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur B 76 Doucet, Antonio 404 IIT Kharagour Campus Prairie View A&M University West Midnapur, West Bengal 721302 c/o Alpha Phi Sigma India College of Juvenile Justice & Psychology 913222281734 P.O. Box 519, MS 2600 9933951326 (mobile) Prairie View, TX 77446 [email protected] [email protected]

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Gibbs Van Brunschot, Erin 113, 321 Godfrey, Ivan 441 University of Calgary Marist College Department of Sociology 3399 North Road 2500 University Dr NW Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 Calgary, AB T2N 1N4 Canada Godlove, Nicholas 369 (403) 220-6505 Federal District Court (403) 282-9298 (fax) 7207 W Tina Lane [email protected] Glendale, AZ 85310 [email protected] Giblin, Matthew 413 Southern Illinois University Carbondale Criminology & Criminal Justice Mail Code 4504 Carbondale, IL 62901 (618) 453-6360 [email protected]

Goldkamp, John 49, 264, 329(91) Grabowski, Michael 118, 141 Temple University Santa Rosa Junior College Department of Criminal Justice 1501 Mendocino Ave 1115 Polett Walk, Philadelphia, PA 19122 Santa Rosa, CA 95401 Gladfelter Hall, 5th Floor (707) 527-4842 Philadelphia, PA 19122 [email protected] (215) 204-9678 [email protected] Granillo, Latasha 329(90) University of Central Oklahoma Gomez, Amanda 287 14300 N May Ave Texas A&M International University Apt 3203 5201 University Blvd. Oklahoma City, OK 73134 Canseco Hall 302J (405) 816-9571 Laredo, TX 78041 (405) 767-2911 (fax) (956) 326-2529 [email protected] [email protected] Grant, Erin 351 Goodlin-Fahncke, Wendi 329(71), 438 Texas State University University of Toledo 601 University Drive 2801 W. Bancroft Street Academic Hines M.S. 119 San Marcos, TX 78666 Toledo, OH 43606 (512) 736-5943 (419) 530-2231 [email protected] [email protected] Grant, Lorna 197, 347 Goodmark, Leigh 420 North Carolina Central University University of Baltimore School of Law 303 Whiting Criminal Justice Building 5 West Chase St. Durham, NC 27707 Baltimore, MD 21201 (919) 530-5219 (410) 837-5639 (678) 327-5280 (mobile) [email protected] (919) 530-5195 (fax) [email protected] Goodson, Marva 329(85) Michigan State University Grant, Tanya 22 Psychology Building Sacred Heart University East Lansing, MI 48824 5151 Park Avenue (630) 217-0429 Fairfield, CT 06825 [email protected] (203) 396-8362 (203) 982-7829 (mobile) Goodwin, Jeff 286 (203) 365-4892 (fax) New York University [email protected]

Goodwin, Jennifer 329(83) Gravitz, Jennifer 170 University of Missouri-Kansas City National Technical Institute for the Deaf 5215 Rockhill Road 93 Lomb Memorial Drive Room 209 Rochester, NY 14623-5603 Kansas City, MO 64110 (585) 475-6846 (479) 531-9748 [email protected] [email protected] Gray, Elle 20 Gordon, Jill 2, 12, 357 Grand Valley State University Viginia Commenwealth University 401 W. Fulton 923 W. Franklin Street Grand Rapids, MI 49504 Richmond, VA 23284 (616) 331-7130 (804) 827-0901 [email protected] [email protected] Gray, Jennifer 156 Gormley, Paul 453 Muskingum University Northeastern University 375 Cedarhurst Drive 9 Pequot Road Zanesville, OH 43701 Marblehead, MA 01945-1240 (740) 297-3612 (978) 744-8886 [email protected] (617) 308-0098 (mobile) (978) 336-5840 (fax) Gray, Kishonna 231, 437 [email protected] Eastern Kentucky University 467 Stratton Gosselin, Denise Kindschi 2 521 Lancaster Richmond, KY 40475 Gossett, Jennifer 285 (859) 622-8880 Indiana University of Pennsylvania (270) 245-0169 (mobile) Wilson Hall Room 200 [email protected] 441 N. Walk Indiana, PA 15705 Gray, Tanisha 439 (724) 357-5608 John Jay College of Criminal Justice [email protected] Green, David 264 Gould, Laurie A. 329(116) John Jay College of Criminal Justice Georgia Southern University 899 Tenth Ave. New York, NY 10019 Gover, Angela 193, 329(39), 344 (646) 557-4641 University of Colorado Denver [email protected] School of Public Affairs 1380 Lawrence St. Green, Egan 198 Suite 500 Radford University Denver, CO 80240 Criminal Justice Department (303) 315-2474 P.O. Box 6934 [email protected] Radford, VA 24142 (540) 831-5995 [email protected]

Greenberg, Martin 174 Miles College [email protected] Greene, Helen Taylor 329(104) Grommon, Eric 113, 232, 270 Texas Southern University Indiana University-Purdue Houston, TX University at Indianapolis 801 W. Michigan St Greene, Jack 408 BS 3027 Assistant Dean, School of Liberal Arts Indianapolis, IN 46202 Excelsior College (317) 274-4656 7 Columbia Circle [email protected] Albany, NY 12203 (518) 464-8669 Groot, Brittany 28, 266, 404 [email protected] University of Northern Colorado Department of Criminal Justice Greenlees, Kimberly 119 2285 Candaleria Hall Grand Valley State University Greeley, CO 80639 401 W Fulton Street (970) 351-3049 259C DeVos Center [email protected] Grand Rapids, MI 49504-6431 (616) 331-7185 Gross, Laura 257 (616) 331-7155 (fax) Northeastern University [email protected] School of Criminology & Criminal Justice 409 Churchill Gregory, Karie 151 Boston, MA 02115 Michigan State University (617) 373-3339 School of Criminal Justice [email protected] 560 Baker Hall East Lansing, MI 48824 Grossi, Elizabeth 57 (517) 355-2197 University of Louisville [email protected] 226 Brigman Hall Dept of Justice Administration Gregory, Paul 224 Louisville, KY 40292 University of Wisconsin-Whitewater (502) 852-6567 800 W. Main Street (502) 852-0065 (fax) Whitewater, WI 53190-1790 [email protected] (262) 472-1984 [email protected] Grossmann, Jeffrey 95 St. John's University Gregware, Peter 195 8000 Utopia Parkway New Mexico State University Queens, NY 11439 Department of Criminal Justice (718) 990-7436 MSC 3487 [email protected] P. O. Box 30001 Las Cruces, NM 88003-8001 Grundy, Kenneth 283 (575) 646-3316 California State University, Long Beach [email protected] 365 Covered Wagon Drive Diamond Bar, CA 91765 Greider, Kristen 34, 266, 323, 352, 376 (909) 210-0988 University of San Diego [email protected] 5998 Alcala Park MRH 215A San Diego, CA 92110 Guastaferro, Wendy 278 (858) 793-6899 Georgia State University [email protected] PO Box 4018 Atlanta, GA 30302 Griffin, Patricia 277, 334 (404) 413-1028 Saint Joseph's University [email protected] 5600 City Line Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19131 Guevara, Lori 118, 431 (610) 660-1266 Fayetteville State University [email protected] Department of Criminal Justice 1200 Murchison Road Griffin, III, O. Hayden 44, 380 Fayetteville, NC 28348 The University of Southern Mississippi (910) 672-2190 118 College Drive #5127 [email protected] Hattiesburg, MS 39402 (601) 266-4509 Guffey, James 418 [email protected] National University 9320 Tech Center Drive Grillo, Michele 137 Sacramento, CA 95826-2558 Monmouth University (916) 855-4109 Criminal Justice Department (916) 855-4398 (fax) McAllan Hall [email protected] 400 Cedar Avenue West Long Branch, NJ 07764 Guilds, Quinn 329(19) (732) 263-5650 University of Nebraska at Kearney [email protected] 218 W 28th Street Kearney, NE 68845 Groff, Elizabeth 60, 248, 269 (402) 768-1828 Temple University [email protected] 1115 Polett Walk Philadelphia, PA 19147 Guler, Ahmet 150 (215) 204-5164 [email protected] Gunnison, Elaine 281 Seattle University Grohe, Bonnie 19, 377 901 12th Ave. Fayetteville State University P.O. Box 222000 Fayetteville, NC 28301 Seattle, WA 98122-1090 (910) 672-1193 (206) 296-2430 [email protected] (206) 296-5997 (fax) [email protected]

Gunter, Whitney 73 Hagan, Frank 284 Western Michigan University Mercyhurst College Department of Sociology 501 E. 38th St. 2420 Sangren Hall Erie, PA 16546 Kalamazoo, MI 49008-5257 (814) 824-2265 (269) 387-3597 [email protected] [email protected] Hagan, Leslie 353 Guo, Gwo-Jen 316 Executive Office of the US Attorneys National Changhua University of Education US Department of Justice Department of Guidance and Counseling National Advocacy Center No. 1, Jin De Road, 1620 Pendleton St Changhua,, Taiwan 500 Columbia, SC 29201 Taiwan, R.O.C (803) 705-5061 011-886-47-232105 ext. 2221 [email protected] [email protected] Hailey, Shunta 19 Gurer, Cuneyt 32 Fayetteville State University Sivas Emniyet Mudurlugu Sehit [email protected] Fethi Akyuz Caddesi Sivas, 58060 Hakeem, Farrukh 225 Turkey Shaw University 118 E. South Street Guthier, Jake 200 Dept of Social Sciences Missouri State University Raleigh,, NC 27601 Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice (919) 546-8386 901 S. National Ave. [email protected] Springfield, MO 65897 (417) 836-3200 Hakim, Nayab 394 [email protected] Indiana University of Pennsylvania 1469 Philadelphia St. Gutierrez, Diana 417 Indiana, PA 15701 Texas A&M International University (209) 670-4547 5201 University Blvd. [email protected] Canseco Hall 302J Laredo, TX 78041 Hale, W. Chris 95, 318 (956) 326-2529 Louisiana State University, Shreveport [email protected] One University Place Shreveport, LA 71115 Guzy, Neil 213, 430 (318) 797-5295 University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg [email protected] 2525 Route 982 Mt. Pleasant, PA 15666 Halevy, Aryeh 69 (724) 875-0236 Lebanon Valley College [email protected] 1407 Autumn Lane Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 (856) 912-7292 H [email protected]

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Haas, Aida 52 Halloran, Kevin 211 Missouri State University Branford Police Department 33 Laurel St. Haberfeld, Maria (Maki) 58, 225, 327, 389, 414, Branford, CT 06405 445, 450 (203) 481-4241 John Jay College [email protected] Dept. of Law, Police Science and CJA 899 Tenth Ave. Room 422 New York, NY 10019 Ham, Tonya 440 (212) 237-8381 Buffalo State College [email protected] 38 Dakota St. Apt. 5 Haberman, Cory 269 Buffalo, NY 14216 Temple University (716) 874-4392 [email protected] Hadnott, Crystal 286 Texas Southern University Hamilton, Zachary 230, 370 4200 Scotland Street, Apt. 301 Washington State University Houston, TX 77007 Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology (713) 256-0736 Johnson Tower 719 [email protected] P.O. Box 644880 Pullman, WA 99164-4880 Haerle, Darin 79 (509) 335-2455 University of California, Irvine [email protected] Department of Criminology, Law and Society 5300 Social and Behavioral Sciences Gateway Hamm, Leonard 290, 329(29) Irvine, CA 92697-7050 Chief (949) 232-6439 Coppin State University Police Department [email protected] 2500 W. North Avenue Baltimore, MD 21216 (410) 951-3906 [email protected]

Hamrick, Tanner 101 Harms, Joshua 256, 293 Limestone College Middle Tennessee State University 315 Mullinax Circle Box 238 Blacksburg, SC 29702 Murfreesboro, TN 37132 (864) 491-7183 (615) 494-7829 [email protected] (817) 966-5242 (mobile) [email protected] Hanbury, Barbara 304 York College of Pennsylvania Harris, M. Kay 355 441 Country Club Road Temple University York, PA 17403 (717) 968-7643 Harnish, Aaron 77 [email protected] Lancaster Police Department 39 West Chestnut Street Hanes, Carolyn 320 Lancaster, PA 17603 Lebanon Valley College (717) 735-3350 Department of Sociology & Criminal Justice (717) 735-3492 (fax) Annville, PA 17003 (717) 867-6155 Harper, Alexis 45 (717) 575-2223 (mobile) The University of Texas at Dallas (717) 867-6124 (fax) 1801 N. Greenville Ave. #3424 [email protected] Richardson, TX 75081 (432) 770-5990 Hannum, Robert 292 [email protected] University of Denver 2101 S. University Blvd. Harrington, John 380 Denver, CO 80208 The University of Southern Mississippi (303) 871-2115 118 College Drive [email protected] Hattiesburg, MS 39402 (601) 297-7118 Hansen, John 72, 238 [email protected] University of South Carolina 1305 Greene Street Harrington, Rosayln 221 Columbia, SC 29208 Johnson C. Smith University (803) 777-2737 100 Beatties Ford Road (803) 206-7681 (mobile) Charlotte, NC 28216 [email protected] [email protected]

Hanser, Robert 348 Harris, Danielle 27, 79, 171, 312 University of Louisiana at Monroe San Jose State University One Washington Square Harbinson, Erin 329(7) San Jose, CA 95192 University of Cincinnati (650) 714-7118 Division of Criminal Justice [email protected] P.O. Box 210389 Cincinnati, OH 45221 Harris, Philip 446 (513) 556-5848 Department of Criminal Justice [email protected] Temple University 514 Gladfelter Hall Hardesty, Rachel 26 Philadelphia, PA 19122 Portland State University (215) 205-7802 P.O Box 751 [email protected] Portland, OR 97201 (503) 725-9195 Hart, Timothy 329(35) [email protected] University of Nevada, Las Vegas 4505 S. Maryland Pkwy. Hardiman, Timothy 397 Box 5009 American Military University Las Vegas, NV 89154 111 W. Congress St (702) 895-0233 Charles Town, WV 25414 [email protected] (304) 919-9051 (516) 448-8164 (mobile) Hartman, Jennifer L. 329(14) [email protected] University of North Carolina, Charlotte

Harland, Alan 407 Hartung, Edgar 249 Temple University Alvernia University Department of Criminal Justice 400 Saint Bernardine Street Gladfelter Hall Reading, PA 19607 Philadelphia, PA 19083 (610) 796-8230 (215) 204-1506 [email protected] [email protected] Harvey, Barry 283 Harmon, Mark 226, 291 Alvernia University Illinois State University Criminal Justice Department Campus Box 5250 400 Saint Bernardine Street Department of Criminal Justice Sciences Reading, PA 19607 Normal, IL 61790-5250 (610) 796-8482 (309) 438-2729 (610) 858-1449 (mobile) (309) 706-5106 (mobile) [email protected] [email protected] Harvey, Daniel 264 Harmon, Talia 204, 233 Eastern Kentucky University Niagara University Stratton 467 P. O. Box 1941 Richmond, KY 40475 Niagara, NY 14109 (270) 590-4490 (716) 286-9079 [email protected] [email protected] Hass, Aida 44 Missouri State University 901 S. National Avenue Springfield, MO 65897 (417) 836-4890 [email protected] Hassell, Kimberly 237 Helfgott, Jacqueline 269, 281 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Seattle University Post Office Box 786 Criminal Justice Department Milwaukee, WI 53201 901 12th Ave (414) 229-4110 Seattle, WA 98122 [email protected] (206) 296-5477 (206) 954-5132 (mobile) Hauck, Stacy 259 [email protected] California State University, San Bernardino 5500 University Pkwy Hemmens, Craig 2, 61, 114, 139, 175, 249, Department of Criminal Justice Missouri State University 357, 452 San Bernardino, CA 92407 Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice (909) 537-7741 901 South National Avenue [email protected] Springfield, MO 65897 (417) 836-6290 Hawk-Tourtelot, Shila Rene 329(JCJE3) (417) 893-1792 (mobile) University of Arkansas (417) 836-3200 (fax) [email protected] Hayes, David 265 Bergen Community College Hempel, Lynn 230 400 Paramus Road Colorado State University Paramus, NJ 07652 (201) 612-5279 Henderson, Brandy 339 [email protected] University of South Florida College of Community and Behavioral Sciences Hayes, Rebecca 13 Department of Criminology (SOC 334) Central Michigan University 4202 East Fowler Ave 131 Anspach Hall Tampa, FL 33620 Mt Pleasant, MI 48859 (423) 595-8735 (989) 774-2714 [email protected] [email protected] Henderson, Christine 156 Hazlett, Michael 144 Operation Nightwatch Western Illinois University 4320 29th Ave. W 401 Stipes Hall Seattle, Washington 98199 Macomb, IL 61455-1390 (253) 973-1441 (309) 298-2271 [email protected] [email protected] Henderson, Ronald 415 Headley, Rebecca 47 Ivy Tech Community College University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee 102 S. Walnut St PO Box 786 Patterson Bldg 1125 Enderis Hall Munice, IN 47304 Milwaukee, WI 53201 (765) 289-2291 ext. 1110 (612) 849-1014 [email protected] [email protected] Hendy, Helen 379 Heary, Caroline 315 Penn State Schuylkill National University of Ireland 200 University Drive School of Pscyhology Schuylkill Haven, PA 17972 Galway, Ireland (570) 385-6074 [email protected] [email protected] Hebenton, Bill 274, 449 University of Manchester Henninger, Alana 45 Centre for Criminology and Criminal Justice John Jay College of Criminal Justice School of Law CUNY Graduate Center Manchester, M13 9PL 2412 27th Street, Apt 3R UK Astoria, NY 11102 +44-0-161-275-4924 (410) 303-3958 [email protected] [email protected]

Hecht, Michael 30 Henrichson, Chris 255 Pennsylvania State University Vera Institute of Justice [email protected] Henriques, Zelma 43 Hedberg, Eric 199 John Jay College of Criminal Justice Arizona State University Department of Law and Police Science 899 Tenth Ave. Hedlund, Jennifer 329(60) New York, NY 10019 Central Connecticut State University (212) 237-8378 Dept. of Criminology and Criminal Justice [email protected] 1615 Stanley Street New Britain, CT 06050 Herman, Katie 394 (860) 832-2968 Stevenson University [email protected] 1033 Spa Road Apt C Annapolis, MD 21403 Heinonen, Justin 151, 260 (443) 334-2482 Michigan State University [email protected] School of Criminal Justice 560 Baker Hall Hermany, Ryan 425 East Lansing, MI 48824 Alvernia University (517) 355-6653 400 Saint Bernardine Street [email protected] Reading, PA 19607 (484) 400-2161 Held, Warren 425 [email protected] Texas State University 101 Fenway Loop #102 Hickling, Shamma 137 San Marcos, TX 78666 Fayetteville State University (512) 496-5556 Lauretta Taylor Bldg., Room 318 [email protected] 1200 Murchison Rd Fayetteville, NC 28301 (910) 584-2011 [email protected] Hickman, Matthew 269 Hodgson, James 403 Seattle University Virginia State University Criminal Justice Department 1 Hayden Dr., P.O. Box 9036 901 12th Ave Petersburg, VA 23806 Seattle, WA 98115 (804) 524-2980 (206) 296-2484 (434) 547-7733 (mobile) (206) 422-6484 (mobile) (804) 524-6883 (fax) [email protected] [email protected]

Hicks, Lisa 440 Hoedel, Oliver 136 Georgia Gwinnett College Missouri State University Criminal Justice/Criminology Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice School of Liberal Arts 901 S. National Ave. 1000 University Center Lane Springfield, MO 65987 Lawrenceville, GA 30043 (314) 623-2323 (mobile) (678) 973-5054 [email protected] [email protected] Hogan, Michael 230 Hicks, Wendy 179 Colorado State University Loyola University New Orleans 5327 Citrus Blvd. Apt. G143 Hogan, Nancy 44, 78 River Ridge, LA 70123 Ferris State University (504) 835-4450 School of Criminal Justice (504) 296-4329 (mobile) 525 Bishop Hall [email protected] Big Rapids, MI 49307 (231) 591-2664 Higgins, George 41, 142 [email protected] University of Louisville Department of Justice Administration Holbrooks, Johnnie 339 2301 South 3rd Street, 208 Brigman Hall Sul Ross State University Louisville, KY 40292 Department of Public Safety (502) 852-0331 SRSU Box C - 19 [email protected] Alpine, TX 79832 (432) 837-8100 Hilinski-Rosick, Carly 20, 47, 118 [email protected] Grand Valley State University 401 W Fulton Holden, Richard 235 Grand Rapids, MI 49504 University of North Texas at Dallas (616) 331-7169 7400 University Hills Blvd. [email protected] Dallas, TX 75241 (972) 338-1836 Hines, Karl 398 [email protected] Delaware Dept. of Corrections 245 McKee Road Holland, Curtis 423 Dover, DE 19904 Northeastern University (302) 739-5601 [email protected] Holland, Melanie 231 Old Dominion University Hirsch, Marcia 205 Justice Holler, Timothy 444 Queens County Felony Mental Health Court Indiana University of Pennsylvania Queens County Supreme Court, Criminal Term 465 South 6th Street 125-01 Queens Boulevard Indiana, PA 15701 Kew Gardens, NY 11415 (724) 674-5707 (718) 298-1435 [email protected] [email protected] Holleran, David 347 Hirschel, David 240 The College of New Jersey University of Massachusetts Lowell PO Box 7718 Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology 2000 Pennington Road 1 University Ave Ewing, NJ 08628-0718 Lowell, MA 01854 (609) 771-3366 (978) 934-4279 (609) 637-5141 (fax) (978) 934-3077 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] Hollingsworth, Michael 426 Hirtenlehner, Helmut 416 Old Dominion University University of Linz 1242 W Ocean View Ave., Apt 14 Altenberger Strasse 69 Norfolk, VA 25303 Linz, Austria A-4040 (251) 599-0540 Austria [email protected] [email protected] Hollman, Arielle 226 Hochstein, Lucy 223 Florida Southern College Radford University 111 Lake Hollingsworth Drive PO Box 6934 Lakeland, FL 33801 Radford, VA 24142 (941) 592-9220 (540) 230-6565 [email protected] [email protected] Holmes, Bernadette 391 Hochstetler, Andy 320 Norfolk State University Iowa State University Graduate Criminal Justice Program Suite 268 203 East Hall 1881 University Drive Ames, IA 50011-1070 Virginia Beach, VA 23453 (515) 233-4255 (757) 368-6369 [email protected] (757) 368-4381 (fax) [email protected]

Holsinger, Alex 329(55), 349, 373 Hryniewicz, Danielle 149 University of Missouri-Kansas City University of Western Ontario 5215 Rockhill Rd, Room 201 Rm. 5316 Kansas City, MO 64110 Social Sciences Building (816) 235-5288 London, Ontario N6A 5C2 (816) 235-5193 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] Hsu, Henda 256 Holsinger, Kristi 302 University at Albany, SUNY University of Missouri--Kansas City 10 Hamilton Street 5215 Rockhill Road Green Island, NY 12183 Kansas City, MO 64110 (518) 729-6485 (816) 235-1471 [email protected] [email protected] Hu, Ming 329(25) Holt, Karen 201 Zhejiang University John Jay College of Criminal Justice c/o Mengyan Dai 899 Tenth Avenue Dept. of Sociology & CJ 6th floor Old Dominion Univ. New York, NY 10019 Norfolk, VA 23529 (646) 464-1904 (513) 807-3350 [email protected] [email protected]

Holt, Thomas 151, 201, 207 Hubbard, Dana J. 13 Michigan State University Cleveland State University 434 Baker Hall East Lansing, MI 48824 Huck, Jennifer 304 (517) 353-9563 Carroll University [email protected] 100 N East Avenue Waukesha, WI 53033 Hoover, Larry 329(16) (262) 524-7169 Sam Houston State University [email protected]

Hope, Trina 329(48) Hudson, Marianne 254, 338 University of Oklahoma Boise State University 331 Kaufman Hall 1910 Univeristy Drive Department of Sociology Department of Criminal Justice Norman, OK 73019-2033 Boise, ID 83725-1955 (405) 325-3647 (208) 426-1333 (405) 831-1268 (mobile) (208) 713-8540 (mobile) [email protected] (208) 334-2359 (fax) [email protected] Horn, Martin 422 John Jay College of Criminal Justice Huebner, Beth 113 899 Tenth Ave. University of Missouri - St. Louis Dep. of Law, Police Science & CJA [email protected] New York, NY 10019 (646) 557-4824 Huey, Laura 149 [email protected] University of Western Ontario Rm. 5201 Hornberg, Ron 177 Social Sciences Building National Alliance on Mental Illness London, Ontario N6A 5C2 [email protected] Canada (519) 661-2111 ext. 87689 Horwitz, Dov 450 [email protected] John Jay College of Criminal Justice 899 Tenth Avenue Huff, C. Ronald 107 New York, NY 10019 University of California, Irvine [email protected] Dept. of Criminology, Law and Society 2340 Social Ecology II Hoskin, Anthony 228 Irvine, CA 92697-7080 University of Texas of the Permian Basin (949) 798-9281 4901 E. University Blvd. (949) 824-3001 (fax) Odessa, TX 79762 [email protected] (432) 552-2360 (432) 614-2180 (mobile) Hughes, Tom 108, 203 [email protected] University of Louisville 215 Brigman Hall Hossain, Mokerrom 403 Justice Administration Virginia State University SPI 1 Hayden Dr., P.O. Box 9036 Louisville, KY 40292 Petersburg, VA 23806 (502) 852-0332 (804) 524-6875 (502) 852-0335 (fax) (804) 931-3548 (mobile) [email protected] (804) 524-6883 (fax) [email protected] Hughley, Eugene 32 S.P.E.C.T.R.U.M. & Howard, Matthew 329(44) Southern University A & M College University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 2530 Gates Circle, Suite 11 School of Social Work Baton Rouge, LA 70809 325 Pittsboro St. (225) 448-2427 CB # 3550 (773) 791-9662 (mobile) Chapel Hill, NC 27599 (225) 448-2428 (fax) [email protected] [email protected]

Howell, Rebecca 236, 423 Hume, Wendelin 181, 434 University of Alabama University of North Dakota Department of Criminal Justice 211Centennial Drive Stop 8050 Box 870320 Grand Forks, ND 58202-8050 Tuscaloosa, AL 35487 (701) 777-4001 (205) 348-2396 [email protected] [email protected]

Hummer, Don 366 Iftene, Adelina 50, 399 Penn State Harrisburg Queen's University 777 West Harrisburg Pike 24 Kingsgate Pl. W-160 E-2 Olmsted Building Kingston, Ontario K7M7K8 Middletown, PA 17057 Canada (613) 329-7969 Humphrey, Dorothy 316 [email protected] East Carolina University 77 Barnes Street Ignaffo, Dominick 422 Greenville, NC 27858 John Jay College of Criminal Justice (252) 560-8806 899 Tenth Ave. [email protected] Dep. of Law, Police Science & CJA New York, NY 10019 Humphrey, Tamara 113 (646) 781-5392 University of Calgary [email protected] Department of Sociology 2500 University Dr NW Ingenito, April 321 Calgary, AB T2N 1N4 University of Delaware Canada 9 Sullivan Avenue (403) 220-3212 Farmingdale, NY 11735 (403) 836-4854 (mobile) (516) 507-8438 (403) 282-9298 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] Ingram, Jason 412 Humphreys, Leslie 351 Illinois State University Lancaster University Department of Criminal Justice Sciences Fylde College Campus Box 5250 Lancaster, LA14YF Bloomington, IL 61790 UK (309) 438-7103 [email protected] [email protected]

Hunsucker, Jonathan 150 Inman, Cody 329(26) University of Mississippi Indiana University of Pennsylvania 1903 Anderson Rd 875 Fairview Ave D-8 Apt B4 Oxford, MS 38655 Indiana, PA 15701 (901) 326-5432 (724) 550-6190 [email protected] [email protected]

Hunter, Ronald 23, 147 Ioimo, Ralph 59, 306 Georgia Gwinnett College Auburn University, Montgomery Criminal Justice/Criminology 161 Riverwood Lane School of Liberal Arts Alexander City, AL 35010 1000 University Center Lane (334) 244-3691 Lawrenceville, GA 30043 (334) 354-4134 (mobile) (687) 524-6476 (334) 244-3065 (fax) [email protected] [email protected]

Hurley, David 261 Irabor, Daniel 273, 366 The Citadel Prairie View A&M University 171 Moultrie Street P.O.Box 111 Charleston, SC 29409 Hempstead, TX 77445 (843) 953-5072 (785) 727-9079 [email protected] [email protected]

Hurley, Martha 261 Ireland, Connie 444 The Citadel California State University, Long Beach 1250 Bellflower Blvd. Hurwitz, Aaron 97 Long Beach, CA 90840 Ashland University (562) 985-8711 219 Melmore St [email protected] Tiffin, OH 44883 (419) 618-8661 (mobile) Irlbeck, Dawn 239 [email protected] Creighton University 2936 S 159 CIR Hurwitz, Steven 261 Omaha, NE 68130-1973 Tiffin University (402) 280-2565 155 Miami St (402) 650-9043 (mobile) Tiffin, OH 44883 [email protected] (419) 448-3284 [email protected] Isabella, Dean 138 Providence Police Department Hutchison, Bobby 354 325 Washington St Standord University Providence, RI 02903 (401) 243-6110 [email protected]

I Ituarte, Silvina 103 California State University East Bay Iannacchione, Brian 291 25800 Carlos Bee Blvd Indiana University of Pennsylvania MI 4067 Department of Criminology Criminal Justice 200 Wilson Hall, 400 North Walk Hayward, CA 94542 Indiana, PA 15705 (510) 885-3590 (724) 357-5603 [email protected] [email protected]

Jendly, Manon 250 University of Lausanne J Ecole des sciences criminelles Batochime Jackson, Asheka 317 Lausanne, 1015 University of Missouri-Kansas City Switzerland 3740 Walnut Street, Apt 2A [email protected] Kansas City, MO 64111 (816) 235-1602 Jenkins, Michael 48 (816) 785-7636 (mobile) University of New Haven (816) 235-5193 (fax) Lee College of Criminal Justice [email protected] 300 Boston Post Rd. West Haven, CT 06156 Jackson, Henry 286 (203) 479-4243 Metropolitan State College of Denver [email protected] Campus Box 10, P.O. Box 173362 Denver, CO 80217-3362 Jenkins, Morris 26, 164, 268 (303) 556-2980 Mailstop 119 [email protected] Toledo, OH 43606 (419) 530-2313 Jackson, Robin 368 (419) 277-4076 (mobile) Sam Houston State University (419) 530-2153 (fax) 2353 Avenue M [email protected] Apt #32 Huntsville, TX 77340 Jennings, Wesley 47, 166, 193, 236, 323, 351 (936) 294-4384 University of South Florida (936) 714-2318 (mobile) Dept of Criminology [email protected] SOC 326 Tampa, FL 33620 Jacobi, Justeen 352 (813) 974-8024 University of San Diego [email protected]

Jacobs, Pearl 31, 362 Jensen, Carl 419 Sacred Heart University University of Mississippi 271 Stratton Road Dept. of Legal Studies/Odom Hall New Rochelle, NY 10804 University, MS 38655 (203) 371-7764 (662) 915-1886 [email protected] [email protected]

Jacobsen, Michael 165, 296 Jensen, Jennifer 255 Vera Institute of Justice Vera Institute of Justice 223 Broadway, 12th Fl. New York, NY 10279 Jeong, Seokjin 329(112), 424 (212) 376-3115 University of Texas at Arlington [email protected] Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice Arlington, TX 76019 Jacques, Scott 96 [email protected] University of Cincinnati Jerabeck, Jessica 209 Jahn, Amber 329(14), 416 Texas A&M International University Portland State University 2447 Monarch Dr. 8640 SE Causey Ave. Apt D301 Apt. 4305 Happy Valley, OR 97086 Laredo, TX 78045 (503) 812-0979 [email protected] Jere, Maja 58 University of Maribor Jaksa, Joe 202 Criminal Justice and Security Saginaw Valley State University Kotnikova 8 7400 Bay Road University Ljubljana, Slovenia 1000 Center, MI 48710 Slovenia (989) 964-4021 00386-3008337 [email protected] 00386-41856596 (mobile) 00386-12302687 (fax) Jalowiecki, Przemyslaw 248 [email protected] Illinois State University Campus Box 5250 Jeter, Kira 224 Normal, IL 61790 UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs [email protected] Jewett, Christina 417 Janeksela, Galan 117 Wiley College WVU IT 711 Wiley Ave 415 Fayette Pike Marshall, TX 75670 Montgomery, WV 25136 (281) 748-7877 (mobile) (304) 444-1375 [email protected] [email protected] Jhi, Kyung Yon 14 Jaquier, Véronique 250 University of Nebraska at Kearney Yale University School of Medicine 905 West 25th Street The Consultation Center Kearney, NE. 68849 389 Whitney Avenue (308) 865-8777 New Haven, CT 06511 [email protected] [email protected] Jiang, Shanhe 401 Jarjoura, Roger 302 University of Toledo Indiana University of Pennsylvania Department of Criminal Justice HH 3016, Mail Stop 119 Jarvis, John 16, 55 Toledo, OH 43606 FBI Academy (419) 530-4329 Behavioral Science Unit [email protected] Quantico, VA 22135 (703) 632-1139 [email protected]

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Johnson, Charles 356, 435 Jones, Nicholas 146 University of Maine at Presque Isle University of Regina 181 Main Street Department of Justice Studies Presque Isle, ME 04769 3737 Wascana Parkway (509) 220-7718 Cl 343.3 Classroom Building [email protected] Regina, Saskatchewan S4S 0A2 Canada Johnson, Kathrine 362, 392, 421 (306) 924-3065 University of West Florida [email protected] 1170 Martin Luther King, Jr BLVD Building 4 Office 458 Jones, Shayne 329(92) Fort Walton Beach, FL 32547 University of South Florida (850) 863-6588 4202 East Fowler Ave., SOC 327 [email protected] Tampa, FL 33620 (813) 974-9566 Johnson, Matthew 176, 374 [email protected] John Jay College of Criminal Justice Dept of Psychology Jones-Brown, Delores 82, 176, 374 557 West 59th Street John Jay College of Criminal Justice New York, NY 10019 Dept of Law, Police Science and CJA (212) 237-8000 899 Tenth Avenue Suite 422-36 [email protected] New York, NY 10019 (212) 237-8390 Johnson, Robert 308 (732) 666-1238 (mobile) American University (212) 237-8383 (fax) [email protected] Johnson, Ronn 34, 156, 251, 256, 266, 323, 352, Jonson, Cheryl 329(34), 421 University of San Diego 376, 443 Northern Kentucky University 3525 Del Mar Heights Road Suite 302 Department of Political Science San Diego, CA 92130 and Criminal Justice (858) 793-6899 431 Founders Hall [email protected] Highland Heights, KY 41099 (859) 572-5526 Johnson, Shane 274 [email protected] UCL Department of Security and Crime Science Joplin, Jerry 183 35 Tavistock Square Guilford College London, WC1H 9EZ Justice Studies UK 5800 West Friendly Ave +44-0-020-3108-3204 Greensboro, NC 27410 [email protected] (336) 316-2416 [email protected] Johnson, W. Wesley 44, 177, 205 The University of Southern Mississippi Jordan, Kareem 452 118 College Drive, # 5127 University of Central Florida Hattiesburg, MS 39402 Department of Criminal Justice (601) 266-4511 P.O. Box 161600 [email protected] Orlando, FL 32816-1600 (407) 823-1306 Jolley, Jennifer 85 (407) 823-5360 (fax) Washington University in St. Louis [email protected] George Warren Brown School of Social Work 604 Queen Annes Road Jorgensen, Jensten 329(51) Greenville, NC 27858 University of Texas at Dallas (850) 212-1291 335 Candlewood Place [email protected] Richardson, TX 75081 (435) 225-3582 [email protected]

Joseph, Emily 111 Karakus, Onder 436 John Jay College of Criminal Justice Turkish National Police Academy 5417 Buggy Whip Dr. Elbistan Ilce Emniyet Mudurlugu Centreville, VA 20120 Elbistan, Kahramanmaras 46300 (703) 599-5325 Turkey [email protected] 0090-344-413-56-56 [email protected] Joseph, Janice 14, 423 Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Karas, Stephanie 249 P.O. Box 195 Boise State University Pomona, NJ 08240 Department of Criminal Justice (609) 652-4312 1910 University Drive (609) 626-5559 (fax) Boise, ID 83725-1955 [email protected] (208) 426-3407 [email protected] Jou, Susyan 274, 449 Graduate School of Criminology Karmiller, Meagan 110 National Taipei University [email protected] 151 University Road New Taipei City, Sanshia 23741 Kashem, Mohammed 24, 403 Taiwan Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice [email protected] and Forensic Science 300 Boston Post Road Joubert, David 295 West Haven, CT 06516 University of Ottawa (203) 479-4506 Department of Criminology (203) 764-0996 (mobile) 25 University (203) 931-6071 (fax) Ottawa, Ontario K1N 6N5 [email protected] Canada (613) 562-5800 ext. 1803 Kaufman, Ezekiel 425 [email protected] University of Alaska Anchorage 3449 Grissom Circle Juchniewicz, Michael 337 Anchorage, AK 99517-2318 Rochester Institute of Technology (907) 351-2719 [email protected] Julio, Jake 184 Muskingum University Kaune, Michael 369 199 Stormont St. St. Francis College New Concord, OH 43762 180 Remsen Street (216) 513-4461 Brooklyn, NY 11201 [email protected] (718) 489-5435 [email protected]

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Klahm, Charles 329(61) Kom, Lawrence 24, 270 Wayne State University John Jay College of Criminal Justice Department of Criminal Justice 445 West 59th Street 656 Walter Reuther Mall 3512N Room 3253 FAB New York, NY 10019 Detroit, MI 48202 (815) 277-9566 (313) 577-0302 [email protected] [email protected] Koper, Christopher 81 Klein, Josh 99 George Mason University Iona College Center for Evidence-Based Crime Policy 715 North Avenue 4400 University Drive MS 6D12 Department of Criminal Justice, Driscoll Hall Fairfax, VA 22030 New Rochelle, NY 10801-1890 (703) 993-4982 (914) 633-2084 [email protected] [email protected] Kopp, Phillip 48 Klein, Lloyd 213, 335 John Jay College of Criminal Justice St. Francis College CUNY Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice 9233 Andrew St 180 Remsen Street Riverside, CA 92503 Brooklyn, NY 11201 (951) 206-8592 (718) 489-5476 [email protected] [email protected] Koski, Susan 98 Klenowski, Paul 229, 434 Central Connecticut State University Clarion University of Pennsylvania 1615 Stanley Street Criminal Justice Department-Venango Campus New Britain, CT 06050 1801 West First Street (860) 748-9419 Oil City, PA 16301 [email protected] (814) 393-1239 [email protected] Kostelac, Constance 390 Simpson College Klofas, John 232, 337, 378, 454 701 North C Street Rochester Institute of Technology Indianola, IA 50125 Dept. of Criminal Justice (515) 961-1273 93 Lomb Drive (480) 213-9551 (mobile) Rochester, NY 14623 [email protected] (585) 475-2423 [email protected] Kozloski, Robert 313 Society of National Security Professionals Knight, Raymond 27, 312 2552 Lotus Creek Drive Brandeis University Virginia Beach, VA 23456 Department of Psychology, MS 062 (757) 689-2269 Waltham, MA 02454-9110 [email protected] (781) 736-3259 [email protected] Krabill, Jennifer 85 Middle Tennessee State University Knox, Sara 341 Department of Sociology, Box 10 University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Murfreesboro, TN 37129 529 Oak Street (615) 898-2508 Chattanooga, TN 37403 [email protected] Hamilton (423) 580-0564 Kramer, David 265 [email protected] Bergen Community College 400 Paramus Road Koehle, Greg 361 Paramus, NJ 07652 Lock Haven University (201) 666-7644 2718 Tumblehill Drive [email protected] Tyrone, PA 16686 (814) 777-3110 Karmer, John 329(JQ7) [email protected] Pennsylvania State University

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Koetzle, Deborah 201, 373 Kreisel, Betsy 153 University of Nevada Las Vegas University of Central Missouri 4505 S. Maryland Parkway Criminal Justice Department Las Vegas, NV 89154 300 Humphreys (702) 895-0228 Warrensburg, MO 64093 [email protected] (660) 543-4188 [email protected] Kohm, Steven 182, 308 University of WInnipeg Krenshaw, Njeri 380 515 Portage Avenue Virginia Tech Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 2E9 [email protected] Canada (204) 786-9102 Kretschmar, Jeff 325 [email protected] Case Western Reserve University 11235 Bellflower Road Kokaz, Marlen 102 Cleveland, OH 44106 iNSIGHTS Consulting Group (216) 368-2305 115 Saddle Ridge Rd. [email protected] Voorhees, NJ 08043 (484) 919-4285 [email protected]

Krimmel, John 226 Kurlychek, Megan 253 The College of New Jersey University at Albany P.O.Box 7718 School of Criminal Justice Ewing, NJ 08628-0718 135 Western Ave. (609) 771-3184 Albany, NY 12222 [email protected] (518) 591-8736 [email protected] Kringen, Anne 329(59) Texas State University Kurti, Marin 326 1350 N LBJ Drive Fordham University Apt. 1123 741 East Fordham Road San Marcos, TX 78666 Dealy Hall 4th Floor (202) 739-1152 Bronx, NY 10458 [email protected] [email protected]

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Kuanliang, Attapol 198, 378, 428 Kutnjak Ivkovich, Sanja 140 University of Louisiana at Monroe Michigan State University Department of Criminal Justice 700 University Ave. School of Criminal Justice Monroe, LA 71209 560 Baker Hall (318) 342-1440 East Lansing, MI 48824 [email protected] (517) 347-3423 [email protected] Kubena, Jiletta 71, 199 Our Lady of the Lake University Kwak, Dae-Hoon 248, 424 411 SW 24th Street Illinois State University San Antonio, TX 78207 434 Schroeder Hall (214) 923-8897 (mobile) Campus Box 5250 [email protected] Normal, IL 61790-5250 (309) 438-7512 Kubicek, Laurie 117 (517) 974-3854 (mobile) California State University, Sacramento (309) 438-7289 (fax) Division of Criminal Justice [email protected] 6000 J Street Sacramento, CA 95819-6085 Kyte, Zachary 437 (916) 835-4724 University of New Haven (916) 278-7692 (fax) 300 Boston Post Rd [email protected] West Haven, CT 06516 (203) 479-4591 Kuhn, Kathryn 108 [email protected] Saint Louis University

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Leiber, Michael 206, 329(JQ2) Levy, Marissa 189 University of South Florida The Richard Stockton College of NJ School of Social and Behavioral Sciences Leip, Leslie 79 101 Vera King Farris Drive Florida Atlantic University Galloway, NJ 08205 School of Public Administration (609) 626-6825 777 Glades Road (856) 625-2341 (mobile) Boca Raton, FL 33431 [email protected] (954) 931-7980 (mobile) [email protected] Lewis, Eric 210 Roger Williams University Leitgoeb, Heinz 416 University of Linz Leyro, Shirley 176 Altenberger Strasse 69 John Jay College of Criminal Justice Linz, Austria A-4040 Criminal Justice Doctoral Program 4373224688299 899 Tenth Avenue Room 636 [email protected] New York, NY 10019 (212) 237-8000 Lenahan, Thomas 267 [email protected] Herkimer County Community College 50 Brookline Dr. Li, LiYing 77 Clifton Park, NY 12065 Metropolitan State College of Denver (518) 877-7409 PO Box 173362 [email protected] Campus Box 10 Denver, CO 80217-3362 Leonard, Justine 51 (303) 556-2980 University of Sioux Falls 1101 W. 22nd St. Liang, Edward 165 Sioux Falls, SD 57104 Vera Institute of Justice (712) 253-5123 [email protected] Librett, Mitch 395 Bridgewater State University Leonard, Liam 33 Maxwell Library 311J Institute of Technology, Sligo, Ireland 10 Shaw Rd. School of Humanities Bridgewater, MA 02325 Ash Lane (508) 531-2724 Sligo County 71 [email protected] Republic Of Ireland 353-071-91-55212 Lichtenberg, Illya 139 [email protected] Montclair State University

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Liederbach, John 329(61), 363 Listwan, Shelly 373 Bowling Green State University University of North Carolina-Charlotte Criminal Justice Program 9201 City Blvd. 223 Health Center Charlotte, NC 28223-0001 Bowling Green, OH 43403-0148 (704) 687-2470 (419) 372-1053 [email protected] (419) 372-2400 (fax) [email protected] Litchford, Heather 329(93) Indiana State University Liem, Marieke 423 2101 N 11th st Northeastern University Terre Haute, IN 47804 Churchill Hall (765) 592-1162 360 Huntington Avenue [email protected] Boston, MA 02115 (617) 373-7457 Liu, Peter 89 [email protected] Monmouth University Criminal Justice Department Light, Michael T. 329(JQ7) 400 Cedar Ave Pennsylvania State University West Long Branch, NJ 07764 (732) 571-7566 Like-Haislip, Toya 448 [email protected] University of Missouri - Kansas City 5215 Rockhill Road Livsey, Sarah 329(32) Kansas City, MO 64110-2499 Seton Hill University (816) 235-5706 1902 S. 18th St. [email protected] Pittsburgh, PA 15203 (412) 759-1608 Liles, Alesa 329(43) [email protected] University of Arkansas at Little Rock 1912 Green Mountain Drive, Apt 130 Lizotte, Alan 271 Little Rock, AR 72212 University at Albany (918) 616-0542 School of Criminal Justice [email protected] 135 Western Ave DR 219 Lima, Renato Sérgio 400 Albany, NY 12222 Brazilian Forum on Public Safety (518) 442-5214 Rua Dr. Louis Couty 158 [email protected] Jardim das Bandeiras, 05436-030 Lo, Celia 236, 423 (55118) 202-3705 (mobile) University of Alabama [email protected] Department of Criminal Justice Box 870320 Lin, Yusheng 322 Tuscaloosa, AL 35487 National Taipei University (205) 348-3162 Graduate School of Criminology [email protected] 151, University Rd. New Taipei City, Taiwan 32741 Lobnikar, Branko 58, 140, 389 886-2-8674-1111 ext. 67096 University of Maribor [email protected] Faculty of Criminal Justice Kotnikova 8 Lindberg, Debra 223 Ljubljana, Slovenia 1000 Portland State University +386-1-300-83-45 PO Box 750 [email protected] Portland, OR 97207 (503) 740-4431 Lockwood, Brian 198, 446 [email protected] Monmouth University Department of Criminal Justice Linderborn, Autumn 248 400 Cedar Ave University of Baltimore West Long Branch, NJ 07764 School of Criminal Justice (732) 571-7567 1420 N.Charles Street [email protected] Baltimore, MD 21201 (410) 837-6085 London, Ross 164, 213, 240, 296A (410) 652-7606 (mobile) Berkeley College (410) 837-6051 (fax) 65 Chestnut Street [email protected] Rutherford, NJ 07070 (201) 988-4293 Lindsay, Vicki 99 [email protected] Troy University Department of Criminal Justice Long, Krista 363 400 Adams Hall Bowling Green State University Dothan, AL 36303 Criminal Justice Program (334) 983-6556 ext. 370 223 Health Center [email protected] Bowling Green, OH 43403-0148 (419) 372-2326 Lindsteadt, Gregory 119, 371 (419) 372-2400 (fax) Missouri Western State University [email protected] 4525 Downs Drive WH 203e Longmire, Dennis 233 St. Joseph, MO 64507 Sam Houston State University (816) 271-4467 College of Criminal Justice [email protected] P.O. Box 2296 Huntsville, TX 77341 Ling, Eric 304 (716) 286-8079 York College of Pennsylvania [email protected] 441 Country Club Road York, PA 17403 Lopez, Jose 205 (717) 815-6635 Chief of Police (717) 849-1649 (fax) City of Durham Police Department [email protected] 505 W. Chapel Hill Street Durham, NC 27701 (919) 560-4322 (919) 560-4971 (fax) [email protected] Lopez, Kristina 178 Lussier, Patrick 27, 312 Texas State University-San Marcos Simon Fraser University 601 University Drive 8888 University Drive San Marcos, TX 78666 Burnaby, British Columbia V5A1S6 (512) 245-7691 Canada [email protected] (778) 782-3018 [email protected] Lord, Vivian 223, 360 University North Carolina at Charlotte Lutze, Faith 17, 195, 230 Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology Washington State University 9201 University City Blvd Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology Charlotte, NC 28223 P.O. Box 644872 (704) 687-5682 Pullman, WA 99164-4872 [email protected] (509) 335-2272 [email protected] Lou, Simon 18 John Jay College of Criminal Justice Lyden, Nicholas 171 30 Montrose Avenue San Jose State University Apt 8F One Washington Square Brooklyn, NY 11206 San Jose, CA 95192 (718) 387-6364 (408) 924-2968 [email protected] [email protected]

Lough, Todd 76, 305 Lynch, Nessa 354 Western Illinois University Faculty of Law, Victoria University of Wellington 148 Holden Terrace PO Box 600 Macomb, IL 61455 Wellington, Well 6011 (309) 298-1998 New Zealand (312) 925-8338 (mobile) 00-64-4-463-6394 [email protected] [email protected]

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Lovins, Brian 349 University of Cincinnati M School of Criminal Justice 600 Dyer Hall, Clifton Ave. Ma, Yu 50, 327, 329(115) P.O. Box 210389 John Jay College of Criminal Justice Cincinnati, OH 45221-0389 899 Tenth Ave [email protected] Suite 422 NY, NY 10019 Lozano, Dolores 417 [email protected] Texas A&M International University 5201 University Blvd. MacAlpine, Heather 59 Canseco Hall 302 J University of Alaska Anchorage Laredo, TX 78041 6800 E 11th Ave (956) 326-2529 Anchorage, Anchorage 99504 [email protected] (907) 632-7142 [email protected] Lucas, Schannae 324 California Lutheran University Mackey, David 28, 154 Department of Criminal Justice Plymouth State University 60 West Olsen Road #3800 Criminal Justice Department Thousand Oaks, CA 91369 17 High Street; MSC 59 (805) 493-3391 Plymouth, NH 03264 (805) 493-3479 (fax) (603) 535-3193 [email protected] [email protected]

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Lum, Cynthia 81, 329(JQ4) Madan, Manish 22 George Mason University School of Criminal Justice Center for Evidence-Based Crime Policy Michigan State University 4400 University Drive MS 6D12 560 Baker Hall Fairfax, VA 22030 East Lansing, MI 48824 (703) 993-3421 (517) 488-8779 [email protected] [email protected]

Luna, Stephanie 287 Madden, Joseph 265 Texas A&M International University Park Ridge Police Department 5201 University Blvd. Park Ridge, NJ 07656 Canseco Hall 302J (201) 391-4892 Laredo, TX 78041 [email protected] (956) 326-2529 [email protected] Madensen, Tamara 48 University of Nevada, Las Vegas Luo, Fei 424 Department of Criminal Justice Nanjing University, China 4505 Maryland Parkway, Box 5009 No.22 Hankou Road Las Vegas, NV 89154-5009 Jiangsu, Nanjing 210093 (702) 895-5903 China [email protected] (717) 948-6292 [email protected] Magers, Jeffrey 76 Margaret, Leigey 54 California University of Pennsylvania Department of Criminology 135 Technology Drive The College of New Jersey Canonsburg, PA 15317 333 Social Sciences Building (724) 597-7400 P.O. Box 7718, 2000 Pennington Rd. (502) 762-4334 (mobile) Ewing, NJ 08628 [email protected] (609) 771-2716 (302) 229-0248 (mobile) Maier, Elizabeth 446 (609) 637-5141 (fax) University of Central Oklahoma [email protected] 1117 Cambridge Drive Yukon, OK 73099 Marion, Nancy 262 (405) 354-7616 University of Akron (405) 443-0622 (mobile) Department of Political Science [email protected] 302 Buchtel Common. Akron, OH 44325 Maimon, David 47 (330) 972-5551 University of Maryland [email protected] Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice College Park, MD 20742 Marks, John 435 Kennesaw State University Makarios, Matthew 113, 349, 373 College of Humanities and Social Sciences University of Wisconsin - Parkside Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice Criminal Justice Department Kennesaw, GA 30144 900 Wood Road (770) 794-7771 P.O. Box 2000 [email protected] Kenosha, WI 53141-2000 (262) 595-2021 Maroules, Nick 293 [email protected] Illinois State University Department of Sociology & Anthropology Makin, David 80, 189, 270 Mail Code 4660 Washington State University Normal, IL 61790-4660 Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology (309) 824-2461 Johnson Tower 701 [email protected] Pullman, WA 99164-4872 (317) 797-1126 Marquart, James W. 2, 355, 433 [email protected] University of Texas at Dallas

Malick, Abigail 329(103) Mars, Joan 424 University of Central Florida University of Michigan-Flint 2776 Gray Fox Lane 303 East Kearsley Street Orlando, FL 32826 Flint, MI 48202 (407) 697-2604 (810) 762-3340 [email protected] [email protected]

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Mandery, Evan 310 Martin, Daniel 339 John Jay College of Criminal Justice (CUNY) Indiana University of Pennsylvania 9 Prospect Street Mann, Geoff 199 Oil City, PA 16301 John Jay College of Criminal Justice (814) 657-3975 [email protected] Maratea, R. J. 144 New Mexico State University Martin, Jamie 302 P.O. Box 30001 Department of Criminology MSC 3487 Wilson Hall, Room 200 Las Cruces, NM 88003 411 North Walk (575) 646-3316 Indiana, PA 15705 [email protected] (724) 357-5975 [email protected] Marcum, Catherine 20, 142, 254 Georgia Southern University Martin, Richard 145 Department of Political Science and Justice Studies Keuka College Campus Box 8101 One Keuka Business Park Statesboro, GA 30460 Penn Yan, NY 14527 (912) 478-7098 (315) 279-5645 [email protected] [email protected]

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Martineau, Melissa 55 Maule, Brian 176 Royal Canadian Mounted Police John Jay College of Criminal Justice 1426 St. Joseph Blvd. Criminal Justice Doctoral Program Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0R2 899 Tenth Avenue Room 636 Canada New York, NY 10019 (613) 993-1228 (212) 237-8000 [email protected] [email protected]

Martinez, Damian 199 Maume, Michael 237 Arizona State University University of North Carolina Wilmington 411 N. Central Ave. Department of Sociology and Criminology Mail Code 4420 601 South College Road Phoenix, AZ 85004 Wilmington, NC 28403 [email protected] May, David 279 Martinez, Pablo 84 Eastern Kentucky University Texas State university-San Marcos Department of Criminal Justice 601 University Dr. 521 Lancaster Avenue0 Stratton 467 San Marcos, TX 78666 Richmond, KY 40475 (512) 245-3218 (859) 622-6681 (512) 731-7992 (mobile) [email protected] [email protected] McBride, LaVarr 257 Maschi, Tina 54 Pennsylvania State University - Beaver Campus Fordham University Administration of Justice Department Graduate School of Social Service 100 University Drive 113 West 60th Street Beaver, PA 15061 New York, NY 10023 (724) 773-3866 (212) 636-6633 (801) 953-4025 (mobile) (732) 227-0371 (mobile) [email protected] (212) 636-7876 (fax) [email protected] McBride, R. Bruce 365 Utica College Maskaly, Jon 41 Department of Economic Crime and Justice Studies University of South Florida 1600 Burrstone Road Department of Criminology Utica, NY 13502 Tampa, FL 33620 (315) 792-3808 [email protected] Mason, Patrick 318 Florida State University McCabe, James 74, 319 Department of Economics Sacred Heart University 266 Bellamy Building 5151 Park Ave Tallahassee, FL 32306 Fairfield, CT 06825 (850) 644-9146 (mobile) (203) 396-8002 [email protected] [email protected]

Mathews, Carol 174 McCabe, Kimberly 266, 366 Century College, West Campus Lynchburg College 3300 Century Avenue 1501 Lakeside Drive White Bear Lake, MN 55110 Lynchburg, VA 24501 (651) 779-3455 (434) 544-8129 (651) 779-3417 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] McCafferty, James 117, 329(101) Mathna, Brooke 363 University of Cincinnati Indiana University of Pennsylvania 600 Dyer Hall, Clifton Ave. Department of Criminology P.O. Box 210389 200 Wilson Hall Cincinnati, OH 45221 Indiana, PA 15705 (513) 556-5827 (724) 357-2720 [email protected] (724) 357-4018 (fax) [email protected] McCafferty, Michael 329(36), 329(101) University of Cincinnati Matravers, Amanda 308 American University McCarthy, Bernard 246 Missouri State University Matthews, Betsy 13 Criminology 222 Strong Hall Eastern Kentucky University Springfield, MO 65897 521 Lancaster Ave. (417) 836-6679 Stratton 457 (417) 576-4935 (mobile) Richmond, KY 40475 [email protected] [email protected] McCarthy, Kevin 293 Matthews, Deirdre 434 John Jay College of Criminal Justice St. John's University Department of Law, Police Science Criminology & Justice MA Program and Criminal Justice Admin 6 Everett Road 899 Tenth Avenue Campbell Hall, NY 10916 New York, NY 10019 (646) 529-2818 (646) 781-5177 [email protected] [email protected]

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McCluskey, John 329(64) McGunigall-Smith, Sandra 308 Rochester Institute of Technology Utah Valley University Bldg 1 Room 2156 93 Lomb Memorial Drive McIntyre, Sharon 201 Rochester, NY 14623 Mount Royal University (585) 475-2666 4825 Mount Royal Gate SW [email protected] Bissett School of Business Calgary, AB T3E6K6 McCormick, Amanda 247 Canada University of the Fraser Valley (403) 440-6833 School of Criminology and Criminal Justice [email protected] A-203 33844 King Road Abbotsford, British Columbia V2S 7M8 McKenna, Joseph 69 Canada Texas State University (604) 504-7441 1818 Old Ranch Rd. 12 [email protected] Apt #112 San Marcos, TX 78666 McCoy, Erica 80 (774) 306-6177 University of North Texas at Dallas [email protected]

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McCuller, Bryan 406 McKinney, Kamille 77 New Mexico State University University of Northern Colorado Department of Criminal Justice McDonald, Danielle 329 (JCJE6), 421 Campus Box 147 Northern Kentucky University C/O Colleen Fitzpatrick PhD Founders Hall Greeley, CO 80639 Highland Heights, KY 41099 (402) 326-1939 (859) 572-5592 [email protected] [email protected] McLellan, Myles Frederick 372 McDonald, Thomas 257 University of Ottawa North Dakota State University 25 University Ave Ottawa, ON K1N 6N5 McDowell, Lana 241 Canada Georgia College & State University (705) 770-1348 CBX #18 [email protected] Millegeville, GA 31061 (478) 445-0942 McMullan, John 115 (478) 251-9465 (mobile) Saint Mary's University (478) 445-5273 (fax) Department of Sociology and Criminology [email protected] McNally South 4th Floor, Rm 409 923 Robie Street McEwen, Tom 303 Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 3C3 McEwen & Associates, LLC Canada 710 Duke St. (902) 420-5885 Alexandria, VA 22314 [email protected] (703) 819-7078 [email protected] McNamara, Robert 83 The Citadel McFadden, Zeritha 221 171 Moultrie Street Johnson C. Smith University Charleston, SC 29409 100 Beatties Ford Road (843) 953-2072 Charlotte, NC 28216 [email protected]

McFee, Rosemary 320 McNeeley, Susan 34, 324 Alvernia University University of Cincinnati Criminal Justice Department School of Criminal Justice 400 Saint Bernardine Street P.O. Box 210389, 600 Dyer Hall Reading, PA 19607 Cincinnati, OH 45221-0389 (610) 796-8313 [email protected] [email protected] McNeil, George 395 McGhee, Marcus 446 Bridgewater State University Northern Kentucky University Lieutenant-Town of Randolph Police Department 1041 Fallbrook Drive Department of Criminal Justice Elsmere, KY 41018 10 Shaw Rd. (859) 620-6556 Bridgewater, MA 02325 (859) 586-1743 (fax) (781) 531-2107 [email protected] [email protected]

McGloin, Jean 142 McQuillan, Kevin 113 University of Maryland University of Calgary Department of Sociology McGrath, Megan 22 2500 University Dr NW Southeast Missouri State University Calgary, AB T2N 1N4 One University Plaza Canada Mail Stop 7950 (403) 220-6151 Cape Girardeau, MO 63701 (403) 282-9298 (fax) [email protected] McGuire, Dyan 108 Saint Louis University McQuiller Williams, LaVerne 170 3750 Lindell Blvd Rochester Institute of Technology 249 McGannon Hall 93 Lomb Memorial Drive St Louis, MO 63017 Rochester, NY 14623-5603 (314) 977-2191 (585) 475-2935 [email protected] [email protected] McVay Dyche, Jennifer 377 Merken, Stacie 285 Southern Oregon University Indiana University of Pennsylvania 1250 Siskiyou Blvd Wilson Hall Room 200 Ashland, OR 97520 441 N. Walk (541) 552-8290 Indiana, PA 15705 [email protected] (724) 357-2720

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Meaden, Cathleen 230 Meško, Gorazd 458, 140, 152, 369 Central Connecticut State University University of Maribor 143 Camp Street Criminal Justice and Security Meriden, CT 06451 Kotnikova 8 (203) 537-6566 Ljubljana 1000 [email protected] Slovenia 00386-13008300 Medina, Aaron 287 00386-12302687 (fax) Texas A&M International University [email protected] 5201 University Blvd. Canseco Hall 302J Messina, Nena 224 Laredo, TX 78041 UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs (956) 326-2529 [email protected] Metz, Gary 363 College at Brockport Mejia, Ramiro 93 Department of Health Sciences Delancey Street 17 B Hartwell Hall Brockport, NY 14420 Melde, Chris 14 (585) 395-5117 Michigan State University (585) 590-8765 (mobile) 560 Baker Hall (585) 395-5246 (fax) East Lansing, MI 48824 [email protected] (517) 353-0850 [email protected] Mhlanga, Bonny 305, 325 Western Illinois University Mell, Shana 89 1 University Circle Virginia Commonwealth University 923 W. Franklin St. Milburn, Travis 263 Richmond, VA 23284 Eastern Kentucky University [email protected] Miller, Alexis 2, 357, 421 Melzer, Sharon 283 Northern Kentucky University SUNY Plattsburgh Founders Hall 101 Broad Street Highland Heights, KY 41099 Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice (859) 572-1320 Plattsburgh, NJ 12901 [email protected] (518) 564-3304 [email protected] Miller, Carla 391 Elizabeth City State University Menard, Kim 194 Penn State - Altoona Miller, Cloud 306 3000 Ivyside Park Kaplan University 101H Cypress Building Graduate School of Criminal Justice Altoona, PA 16601 780 Millshore Dr. (814) 940-3320 Chulota, FL 32766 [email protected] (407) 221-1069 [email protected] Menard, Scott 197 Sam Houston State University Miller, Elise 190 College of Criminal Justice Vera Institute of Justice Box 2296 233 Broadway - 12th Floor Huntsville, TX 77341-2296 New York, NY 10279 (936) 294-1111 (212) 376-3046 [email protected] [email protected]

Menton, Christopher 210 Miller, J, Mitchell 316 Roger Williams University University of Texas at San Antonio School of Justice Studies 501 W. Cesar Chavez Blvd. Dept. of Criminal Justice-UTSA Menyard, Yolaine 165 San Antonio, TX 78207 Vera Institute of Justice (210) 458-2537 233 Broadway, 12th Fl. [email protected] New York, NY 10279 (212) 376-3179 Miller, Jennifer 438 [email protected] University of Arkansas at Little Rock 2801 South University Avenue Ross Hall, Fifth Floor Little Rock, AR 72204-1099 (501) 247-5731 [email protected] Miller, Jody 448 Mitchell, Renee 81 Rutgers University Sacramento Police Department 5770 Freeport Blvd Miller, Karen 409 Sacramento, CA 95822 West Virginia Wesleyan College (916) 628-4055 59 College Ave., Haymond 102 [email protected] Buckhannon, West Virginia 26201 (304) 473-8092 Mizrahi, Stephanie 94, 204 (304) 669-5328 (mobile) California State University, Sacramento [email protected] Division of Criminal Justice, Alpine Hall # 107 6000 J Street Miller, Richard 192 Sacramento, CA 95819-6085 Missouri Probation & Parole (916) 278-6387 District 32 (818) 585-7084 (mobile) 1102 Main Street [email protected] Lexington, MO 64067 (660) 259-3465 ext. 228 Moak, Stacy 329(43), 347, 392 (660) 259-3361 (fax) University of Arkansas at Little Rock [email protected] 2801 S. University Ave. Little Rock, AR 72204 Miller, Susan 193 [email protected] University of Delaware Dept of Sociology Mohammed, Anne-Marie 400 Smith Hall Department of Economics Newark, DE 19716 Faculty of Social Sciences (302) 831-1562 The University of the West Indies [email protected] St. Augustine Trinidad and Tobago Miller-Day, Michelle 30 (868) 682-1065 Pennsylvania State University [email protected] Dept of Communication Arts & Sciences 234 Sparks Moir, Mackenzie 104 University Park, PA 16802 York University (814) 865-3412 [email protected] Moloney, Joseph 109, 248 West Chester University Millhoff, Patricia 34 500 W Rosedale Ave University of Akron West Chester, PA 19382 161 Polsky Building (978) 328-3977 Akron, OH 44325 [email protected] (330) 972-8267 (330) 328-3400 (mobile) Monell, Jack 221 (330) 972-5476 (fax) Winston-Salem State University [email protected] Department of Social Sciences 601 Martin Luther King Drive Milovanovich, Zoran 372 Winston-Salem, NC 27110 Lincoln University (336) 750-2631 1570 Baltimore Pike [email protected] Department of Sociology Lincoln University, PA 19352 Monk-Turner, Elizabeth 98, 329(JQ3) (484) 365-7548 Old Dominion University [email protected] 6047 Batten Arts and Letters Norfolk, VA 23529 Minor, Kevin 78, 264 (757) 683-3817 Eastern Kentucky University [email protected] Department of Criminal Justice Stratton 467 Montague, David 329(105), 357 Richmond, KY 40475 University of Arkansas at Little Rock (859) 622-1978 Dept of Criminal Justice [email protected] 2801 S. University Ave, RH 539 Little Rock, AR 72204 Misis, Marcos 337 (501) 683-7509 The University of Southern Mississippi [email protected] 118 College Drive #5127 Hattiesburg, MS 39406-0001 Monteiro, Carlos 171 (601) 818-8111 Northeastern University [email protected] 360 Huntington Avenue Boston, MA 02115 Mitchell, Damon 230, 282 (617) 373-4076 Central Connecticut State University [email protected] Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice Montgomery, Katherine 329(44) 1615 Stanley Street The University of Texas at Austin New Britain, CT 06050 School of Social Work (860) 832-2924 1 University Station D3500 (860) 832-3014 (fax) Austin, TX 78712-0358 [email protected] (512) 565-5750 [email protected] Mitchell, Jessica 329(21) University of South Florida (FMHI) Moon, Byongook 322 13301 Bruce B. Downs Blvd. MHC 2722C Department of Criminal Justice, UTSA Tampa, FL 33612 501 W. Durango Blvd (813) 389-2584 San Antonio, TX 78207 [email protected] (210) 458-2622 [email protected] Mitchell, Ojmarrh 368 University of South Florida Moon, Junseob 448 4202 E. Fowler Ave, SOC107 Kean University Tampa, FL 33620 1000 Morris Ave. (813) 974-8344 Union, NJ 07202 [email protected] (908) 737-3641 [email protected]

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Rector, Paula 103 Rennison, Callie 329(39) Missouri State University University of Colorado Denver Dept. of Criminology and Criminal Justice 1170 Logan st 901 S. National Ave. P.O. Box 173364 - Campus Box 142 Springfield, MO 65897 Denver, CO 80217 (417) 836-5677 [email protected] [email protected] Renzetti, Claire 82, 193, 355, 420 Reddington, Frances 348 University of Kentucky University of Central Missouri Dept of Sociology & CRVAW Criminal Justice Department 1561 POT 300 Humphreys Lexington, KY 40506-0027 Warrensburg., MO 64093 (937) 409-1700 (660) 543-4961 [email protected] [email protected] Renzi, Cassandra 397 Redner-Vera, Erica 301 Keiser University Arizona State University 1800 Business Park Boulevard School of Criminology and Criminal Justice Daytona Beach, FL 32114 411 N. Central Avenue, Suite 600 (321) 720-2228 MC:4400 (386) 274-2725 (fax) Phoenix, AZ 85004-0685 [email protected] [email protected]

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Rhodes, Trisha 339, 368 Roberson, Cliff 306, 432 University of Nebraska-Omaha Kaplan University 8074 Redick Ave Graduate School of Criminal Justice Omaha, NE 68122 16307 Sedona Woods Lane (785) 845-6373 Houston, TX 77082 [email protected] (713) 703-6639 [email protected] Ribeiro, Ludmila 210, 304 Federal University of Minas Gerais Robey, James 261 Avenida Antonio Carlos, 6627-Campus Pampulha The Citadel CEP 31270-901 – Belo Horizonte- MG Brazil Robinson, Bobby 30 553134095050 Commander, Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office 552181723939 (mobile) [email protected] [email protected] Robinson, Daniel 110 Ricciardelli, Rose 13, 104, 254, 329(JCJE2) Austin Peay State University York University [email protected] Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies 2152 Vari Hall Robinson, Jenn 434 4700 Keele St. Conestoga College Toronto, Ontario M3J 1P3 4B 299 Doon Valley Drive Canada Kitchener, Ontario N2A2K4 (905) 493-6444 Canada [email protected] (519) 748-5220 ext. 3905 [email protected] Richards, George 174 Edinboro University of Pennsylvani Robinson, Matthew 91, 184, 363 [email protected] Appalachian State University ASU Box 32107 Richardson, Chris 83 Boone, NC 28608 The University of Western Ontario (828) 262-6560 46-40 Fairfax Court [email protected] London, Ontario N6G3Y3 Canada Robinson, Rebecca 261 (519) 878-5236 Alliant International University [email protected] California School of Forensic Studies 3704 Park Blvd. Apt. 2 Richardson, Katie 71, 257 San Diego, CA 92103 Minnesota State University, Moorhead (619) 508-0556 [email protected] [email protected]

Ricketts, Melissa 142 Robson, Bonnie 323 Shippensburg University Washburn University Department of Criminal Justice 1700 SW College Ave. [email protected] Topeka, KS 66621 [email protected] Rijkhoff, Sanne 80 Washington State University Roche, Sean 171 801 Johnson Tower Northeastern University Pullman, Washington 99163 360 Huntington Ave 200 Churchill Hall [email protected] Boston, MA 02115 [email protected] Riley, Brenda 17 Sam Houston State University 330 Roundabout Huntsville, TX 77320 (936) 295-7334 (936) 581-1394 (mobile) [email protected] Rodgers, Forrest 410 Rosen, Mark 414 University of Oklahoma John Jay College 603 S. Flood Ave. 899 Tenth Avenue Norman, OK 73069 Dept. of Law and Police Science (405) 429-9641 Room 422 (405) 429-9641 (mobile) New York, NY 10019 [email protected] (212) 237-8032 [email protected] Rodriguez, Frank 84, 350 Prairie View A&M University Rosenbaum, Jill Leslie 393 P.O. Box 519 MS 2600 California State University, Fullerton Prairie View, TX 77446 (956) 383-6666 Rosenberg, Larry 169 (936) 261-5249 (fax) Millersville University of Pennsylvania [email protected] Rosenbloom, Joseph 367 Rodriguez, John 350 Lynn University Univeristy of Texas at Arlington 3601 N Military Trail Box 19595, Room 362 Boca Raton, FL 33431 Arlington, TX 76019 (412) 973-7107 (817) 272-0742 [email protected] [email protected] Rosenthal, Richard 198 Rodriguez, Karina 83 Office of the Independent Monitor Prairie View A&M University City and County of Denver College of Juvenile Justice & Psychology 201 West Colfax Avenue, Dept. 1201 P.O. Box 519 MS 2600 Denver, CO 80202 Prairie View, TX 77446 (720) 913-3306 (832) 677-0326 [email protected] [email protected] Rosky, Jeffrey 230, 326 Rodriguez, Nancy 236 University of Central Florida Arizona State University Department of Criminal Justice 411 N Central Ave College of Health and Public Affairs Ste 600 HPA I, Suite 311 Phoenix, AZ 85004 Orlando, FL 32816-1600 (602) 496-2343 (407) 823-3739 [email protected] [email protected]

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