Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences
47th Annual Meeting
Beyond Our Boundaries:
The Inclusivity of Criminal Justice Sciences
February 23-27, 2010 Town & Country Resort and Convention Center San Diego, CA 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 Boston Marriott Copley Place 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
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Welcome to the ACJS 2010 conference in San Diego and the Town and Country Resort and Convention Center. I also would like to extend a warm welcome to our international colleagues who have made the long journey to the U.S. to attend this conference. Special thanks to the Chair, Wilson Palacios, and members of the Program Committee for their commitment and dedication to the task of organizing the conference. I am indebted to the members of the ACJS 2009-2010 Executive Board, ACJS Executive Director, Mittie Southerland, and ACJS Manager, Cathy Barth, for their support during this past year. They helped to make my experience as President very rewarding. I am also grateful to the local arrangement team which organized a number of activities for the conference.
The Program Committee has done an outstanding job in planning this conference; and the members have created a number of great sessions, activities, and networking opportunities. In keeping with the theme of the conference, Beyond Our Boundaries: The Inclusivity of Criminal Justice Sciences, the program lists over 450 events, including panels, roundtables, workshops, the research showcase and pictorial session, and various meetings. Virtually every room in the convention center has been scheduled for the ACJS conference.
Highlights A pre-conference workshop entitled “Criminal Justice Program Evaluation: An Introductory Overview to Evidence- Based Accountability and Performance Assessment” will be held on Tuesday, February 23, beginning at 4:00 p.m. A new section, the Victimology Section, will be formally recognized at our 2010 ACJS Annual Meeting. This latest addition makes the ACJS home to 11 sections.
The keynote speaker for the conference is Nontombi Naomi Tutu whose presentation is entitled Beyond our Boundaries: South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Model of Restorative Justice. Her presentation will take place on Thursday, February 25, 2010, from 11:00 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Ms. Tutu holds a master’s degree in international economic development from the University of Kentucky and an honorary doctorate from Bentley College in Waltham, Massachusetts. She is a consultant for the Spiritual Alliance to Stop Intimate Violence (SAIV).
A tour of the San Diego State University Visualization Laboratory (VIZ Lab), a research lab associated with San Diego State University Graduate Program in Homeland Security, is scheduled for Thursday, February 25, beginning at 1:00 PM.
On Friday morning, February 26, the Research and Pictorial Showcase and Brunch will take place between 10:00 a.m. and 12 p.m. Unlike the fast pace of a panel session, the showcase will allow presenters to discuss their work individually with participants and answer questions in a more informal setting. This session also provides a venue for networking, exchanging innovative ideas, and obtaining useful feedback. I encourage you to attend.
As part of the conference activities, ACJS will host an Awards Ceremony and Reception on Friday night, February 26, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. This event recognizes our members for their excellence in scholarship, teaching, mentoring, and service. It also provides an opportunity for socializing.
This ACJS Annual Meeting offers a warm and friendly atmosphere for all participants. The diversity of colleagues will undoubtedly lead to new friendships, professional inspiration, and connections for the future. With the natural beauty and unique charm of San Diego, I hope that you will have a stimulating and memorable conference.
Finally, I would like to thank the members of ACJS for their support and encouragement. It has been truly an honor and a privilege to have had the opportunity to serve as President. Have a pleasant stay in San Diego and thanks for participating in the conference.
Sincerely,
Janice Joseph President, ACJS
PROGRAM CHAIR’S MESSAGE
On behalf of President Janice Joseph and all of the members of the ACJS 2010 Program Committee, Bienvenidos (Welcome) to San Diego! The theme for this year’s conference, “Beyond Our Boundaries: The Inclusivity of Criminal Justice Sciences,” is reflective in the nearly 500 events scheduled over the next four days. I encourage you to review the program and take note of the diverse array of assembled research panels, workshops, and roundtables that you, the membership of ACJS, submitted and that has led to one of the most thematically eclectic programs to date. Overall, this year’s program reflects both national and international collaborative efforts in “cutting-edge” research and innovative pedagogical practices which surely you will find enriching, instructional, and perhaps even inspiring. To all our participants, you are encouraged to take this opportunity to network with the finest scholars in the field, reconnect with former professors and/or students and colleagues, and forge new professional connections. To this end, you will find the accommodations provided by the Town and Country Resort and Convention Center most conducive to a rewarding conference experience.
In keeping with our program’s theme, the Research and Pictorial Showcase offers over 100 progressive and interactive presentations, carefully assembled by Jeffrey Scott McIllwain (San Diego State University) and Paul Kaplan (San Diego State University). As in the past, no other events have been scheduled during this time and a “top-self” brunch will be available to all participants and attendees.
Furthermore, the Local Arrangement committee, Stuart Henry, Dana Nurge, Paul Kaplan, and Paul Sutton (San Diego State University), are facilitating a tour of the San Diego State University Visualization Laboratory (VIZ Lab): “Science, Technology, and the Visualization of Criminal Justice, Disaster Response, and Homeland Security.” VIZ Lab, the research lab associated with SDSU’s Graduate Program in Homeland Security, is a global leader in applying scientific, technological, and policy research and analysis to real-world, real-time challenges on the local, state, national, and international levels via data collection, management, analysis, sensors, data fusion, visualization, communication, and decision support for Humanitarian Assistance Disaster Relief (HADR) and homeland security applications. The tour will be led by SDSU’s Dr. Jeffrey McIllwain and Dr. Eric Frost. In addition, the SDSU Team provided a cadre of student workers in order to ensure your participation in this year’s program would be one to remember.
As your Program Chair, I must say I have been humbled by both the process and the people I was fortunate enough to have worked with during this past year. First, the ACJS Association Manager, Ms. Cathy Barth, whose commitment in ensuring that each and every program participant and attendee have a positive experience while attending is just herculean and her level of energy is to be admired; a very sincere thank you “Miss Hannigan”. Second, Mittie Southerland, ACJS Executive Director, was never more than an email away and somehow always knew when to provide the needed “pep” talk. Third, the members of the Program Committee are the ones who did the yeoman’s work in organizing the program materials and networking with members in order to ensure that each had an opportunity to participate in this conference. I thank each Program Committee member for their commitment to ACJS and their collegiality. Fourth, words are simply not available which convey my sincerest admiration and respect for the passion, leadership, and work ethic I witnessed in President Janice Joseph during my 18-month collaboration. It was honor having served as her Program Chair. Fifth and in true “Murphy Law’s” tradition, as we met in late October to review and, by hand, assemble the program you see before you, it became very apparent that certain items still needed to be resolved and it was because of the collective effort and patience of President Joseph, Mittie, Cathy, Leanne Alarid (Deputy Program Chair), and Barb Sims that the program actually came together. Sixth, my graduate assistant, Mr. Michael Caudy (A.B.D.), provided much needed technical support at the local level while Ms. Lauren McDermott, ACJS Webmaster extraordinaire, provided critical IT support at the national level and to both I am extremely grateful for their efforts.
Lastly, my department chair, Dr. Tom Mieczkowski and my departmental colleagues at the University of South Florida provided me the resources and social support necessary to fulfill my role as your Program Chair.
Thank you for attending and for contributing to this year’s Annual Meeting - truly one of the best meetings to date and it is largely due to your efforts. I have no doubt the professionalism and collegiality I was fortunate to have both witnessed and experienced will continue onward to Toronto and beyond. In the meantime, enjoy your conference.
Wilson R. Palacios, 2010 Program Chair
2010 Program Committee Members
Wilson Palacios, Program Chair University of South Florida
Leanne Alarid, Deputy Program Chair University of Texas – San Antonio
Jay Albanese Edward Day Virginia Commonwealth University Penn State Altoona
Dick Andzenge Walter DeKeseredy St. Cloud University University of Ontario Institute of Technology
Brandon K. Applegate M.A. Toni DuPont-Morales University of Central Florida California State University, Fresno
David Baker Robert Duran University of Toledo New Mexico University
Jeremy Ball Obi Ebbe Boise State University The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
Margie Ballard-Mack Greg Etter South Carolina State University University of Central Missouri
Gordon Bazemore Florence Ferguson Florida Atlantic University American InterContinental University
Peter Benekos Jim Finckenauer Mercyhurst College Rutgers University
Ashley Blackburn Marianne Fisher-Giorlando University of North Texas Grambling State University
Robert Bohm Shaun Gabbidon University of Central Florida Penn State Harrisburg
Adam Bossler Camille Gibson Armstrong Atlantic State University Prairie View A&M University
Lorenzo Boyd Rosemary Gido Fayetteville State University Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Liqun Cao Dennie Giever University of Ontario Institute of Technology Indiana University of Pennsylvania
David Champion Lee Gilbertson Slippery Rock University St. Cloud University
Ruth Chigwada-Bailey Maki Haberfeld Criminology in Millennium, London John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Charles Corley Frank Hagan Michigan State University Mercyhurst College
Allison Cotton Anthony Harriott Metropolitan State College of Denver University of the West Indies – Jamaica
Susan C. Craig Debra Heath-Thornton University of Central Florida Eastern University
John Crank Craig Hemmens University of Nebraska Boise State University
Harry Dammer Zelma Henriques University of Scranton John Jay College of Criminal Justice Stuart Henry Harry Rhea San Diego State University Richard Stockton College of New Jersey
George Higgins Melissa Ricketts University of Louisville Shippensburg University
Rebecca Howell Ralph Rojas University of Alabama Southern New Hampshire University
Arrick Jackson Lee Ross University of North Texas University of Central Florida
Marlyn Jones Delbert Rounds California State University, Sacramento Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
Paul Kaplan Jim Ruiz San Diego State University Penn State Harrisburg
Paul Klenowski Susan Sharp Thiel College University of Oklahoma
George Knox Penny Shtull National Gang Crime Research Center Norwich University
Eric Lambert Benjamin Steiner Wayne State University University of Cincinnati
Joongyeup Lee Mary Stohr Sam Houston State University Boise State University
Faith Lutze Larry Stokes Washington State University Savannah State University
Jeffrey Scott McIllwain Jody Sundt San Diego State University Protland State University
Alida Merlo Hung-En Sung Indiana University of Pennsylvania John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Ojmarrh Mitchell Paul Sutton University of South Florida San Diego State University
Christopher J. Morse Angela Taylor John Jay College of Criminal Justice Fayetteville State University
Lisa Muftic Dorothy Taylor Georgia State University University of Miami
Roslyn Muraskin Stephen Tibbetts Long Island University California State University
Dana Nurge Chad Trulson San Diego State University University of North Texas
David F. Owens Charles Ubah Onondaga Community College Georgia College and State University
Andrew V. Papachristos Elvira White University of Massachusetts, Amherst Giselle White-Perry Nicolle Parsons-Pollard South Carolina State University Virginia State University John Winterdyk Robert Peacock Mount Royal College, Canada Monash University, South Africa Betsy Witt Anthony Pequero Limestone College Miami University Robert Worley Joycelyn Pollock Penn State Altoona Texas State University – San Marcos Vernetta Young Hillary Potter Howard University Metropolitan State College of Denver Marvin Zalman Cassandra Reyes Wayne State University West Chester University of Pennsylvania
ACJS 2009-2010 EXECUTIVE BOARD
President Trustee-At-Large Janice Joseph Barbara Sims Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Penn State Harrisburg Criminal Justice Program School of Public Affairs P. O. Box 195 777 West Harrisburg Pike Pomona, NJ 08240 Middletown, PA 17057
1st Vice President/ Trustee-At-Large President Elect John L. Worrall James W. Marquart The University of Texas at Dallas The University of Texas at Dallas Program in Criminology School of Economic, Political and Policy Sciences 800 West Campbell Road, GR 31 800 West Campbell Road Richardson, TX 75080-3021 Richardson, TX 75080-3021 Regional Trustees 2nd Vice President Region 1 –Northeast Melissa Barlow David Owens Fayettevilel State University Onondaga Community College 1200 Murchison Road 4585 West Seneca Turnpike Fayetteville, NC 28301 Syracuse, NY 13215
Immediate Past President Region 2 –Southern W. Wesley Johnson Lee E. Ross University of Southern Mississippi University of Central Florida Department of Administration of Justice Department of Criminal Justice/Legal Studies, HPA355 118 College Drive, #5127 4000 Central Florida Boulevard Hattiesburg, MS 39406 Orlando, FL 32816
Treasurer Region 3 –Midwest Marilyn Chandler Ford Ken Novak Volusia County Division of Corrections University of Missouri – Kansas City 1300 Red John Drive Department of Sociology/Criminal Justice and Criminology Daytona Beach, FL 32120-2865 208 Haag Hall 5100 Rockhill Road Secretary Kansas City, MO 64110-2499 Nicole Leeper Piquero Florida State University Region 4 –Southwest College of Criminology and Criminal Justice Willard M. Oliver 313 Hecht House Sam Houston State University 634 W. Call Street College of Criminal Justice Tallahassee, FL 32306 P. O. Box 2296 Huntsville, TX 77341 Trustee-At-Large Denise Kindschi Gosselin Region 5 -Western/Pacific Western New England College Craig Hemmens Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice Boise State University 1215 Wilbraham Road, Box E5343 Department of Criminal Justice Springfield, MA 01119-2684 1910 University Drive Boise, ID 83725
ACJS PAST PRESIDENTS
1963-1964 Donald F. McCall 1986-1987 Robert Regoli 1964-1965 Felix M. Fabian 1987-1988 Thomas Barker 1965-1966 Athur F. Brandstatter 1988-1989 Larry Gaines 1966-1967 Richard O. Hankey 1988-1990 Edward Latessa 1967-1968 Robert Sheehan 1988-1991 Vincent Webb 1968-1969 Robert F. Borkenstein 1991-1992 Ben Menke 1969-1970 B. Earl Lewis 1992-1993 Robert Bohm 1970-1971 Donald H. Riddle 1993-1994 Francis Cullen 1971-1972 Gordon E. Misner 1994-1995 Harry Allen 1972-1973 Richard A. Myren 1995-1996 Jay Albanese 1973-1974 William J. Mathias 1996-1997 Donna Hale 1974-1975 Felix M. Fabian 1997-1998 Gennaro Vito 1975-1976 George T. Felkenes 1998-1999 Gary Cordner 1976-1977 Gordon E. Misner 1999-2000 Alida Merlo 1977-1978 Richard Ward 2000-2001 Todd Clear 1978-1979 Richter H. Moore, Jr. 2001-2002 Mittie D. Southerland 1979-1980 Larry Bassi 2002-2003 Richard R. Bennett 1980-1981 Harry More, Jr. 2003-2004 Steven P. Lab 1981-1982 Robert G. Culbertson 2004-2005 James Finckenauer 1982-1983 Larry T. Hoover 2005-2006 Laura J. Moriarty 1983-1984 Gilbert Bruns 2006-2007 Jeffery T. Walker 1984-1985 Dorothy Bracey 2007-2008 Ronald Hunter 1985-1986 R. Paul McCauley 2008-2009 W. Wesley Johnson
ACJS PAST PRESIDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS
The past presidents listed below are the ones who responded to President Janice Joseph’s request for information about their presidency.
PAST PRESIDENTS
W. Wesley Johnson, President 2008-2009 W. Wesley Johnson was Professor of Criminal Justice at the School of Criminal Justice, University of Southern Mississippi when serving as President of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Specific Items Initiated or Completed During Your Presidency and Who Was Involved In Accomplishing Them (all work was done with the guidance of and input from the ACJS Executive Board, Cathy Barth, and Mittie Southerland). • We reviewed and proposed changes to ethics policy; presented to membership on November, 2009 ballot (in coordination with Ethics Committee). • We surveyed membership on their opinions on ACJS journals (ACJS Publications Committee). • I facilitated 2nd five year contract with journal publisher Taylor and Francis. • I began negotiations with Taylor and Francis on increases in JQ page space • We established a contract with ACJS and SAGE for Junior Faculty Professional Development Awards in Teaching (Mittie Southerland, Executive Director); 1st Teaching Workshop conducted at 2009 annual meeting. • I continued support of ACJS’ NGO status and participation with UN. • I worked with ACJS Security Section to improve the administration and quality of their journal. • We facilitated a new section on Restorative Justice. • I implemented a MOU with Alpha Phi Sigma. • I facilitated new contract with Experient to improve conference hotel contracts and conference delivery. • I established a task force with ASC to foster recognition of “field” by National Science Foundation. • The annual conference had second largest attendance in ACJS history. • ACJS membership reached new record. • I expanded Research Showcase (poster sessions) via Program Chair Barbara Sims and Janice Ahmad.
• I emphasized, in communications with membership, the need to improve the quality of panel presentations including providing papers or executive summary of findings to chair/discussant prior to conference. • I established a survey of program chairs to evaluate no-shows by presenters (Program Chair, Barbara Sims). • I represented ACJS at three regional association conferences. • ACJS was represented at one international conference (ESC) and one national conference (NAMI). • I supported and promoted recognition of Criminal Justice Month by U.S. Congress (Ronald “Chip” Burns and John Smykla). • The Assessment Committee, with approval of the ACJS Executive Board, initiated an online forum for publishing assessment related manuscripts. • We sustained increased student participation in annual conference.
Ronald D. Hunter, President 2007-2008 Ron Hunter was Professor of Criminal Justice, Department Head, and Interim Associate Dean at Western Carolina University when serving as President of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Specific Items Initiated or Completed During Your Presidency and Who Was Involved In Accomplishing Them • We strengthened our relations with our sister organizations at both the international and national levels. We had representatives at the International Police Executive Forum, United Nations meetings in Geneva, the Stockholm Prize Symposium, the British Society of Criminology, the European Society of Criminology, and the Australia-New Zealand Society of Criminology. We continued to have working relationships with the American Society of Criminology and the American Correctional Association. • We sought to become an even more “student friendly” organization. We continued our supportive relationship with Alpha Phi Sigma. We sponsored student luncheons at the annual meeting. We allowed students to “work off” their registration fee by helping at the registration desk. We are strengthened our efforts in recruiting graduate students through enhanced relations with the doctoral granting institutions, continued membership inducements for doctoral students, and initiating the restoration of the Directory of Graduate Programs. • Our Membership, Affirmative Action, and Student Affairs Committees continued ACJS’s efforts to encourage new members to join with us by stressing our uniqueness as an organization, our commitment to diversity, and our inclusion of new members in organizational activities. We are also explored options to enhance career development opportunities for our membership beyond our Employment Exchange. This included an agreement with sage Publications to provide financial support and training opportunities for junior faculty members at our meetings. • We continued to promote program certification by offering information sessions and reviewer training at the regional meetings. We are also working to better explain the purposes and benefits of program certification to our membership.
• In an effort to recognize the professionalism of our members, (particularly those who may work in non-teaching positions or at institutions that will not seek program certification), I created an ad hoc committee to explore the potential for establishing a Diplomate in Justice Science. The committee found limited support for this concept and recommended that for the time being that it not be pursued. • Rick Tewksbury and the Program Committee created a great program set up for the annual meeting in Cincinnati. The Hyatt and Hilton properties were excellent conference facilities. The University of Cincinnati and the Cincinnati Police Department provided us with great local support. • Lastly, we continued to enhance our website in order to make it more informative and user friendly. • We received a petition with the requisite signatures to establish a Section on Restorative and Community Justice. The process was followed and the section was approved at the Annual Meeting. • We supported the efforts led by contact Chip Burns and John Smykla to establish March as Criminal Justice Awareness Month. Unfortunately, time constraints of the United States Congress precluded this from being adopted during my presidency but it was accomplished the next year.
Jeffery T Walker, President 2006-2007 Jeffery T. Walker was Professor of Criminal Justice/Criminology at the University of Arkansas, Little Rock when serving as President of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Specific Items Initiated or Completed During Your Presidency and Who Was Involved In Accomplishing Them • At the beginning of my presidency, I set out three goals: greater involvement of graduate students in ACJS, greater involvement of ACJS in international organizations such as the European Society of Criminology, and a high quality conference. I believe these goals and more were met. • During my term I worked with the Executive Board to do away with the “students with journals” option for student memberships and to lower the student membership fee; increasing the number of students involved in ACJS. The Board also approved a free 1-year membership for doctoral students that could be used any time in their doctoral program. • I also placed doctoral students on every committee during my term, facilitating greater involvement of students and making linkages with ACJS members. • The Seattle meeting began a policy of providing students with luncheons during the conference. This was undertaken to facilitate greater interaction of students and to lower student cost of attending the conference.
• I also made funds available in my budget that made it possible to attend the meetings of the British Society of Criminology, European Society of Criminology, Stockholm Prize in Criminology meeting, International Police Executive Symposium, and a meeting of the UN Crime Prevention Council. Flyers promoting ACJS were distributed and I made many contacts with people who did not previously know about ACJS. During my term, I also joined a group of distinguished non-profit organizations that fought for support for the 2010 Census. • The meeting in Seattle was by most accounts a great success. We had a large number of quality panels, including feature panels that included some of the leading people in the field who had not attended an ACJS meeting for a long time. • Finally, I developed the idea of ACJS Now and worked with the Executive Board to get it implemented.
Laura J. Moriarty, President 2005-2006 Laura J. Moriarty was Professor and Acting Associate Vice Provost for Academic and Faculty Affairs at Virginia Commonwealth University when serving as President of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Specific Items Initiated or Completed During Your Presidency and Who Was Involved In Accomplishing Them • During my presidency a much more concentrated effort on assessment of student learning outcomes was initiated. I did my presidential address on "Investing in Quality: The Current State of Assessment in Criminal Justice programs." The data revealed interesting findings for the field with some concern being generated for the discipline's lack of preparation for assessing students. Since that time, I have made it a priority to move assessment to a more visible and higher priority for criminal justice programs. • Mittie Southerland and I have been conducting ACJS Certification workshops where the emphasis is on assessment (my part of the workshops). In addition to ACJS presentations, we were invited to two state-wide criminal justice associations to present the workshop: New Jersey and Virginia.
James Finkenauer, President 2004-2005 Jim Finckenauer was Professor II (Distinguished Professor) at Rutgers University when serving as President of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Specific Items Initiated or Completed During Your Presidency and Who Was Involved In Accomplishing Them • We created, approved and implemented the ACJS certification of criminal justice education programs. • We created and filled the position of Executive Director. • We purchased a permanent office space for ACJS. • We implemented the poster sessions at the annual meeting. • We showcased the Bruce Smith award winner with a plenary address. • We implemented the Donal McNamara publication award.
Stephen Lab, President 2003-2004 Steve Lab was Professor of Criminal Justice at Bowling Green State University when serving as President of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Specific Items Initiated or Completed During Your Presidency and Who Was Involved In Accomplishing Them • We initiated and selected Taylor and Francis as the publisher of JQ and JCJE (with the Board). • I initiated and Selected the property to purchase for the ACJS National Office (with the Board).
Richard Bennett, President 2002-2003 Richard Bennett was Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, School of Public Affairs, American University when serving as President of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Specific Items Initiated or Completed During Your Presidency and Who Was Involved In Accomplishing Them • My most important contribution to the Academy took place during my tenure as Second Vice President (2000-2001). The Academy was in deep financial trouble. Since our move into the private sector rather than an academic setting, the cost of doing business increased dramatically. As an example, while the National Office was housed in a university setting, the university gave us office space at no charge and paid for other items like postage and part time help. • The move to the Washington area was a good one, but the actual cost of not being affiliated with a university was never considered in the move. So he conducted an audit of the academy’s expenses and its revenue. We were hemorrhaging and he proposed a 13 point plan to rein-in our expenses and increase our revenue. The Executive Board passed the proposal and the policy changes were implemented. By the time he was President (2003), the organization was back on a solid financial footing, a footing strong enough to purchase the space we are now using as the National Office. • The 2003 meeting in Boston was a success in terms of participation and in accordance with the theme of globalization, 33 countries were represented by the participants. • As President, I began the process of seeking out publishers for our two journals. As Past-President, he helped President Steve Lab negotiate the contract that ended the Academy’s role as a publisher of our two journals and established our now-successful relationship with Taylor and Francis.
Mittie Southerland, President 2001-2002 Mittie D. Southerland was Professor of Criminal Justice at Murray State University (MSU) in Murray, Kentucky while serving as President of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Specific Items Initiated or Completed During Your Presidency and Who Was Involved In Accomplishing Them • During my presidency, ACJS adopted Dark Navy Blue or Midnight Blue as the color for criminal justice/criminology regalia --Tory Caeti and Mary Stohr co- chaired this ad Hoc committee. • As a result of a process begun by earlier administrations, ACJS entered into several agreements for articles from our journals to be made available through electronic search on the Internet. • David Owens served as chair of the first ad Hoc committee on assessment. • Jay Albanese and Alida Merlo co-chaired an ad Hoc committee on Accreditation Exploration/Feasibility. • Jeff Walker who was then ACJS Secretary converted the ACJS Policy Manual to an electronic format. • ACJS reexamined the process of site selection and hotel contract negotiation.
Todd Clear, President 2000-2001 Todd Clear was Professor of Criminal Justice at John Jay College while serving as President of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences
Specific Items Initiated or Completed During Your Presidency and Who Was Involved In Accomplishing Them • During my presidency, the association of doctoral programs set up the US New and World Report rankings in a meeting that took place at our conference. Natasha Frost and I completed a study of a random sample of criminologist’s CVs, and that study became the foundation for my presidential address and a later paper in JCJE.
Alida Merlo, President 1999-2000 Alida Merlo was Professor of Criminology at Indiana University of Pennsylvania while serving as President of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Specific Items Initiated or Completed During Your Presidency and Who Was Involved In Accomplishing Them During my term as President, six initiatives/projects were undertaken or completed. • The Code of Ethics was approved by the ACJS Executive Board and by ACJS members. Dick Bennett chaired the Ad Hoc Committee on Ethics.
• The Century transition was undertaken. It focused on using increased technology for the membership and the national office of ACJS. Annual Meeting Program Chair, Rick Holden, used electronic format for the abstracts and for organizing the 2000 conference. The Internet was used to communicate with the Executive Board and to make the organization more accessible to the membership. • The Board created the position of Webmaster for ACJS. Pete Benekos chaired the Webmaster Search Committee. The committee conducted a national search for the first Webmaster; and Rick Holden was selected. • The Board conducted a review of all the ACJS policies and procedures. With Marilyn Chandler Ford as chair of the committee, all ACJS policies were reviewed, revised in accordance with our bylaws, updated, and signed. Mittie Southerland was also involved in this project. Each Board member was given a bound copy of the ACJS Policies. • The Board created a professionally printed booklet for colleges and universities to utilize for the Minimum Standards for ACJS Peer Review. Ron Vogel served as the Chair of the Academic Review Committee and worked with Mittie Southerland to produce the Minimum Standards Booklet. • The Board facilitated the transition of the ACJS national office from Kentucky to Virginia. Although the organization moved in the summer of 1998, with the assistance of Todd Clear, Gary Cordner, and Marilyn Chandler Ford, more staff members were recruited and hired, new office space was secured, and the Academy’s presence in the D.C. area was stabilized.
Gary Cordner, President 1998-1999 Gary Cordner was the Dean of the College of Justice & Safety at Eastern Kentucky University while serving as President of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences
Specific Items Initiated or Completed During Your Presidency and Who Was Involved In Accomplishing Them • During my presidential year, ACJS had a successful conference in Orlando, Florida. • Most significantly, though, we moved the ACJS national office from Northern Kentucky University to the Washington, DC area. The physical relocation of the national office, including finding and leasing new office space in northern Virginia, was a big job. Even more daunting was replacing our long-time Executive Director, Pat DeLancey, who chose not to make the move. It was a very difficult transition year, in fact the first of several challenging transitional years. But a decade later, we are firmly ensconced in the DC area and all is serene again. • It was a special honor for me to follow in the footsteps of my mentor Robert Sheehan from Northeastern University, who was the 5th ACJS President, serving in 1967-1968.
Gennaro F. Vito, President 1997-1998 Gennaro F. Vito was a Professor of Justice Administration, University of Louisville while serving as President of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Specific Items Initiated or Completed During Your Presidency and Who Was Involved In Accomplishing Them • During my presidency, the Executive Board labored long and hard to relocate the ACJS National Office to the Washington, D.C. area.
Jay Albanese, President 1995-1996 Jay Albanese was Professor and Chair of the Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice at Niagara University, when serving as President of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Specific Items Initiated or Completed During Your Presidency and Who Was Involved In Accomplishing Them • We formed the ACJS Committee on Education & Minimum Standards, based on his previous work in establishing Minimum Standards in the Northeast region. This committee worked on the Standards which became the foundation for ACJS' current Certification process for Associates, Bachelors and Masters degree programs. • ACJS published the first Media Guide at ACJS which highlighted the expertise of members and was distributed to news organizations.
Harry E. Allen, President, 1994-1995 Harry E. Allen was Professor at San Jose State University when serving as President of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Specific Items Initiated or Completed During Your Presidency and Who Was Involved In Accomplishing Them • I made concerted effort to increase the diversity of both the Academy and Officers of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. • I made an effort to include new members (and challenge incumbent members to retire) as Officers in the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. • I encouraged new approaches to fiscal solvency of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. • As every Past President might say: To live through my term as President.
Francis T. Cullen, President 1993-1994 Francis T. Cullen was Distinguished Research Professor at the University of Cincinnati when serving as President of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Specific Items Initiated or Completed During Your Presidency and Who Was Involved In Accomplishing Them • During my ACJS presidency, I worked to improve the quality of the annual meeting and helped to implement an employment bulletin that was distributed to all ACJS members. • I was also afforded the opportunity in his ACJS presidential address to set forth his initial statement of social support theory.
Robert Bohm, President 1992-1993 Robert Bohm was a professor in the Department of Criminal Justice at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte when serving as President of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Specific Items Initiated or Completed During Your Presidency and Who Was Involved In Accomplishing Them • I was able to get the Executive Board to appropriate funds for a conference held during the summer of 1992 to create the Minorities and W.omen Section. • I was the first president to give a presidential address. • I was the first president to travel around the country to attend all of the ACJS regional association meetings. • I was the first president to open the presidential reception to all meeting attendees. Prior to my presidency, the presidential reception was limited to only a relatively small number of invited guests.
Vincent Webb, President 1990-1991 Vincent Webb was Chairman of the Department of Criminal Justice at the University of Nebraska at Omaha when serving as President of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Specific Items Initiated or Completed During Your Presidency and Who Was Involved In Accomplishing Them • Major initiatives while I was on the board include the development of a strategic planning process, the establishment of sections, and the establishment of the Journal of Criminal Justice Education.
Edward J. Latessa, President 1989-1990 Edward J. Latessa was Professor and Head of the Department of Criminal Justice, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Specific Items Initiated or Completed During Your Presidency and Who Was Involved In Accomplishing Them • The first issue of JCJE was published.
• The Academic Peer Review Committee notified programs about the review process. • The Guide to Graduate Programs in Criminal Justice and Criminology was published.
Larry Gaines, 1988-1989 Larry Gaines was a Professor, Police Studies Department, Eastern Kentucky University when serving as President of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Specific Items Initiated or Completed During Your Presidency and Who Was Involved In Accomplishing Them • I worked with Gary Cordner on developing the sections policy that was ultimately implemented, but I do not remember if it was during my presidency or some other time.
R. Paul McCauley, President 1985-1986 R. Paul McCauley was Professor of Criminology, Indiana University of Pennsylvania when serving as President of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Specific Items Initiated or Completed During Your Presidency and Who Was Involved In Accomplishing Them • I mediated, with the Board, the transition of the Justice Quarterly editorship during, a highly contentious issue at a time when the Academy was stressed and its mission was developing and coming into focus.
Dorothy Bracey, President 1984-1985 Dorothy Bracey was Chair, Dept of Anthropology, John Jay College of Criminal Justice when serving as President of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Specific Items Initiated or Completed During Your Presidency and Who Was Involved In Accomplishing Them • My term saw the publication of first volume of Justice Quarterly, our very own journal. It is safe to say that JQ has since gone from strength to strength. • ACJS signed on to the amicus brief in the U.S. Supreme Court case of Tennessee v. Garner, siding with the eventual opinion that overturned the Common Law fleeing felon rule. This decision helped to change the police use of deadly force throughout the United States. This was the first and, I believe, the last time that ACJS took such a public position. • I was the first woman to be President of ACJS. Since ACJS has since elected a number of distinguished women Presidents.
Larry T. Hoover, President 1982-1983 Dr. Larry Hoover was an Associate Professor at Sam Houston State University when serving as President of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Specific Items Initiated or Completed During Your Presidency and Who Was Involved In Accomplishing Them • During his ACJS Presidency, 1982-1983, the Academy created its own journal, Justice Quarterly – now in Volume 27.
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-
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-
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-
ACJS Now
Melissa W. Burek, 2006-2009 Robert Worley, 2009- GENERAL MEETING INFORMATION
Registration
Registration will be held in the Golden Foyer during the following times:
Tuesday, February 23, 2010 1:00 PM – 8:00 PM Wednesday, February 24, 2010 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM Thursday, February 25, 2020 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM Friday, February 26, 2010 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Exhibit Hall and Wireless Internet Access
The Exhibit Hall will be located in the Town & Country Ballroom. The Hall will be open:
Wednesday, February 24, 2010 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Thursday, February 25, 2010 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Friday, February 26, 2010 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Thanks to the generous support of
WADSWORTH CENGAGE LEARNING free wireless internet access will be available to all attendees in the Exhibit Hall.
Pre-Search Employment Exchange
The Pre-Search Employment Exchange will be located in Terrace Salon 1 and will be open the same hours as the Exhibit Hall. A schedule is available below which highlights content area interests; during the specified time, faculty representatives with expertise in these areas will be available to meet with individuals searching for an academic position. Please review the schedule and make a point to visit the Exchange.
The Pre-Search Employment Exchange is designed to allow graduate students and all others seeking an academic position an opportunity to meet with representatives from institutions that may be currently searching or searching in the future. Pre-search materials including “getting ready for the interview process,” and “what you need to know about a career in academe,” will be available. Students are also invited to participate in simulated interviews with members of the ACJS Board.
Time Wednesday Thursday Friday
10:00 – 11:00 AM Generalist Methods Corrections
1:00 – 2:00 PM Corrections Policing Generalist
Criminological 2:00 – 3:00 PM Policing Theory
TOWN & COUNTRY MEETING ROOMS
2010 AWARD RECIPIENTS
BRUCE SMITH, SR. AWARD For outstanding contributions to criminal justice presented to Edward J. Latessa, University of Cincinnati
FOUNDER’S AWARD For outstanding contributions to criminal justice education and ACJS presented to Jeffery T. Walker, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
ACADEMY FELLOW AWARD For distinguished teaching and scholarly achievement presented to Freda Adler
OUTSTANDING BOOK AWARD Police Interrogation and American Justice Richard Leo, University of San Francisco School of Law
THE WILLIAM L. SIMON/ANDERSON PUBLISHING OUTSTANDING PAPER AWARD, SPONSORED BY LEXISNEXIS ANDERSON PUBLISHING
“’I Got Your Back’: An Examination of the Protective Function of Gang Membership in Adolescence” Chris Melde, Terrance Taylor, Finn-Aage Esbensen
THE WILLIAM L. SIMON/ANDERSON PUBLISHING OUSTANDING STUDENT PAPER AWARD, SPONSORED BY LEXISNEXIS ANDERSON PUBLISHING
“A Structural Analysis of Homicides of Baltimore Police Officers” Jennifer Gibbs, University of Maryland
MACNAMARA AWARD “Racial Discrimination and Hirschi’s Criminological Classic: A Chapter in the Sociology of Knowledge” James D. Unnever, Francis T. Cullen, Scott A. Mathers, Timothy E. McClure, Marissa C. Allison
2010 OUTSTANDING MENTORS
The 2010 Outstanding Mentor awards are given for significant contributions to the professional development of student and colleagues:
Leanne F. Alarid, University of Texas - San Antonio, Department of Criminal Justice “Dr. Leanne F. Alarid has been a great mentor and teacher to me.” “I want to be a professor of her status one day.”
Harry E. Allen, San Jose State University, Administration of Justice “Harry has been a mentor, advisor, and friend for over half my life.”
Todd R. Clear, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Department of Law and Police Science He “gave me the confidence that I needed to believe that I could complete graduate school and a doctorate in criminal justice.” “Much of my teaching style has been adopted from my observations of him as a professor.”
Rolando V. del Carmen, Sam Houston State University, College of Criminal Justice “Professor del Carmen is the model of the academic mentor.” “To be known as a “del Carmen student” is a badge … in Criminal Justice.” “Mentoring students remains his greatest legacy. He is a father figure to many, many students.”
James O. Finckenauer, Rutgers University, School of Criminal Justice “I learned many teaching skills from being Jim’s teaching assistant.”
Rosemary L. Gido, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Department of Criminology “Dr. Rosemary Gido has been the epitome of the word ‘mentor.’ She has been the advisor for numerous students from undergraduates through doctoral candidates.” “Dr. Gido was not just my chair; she was my mentor, my confidant, and my friend.”
Zelma W. Henriques, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Department of Law and Police Science “The mentoring that she has provided since my hiring … has been phenomenal.” “She has guided me through the complications of applying for reappointment, two promotions and tenure.”
Kathrine Johnson, University of West Florida “She is the person that provided me with advice and encouragement from the time that I was an undergraduate, at Kentucky State University, all of the way through the Ph.D. process.” “I can only try to proceed in academia and life with the same passion and integrity as she has shown me.”
Janice O. Joseph, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, Criminal Justice Department Her “constant support has given me the confidence that I needed to make it through the early stages of my career and sustain me during the current stage.” “As a mentor, she embodies integrity, character, and commitment.”
Jess Maghan, The Center for Comparative Corrections “Dr. Maghan has been a significant guide to me and many others during our academic upbringing and now our professional lives.”
Marilyn D. McShane, University of Houston – Downtown, Department of Criminal Justice “She has devoted herself unselfishly to providing support and guidance to students and faculty.” “She inspires creativity, motivation, confidence, and integrity in those she has mentored.”
Alida V. Merlo, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Department of Criminology “Alida Merlo is more than an outstanding mentor; she is an exceptional role model.” “She is the most amazing person that I know.” “Dr. Merlo’s ability to foster the development of new ideas and to cultivate the process of turning those ideas into projects makes her a uniquely talented mentor.”
Laura J. Moriarty, Virginia Commonwealth University, Office of the Provost “She has been one who has never lost sight of the importance of mentoring in every arena in which she has been involved; she epitomizes mentoring at its best!” “Dr. Moriarty has made mentorship one of her primary foci not only as an administrator but as a faculty member mentoring her students and her colleagues.” “She embodies the true essence of a mentor in every fashion.” “I refer to Dr. Moriarty as my “academic mother. She has helped to shape my life in ways that she will never fully understand.”
Roslyn Muraskin, Long Island University at C.W. Post, Department of Criminal Justice “She possesses all the qualifications necessary for a great mentor – patience, integrity, competence, a fine personality, and high ideals.”
Allan Patenaude, University of Regina, Department of Justice Studies “Al is an exceptional mentor for both faculty and graduate students in our MA programs.” “He consistently put others needs ahead of his own professional aspirations and endeavors.”
James Ruiz, Pennsylvania State University – Harrisburg, School of Public Affairs “To this day, Dr. Ruiz has developed from my assigned advisor, to professor, to co-author, to mentor.” “He is a compassionate human being, a true leader, an outstanding role model, and a mentor to be admired.” “The best gift he gave me, however, was the self-confidence with which I have been able to push myself to the next levels in the academic life.”
Mittie Southerland, ACJS, Executive Director “Each encounter with Dr. Southerland as a mentor has strengthened my character and enriched my professional experiences. Her support and confidence in me have been immeasurable.”
Mary K. Stohr, Boise State University, Department Criminal Justice Administration “She has a sense of compassion, vision, and profound faith in humanity. These together make her an exceptional mentor.”
Dorothy L. Taylor, University of Miami, Emeritus, Department Sociology “Dorothy became my surrogate mother during some of the most challenging times in my graduate training.” “Dorothy has always been there for me, ready with advice and a steady shoulder to lean on; her words have always been honest, caring, and uplifting.”
Richard Tewksbury, University of Louisville, Department of Justice Administration “Without his guidance and support, I would not still be in academia at this level.”
Gennaro F. Vito, University of Louisville, Department of Justice Administration “Dr. Vito has provided me with guidance in understanding the broadness and importance of being a professor.”
2010 SAGE TEACHING AWARD RECIPIENTS
Jennifer Balboni, Curry College Vidisha Barau, Penn State Altoona Michele Bratina, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Cynthia Brown, University of Central Florida Jake Bucher, Baker University Alison Burke, Southern Oregon University Kate Fox, Sam Houston State University Christine Gardiner, California State University Jennifer Girgen, Salem State College Georgen Guerrero, Texas State University Holly Miller, University of Texas at San Antonio Denise Nation, Winston-Salem State University Tara Shelley, Colorado State University
2010 Exhibitors
Our Exhibitors invite you to visit their booths and view their published works. To obtain a review copy of any book, please speak with the individual book exhibitor regarding their review copy policy.
Adler School of Professional Psychology Association Book Exhibit Ball State University California Victim Compensation Program Capella University Carolina Academic Press CRC Press – Taylor & Francis Group LLC Criminal Justice Press DiscoverPolicing.org Elsevier EMU Center for Justice and Peacebuilding Hands-On Labs Jones and Bartlett LexisNexis/Anderson Publishing LFB Scholarly Publishing, LLC Looseleaf Law Lynne Rienner Publishers McGraw-Hill Higher Education National Archive of Criminal Justice Data (NACJD) National Center for Juvenile Justice Office of Justice Programs Oxford University Press Pearson Rowman and Littlefield Publishing Group Routledge Routledge Journals Sage Springer SBM Texas Southern University University of New Haven Wadsworth Cengage Learning Waveland Press Willan Publishing Wolters Kluwer Law & Business/Aspen Publishers
2010 Sponsors
ACJS acknowledges the generous support of the following sponsors:
Wireless Internet – Exhibit Hall Wadsworth Cengage Learning
Thursday Coffee Bar – Exhibit Hall LFB Scholarly Publishing, LLC
2010 Keynote Speaker Taylor & Francis Pearson
Student Luncheon Alpha Phi Sigma Boise State University Indiana University of Pennsylvania Mercyhurst College Roslyn Muraskin University of South Carolina
Research and Pictorial Showcase Brunch Routledge Journals, Taylor & Francis Group California Victim Compensation Program Indiana University of Pennsylvania John P. Murtha Institute for Homeland Security
Writing for Justice Quarterly and Journal of Criminal Justice Education Publication – Thursday Routledge Journals, Taylor & Francis Group
In Memoriam
JOSEPH LEE AUTEN
Joe Auten passed away on May 7, 2009. Joe was a graduate of North Mecklenburg High School and Guilford College. He retired from the North Carolina Department of Justice after many years as a criminal justice training coordinator for the North Carolina Justice Academy. Joe was a nationally recognized expert on Domestic and Foreign Terrorism, and served as an advisor to federal, state and local law enforcement agencies as well as numerous colleges and universities. His distinguished career in criminal justice included service as President of the Southern Criminal Justice Association and being honored as Outstanding Educator by the SCJA.
Joe was born on November 10, 1946, the son of Horace Warren Auten and Freida Gasque Auten. He is survived by his wife, Lisa Porterfield Auten; son, Charles Auten; daughter, Susan Auten,; grandson , Taliesen Auten; and , his sisters Anne Gillispie, Mary Elise Webb and Shirley Keistler,
Joe is remembered as a fine educator and a good friend.
Ronald Hunter In Memoriam
NORMAN BOTTOM
Norman R. Bottom, Jr. passed away on August 5, 2009. Norm was an internationally respected security and loss control expert. He held an earned doctorate in sociology as well as numerous certifications (including Certified Security Trainer, Certified Protection Professional, and Certified Protection Officer) in the field of security and loss control. Norm was a former Chair of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Security and Crime Prevention Section, as well as a past President of the Academy of Security Educators and Trainers. He was a faculty member of the Canadian Security Academy, former Editor of the Journal of Security Administration, and author of numerous texts and articles on security and loss prevention. Norm began his career conducting and directing research with the Defense Intelligence Agency. He was very proud of having designed and staffed one of the first masters programs in security at the university level.
Norm was born on October 4th, 1938, to Lt. Col. Norman R. Bottom, Sr. and Madalene Harper Bottom. Norm. He is survived by Mari, his wife, of 30 years; his sister, Phoenix Williams Howard and. his niece, Cynthia Sidra Pelston.. Norm was a dedicated professional and a true gentleman.
Ronald Hunter In Memoriam
BRUCE BERG
Bruce Lawrence Berg, a Cal State Long Beach criminal justice graduate adviser and professor, died of a heart attack Feb. 20 in Santa Ana. He was 54.
Berg was born on Oct. 7, 1954, in Brooklyn, N.Y. He studied sociology, earning his bachelor’s degree from Brooklyn College in 1975 and, from Syracuse University, his master’s degree in 1982 and his doctorate in 1983.
Berg began his teaching career as a criminal justice professor at Indiana University of Pennsylvania in 1988. Eleven years later, he became a professor at CSULB. From 2001 to 2003, he served as the chair of the criminal justice department. He left Indiana University and moved to the West coast, leaving the small-town atmosphere to experience a more diverse area.
However, the reason for his passion for sociology and criminal justice never came up, said Kate Dwyer, his daughter. His son, Alex, a CSULB accounting and business alumnus, said Berg had a mentor in school “who taught him the ropes.”
“I know he loved it, was fascinated by it,” Dwyer said, “and he loved teaching more than anything else.”
In addition to mentoring graduate students at CSULB, Berg taught a total of 10 different courses about subjects such as criminological theory, thesis project writing, research methods, and causation and criminal investigation. He also worked with students through CSULB’s Partners for Success program.
“Students loved him; he was an active scholar, and he sat on countless department, college and university committees,” said Brenda Vogel, an associate criminal justice professor, in an e-mail. “What really made Bruce special, however, were the ‘intagables’ he brought to the department. He could always be counted on to step up when something needed to get one, he would take on additional students, step in and teach a class for a sick colleague, help out students in a bind, and on and on.”
Connie Ireland, graduate program coordinator, said in an e-mail that Berg would “pop into an office, plant himself in a chair” to chat about various subjects “without fail every week, with every single faculty member in the department.”
He taught on campus, as well as for the off-campus accelerated master’s program in criminal justice. Berg was also involved with an exchange program that sent criminal justice students to universities in China.
Berg has published about six books in qualitative research methods, policing and other areas of criminal justice. He also published about 40 articles in different academic journals.
He worked on research projects with various groups, including the Massachusetts State Police Academy. He especially took an interest in studying policing, police training, juvenile justice and substance abuse.
Sam Torres, criminal justice undergraduate adviser and friend of Berg, describes Berg as “kind of a jokester” who was “always in a good mood.”
“He was somebody who found the joy and wonder in all the things in his life,” Dwyer said.
He enjoyed traveling and loved visiting Hawaii — so much so that he was well known on campus for wearing Hawaiian shirts. He has also traveled to China, London and Scotland.
“He always wore Hawaiian shirts with matching socks and/or shoes,” Vogel said. “If he had on a chartreuse shirt, then his socks would be chartreuse and green argyle.”
Torres said he learned from Berg “to live life for today; don’t put off things too long.”
“The man knew anything and everything about everything,” said his son, Alex, who noted that Berg was able to build despite a lack of experience in carpentry and could answer “Jeopardy” questions like a contestant. “He’s the smartest man I’ve ever met, and a loving father and husband.”
On a typical day, Berg would wake up at 4:30 a.m. and go to the gym with his wife before going to work. At the end of the day, he would go to his home in Irvine and cook dinner for his wife and himself.
“I guess his No. 1 hobby was spending time with my mom,” Dwyer said. “They were hardly ever apart.”
Berg met his wife, Jill, whom he married in 1975, when they worked at a two-story mall in New York. Berg, a shoe-store employee in his 20s, flirted with the woman from the cheese store for a while before asking her out on a date.
Dwyer said believed he would say his greatest accomplishment was being a father and a husband.
In his spare time, Berg enjoyed watching television and taking care of and walking his dog, Bebe, an American bulldog mix. Some of his favorite shows included “CSI,” “Medium,” “Law and Order” and “Monk.”
He also liked collecting stamps and coins, and reading mysteries and detective novels. According to Dwyer, he also had a black belt in karate and lost more than 100 pounds last year.
Berg is survived by his wife, Jill; his daughter, Kate, 27, of San Diego; and his son, Alex, 25, of Irvine.
Written by Antoinette Luzano, Daily 49er Reprinted by permission
In Memoriam
JAMES A. INCIARDI
James A. Inciardi, Co-Director of the Center for Drug and Alcohol Studies at the University of Delaware and Professor of Sociology and Criminal Justice died on Monday, November 23rd after a prolonged and courageous battle with multiple myeloma. Jim was born in Brooklyn on November 28, 1939 and spent his youth and young adulthood in New York City and its Boroughs. Wherever he lived and worked in later years, New York City remained central to his identity. He graduated from Fordham University and had an early and varied career as a jazz drummer and parole officer for the City of New York. In the late 1960s he went to work for Carl Chambers at the New York State Narcotic Addiction Control Commission and entered graduate school at New York University.
When he completed his PhD in 1973 from NYU, Jim had already relocated to the University of Miami continuing to work with Chambers in the Division of Addiction Sciences in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Miami. He held several research and academic positions at the University of Miami in the early 1970s, including Director of the National Center for the Study of Acute Drug Reactions at the University of Miami School of Medicine. During this period, he worked with Chambers, Harvey Siegel, John Ball, and others on an important series of studies on narcotics addicts and the process of addiction. At this time he also began a series of studies examining the associations between drug use and criminal activity, and this work would form the core of his scholarly activity for much of his professional career. He relocated to the University of Delaware in 1976, and UD became his academic home for the remainder of his career, though he maintained a professional connection with the University of Miami as well. He was promoted to Professor at UD in 1979. For many years (1976-1991), he was the Director of Criminal Justice in the Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice at Delaware, and he became renowned as a teacher of criminal justice, leading to the publication of his popular textbook on Criminal Justice, now in its 9th Edition.
Beginning in 1976 Jim had a remarkable unbroken record of funding from the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) including twenty-one awards for which he was Principal Investigator. More impressive than the number of grants was the breadth and depth of his scholarly activity and the impact his work had on the field and on policy and program development. His studies began with the criminal involvement of drug abusers and the ethnography of street addiction in various subpopulations, and later moved to studies of drug abuse treatment for criminal offenders. With the arrival of AIDS and its disproportionate concentration among drug using populations, his research focus shifted to the epidemiology of HIV infection and transmission, and later to the development and evaluation of effective HIV prevention and treatment programs for both street and criminal justice populations. In all of his studies of drug involvement, criminal justice and HIV, his work moved from careful observation, to hypothesis testing, and then to clinical trials of novel ways to address these problems. His work led to the creation of the KEY/CREST Therapeutic Community continuum of treatment for drug involved offenders in Delaware, which became a national and international model for criminal justice treatment. His later work on HIV interventions with high-risk populations led to programs that have been instituted in probation and community settings in the U.S., Brazil, and the Virgin Islands. Besides his steady work with NIDA, he conducted important studies for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Center for Substance Abuse Treatment, and Denver Health and Hospital Authority. Up to the time of his death, he was actively working on studies of prescription drug abuse and diversion, case management for vulnerable women, and a new ethnography on ecstasy use in Brazil. His work was recognized by awards from the American Society of Criminology, the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, and the Drug and Alcohol Section of the American Sociological Association. Jim was an active member of the College on Problems of Drug Dependence, and a former member of the Internal Advisory Committee, Executive Office of the President, Office of National Drug Control Policy. In 1994 he received the Outstanding Scholar Award from the University of Delaware and was awarded a Merit Grant from the National Institute on Drug Abuse, and in 1995 he was named a Fellow of the American Society of Criminology. In 1991, Jim founded the Center for Drug and Alcohol Studies (CDAS) at the University of Delaware within the Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice in the College of Arts and Sciences. The mission he established for CDAS is the production, dissemination, and utilization of scientific knowledge in preventing and treating substance abuse and other health risk behaviors among hard-to-reach populations of youths and adults. Over the years the Center has grown in both size and in the scope of its studies. It now has major administrative research offices in Newark, DE and Coral Gables, FL and satellite research offices in Wilmington, DE, Miami, FL and Porto Alegre, Brazil. The Center has acted as a magnet for other state, national, and international studies related to substance abuse and health. The Center now comprises funded studies by many other investigators in Delaware and Florida as well as collaborative efforts with national and international scholars. CDAS has the largest portfolio of social science research at the University of Delaware. The Center supports a number of graduate students, faculty associates, and part time researchers as well as its full time staff. Jim remained a very active Co- Director of the Center till his death. In the last several years, he focused on directing the Coral Gables Research Office of CDAS, and on developing a research program to examine the rise in the abuse and diversion of prescription drugs.
During his long scholarly career of over 40 years, Jim published over 500 articles, chapters, books, and monographs in the areas of substance abuse, criminology, criminal justice, history, folklore, public policy, AIDS, medicine, and law. His scholarly publications included several seminal papers on the epidemiology of crack cocaine use, as well as the effectiveness of prison-based substance abuse treatment for drug- involved offenders. This body of scholarly work will be an enduring memorial to him. He was a revered colleague and engaged in extensive consulting work both nationally and internationally. Even more important than his professional work is the living memorial that remains among his professional friends and colleagues. He was a “translational scientist” long before the term came into vogue, interested in moving ideas into tested strategies and then disseminating the knowledge and practices for use in real- world settings. He knew how to collaborate, motivate research teams, and mentor young scholars and to always share credit for accomplishments. Generations of research scientists have been affected by his written work and generous inclusion in his professional work. He did not like bureaucracy or process but was a master at dealing with both. He could move effectively and communicate clearly with academic, professional, and government audiences. In the process he built a wealth of friends in university settings, departments of correction, and government agencies such as NIDA, SAMHSA, CDC, and ONDCP. They will miss him and strive to carry on his work.
Personally, Jim loved jazz, scuba diving, traveling and collecting art from Latin America. Although his battle with cancer curtailed many of these activities in recent years, he remained remarkably positive and upbeat, and never gave up hope in his fight. He is survived by his wife, collaborator and partner, Hilary Surratt, and by his three children, Craig, Brooks, and Kristin. He is also survived by his sister Anne Cifu, his daughters-in-law Joan and Lynne, and his grandchildren Allegra, Brooks, Anastasia, and Alessandra. In Memoriam
MICHAEL ISRAEL
We lost a dedicated, intelligent, caring, compassionate, and very unique person when Mike Israel passed suddenly on March 6, 2009 while on vacation with his wife, Jerri Israel, in Luray, Va. Mike was a career academic criminologist for over three decades and a focused leader, passionate teacher, and trusted friend. He was also an important ACJS leader, and an avid sports fan, recently holding season tickets to the Washington Nationals and the Washington Wizards. If one wanted to know who the Nationals drafted in the third round three years ago, and how they were now rated as minor leaguers by national magazines, a call to Mike was the easiest way to find out. Of course, Rutgers University athletics and the Cincinnati Reds always held a place in his heart.
With ACJS, his most recent work was putting together what is now the Section on Law and Public Policy, almost single-handedly running it for several years until it reached the solid footing it is now on. However, this capped a long career of activity with New Jersey organizations and the Northeastern Criminal Justice Association.
Upon “retirement,” Mike became the creator and editor of the Criminal Justice Washington Letter, a newsletter which covered CJ policy making organizations in Washington, D.C. He devoted enormous energy and personally subsidized the enterprise, covering hearings and reading committee documents, from his perspective as a political scientist, in an attempt to keep people aware of the criminal justice pipeline. On many issues he organized groups to sign petitions to improve Criminal Justice legislation.
His zest for living, thirst for knowledge, and quest for justice was evident over the years. Mike grew up in Cincinnati, OH and graduated from Antioch College in 1960. He started out as a reporter for a small town newspaper in Celina, OH, and received his M.A. and Ph.D. in Political Science from Rutgers University in 1974. He was a member of the Departments of Political Science and Public Administration at Kean University (formerly Newark State College) from 1969 until his retirement in 2002, where he was the founder of the Criminal Justice major and its director from 1977-2002. One thing that impressed many of his students and colleagues is that long after tenure he improved his ability to teach by returning to the Rutgers School of Criminal Justice, where he earned an MA in 1985.
In his service to the field, Mike was on the board of directors of the NJ chapter of the American Correctional Association, the NJ Association on Corrections and the American Friends Service Committee. He was also a member of the NJ state legislature’s advisory committee as an advisor on criminal justice policy issues from 1994-2002. For 25 years he was a member of the community advisory board of the Rahway Lifers’ Group (aka the Scared Straight Program). His article entitled “‘Scared Straight’ Controversy” earned him the NJ State Bar Association’s Article of the Year Award in 1980. Former Rutgers graduate students, including former ACJS President Jay Albanese, report that Mike made an important contribution to their educations just by going far out of his way to hire them for adjunct positions at Kean, when that was their only source of support.
Mike was a frequent consultant for local police departments, and was an expert witness on several police misconduct cases. Mike was proud to know that a large number of his former students are now sworn police officers. With Mike as their professor, these former students learned what he stood for: professional police work that was effective, served public safety, and was strictly within Constitutional boundaries.
In 2001, Mike received the Jack Mark Award from the NJ Association of Criminal Justice Educators for having made a significant contribution to the field of criminal justice. In receiving the award, Mike noted that the struggle between good and evil was what fascinated him and made him decide to pursue a career as a criminologist.
Mike was the Director of the Secretariat for the Northeastern Association of Criminal Justice Sciences from 1996-2002 and received the Organization’s Innovator Award in 2006. Mike was a regular contributor to sessions at the NEACJS conference and after his retirement became a featured speaker on CJ policy issues at the opening Wednesday night session.
Mike will be sorely missed for his devoted friendship and many contributions to the Criminal Justice Community at large.
Thomas Lateano, Kean University Martin Schwartz, Ohio University
In Memoriam
THOMAS CASTELLANO
We have lost a man of great warmth and humor who never stopped challenging us to make our communities and institutions less punitive and more civil. Thomas Castellano---scholar, humanitarian, mentor, staunch fan of the Yankees and Salukis, great dad and loving husband---died on September 9, 2009. He is survived by his wife, Maria Casapini, and children Kathryn and Devin.
Castellano, or Nino-Bob as he was known to his grad school softball team at SUNY Albany [also including Bob-Bob Langworthy and Mo-Bob McLeod, among others], was not only a serious scholar but also a serious friend, having fun running the bases after a full day of work at the Hindelang Criminal Justice Research Center.
Castellano was on the criminal justice faculty at Southern Illinois University Carbondale for twenty years and was a member of the Southern Illinois Restorative Justice Action Committee. In 2003, he moved to Penfield, New York, to serve as Professor and Chair of the Department of Criminal Justice at Rochester Institute of Technology. In Rochester, he was a valued board member of Partners in Restorative Initiatives (PIRI), which works with schools, courts and communities to instill restorative practices through education, advocacy, training and facilitation.
His passionate commitment to social and restorative justice is evident in his choice of research topics, his willingness to take public stands on controversial justice issues, his active support for restorative initiatives in his communities, and his collaborative classroom environments. In studies of progressive boot camps and super-max prisons, Castellano identified how both inmates and staff were likely to be commodified by retributive settings. To Castellano, a restorative justice approach would provide an urgently needed “…sea change in how we think of crime and punishment.”
Castellano brought his passion for restorative justice to daily life on campus. In 2005, he organized a conference about using restorative practices to transform how justice is done in university communities. In his courses at RIT, deaf students in particular praised his use of Learning Circles as a way to create a rich, egalitarian, inclusive, intellectual environment.
To honor Castellano’s dedication to the principles of social and restorative justice, RIT and PIRI have established the Thomas Castellano Memorial Lecture on Justice. On October 15, 2009, Robert Sampson gave the inaugural address, “Communities and Crime,” reflecting Castellano’s commitment to the wellbeing of families, schools, and neighborhoods.
Castellano had plans to write a book on restorative justice. His life is book enough.
Beverly Quist
In Memoriam
DEAN CHAMPION
Popular TAMIU professor of criminal justice Dr. Dean John Champion passed away on Monday, Feb. 23 after a brief battle with leukemia.
Originally from California, Dr. Champion joined TAMIU in 2000. He was named TAMIU Distance Educator of the Year in 2006 and the College of Arts and Sciences’ Scholar of the Year 2006-2007.
Dr. Champion held his undergraduate and graduate degrees from Brigham Young University. His Ph.D. was earned at Purdue University. He had written over 40 texts and/or edited works, with several translated and published in Chinese, Russian, Portuguese and Spanish. He had previously taught at the University of Tennessee, California State University and Minot State University, where he served as department chair for several years.
He is survived by his wife, Gerri K.; his son and daughter-in-law Dr. Sean (Canaan) Champion, M.D., Arkansas; stepdaughter Wendy L. Tuner, Ohio; and brother-in-law William (Sharon) Sprinkle, Virginia. Also, three granddaughters and four great- grandchildren; his sisters Betty Digati, California; Janice (Elmer) Moore, Arizona; and his brother Gail Ralph (Georgiana) of Champion, Utah. In addition, he is survived by several nieces and nephews.
Texas A&M International University CORRECTIONS SECTION
EVENTS OF INTEREST
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2010
A Home to Return to: Reentry and the Challenge of Housing 8:00 AM Brittany Determinants of Recidivism and Parole Revocation 8:00 AM Le Sommet Needs Assessment for Women and Girls in Prison 9:30 AM Royal Palms Salon 3 Jails and the Criminalization of Mental Illness 9:30 AM Brittany Assessment and Classification to Improve Reentry Outcomes 11:00 AM Sunset Predicting and Managing Shifting Jail Populations 11:00 AM Brittany Individual, Contextual and Macro Level Effects on Offender Desistance and Reenty 2:00 PM Brittany Maternal Incarceration: The Impact on the Incarcerated, Their Children and Caregivers 3:30 PM Royal Palms Salon 2 Community Partnerships to Enhance Reintegration and Offender Reentry 3:30 PM Brittany
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2010
Reentry Issues 8:00 AM Sunset Decision-Making in Juvenile Corrections 8:00 AM Eaton Treatment Strategies Implemented in County Jails 8:00 AM Brittany Offender Reentry and Supervision 9:30 AM Royal Palms Salon 3 The Pennsylvania Prison Society: A Model for 21st Century Reform 12:30 PM Brittany Mental Health and Substance Abuse: Issues of Women in Prison 2:00 PM Pacific Salon 1 Author Meets Critics: The Criminalization of Mental Illness 2:00 PM California Ballroom Mental Health Issues in Jails, Prisons, and Re-entry 2:00 PM Brittany Women and Prison: The Pains of Imprisonment and Beyond 3:30 PM Pacific Salon 2 Dream Big: Attributes of a Utopian Community Corrections Organization 3:30 PM California Ballroom Connections in Corrections 5:00 PM Pacific Salon 5 Jail and Mental Health Treatment 5:00 PM Brittany Male and Female issues in Prisons and Jails 5:00 PM Le Sommet New Perspectives on Reentry 5:00 PM Tiki Pavillion
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2010
Teaching Corrections: A Discussion of Opportunities, Issues and Limits 8:00 AM Sunrise Current Institutional Corrections Issues 2:00 PM Royal Palms Salon 4 Dream Big: Attributes of a Utopian Prison 3:30 PM Pacific Salon 2 Current Issues in Corrections Policy 5:00 PM Pacific Salon 5 Predicting and Managing Shifting Jail Populations 5:00 PM Brittany
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2010
Corrections Issues 8:00 AM Royal Palms Salon 1 Women Prisoners, Women’s Prisons, Women’s Issues 8:00 AM Royal Palms Salon 3 Abuse Histories of Incarcerated Women: Pathways to Prison, Pathways to Recovery 8:00 AM California Ballroom Issues of Correctional Behavior and Assessment 8:00 AM Sunset Female Juvenile Offenders: Risk Factors, Problem Behaviors, and Supervision 8:00 AM Towne Treatment Strategies Implemented in County Jails 8:00 AM Brittany High Risk Populations and Treatment Options in Correctional Settings 8:00 AM Tiki Pavilion California’s Arts-in-Corrections Program: The Power of the Fine Arts to Transcend and Transform 9:30 AM Pacific Salon 3 Re-entry Issues 9:30 AM Royal Palms Salon 1 The Prison Experience: Incarcerated Women 9:30 AM Royal Palms Salon 3 Juvenile Corrections 9:30 AM Royal Palms Salon 6 Offender Interventions, Punishment, and Treatment 9:30 AM Sunset Penal Systems Across Nations 9:30 AM Ascot Juvenile Corrections 9:30 AM Eaton
SECTION MEETINGS
Corrections Executive Board Thursday, February 25, 2010, 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM, Stratford
Corrections General Business Meeting and Breakfast Friday, February 26, 2010, 7:30 AM – 9:30 AM, Tiki Pavilion
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SECTION
EVENTS OF INTEREST
Events of Interest not received from Section Representative by time of publication.
SECTION MEETINGS
Community College Executive Board Thursday, February 25, 2010, 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM, Esquire
Community College General Business Meeting and Reception Thursday, February 25, 2010, 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM, Royal Palms Salon 4
CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY SECTION
EVENTS OF INTEREST
Events of Interest not received from Section Representative by time of publication.
SECTION MEETINGS
Critical Criminology Executive Board Thursday, February 25, 2010, 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM, Stratford
Critical Criminology General Business Meeting Thursday, February 25, 2010, 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM, Royal Palms Salon 2
INTERNATIONAL SECTION
EVENTS OF INTEREST
Events of Interest not received from Section Representative by time of publication.
SECTION MEETINGS
International Executive Board Friday, February 26, 2010, 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM, Stratford
International Luncheon and Award Ceremony Thursday, February 25, 2010, 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM, Tiki Pavilion
JUVENILE JUSTICE SECTION
EVENTS OF INTEREST
Events of Interest not received from Section Representative by time of publication.
SECTION MEETINGS
Juvenile Justice Executive Board Thursday, February 25, 2010, 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM, Pacific Salon 6
Juvenile Justice General Business Meeting Thursday, February 25, 2010, 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM, Royal Palms Salon 3
Juvenile Justice Breakfast Thursday, February 25, 2010, 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM, Royal Palms Salon 4
LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY SECTION
EVENTS OF INTEREST
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2010
The Supreme Court and Searches 8:00 AM Pacific Salon 3 Theory and Nature of Racial Profiling 8:00 AM Pacific Salon 6 Contemporary Issues in Juvenile Justice: Waiver, Bullying, and Female Offenders 8:00 AM Eaton Terrorism and Nation-State Stability 8:00 AM Tiki Pavilion Cross-National Research on Crime and Social Control 9:30 AM Royal Palms Salon 1 Sexual Offenses and Prosecution 9:30 AM Sunset Civil Gang Injunctions in Law and Practice 9:30 AM Eaton Policy Implications for School Safety and Security 9:30 AM Tiki Pavilion Minority Disproportionality in the American Juvenile Justice System 11:00 AM Pacific Salon 4 U.S. Police Practices and Terrorism 11:00 AM Royal Palms Salon 2 What are the Data Telling Us? 11:00 AM Sunrise Modalities and Dynamics of Use of Force 11:00 AM Ascot Building Better Researcher-Practitioner Partnership 2:00 PM Pacific Salon 2 Annual Review of Supreme Court Decisions and Criminal Justice (Part 1): Police, Counsel, and Liability Issues 2:00 PM Pacific Salon 3 Affirmative Action 2:00 PM Royal Palms Salon 1 A Review of America’s War on Drugs 2:00 PM Royal Palms Salon 2 Media and Crime: Varied Perspectives 2:00 PM Royal Palms Salon 6 Meet the NIJ Director 2:00 PM California Ballroom The Impact of Police Operations on Crime Prevention and Detection 2:00 PM Ascot Annual Review of Supreme Court Decisions and Criminal Justice (Part 2): Trial, Sentencing, and Appeals 3:30 PM Pacific Salon 3 Police Intelligence Management 3:30 PM Sunrise
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2010
Guns and Crime: Issues and Policies 8:00 AM Golden Ballroom Liability and Immunity for Criminal Justice Personnel 8:00 AM Pacific Salon 1 Putting the Police Traffic Enforcement Under Microscope 8:00 AM Pacific Salon 2 Sentencing Decisions in the Western United States 8:00 AM Pacific Salon 4 Law and Order Across Nations 8:00 AM Pacific Salon 6 Policing and the Future of Trust and Transparency 8:00 AM Royal Palms Salon 5 What is the Difference Between Good Drug Laws and Bad Drug Laws? 8:00 AM California Ballroom State Sponsored Crime: Security, Punishment, and Interrogation or Torture 8:00 AM Dover Decision-Making in Juvenile Corrections 8:00 AM Eaton Police Predictors and Collaboration 9:30 AM Pacific Salon 4 Public Opinion on Crime and Punishment 9:30 AM Sunset ACJS 2010 Keynote Speaker 11:00 AM California Ballroom Practical Issues in Court Management 12:30 PM Pacific Salon 4 Public Opinion About Policing Issues 12:30 PM Pacific Salon 5 Mission-Based Policing 12:30 PM Royal Palms Salon 5 Gimme Ammunition: Gun Control Policies in the US 12:30 PM California Ballroom Organizational Change and the Police 12:30 PM Ascot The Pennsylvania Prison Society: A Model for 21st Century Reform 12:30 PM Brittany Legal, Policy and Philosophical Issues 2:00 PM Pacific Salon 4 Significance of Race, Ethnicity and the Criminal Justice System 2:00 PM Royal Palms Salon 2 Legal and Law Enforcement Responses to Cybercrime 2:00 PM Royal Palms Salon 4 Author Meets Critics 2:00 PM California Ballroom Thinking Critically About Crime, Law, and Social Control 2:00 PM Towne Perceptions and Attitudes of Practitioners: Potential Impact on Juvenile Justice Decision Making 2:00 PM Eaton Factors Shaping Public Perceptions of Crime and the Police 2:00 PM Le Sommet Evaluating Court Policy Models and Philosophy 3:30 PM Pacific Salon 4 D.W.I Courts: Are We Making Progress? 3:30 PM Pacific Salon 5 Exploring Wide Range of Racial Profiling 3:30 PM Pacific Salon 6
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2010
Important International Innovations in Criminal Justice System 8:00 AM Pacific Salon 2 Specialty Courts and Their Impact 8:00 AM Pacific Salon 4 Crime Prevention: The Nexus Between Situational and Community Factors 8:00 AM Pacific Salon 5 The Study of Hague Convention Cases 8:00 AM Pacific Salon 6 Sentencing Discretion and Disparity 8:00 AM Royal Palms Salon 2 Fear of Crime Among College Students 8:00 AM Royal Palms Salon 6 Fear of Crime Among Criminal Justice Practitioners – A Student Roundtable 8:00 AM Esquire Juvenile Justice Section Roundtable: Academic Meets Practitioner 8:00 AM Eaton Wrongful Conviction Issues 2:00 PM Pacific Salon 1 The Future of Capital Punishment in the United States 2:00 PM Pacific Salon 3 Legal Reform and Protective Measures for Sexual Assault 3:30 PM Pacific Salon 6 Community Policing Strategies 3:30 PM Royal Palms Salon 5 The Exclusionary Rule and the Right of Privacy 3:30 PM Towne State Victim Assistance Academies: The Modern Education of Crime Victims’ Advocates 5:00 PM Pacific Salon 1 Current Issues in Corrections Policy 5:00 PM Pacific Salon 5 State Legal Issues 5:00 PM Royal Palms Salon 2
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2010
Thoughts on Prosecuting and Defending Child Sexual Abuse Cases 8:00 AM Pacific Salon 4 The Future of Data-Based Management Information Systems and the Courts: Selecting the Guilty and Not Guilty 8:00 AM Pacific Salon 6 Corrections Issues 8:00 AM Royal Palms Salon 1 Accountability and Reasonableness 8:00 AM Royal Palms Salon 2 Juvenile Justice Studies 8:00 AM Terrace Salon 1 Contemporary Dynamics of Prosecutorial Issues 9:30 AM Golden Ballroom Conversations on Criminal Justice Policy Implications of Prosecutorial Behavior and Discretion 9:30 AM Pacific Salon 4 Extremism on the Left and Right 9:30 AM Stratford Critical Examination of Criminal Justice Policies 9:30 AM Le Sommet Case Studies of Legal Issues in Criminal Justice 11:00 AM Golden Ballroom Surveys of State and Federal Laws 11:00 AM Pacific Salon 4 Legal Issues in Problem-Solving Courts: A Review of Recent Cases 11:00 AM Royal Palms Salon 5 Legal Issues in the Criminal Justice System 12:30 PM Golden Ballroom To Pursue or Not Pursue? That is the Question! Police Pursuit Policy in Light of Recent Court Rulings 12:30 PM Pacific Salon 2 The Supreme Court and the Fourth Amendment 12:30 PM Pacific Salon 4 Women and Sentencing 12:30 PM Royal Palms Salon 5 The Death Penalty: Attorneys, Judges, and Jurors 12:30 PM California Ballroom Sentencing Guideline Research in the 21st Century 12:30 PM Golden West Divergent Legal Issues: Defense and Prosecution 12:30 PM Sunrise Emerging Issues in Courts 12:30 PM Towne Death Penalty Opinions and Debates 12:30 PM Dover
SECTION MEETING
Law and Public Policy General Business Meeting and Reception Guest Speaker: Hon. George W. Clarke, San Diego Superior Court, The San Diego DNA Project Thursday, February 25, 2010, 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM, Sunrise MINORITIES AND WOMEN SECTION
EVENTS OF INTEREST
Events of Interest not received from Section Representative by time of publication.
SECTION MEETINGS
Minorities and Women Executive Board Friday, February 26, 2010, 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM, Stratford
Minorities and Women General Business Meeting Thursday, February 25, 2010, 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM, Sunset
Minorities and Women Awards Ceremony and Reception Friday, February 26, 2010, 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM, Tiki Pavilion
POLICE SECTION
EVENTS OF INTEREST
Events of Interest not received from Section Representative by time of publication.
SECTION MEETINGS
Police Executive Board Thursday, February 25, 2010, 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM, Dover
Police General Business Meeting Thursday, February 25, 2010, 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM, Sunset
RESTORATIVE AND COMMUNITY JUSTICE SECTION
EVENTS OF INTEREST
Events of Interest not received from Section Representative by time of publication.
SECTION MEETINGS
Restorative and Community Justice General Business Meeting Thursday, February 25, 2010, 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM, Royal Palms Salon 1
Restorative and Community Justice Breakfast Thursday, February 25, 2010, 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM, Royal Palms Salon 1
VICTIMOLOGY SECTION
EVENTS OF INTEREST
Events of Interest not received from Section Representative by time of publication.
SECTION MEETINGS
Victimology Executive Board Thursday, February 25, 2010, 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM, Pacific Salon 7
Victimology General Business Meeting Thursday, February 25, 2010, 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM, Pacific Salon 7
American Society of Victimology and Victimology Section Joint Reception Thursday, February 25, 2010, 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM, Royal Palms Salon 5
SECURITY AND CRIME PREVENTION SECTION
EVENTS OF INTEREST
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2010
Campus Security: Unmasking the Possibility of Danger 8:00 AM Pacific Salon 4 Location Specific Fear of Crime 8:00 AM Stratford Private Security and Citizens Against Crime 9:30 AM Pacific Salon 5 Policy Implications for School Safety and Security 9:30 AM Tiki Pavilion A Forum for CJ and JJ Practitioners and Innovators 11:00 AM Pacific Salon 5 What are the Data Telling Us? 11:00 AM Sunrise Security Technology and the Perception and Culture of Safety in Schools 11:00 AM Tiki Pavilion Security Matters in Africa 2:00 PM Pacific Salon 6 The Impact of Police Operations on Crime Prevention and Detection 2:00 PM Ascot Bullying, Hazing and Crimes in School and the Institutional Response 2:00 PM Tiki Pavilion Crime on Military College Campuses: Is It Different? 3:30 PM Tiki Pavilion
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2010
State Sponsored Crime: Security, Punishment and Interrogation or Torture 8:00 AM Dover Workshop: Geographic Profiling 8:00 AM Sunrise Public Meets Private: The Law Enforcement Retail Partnership 9:30 AM Towne Gimme Ammunition: Gun Control Policies in the US 12:30 PM California Ballroom Intimate Partner Violence and Related Issues: Stalking, Animal Cruelty, and Legal Responses 2:00 PM Royal Palms Salon 3 Legal and Law Enforcement Responses to Cybercrime 2:00 PM Royal Palms Salon 4 The Pilfering of America: Fraud and Deceit of the Common Citizen 2:00 PM Dover Counter Terrorism: The Present Situation 3:30 PM Stratford International Terrorism 3:30 PM Royal Palms Salon 1 Crime Prevention: Assessing Prediction and Intervention Strategies 5:00 PM Royal Palms Salon 1
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2010
Crime Prevention: The Nexus Between Situational and Community Factors 8:00 AM Pacific Salon 5 Fear of Crime Among College Students 8:00 AM Royal Palms Salon 6 ACJS General Business Meeting 9:00 AM California Ballroom Justice Quarterly Invitational Showcase and ACJS Research And Pictorial Showcase 10:00 AM Golden Ballroom Contemporary Issues in the Spatial and Network Analysis of Crime 2:00 PM Royal Palms Salon 6 Legal Reform and Protective Measures for Sexual Assault 3:30 PM Pacific Salon 6 Current Research on Digital Piracy 3:30 PM Eaton Perspectives in Espionage and Domestic Terrorism 5:00 PM Royal Palms Salon 4 Airport and Cyber Security 5:00 PM Dover Policy Implications for Intervention and Crime Prevention 5:00 PM Le Sommet ACJS Awards Ceremony and Reception 6:00 PM California Ballroom
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2010
Maximizing Campus Security: When Moments Matter 8:00 AM Pacific Salon 5 The Future of Data-Based Management Information Systems and the Courts: Selecting the Guilty and Not Guilty 8:00 AM Pacific Salon 6 Research Strategies for Terrorism 8:00 AM Stratford Are We Safe Yet? Threats and Responses 8:00 AM Le Sommet Law Enforcement and Emergency Preparedness 9:30 AM Pacific Salon 5 Extremism on the Left and Right 9:30 AM Stratford Corporations and Homeland Security Issues 11:00 AM Pacific Salon 5 Mapping and Spatial Analysis 11:00 AM Towne Sports and Victimization: Binge Drinking to Terrorism 11:00 AM Dover Schools, Universities, and Crime 12:30 PM Pacific Salon 1
SECTION MEETINGS
Security and Crime Prevention Executive Board Thursday, February 25, 2010, 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM, Ascot
Security and Crime Prevention General Meeting and Awards Presentation Thursday, February 25, 2010, 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM, Royal Palms Salon 6
EDUCATION EVENTS OF INTEREST
EVENTS OF INTEREST FOR ACJS CERTIFICATION:
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2010
ACJS Advanced Training for Academic Certification Reviewers: By Invitation Only 9:30 AM Golden Ballroom Certification Session I: Best Practices for Achieving Certification: Advice from Program Certification Coordinators 2:00 PM Golden Ballroom Certification Session II: Best Practices for Achieving Certification: Advice from Program Certification Review Team Members 3:30 PM Golden Ballroom
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2010
Jesuit Education and ACJS Certification: Are They Compatible? 9:30 AM Pacific Salon 7
EVENTS OF INTEREST FOR EDUCATION AND TEACHING:
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2010
Education and Policing 8:00 AM Royal Palms Salon 5 Future Trends in Criminal Justice Higher Education 8:00 AM Sunset Career Education in Criminal Justice: Are Criminal Justice Programs Preparing Students for the Real World? 11:00 AM Pacific Salon 7 Assessing Student Success in Criminal Justice Education 2:00 PM Pacific Salon 7 Faculty Development: The Challenges and the Rewards 2:00 PM Royal Palms Salon 3 Current Issues in Teaching Criminal Justice Ethics 3:30 PM Pacific Salon 2 Assessing Student Learning in Criminal Justice Education: Past, Present and the Future 3:30 PM Pacific Salon 7 ADPCCJ: Current Issues in Doctoral Education 3:30 PM California Ballroom
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2010
Doctoral Studies in Criminal Justice Education: What are the Issues? 8:00 AM Pacific Salon 7 Dynamics of Online Learning 9:30 AM Pacific Salon 3 Innovative Strategies for Enhancing Student Learning Outcomes 9:30 AM Eaton Current and Emerging Issues Affecting Criminal Justice Education 12:30 PM Pacific Salon 3 Writing for Justice Quarterly and Journal of Criminal Justice Education Publication 1:30 PM Sunrise Distance/Online Learning 2:00 PM Pacific Salon 3 Historical Trends and Research-Based Methods: Considering Effects in Criminal Justice Education 2:00 PM Pacific Salon 7 Criminal Justice Students Teaching and Learning in the Community: Does it Work? 3:30 PM Pacific Salon 1 Public Safety Online Learning Environments: The Next Steps Forward 3:30 PM Pacific Salon 3 Implementing Effective Techniques to Assess Student Learning in Criminal Justice Education 3:30 PM Pacific Salon 7 The Academic and Pracademic in Criminal Justice Education 3:30 PM Royal Palms Salon 2 Helping You Helps Me: Student Centered Learning in the Classroom 5:00 PM Pacific Salon 2 Social Justice and Criminal Justice Education 5:00 PM Pacific Salon 3 Incorporating Field Experiences into the Criminal Justice Curricula 5:00 PM Pacific Salon 7 What We Have Learned About Distance/Online Learning 5:00 PM Sunset
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2010
Forensic Science and Homeland Security in Criminal Justice Education: Issues and Opportunities for Student Learning 8:00 AM Pacific Salon 7 Academic Dishonesty: Classroom Cheating and the Exploitation of Criminal Justice Programs in Higher Education 8:00 AM Royal Palms Salon 1 Teaching Corrections: A Discussion of Opportunities, Issues, and Limitations 8:00 AM Sunrise Philosophical Issues in Teaching 12:30 PM Pacific Salon 2 Corporate Universities: A Unique Approach in Law Enforcement Education 12:30 PM Pacific Salon 3 Restorative Justice in Criminal Justice Education 2:00 PM Royal Palms Salon 2 State Victim Assistance Academies: The Modern Education of Crime Victims’ Advocates 5:00 PM Pacific Salon 1 Student Centered Learning using Distance, Hybrid and Online Learning Techniques in Criminal Justice Education 5:00 PM Pacific Salon 7
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2010
The Academic Life: Lessons Learning from Junior Faculty 8:00 AM Pacific Salon 3 So Much Information, So Little Time: Brief Curriculum Infusions as a Teaching Method for Criminal Justice Courses 8:00 AM Pacific Salon 7 Comparative Issues in Teaching and Researching Crime and Criminal Justice 8:00 AM Esquire Criminal Justice Educational Issues 11:00 AM Pacific Salon 1 Are Some Subjects Verboten in the Classroom? Questions About the Process and Substance of the Interdisciplinary Approach to Criminal Justice 11:00 AM Pacific Salon 3 Ethics: Issues in Teaching and Training 12:30 PM Eaton International Education Opportunities 12:30 PM Le Sommet
ALPHA PHI SIGMA
All Events will be held in the Golden West Ballroom, unless otherwise noted
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
8:00am - 9:00am Continental Breakfast AΦΣ Suite Sponsored by Voice & Ink Enterprises, Inc. Forensic Consultant
9:30am - 11:00am “MILK” “Managing Information on Lost Kids” Lt. John McLaughlin, Miami Dade Police Dept. Officer Enrique Chavez, City of Miami Police Dept.
11:00am - 12:15pm Student Luncheon Pacific Salon 1 & 2 Sponsored by ACJS (ACJS student registration required)
12:15pm - 1:00pm Crime Scene Investigation (Registration and Briefing) Lt. John McLaughlin, Miami Dade Police Dept. Officer Enrique Chavez, City of Miami Police Dept. (Must attend this meeting to be eligible to participate in the Crime Scene Competition)
1:00pm - 3:45pm Alpha Phi Sigma Opening Ceremony Honor Guard Lt. John McLaughlin, Miami Dade Police Dept. Officer Enrique Chavez, City of Miami Police Dept. Officer Brandy Hinojosa, Houston Police Dept ACJS President Greeting, Dr. Janice Joseph San Diego Greeting ΑΦΣ Plenary Session: Sheriff Leroy D. Baca Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department
Sheriff Baca commands the largest Sheriff’s Department in the United States with a budget of 2.4 billion dollars. He is the Director of Homeland Security-Mutual Aid for California Region I. Sheriff Baca developed the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department University in conjunction with 13 universities where over 950 members of the Sheriff’s Department are enrolled in Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree programs.
4:00pm - 5:00pm Chapter Advisors Meeting
4:00pm - 6:00pm Crime Scene Investigation Lt. John McLaughlin, Miami Dade Police Dept. Officer Enrique Chavez, City of Miami Police Dept.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
8:00am - 9:15am Continental Breakfast AΦΣ Suite Sponsored by Voice & Ink Enterprises, Inc. Forensic Consultants
8:00am - 9:15am Chapter Advisors Meeting AΦΣ Suite
8:00am - 9:30am Criminal Justice General Knowledge Test Win a $500 Scholarship
9:30am - 11:00am Internet Crimes Against Children Richard R. Whidden, Jr. National Law Center for Children and Families, Alexandria, VA Executive Director and Senior Counsel
As Executive Director, Whidden has managed and refocused the organization as a leader in law enforcement's efforts against child sexual exploitation and best practices in sex offender management. He also has successfully created and produced a high-quality training program that has trained more than 1,000 law enforcement professionals across the nation on these issues.
11:00am - 12:15pm Student Luncheon Pacific Salon 1 & 2 Sponsored by ACJS (ACJS student registration required)
12:30pm - 1:30pm Q & A Session with Joseph Wambaugh, Renowned Author of “The Blooding”
Wambaugh's reputation as a powerful writer was established with his first four books: The New Centurions, The Blue Knight, The Onion Field, and The Choirboys. Wambaugh's willingness and ability to display police as human has earned his work a special place in American literature. "What he writes is important because there are few really knowledgeable men who try to tell the public what a cop's life is like,"
1:30pm -3:00pm Innocence Project – San Diego, CA. Jeff Chin
The Innocence Project is a national litigation and public policy organization dedicated to exonerating wrongfully convicted people through DNA testing and reforming the criminal justice system to prevent future injustice. The work of the Innocence Network member organizations led to 27 exonerations in 2009. The exonerees served a total of 421 years in prison for crimes they didn’t commit, and their cases reveal deep flaws in the criminal justice system that must be addressed.
3.15pm - 4:15pm Student Paper Panel
4:30pm - 6:00pm College Bowl
4:30pm - 5:30pm Alumni Meeting
5:30pm Judging of Community Service Award, Chapter Goal Awards & Yearbook Award
Friday, February 26, 2010
8:00am - 9:30am Continental Breakfast AΦΣ Suite Sponsored by Voice & Ink Enterprises, Inc. Forensic Consultants
8:30am - 9:30am Chapter Advisors Meeting
9:30am - 11:00am MS-13 Organized Gang Crimes Ana Gorham-Maki, Houston Police Dept./FBI – Houston Office
Who are they? Members of Mara Salvatrucha, better known as MS-13, who are mostly Salvadoran nationals or first generation Salvadoran-Americans, and other Central and South American immigrants. And according to recent national threat assessment of this growing, mobile street gang, they could be operating in your community...now or in the near future. MS-13 members engage in a wide range of criminal activity, including drug distribution, murder, rape, prostitution, robbery, home invasions, immigration offenses, kidnapping, carjackings/auto thefts, and vandalism. Most of these crimes, you'll notice, have one thing in common—they are exceedingly violent. And while most of the violence is directed toward other MS-13 members or rival street gangs, innocent citizens often get caught in the crossfire.
12:30pm - 2:00pm Student Leadership Workshop National Student Officers: President Enrique Chavez; Vice-President Student Pam Wilson; National Student Secretary Mey-Ling Lima; National Student Treasurer Colleen arpenter; Audit Masters Representative Lionel Garza. (Fundraising)
2:00pm - 4:00pm AΦΣ Business Meeting
AΦΣ Awards & Scholarships Program VA Leonard Scholarship; Regina B. Shearn Scholarship; Undergraduate & Graduate Paper Competition; Member of the Year Award; Advisor of the Year Award; Chapter Goal Awards (Unity, Educational Leadership & Community Service); Community Service Project Award ~ “Prevent Violence Against Children”; Outstanding Yearbook Competition; Web Page Contest; Audit Masters Award to Chapter
2010 PROGRAM AT A GLANCE
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8:00 AM – 5:00 PM ACJS Executive Board Meeting Sunset
12:30 PM – 5:00 PM American Society of Victimology Colloquium Royal Palms Salon 6
1:00 PM – 8:00 PM ACJS Meeting Registration Golden Foyer
4:00 PM – 8:00 PM Criminal Justice Program Evaluation Workshop Royal Palms Salon 2
5:00 PM – 7:00 PM American Society of Victimology Awards Royal Palms Salon 5 Reception
5:30 PM – 8:30 PM ACJS Professional Development Teaching Golden Ballroom Workshop
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7:30 AM – 5:00 PM ACJS Meeting Registration Golden Foyer
8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Alpha Phi Sigma Events Golden West
8:00 AM – 12:15 PM ACJS Professional Development Teaching Golden Ballroom Workshop (continued from Tuesday, 2/23/10)
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM ACJS Affirmative Action Committee Meeting Pacific Salon 7
8:00 AM – 4:45 PM Panels, Roundtables, Workshops
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Coffee Bar Town and Country
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open Town and Country
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Employment Exchange Open Terrace Salon 1
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Northeast Region Executive Board Meeting Ascot
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Southern Region Executive Board Meeting Pacific Salon 6
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Midwest Region Executive Board Meeting Dover
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Southwest Region Executive Board Meeting Esquire
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Western Region Executive Board Meeting Stratford
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM ACJS Assessment Committee Meeting Pacific Salon 7
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM Student Luncheon Pacific Salon 1 and 2
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM Bruce Smith, Sr. Award Recipient Address California Ballroom
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM ACJS Ethics Committee Meeting Stratford
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM ACJS 2011 Program Committee Meeting Sunset
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Northeast Region General Business Meeting Royal Palms Salon 5
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Southern Region General Business Meeting Royal Palms Salon 3
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Western Region General Business Meeting Royal Palms Salon 1
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Midwest Region General Business Meeting Royal Palms Salon 2
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Southwest Region General Business Meeting Royal Palms Salon 4
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Presidents’ Reception Atlas Foyer
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7:00 AM – 8:00 AM Security and Crime Prevention Section Ascot Executive Board Meeting
7:00 AM – 8:00 AM Restorative and Community Justice Section Royal Palms Salon 1 Breakfast
7:30 AM – 5:00 PM ACJS Meeting Registration Golden Foyer
7:30 AM – 9:15 AM ACJS Academic Review Committee Meeting Le Sommet
8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Alpha Phi Sigma Events Golden West
8:00 AM – 6:15 PM Panels, Roundtables, Workshops
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM Corrections Section Executive Board Meeting Stratford
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM Juvenile Justice Section Breakfast Royal Palms Salon 4
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM Caribbean Crime Group Meeting Esquire
8:30 AM – 10:00 AM Journal of Criminal Justice Education and Justice Tiki Pavilion Quarterly Editorial Board Meetings
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Coffee Bar Town and Country
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open Town and Country
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Employment Exchange Open Terrace Salon 1
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Juvenile Justice Section Executive Board Meeting Pacific Salon 6
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Police Section Executive Board Meeting Dover
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Community College Section Executive Board Esquire Meeting
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Journal of Ethnicity in Criminal Justice Pacific Salon 5 Editorial Board Meeting
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM ACJS Membership Committee Meeting Stratford
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM ACJS Student Affairs Committee Meeting Ascot
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Victimology Section Executive Board Meeting Pacific Salon 7
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM ACJS Student Luncheon Pacific Salon 1 and 2
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM ACJS Keynote Speaker California Ballroom
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM International Section Luncheon and Award Tiki Pavilion Ceremony
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM Security and Crime Prevention Section Royal Palms Salon 6 General Meeting and Awards Presentation
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM Victimology Section General Business Meeting Pacific Salon 7
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Tour: San Diego State University VIZ Lab
1:30 PM – 3:30 PM Writing for Justice Quarterly and Journal of Sunrise Criminal Justice Education Publication
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Minorities and Women Section General Meeting Sunset
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Critical Criminology Section Executive Stratford Board Meeting
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Restorative and Community Justice Section Royal Palms Salon 1 General Business Meeting
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM 2011 Awards Committee Chairs Meeting Ascot
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM Police Section General Business Meeting Sunset
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM Juvenile Justice Section General Business Royal Palms Salon 3 Meeting
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM Jesuit Educators Group Meeting Ascot
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM Critical Criminology Section General Business Royal Palms Salon 2 Meeting
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM Community College Section General Business Royal Palms Salon 4 Meeting and Reception
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM American Society of Victimology and ACJS Royal Palms Salon 5 Victimology Section Joint Reception
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM Law and Public Policy Section General Sunrise Business Meeting and Reception
8:00 PM – 11:00 PM Georgia State University Reception Royal Palms Salon 1
FFriday,riday, FFebruaryebruary 226,6, 22010010
7:30 AM – 9:30 AM Corrections Section General Business Meeting Tiki Pavilion and Breakfast
8:00 AM – 9:00 PM Alpha Phi Sigma Events Golden West
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM ACJS Meeting Registration Golden Foyer
8:00 AM – 6:15 PM Panels, Roundtables, Workshops
9:00 AM – 10:00 AM Justice Quarterly Invitational Showcase and Golden Ballroom ACJS Research and Pictorial Showcase Set-Up
9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open Town and Country
9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Employment Exchange Open Terrace Salon 1
9:00 AM – 10:00 AM ACJS General Business Meeting and Getting California Ballroom Involved in ACJS Committees
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Justice Quarterly Invitational Showcase and Golden Ballroom ACJS Research and Pictorial Showcase and Brunch
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM Justice Quarterly Invitational Showcase and Golden Ballroom ACJS Research and Pictorial Showcase Tear-Down
12:30 PM – 1:30 PM ACJS Presidential Address California Ballroom
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM Criminal Justice Studies Editorial Board Meeting Ascot
2:00 PM – 4:45 PM ACJS Executive Board Meeting Sunset
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Youth Violence & Juvenile Justice Pacific Salon 7 Editorial Board Meeting
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Prison Journal Editorial Board Meeting Pacific Salon 6
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Criminal Justice Policy Review Ascot Editorial Board Meeting
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM International Section Executive Board Meeting Stratford
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM International Section General Business Meeting Pacific Salon 3
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM Minorities and Women Section Executive Stratford Board Meeting
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Minorities and Women Section Awards Tiki Pavilion Ceremony and Reception
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM African Criminology and Justice Group Ascot Meeting
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM ACJS Awards Ceremony and Reception California Ballroom
SSaturday,aturday, FFebruaryebruary 227,7, 22010010
8:00 AM – 1:45 PM Panels, Roundtables, Workshops
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
TTuesday,uesday, FFebruaryebruary 223,3, 22010010
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM EVENT #1 Sunset ACJS Executive Board Meeting
Janice Joseph, President James W. Marquart, First Vice President Melissa Barlow, Second Vice President W. Wesley Johnson, Immediate Past President Marilyn Chandler Ford, Treasurer Nicole Leeper Piquero, Secretary Denise Kindschi Gosselin, Trustee-at-Large Barbara Sims, Trustee-at-Large John L. Worrall, Trustee-at-Large David Owens, Region One Trustee Lee E. Ross, Region Two Trustee Ken Novak, Region Three Trustee Willard M.Oliver, Region Four Trustee Craig Hemmens, Region Five Trustee Mittie D. Southerland, Executive Director Cathy L. Barth, Association Manager
12:30 PM – 5:00 PM EVENT #2 Royal Palms Salon 6
American Society of Victimology Colloquium
1:00 PM – 8:00 PM ACJS Meeting Registration Golden Foyer
4:00 PM – 8:00 PM EVENT #3 Royal Palms Salon 2
Criminal Justice Program Evaluation: An Introductory Overview to Evidence-Based Accountability and Performance Assessment
Presenter: J. Mitchell Miller, University of Texas, San Antonio
Please note: Pre-registration is required.
5:00 PM – 7:00 PM EVENT #4 Royal Palms Salon 5
American Society of Victimology Awards Reception
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
5:30 PM – 8:30 PM EVENT #5 Golden Ballroom
ACJS Professional Development Teaching Workshop
Moderators: Jay Albanese, Virginia Commonwealth University; Alida Merlo, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Please note: Pre-registration is required.
All registrants are expected to attend the continuation of this workshop on Wednesday, February 24, 2010, from 8:00 AM to 12:15 PM. Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Wednesday, February 24, 2010 DDayay AAtt A GGlancelance
7:30 AM – 5:00 PM ACJS Meeting Registration Golden Foyer
8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Alpha Phi Sigma Events Golden West
8:00 AM – 12:15 PM ACJS Professional Development Teaching Golden Ballroom Workshop (continued from Tuesday, 2/23/10)
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM ACJS Affirmative Action Committee Meeting Pacific Salon 7
8:00 AM – 4:45 PM Panels, Roundtables, Workshops
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Coffee Bar Town and Country
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open Town and Country
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Employment Exchange Open Terrace Salon 1
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Northeast Region Executive Board Meeting Ascot
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Southern Region Executive Board Meeting Pacific Salon 6
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Midwest Region Executive Board Meeting Dover
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Southwest Region Executive Board Meeting Esquire
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Western Region Executive Board Meeting Stratford
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM ACJS Assessment Committee Meeting Pacific Salon 7
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM Student Luncheon Pacific Salon 1 and 2
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM Bruce Smith, Sr. Award Recipient Address California Ballroom
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM ACJS Ethics Committee Meeting Stratford
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM ACJS 2011 Program Committee Meeting Sunset
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Northeast Region General Business Meeting Royal Palms Salon 5
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Southern Region General Business Meeting Royal Palms Salon 3
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Western Region General Business Meeting Royal Palms Salon 1
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Midwest Region General Business Meeting Royal Palms Salon 2
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Southwest Region General Business Meeting Royal Palms Salon 4
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Presidents’ Reception Atlas Foyer
WWednesday,ednesday, FFebruaryebruary 224,4, 22010010
7:30 AM – 5:00 PM ACJS Meeting Registration Golden Foyer
8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Alpha Phi Sigma Events Golden West
8:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 6 Golden Ballroom
ACJS Professional Development Teaching Workshop
Please note: Pre-registration is required.
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 7 Pacific Salon 7 ACJS Affirmative Action Committee Meeting
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 8 Pacific Salon 1
TRANSNATIONAL CRIME: SOMETHING OLD AND SOMETHING NEW Chair: Maki Haberfeld, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
AN ANALYSIS OF PAST AND PRESENT MEXICAN DRUG CARTEL LINKS TO CHICAGO Gad J. Bensinger, Loyola University Chicago
RUSSIAN ORGANIZED NOCORRUPTION SHOW NETWORKS PANEL Serguei Cheloukhine, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Maki Haberfeld, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
CIGARETTE COUNTERFEITING IN THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA IN THE CONTEXT OF THE GLOBAL ILLICITY CIGARETTE TRADE Klaus von Lampe, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Anqi Shen, Teesside University; Georgios Antonopoulos, Teesside University; Marin Kurti, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
THE CAUSES OF STUDENTS’ VIOLENCE IN THE JORDANIAN UNIVERSITIES Safa Al Shweihat, German-Jordanian University; Aref Al-Khattar, California University of Pennsylvania; Lubna Akroush, Al-Balqa University-Princess Alia University College
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 9 Pacific Salon 2
ETHICS IN POLICING Chair: Jon Shane, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
RETHINKING POLICE USE OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMANTS Delores Jones-Brown, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Jon Shane, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
DIRTY OFFICERS: MEDIA COVERAGE, EMOTIONS, SHAME AND LABELING Wes Johnson, University of Southern Mississippi; Dan Beto, Correctional Management Institute of Texas, Retired
A CLASH OF MODERN PROFESSIONALISM AND ORIENTAL DESPOTISM IN POLICING: THE CASE OF IRAN Hamid Kusha, East Carolina University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 10 Pacific Salon 3
THE SUPREME COURT AND SEARCHES Chair: Phillip Stinson, Bowling Green State University
THE COURT MOVES CLOSER TO UPHOLDING THE CONSTITUTION Keith Logan, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
ARIZONA V. GANT, SEARCH INCIDENT TO ARREST, AND ITS IMPACT ON DRUG INTERDICTION Michael Gizzi, Illinois State University; John Reece, Mesa State College; Jennifer Sheetz, 21st Colorado Judicial District Attorney’s Office
STRIPPED OF INNOCENCE: SAFFORD UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT V. REDDING Jennifer Moore, DeSales University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 11 Pacific Salon 4
CAMPUS SECURITY: UNMASKING THE POSSIBILITY OF DANGER Chair: Margie Ballard-Mack, South Carolina State University
SAFETY AND SECURITY ISSUES ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES: BACKGROUND CHECKS Kevin M. Thompson, North Dakota State University
BACKGROUND CHECKS AND SECURITY ISSUES David Brownfield, University of Toronto
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 12 Pacific Salon 5
RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: THE JUVENILE JUSTICE FOCUS Chair: Oko Elechi, Prairie View University
AN EVALUATION OF PENNSYLVANIA’S BALANCED AND RESTORATIVE JUSTICE INITIATIVE John Lemmon, Shippensburg University; Tom Austin, Shippensburg University; John Cookus, Pennsylvania Juvenile Court Judges Commission
RESTORATIVE JUSTICE RESPONSE TO MINORITY OVERREPRESENTATION IN THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM Oko Elechi, Prairie View University; Sherill Morris, Prairie View University
HOW MINNESOTA IS WORKING AGAINST THE TIDE: RESTORATIVE EFFORTS TO REHABILITATE EAST-AFRICAN YOUTH IN THE COMMUNITY Adepeju Solarin, University of Minnesota
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 13 Pacific Salon 6
THEORY AND NATURE OF RACIAL PROFILING Chair: Key Sun, Central Washington University
RACIAL PROFILING AND A MISUNDERSTANDING OF PROBABILITY Key Sun, Central Washington University
A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF RACIAL PROFILING John McLaughlin, Lynn University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 14 Royal Palms Salon 1
INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE ISSUES Chair: Sara Doude, Georgia College & State University
WHY JAPANESE SUPPORT THE DEATH PENALTY Shanhe Jiang, University of Toeldo; Becky Pilot, University of Toeldo; Toyoji Saito, Osaka University of Commence
GOVERNMENT COMMITMENTS TO INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE: THE CASE OF THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS Steven D. Roper, Eastern Illinois University; Lilian A. Barria, Eastern Illinois University
RADICAL RIGHT WING EXTREMISM IN AUSTRIA: STILL A CURRENT THRAET? Daniela Peterka-Benton, Norwich University
THE EXCLUSION OF IMPROPERLY OBTAINED EVIDENCE: A VIEW FROM EUROPE Dimitrios Giannoulopoulos, Brunel Law School
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 15 Royal Palms Salon 2
ASSESSMENT ISSUES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAMS
Moderator: Kathrine Johnson, University of West Florida
Discussants: Barbara Peat, Indiana University-Northwest; Andrew Kozal, Northwest State Community College; Kate Whiteley, Pennsylvania State University- Harrisburg; Roslyn Muraskin, Long Island University; Adam Watkins, University of North Carolina at Wilmington
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 16 Royal Palms Salon 3
COMBATING VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL EXPLOITATION WITH COMMUNITY-BASED AUTHORITIES Chair: Hillary Potter, University of Colorado at Boulder
FEMALE PERPETRATORS OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE: CHARACTERISTICS AND PERSPECTIVES Desire’ Anastasia, University of San Diego & San Diego State University
SELF-EFFICACY PERCEPTION OF MIZRAHI STREET PROSTITUTES Brenda Geiger, Bar-Ilan University; Michael Fischer, Norfolk State University
AN OVERVIEW OF PROSTITUTION AND SEX TRAFFICKING DEMAND REDUCTION EFFORTS IN THE UNITED STATES Michael Dean Shively, Abt Associates, Inc.; Kristen Wheeler, Boston University
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMS’ EFFORTS TO OBTAIN HELP FROM POLICE: AN EXPLORATORY COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THREE IMMIGRANT GROUPS Juyoung Song, Michigan State University; Merry Morash, Michigan State University
SOCIAL CAPITAL AND VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN: A MITIGATION OR ENHANCEMENT FACTOR? Melinda Roberts York, University of Southern Indiana
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 17 Royal Palms Salon 4
IMPORTANCE OF VICTIMOLOGY TO A CRIMINAL JUSTICE CURRICULUM
Moderator: Robert Jerin, Endicott College
Discussants: William Doerner, Florida State University; Debra Stanley, University of Baltimore; Bernadette Muscat, California State University – Fresno; Mario Gaboury, University of New Haven; Duane Ruth-Heffelbower, Fresno Pacific University
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 18 Royal Palms Salon 5
EDUCATION AND POLICING Chair: David Paul Weiss, Fitchburg State College
AN OFFICER AND A SCHOLAR: DOES HIGHER EDUCATION FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT REDUCE LIABILITY? Patricia Bergum Wagner, Youngstown State University; Edward James Villone, Youngstown State University
IMPLEMENTING THE PTO MODEL Tom “Tad” Hughes, University of Louisville; Cindy Shain, Southern Police Institute; Ed Brodt, KRCPI; Tracey Schiller, KRCPI
ARE THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE BRAIDWOOD COMMISSION ON CONDUCTED ENERGY WEAPONS USE SOUND PUBLIC POLICY? Howard E. Williams, Texas State University / San Marcos
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 19 Royal Palms Salon 6
DROWNING VICTIMS AND PROTOCOLS
Moderator: D. Lee Gilbertson, St. Cloud State University
Discussants: Kevin Gannon, Nationwide Investigations; Anthony Duarte, Nationwide Investigations
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 20 California Ballroom
POLICING THE COMMUNITY Chair: Ken Peak, University of Nevada, Reno
FAMILY-SUPPORTIVE POLICIES FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT Jacquelyn Barcenas Frausto, Chicago Police Department
COMMUNITY-, PROBLEM SOLVING-, AND INTELLIGENCE-LED POLICING: RELATIONSHIPS AND CONNECTIVITY Ken Peak, University of Nevada, Reno; Ron Glensor, Reno Police Department (Retired)
DEMOGRAPHIC, PSYCHOLOGICAL AND BEHAVIORAL CHARACTERISTICS OF INDIVIDUALS ENCOUNTERED BY A CRISIS INTERVENTION TEAM James J. Cassidy, University of New Haven; Fadia M. Narchet, University of New Haven; James J. Monahan, University of New Haven; Christopher J. Sedelmaier, University of New Haven
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN REPORTED CRIME INCIDENTS NEAR ONE'S RESIDENCE AND PERCEPTIONS OF CRIME Chi-Fang Tsai, Sam Houston State University; Jihong (Solomon) Zhao, Sam Houston State University
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 21 Sunset
FUTURE TRENDS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE HIGHER EDUCATION
Moderator: Bruce McBride, Utica College
Discussant: Jay Berman, New Jersey City University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 22 Towne
STRAIN AND ANOMIE THEORIES Chair: Bonnie Yuning Wu, Wayne State University
ACADEMIC STRAIN AS A PREDICTOR OF SUBSTANCE USE AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS O. Hayden Griffin, III, The University of Southern Mississippi; John Stogner, University of Florida
WHO STOLE MY LUNCH? AN EXAMINATION OF RATIONALIZATIONS FOR EMPLOYEE THEFT John Casten, Old Dominion University
EXPLAINING THE LINK BETWEEN SEXUAL ORIENTATION AND DRUG USE WITH GENERAL STRAIN THEORY Anthony W. Hoskin, University of Texas
UNDERSTANDING COPING STRATEGIES, DRUG USE, AND CRIME IN REPSONSE TO NEGATIVE AFFECTIVE STATES Daniel Lee, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Jennifer Huck, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Bitna Kim, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; James Bowers, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Kendra Bowen, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Jason Spraitz, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 23 Esquire
GENOCIDE AND HUMAN RIGHTS ISSUES IN RWANDA AND BANGLADESH Chair: John Winterdyk, Mount Royal University
THE APPLICATION OF UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION FOR CRIMES OF GENOCIDE: THE CANADIAN/RWANDAN CASE OF DÉSIRÉ MUNYANEZA Nicholas A. Jones, University of Regina
RELIGION, RACE, AND ECONOMICS OF GENOCIDE: THE CASE OF RWANDA Sara A. Moharrem, John Jay College
GENOCIDE AND HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN BANGLADESH Mohammad Salahuddin, Chicago State University
THE ICTY, ITS CONSTITUENCY, AND THE POLITICS: THE BATTLE FOR HEARTS AND MINDS Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich, Michigan State University; John Hagan, Northwestern University
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 24 Dover
MALES AS VICTIMS AND OFFENDERS OF SEX CRIMES Chair: Wendi Goodlin, University of Southern Mississippi
EXAMINING NEGATIVE ATTRIBUTIONAL BIASES TOWARD MALE VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT Neethu Suresh, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
21ST CENTURY TEA ROOM TRADE: AN EXAMINATION OF MEN SEEKING “ENCOUNTERS” WITH OTHER MEN IN FOUR AMERICAN CITIES Wendi Goodlin, University of Southern Mississippi; Kelly Cheeseman Dial, University of Southern Mississippi
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 25 Stratford
LOCATION SPECIFIC FEAR OF CRIME Chair: Angela Taylor, Fayetteville State University
PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS TOWARD FEAR OF CRIME IN THE EASTERN SOCIETY: A CASE STUDY OF THE PHILIPPINES Seksan Khruakham, Sam Houston State University
CRIME AS A BARRIER TO PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN FAYETTEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA: PRELIMINARY FINDINGS FROM A PILOT STUDY Angela Taylor, Fayetteville State University; Robert Brown, Fayetteville State University; Cherie Ames, Fayetteville State University
FEAR OF CRIME AND PERCEPTIONS OF RISK IN RURAL COUNTIES Joseph Schafer, Southern Illinois University; Matthew Giblin, Southern Illinois University; Nicholas Corsaro, Southern Illinois University
DETERMINANTS OF SPECIFIC FEAR OF CRIME: ARE RESIDENTS AWARE OF THE BURGLARY INCIDENTS IN THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD? Yung-Lien Lai, Sam Houston State University; Jihong S. Zhao, Sam Houston State University; Jim Chen, Zhejiang Police College
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 26 Ascot
POLICE MANAGEMENT AND RESEARCH ISSUES Chair: Darl Hilton Champion, Sr., Methodist University
POLICE OFFICER STAFFING: ANALYZING THE COMMONLY HELD BELIEF THAT MORE COPS EQUALS LESS CRIME James E. Guffey, National University; James G. Larson, National University; Chandrika Kelso, National University
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
MODELING THE US ARMY WAR COLLEGE IN POLICE EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS: AN INTELLECTUAL AWAKENING Darl Hilton Champion, Sr., Methodist University
CHAREY SIRINGO: COWBOY DETECTIVE Frank Thomas Morn, Illinois State University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 27 Eaton
CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN JUVENILE JUSTICE: WAIVER, BULLYING, AND FEMALE OFFENDERS Chair: Alison Burke, Southern Oregon University
THE EVOLUTION AND CONSEQUENCES OF WAIVIING YOUTH TO ADULT COURT Brian Iannacchione, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
YOUTH TRANSFER TO ADULT COURT: PAST, PRESENT, AND EVIDENCE-BASED FUTURE Renee Lamphere, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
BULLYING IN THE SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT: THE NATURE AND EXTENT OF VICTIMIZATION AND PREVENTION Steven Brewer, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
FEMALE JUVENILE OFFENDERS: EARLY INTERVENTION IS THE KEY TO A BETTER TOMORROW Dana Baxter, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
VICTIMIZATION AND DEVIANT BEHAVIORS AMONG HOMELESS YOUTH Chandra Alaria Pastel, Missouri State University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 28 Brittany
A HOME TO RETURN TO: REENTRY AND THE CHALLENGING OF HOUSING Chair: Faith Lutze, Washington State University
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF WASHINGTON STATE'S RE-ENTRY HOUSING PILOT PROJECT Faith Lutze, Washington State University; Sean Michael Falconer, Washington State University; Jeffrey Bouffard, Sam Houston State University
COMING “HOME”: YOUNG ADULT MEN’S’ REUNIFICATION WITH FAMILY AFTER INCARCERATION Joyce Arditti, Virginia Tech; Tiffaney Parkman, Virginia Tech
THE JAIL-IN-RESEARCH PROJECT: AN EVALUATION OF A CASE MANAGEMENT APPROACH USING THE CTI MODEL Lance Ray Hignite, University of Houston Downtown; Peggy A. Engram, University of Houston Downtown; Traqina Q. Emeka, University of Houston Downtown
UNMET NEED: A SURVEY OF STATE RESOURCES AT THE MOMENT OF REENTRY Joseph Rukus, University of Florida; Jodi Lane, University of Florida
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 29 Le Sommet
DETERMINATES OF RECIDIVISM AND PAROLE REVOCATION Chair: Michael Montgomery, Tennessee State University
A RECIDIVISM STUDY OF A TENNESSEE INDUSTRY WORK PROGRAM Michael Montgomery, Tennessee State University
INDICATORS OF PAROLE REVOCATION AMONG TEXAS INMATES Richard Friedmann, University of Texas at Dallas; James W. Marquart, University of Texas at Dallas
CAN INCREASES IN SELF-MASTERY DURING DRUG TREATMENT LEAD TO RECIDIVISM? Anthony J. Delligatti, West Virginia University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 30 Tiki Pavilion
TERRORISM AND NATION-STATE STABILITY Chair: Aref Al-Khattar, California University of Pennsylvnia
PIRATES, THIEVES, AND KIDNAPPING: AN EXAMINATION OF HOW NATION BUILDING CAN LEAD INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL ENTERPRISE Robert Moore, Sam Houston State University NO SHOW PANEL GOVERNMENTAL AND POLITICAL IMPACTS ON TERRORISM: A CASE STUDY OF MIDDLE EAST COUNTRIES Seongmin Park, University of Cincinnati
THE PKK AND POST-ELECTION TERRORISM IN TURKEY Nadir Gergin, Virginia Commonwealth University
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Coffee Bar Town and Country
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open Town and Country
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Employment Exchange Open Terrace Salon 1
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 31 Ascot Northeast Region Executive Board Meeting
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 32 Pacific Salon 6 Southern Region Executive Board Meeting
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 33 Dover Midwest Region Executive Board Meeting Wednesday, February 24, 2010
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 34 Esquire Southwest Region Executive Board Meeting
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 35 Stratford Western Region Executive Board Meeting
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 36 Pacific Salon 7 ACJS Assessment Committee Meeting
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 37 Pacific Salon 3
LONGITUDINAL RESEARCH ON OFFENDING AND VICTIMIZATION Chair: Christopher J. Sullivan, University of Cincinnati
EXPLORING THE FACTORS RELATED TO THE CONTINUITY OF OFFENDING FROM ADOLESCENCE TO YOUNG ADULTHOOD AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS Margaret Mahoney, University of Delaware; Dave N. Khey, University of Florida; Wesley Jennings, University of Louisville
TRAJECTORIES OF VICTIMIZATION FROM EARLY- TO MID-ADOLESCENCE Christopher J. Sullivan, University of Cincinnati; Pamela Wilcox, University of Cincinnati; Graham C. Ousey, College of William & Mary
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 38 Pacific Salon 4
CROSS-CULTURAL ISSUES IN INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE Chair: Suyeon Park, Michigan State University
HELP-SEEKING STRATEGIES AND POLICE UTILIZATION AMONG VIETNAMESE WOMEN IN KOREA Suyeon Park, Michigan State University
TEN YEARS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PREVENTION LAW IN TAIWAN: POLICE DECISION MAKING INTERVENTION REACTIONS Lan-Ying Huang, National Taipei University; Yu-Sheng Lin, National Taipei University; Ai-Mei Wei, Crime and Prevention Section – Taiwan Criminal Investigation Bureau; Li-Wei Shiou, National Taipei University; Chia-Yun Lu, National Taipei University
HELP-SEEKING PATTERNS OF IMMIGRANT FILIPINO WOMEN SURVIVORS OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE IN THE UNITED STATES Sharon Garcia, County of Santa Clara Social Services Agency
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 39 Pacific Salon 5
PRIVATE SECURITY AND CITIZENS AGAINST CRIME Chair: Graeme Newman, SUNY - Albany
PERCEPTIONS OF THE NATURE OF WORK, SAFETY, AND SATISFACTION WITH PRVATE SECURITY: A STUDY OF SECURITY GUARDS IN INDIA Mahesh Nalla, Michigan State University; Kiran Ommi, Integral Institute of Advanced Management MVP Colony; V. Sreemannarayana Murthy, Centre for SAARC Studies- Andhra University
THE IMPACT OF PRIVATE SECURITY ON POLICING Andre Zanetic, University of Sao Paulo – Brazil
THE DETERMINANTS OF CRIME REPORTING BEHAVIOR: AN EXAMINATION OF BLACK’S BEHAVIOR OF LAW Shih-Ya Kuo, West Virginia State University; Steven Cuvelier, Sam Houston State University
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 40 Royal Palms Salon 1
CROSS-NATIONAL RESEARCH ON CRIME AND SOCIAL CONTROL Chair: Charles Ubah, Georgia College & State University
CRIME AND SOCIAL CONTROL IN ASIA AND THE PACIFIC: AN EXAMINATION OF LARGER SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND PROCESSES Victor Shaw, California State University-Northridge
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE LAWS AND HELP SEEKING BEHAVIOR AMONG MEXICAN AND MEXICAN IMMIGRANT WOMEN-A COMPARATIVE STUDY Guadalupe Vidales, University of Wisconsin - Parkside
AN EXAMINATION OF THE MULTI-DIMENSIONAL ASPECTS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN ITALY AND ITS IMMIGRANT MUSLIM POPULATION Linda Bucci, Lasell College
EASTERN NIGERIA ETHIC AND THE SPIRIT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: IMPLICATIONS ON DELINQUENCY, CRIME, JUSTICE AND ORDER Charles Ubah, Georgia College & State University
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 41 Royal Palms Salon 2
VICTIMS OF ABDUCTION, SEX TRAFFICKING, AND PROSTITUTION Chair: Michael Fischer, Norfolk State Univeristy
ANALYSIS OF OFFICIALLY REPORTED CHILD ABDUCTION INCIDENTS, 1995-2005 Jeffrey Walsh, Illinois State University; Jessie Krienert, Illinois State University
IN OUR OWN BACKYARDS: DEVELOPING A JUVENILE SEX TRAFFICKING VICTIMIZATION INSTRUMENT Emily Salisbury, Portland State University; Kelli Russell, Portland State University
RESILIENT SELF-EFFICACY PERCEPTION OF MIZRAHI STREET PROSTITUTES Brenda Geiger, Bar Ilan University; Michael Fischer, Norfolk State University
ABUSED DRUZE WOMEN’S TRAJECTORIES OF RESISTANCE Brenda Geiger, Bar Ilan University; Michael Fischer, Norfolk State University
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 42 Royal Palms Salon 3
NEEDS ASSESSMENT FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS IN PRISON Chair: Tiffiney Y. Barfield-Cottledge, University of North Texas
WOMEN COPING IN PRISON: AN EMPIRICAL EXAMINATION Senik Tahir Mahmood, St. Louis University
FEMALE OFFENDERS “CRIMINOGENIC” NEEDS: GENDER-RESPONSIVENESS AS EVIDENCE- BASED PRACTICES Deanna M. Perez, University of Colorado at Denver; Kate Adams, University of Colorado at Denver
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 43 Royal Palms Salon 4
THE FUTURE OF VICTIMOLOGY IN THE UNITED STATES
Moderator: Mario Gaboury, University of New Haven
Discussants: Dick Andzenge, St. Cloud State University; D. Lee Gilbertson, St. Cloud State University
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 44 Royal Palms Salon 5
FALLEN OFFICERS AND DEADLY FORCE Chair: Jonathan Maskaly, University of South Florida
VIOLENCE AGAINST POLICE OFFICERS: A CRIMINAL EVENT ANALYSIS Michele W. Covington, University of Central Florida
COP KILLER: AN EXAMINATION OF FATAL POLICE VEHICLE ACCIDENTS Jonathan Maskaly, University of South Florida
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 45 Royal Palms Salon 6
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9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 46 California Ballroom
THE ROLE OF GENDER IN SUBSTANCE ABUSE PATTERNS AND TREATMENT Chair: Huan Gao, California State University – Stanislaus
DRUG USE AMONG FEMALE JUVENILE OFFENDERS: PEERS, PARTNERS, AND EXPECTATIONS Angela A. Robertson, Mississippi State University; Connie Baird-Thomas, Mississippi State University
DRUG USE CESSATION AMONG WOMEN HEROIN USERS Huan Gao, California State University – Stanislaus
GENDER DIFFERENCES IN ALCOHOL AND SUBSTANCE USE AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS Suman Kakar, Florida International University
THE GENDERED ASSESSMENT OF CLIENT TREATMENT PROGRESS Sonia Munoz-Duran, California State University - Long Beach; Aili Malm, California State University - Long Beach
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 47 Sunrise
INTERNATIONAL ATTITUDES TOWARDS POLICING Chair: Chang-Hun Lee, University of Arkansas, Little Rock
EFFECTS OF KOREAN POLICE ORGANIZATIONAL AND OFFICERS' PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS ON ATTITUDE AND PRACTICE OF COP ACTIVITIES Chang-Hun Lee, University of Arkansas, Little Rock; Junseob Moon, Armstrong Atlantic State University
SLOVENIAN POLICE OFFICERS' AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION INSPECTORS’ ATTITUDES TOWARDS THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRIMINALITY Katja Eman; Gorazd Meško
TRAITS OF SOUTH KOREAN POLICE OFFICERS' WHO ARE COMMITTED TO COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING Chang-Hun Lee, University of Arkansas, Little Rock; Chang-Bae Lee, University of West Florida
PERCEPTIONS OF POLICE INTEGRITY AND COMMUNITY POLICING AMONG LINE OFFICERS AND SUPERVISORS IN SOUTH KOREA Wook Kang, Michigan State University; Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich, Michigan State University
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 48 Sunset
SEXUAL OFFENSES AND PROSECUTION Chair: Robert L. Marsh, Boise State University
EXPLORING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VICARIOUS TRAUMA AND PROSECUTORIAL BEHAVIOR IN SOUTH DAKOTA SEX OFFENDER CASES Robert T. Swan, University of South Dakota; Sandy McKeown, University of South Dakota
RECIDIVISM AMONG CHILD SEXUAL ABUSERS: INITIAL RESULTS OF A 13 YEAR LONGITUDINAL RANDOM SAMPLE Robert L. Marsh, Boise State University; Steve Patrick, Boise State University
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 49 Towne
THEORY IN ACTION: APPLYING CRIMINOLOGICAL CONCEPTS TO SPECIFIC CRIMES Chair: Kathleen A. Fox, Sam Houston State University
THE BULLIES AND THE BULLIED: EXPLAINING THE INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL BONDS IN SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN Jeb A. Booth, Salem State College
ALCOHOL AND DRUG USE IN A COLLEGE SAMPLE: IS HIRSCHI’S REVISED SELF-CONTROL GENERAL? LeAnn Cabage, Western Illinois University-Quad Cities
RISK ON THE ROAD: CONTROLLING THE VEHICLE BUT NOT THE SELF Philip R. Rhoades, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi
IS STALKING A LEARNED PHENOMENON? AN EMPIRICAL TEST OF SOCIAL LEARNING THEORY Kathleen A. Fox, Sam Houston State University; Matt R. Nobles, Washington State University; Ronald L. Akers, University of Florida
TESTING VARIABLES OF SOCIAL LEARNING THEORY: THE SOCIOECONOMIC BACKGROUND OF LATIN AMERICAN HIGH-LEVEL NARCOS Martin Meraz-Garcia, Eastern Washington University
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 50 Eaton
CIVIL GANG INJUNCTIONS IN LAW AND PRACTICE Chair: Jeremiah Goulka, RAND
THE EVOLUTION OF GANG INJUNCTIONS IN THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES Travis Austin, Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office
GANG INJUNCTIONS AND STREET CRIME: RECENT EVIDENCE FROM CALIFORNIA Jeremiah Goulka, RAND; Paul Heaton, RAND; George Tita, University of California - Irvine; Alyssa Whitby Chamberlain, University of California - Irvine; Alexia Cooper, University of California – Irvine
PROBING THE IMPACT OF CIVIL GANG INJUNCTIONS ON NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH Karen Hennigan, University of Southern California; David Sloane, University of Southern California
SOCIO-ECONOMIC INDICATORS OF CIVIL GANG INJUNCTION TARGET ZONES Alex Alonso, University of Southern California
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 51 Brittany
JAILS AND THE CRIMINALIZATION OF MENTAL ILLNESS
Moderator: Ken Kerle, Jail Consultant
Discussants: Richard Conklin, San Diego County Sheriff’s Office; Deborah Eckberg, Metropolitan State University; W. Wesley Johnson, University of Southern Mississippi; Risdon Slate, Florida Southern College; Cindy Stewart, The College of Mt. Saint Joseph
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 52 Le Sommet
HANDLING YOUTH IN THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM: EFFECTS OF POLICY, RACE, AND GENDER Chair: Peter J. Benekos, Mercyhurst College
THE DE-YOUTHIFICATION OF THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM Charles M. Puzzanchera, National Center for Juvenile Justice; Alida V. Merlo, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Peter J. Benekos, Mercyhurst College GETTING TOUGH? EXAMINING CURRENT JUVENILE WAIVER LEGISLATION IN THE U.S. Lisa Hutchinson, University of Little Rock
RACIAL DIFFERENCES IN DETENTION DECISIONS IN ARKANSAS Stacy Moak, University of Arkansas, Little Rock
GENDER AND THE PROCESSING OF JUVENILES IN THE COURT SYSTEM Tina Freiburger, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Kareem Jordan, University of North Florida
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 53 Tiki Pavilion
POLICY IMPLICATIONS FOR SCHOOL SAFETY AND SECURITY Chair: Douglas G. McKenzie, Grand Valley State University
CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS IN THE CONTEXT OF SCHOOL VIOLENCE AND SCHOOL SAFETY Douglas G. McKenzie, Grand Valley State University
LAW ENFORCEMENT PARTICIPATION IN SCHOOL SEARCHES: AN EXAMINATION OF STATE CRIMINAL COURT CASES Michael R. Cavanaugh, Jr., Sam Houston State University
SCHOOL GANG POLICY Charles A. Bennett, North Carolina Central University; Joseph C. Sroka, North Carolina Central University
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 54 Pacific Salon 1 and 2 ACJS Student Luncheon
Please note: This luncheon is for registered students ONLY.
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 55 Pacific Salon 3
COMBATING GLOBAL CRIMES Chair: Jim Finckenauer, Rutgers University
A MULTILATERAL APPROACH TO THE GLOBALIZATION OF GANGS: TARGETING MS 13 AND TRANSNATIONAL GANGS Haco Hoang, California Lutheran University; Robert Meadows, California Lutheran University
THE IMPACT OF U.S. ANTI-TRAFFICKING POLICY ON GLOBAL INITIATIVES Alese Wooditch, George Mason University
THE ECONOMICS OF GLOBAL HUMAN TRAFFICKING: ANALYSIS AND PROPOSED RESPONSE Mario Thomas Gaboury, University of New Haven; Christopher Sedelmaier, University of New Haven; Stacey McMillin, University of New Haven
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 56 Pacific Salon 4
MINORITY DISPROPORTIONALITY IN THE AMERICAN JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM Chair: Robert J. Duran, New Mexico State University
DISPROPORTIONATE MINORITY CONFINEMENT OF JUVENILES: A STATE-LEVEL EXAMINATION OF PLACEMENT DISPARITY Jaya Davis, Prairie View A & M University
DISPROPORTIONATE MINORITY CONTACT IN THE LAND OF ENCHANTMENT: JUVENILE INJUSTICE IN A MAJORITY MINORITY STATE Robert J. Duran, New Mexico State University; Carlos E. Posadas, New Mexico State University Wednesday, February 24, 2010
DISPROPORTIONATE MINORITY REPRESENTATION IN THE NORTH CAROLINA JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM Marisha Mathis, North Carolina Central University; Lorna E. Grant; North Carolina Central University
PATHWAYS TO ADOLESCENT DELINQUENCY AND AGGRESSION: AN ETHNICITY-BASED LONGITUDINAL COMPARISON OF THE YOUTHS IN THE PHDCN Cassandra Lynn Reyes, West Chester University of Pennsylvania
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 57 Pacific Salon 5
A FORUM FOR CJ AND JJ PRACTITIONERS AND INNOVATORS
Moderator: Martin Alan Greenberg, The College of Saint Rose
Discussant: Gary E. Perkins, Schenectady County Community College
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 58 Pacific Salon 6
ATTITUDINAL RESEARCH ON RACE AND THE JUSTICE SYSTEM Chair: Helen Taylor Greene, Texas Southern University
RACIAL AND ETHNIC PERCEPTIONS OF INJUSTICE: DOES PRIOR PERSONAL AND VICARIOUS INCARCERATION EXPERIENCE INTENSIFY THE RACIAL/ETHNIC GAP IN PERCEPTIONS OF INJUSTICE Kevin Buckler, University of Texas at Brownsville; Steve Wilson, University of Texas at Brownsville; Deborah Hartley, University of Texas at Brownsville; Mario Davila, University of Texas at Brownsville; Marc Swatt, University of Nebraska at Omaha
PERCEPTIONS OF INJUSTICE: A TEST OF CONTACT THEORY Steve Wilson, University of Texas at Brownsville; Kevin Buckler, University of Texas at Brownsville
URBAN HBCU STUDENT ATTITUDES TOWARDS LOCAL POLICE Michael Berlin, Coppin State University
EXAMINING THE IMPACT OF HIGHER EDUCATION ON CONVENTIONAL PREDICTORS OF PUBLIC ATTITUDES TOWARDS THE POLICE Jospeter Mbuba, Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 59 Pacific Salon 7
CAREER EDUCATION IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE: ARE CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAMS PREPARING STUDENTS FOR THE REAL WORLD? Chair: Greg Lindsteadt, Missouri Western State University
WHAT MATTERS IN THE FIELD SHOULD MATTER IN THE CLASSROOM Greg Lindsteadt, Missouri Western State University
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
FACTORS INFLUENCING COLLEGE EDUCATION DECISIONS OF ACTIVE MILITARY POLICE James Vardalis, Tarleton State University; Shannon Waters, Tarleton State University
JUST CHOICES: BEHAVIOR THAT IMPACTS EMPLOYMENT IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Linda Fleischer, The Community College of Baltimore County
PERCEPTIONS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AS A CAREER: THE IMPACT OF FRIENDS, FAMILY AND PERSONAL VIEWS ON POLICING AS A CAREER Elizabeth C. McMullen, Troy University; Julie Campbell, University of Nebraska at Kearney
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 60 Royal Palms Salon 1
THE EFFECT OF WORK ON CORRECTIONAL STAFF Chair: Eric Lambert, Wayne State University
THE EFFECTS OF JOB-RELATED STRESS ON CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS’ PERCEPTIONS OF INMATES Marcos L. Misis, The University of Southern Mississippi; Kelly Cheeseman Dial, The University of Southern Mississippi
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT, PROFESSIONALISM, AND INMATE CONTROL ON JAIL STAFF Eugene A. Paoline III, University of Central Florida; Eric G. Lambert, Wayne State University
THE CORRELATES OF CORRECTIONAL ORIENTATION IN A TREATMENT FOCUSED PRISON: A TEST OF PERSON-ENVIRONMENT FIT THEORY Nancy L. Hogan, Ferris State University; Eric G. Lambert, Wayne State University; Irshad Altheimer, Wayne State University; Shannon M. Barton, Indiana State University
EXPLORING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SOCIAL SUPPORT AND JOB BURNOUT AMONG CORRECTIONAL STAFF: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY Eric G. Lambert, Wayne State University; Irshad Altheimer, Wayne State University; Nancy L. Hogan, Ferris State University
UNTANGLING THE WEB OF FACTORS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO CORRECTIONAL OFFICER STRESS Kelly Cheeseman Dial, The University of Southern Mississippi; Bitna Kim; Indiana University of Pennsylvania
A COMPARISON OF JOB STRESS AMONG STAFF WORKING IN JUVENILE CORRECTIONS FACILITIES AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS Erin Mosley, Eastern Kentucky University; James B. Wells, Eastern Kentucky University; Kevin L. Minor, Eastern Kentucky University
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 61 Royal Palms Salon 2
U.S. POLICE PRACTICES AND TERRORISM Chair: James Ross, State University of New York - Brockport
CHASING A TERRORIST IN METROPOLITAN: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF POLICE PURSUITS UNDER DIFFERENTIAL TERRORISM THREAT. Kadir Akyuz, Sam Houston State University; Taner Cam, University of North Texas
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
TERRORISM RISK REDUCTION: CAN TRADITIONAL POLICING BE AN EFFECTIVE ANTI- TERRORISM TOOL IN LIGHT OF PRIVACY CONCERNS? James J. Ross, State University of New York - Brockport
PREPAREDNESS OF KENTUCKY STATE POLICE AGAINST TERRORISM Ferhat Goktepe, Turkish National Police
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 62 Royal Palms Salon 3
THE IMPACT OF FAMILY VIOLENCE ON CHILDREN: WHAT THE FUTURE HOLDS Chair: Lawrence Salinger, Arkansas State University
FROM RESEARCH TO RESILIENCE Margaret Phipps Brown, Marshall University
DEVELOPMENT OF A CHILD ADVOCACY STUDIES (CAST) CURRICULUM FOR TEACHING CHILD ABUSE INVESTIGATION AND PROSECUTION Lawrence M. Salinger, Arkansas State University; Karen Fullen, Arkansas State University
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 63 Royal Palms Salon 4
NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CONTEXTS OF VICTIMIZATION Chair: Greg Barak, Eastern Michigan University
VICTIMIZATION AND THE BIGGEST PONZI SCAM IN U.S. HISTORY Greg Barak, Eastern Michigan University
ACCULTURATION AND THE PERCEPTION OF DOWRY AS A MEANS OF SOCIOCULTURAL VICTIMIZATION OF WOMEN IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA AND SOUTH ASIA Dick Andzenge, Saint Cloud State University; Sangeeta Jha, Saint Cloud State University
ABUSED DRUZE WOMEN’S TRAJECTORIES OF RESISTANCE Brenda Geiger, Bar Ilan Universit; Michael Fischer, Norfolk State University
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 64 Royal Palms Salon 5
POLICING WITH COMMUNITY INPUT Chair: K.B. Turner, University of Memphis
A STUDY ON FACTORS AFFECTING VOLUNTEER PATROL ACTIVITIES. Jina Lee, Kyonggi Universty
AN INVESTIGATION OF CITIZEN’S POLICE ACADEMIES IN TENNESSEE Tina Lee, The University of Tennessee at Martin
EVALUATING THE STUDENT COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICE EFFORT (SCOPE) PROGRAM Amanda Adams, University of Florida
IS PARTICIPATORY MANAGEMENT A PREREQUISITE FOR "SUCCESSFUL" COMMUNITY POLICING? Michael M. Berlin, Coppin State University Wednesday, February 24, 2010
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 65 Royal Palms Salon 6
RESEARCH ON CRIMINAL CAREER Chair: Christopher Sullivan, University of Cincinnati
SEXUAL HOMICIDE OFFENDERS AND THEIR CRIMINAL CAREERS: AN EXPLORATORY Matt DeLisi, Iowa State University; Patrick Lussier, Simon Fraser University
ARE THEIR DIFFERNCES AMONG OFFENDERS WHO OFFEND A LOT OVER A SHORT TIME PERIOD OR A LITTLE OVER A LONG TIME PERIOD? Christopher Sullivan, University of Cincinnati; Alex Piquero, University of Maryland
LIMITED OPPORTUNITIES AND THE OFFENDING REPERTORIE: SPECIALIZATION AS PART OF DESISTENCE Jean McGloin, University of Maryland; Christopher Sullivan, University of Cincinnati; Alex Piquero, University of Maryland; Paul Nieuwbeerta, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement; Arjan Blokland, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement
THE ROAD TO MURDER: THE ENDURING CRIMINOGENIC EFFECTS OF JUVENILE CONFINEMENT Chad Trulson, University of North Texas; Matt DeLisi, Iowa State University; James Marquart, The University of Texas at Dallas
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 66 California Ballroom
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE'S GRADUATE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM Chair: Christine Crossland, U. S. Department of Justice
AN OVERVIEW OF NIJ'S GRADUATE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM Christine Crossland, U.S. Department of Justice; Marie Garcia, U.S. Department of Justice
TIPS ON DEVELOPING AND SUBMITTING SUCCESSFUL PROGRAM PROPOSALS Christine Crossland, U.S. Department of Justice; Marie Garcia, U.S. Department of Justice
DISCUSSION OF DOCTORAL STUDENTS' DISSERTATION TOPICS Christine Crossland, U.S. Department of Justice; Marie Garcia, U.S. Department of Justice
OTHER NIJ FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Christine Crossland, U.S. Department of Justice
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 67 Sunrise
WHAT ARE THE DATA TELLING US? Chair: David R. Forde, University of Alabama
REARING A SERIAL KILLER: CHARACTERISTICS, THEORIES, AND RECOMMENDATIONS Sharlette Kellum, Texas Southern University
THE TECHNICAL INVESTIGATION AS EVIDENCE IN A TRIAL Ahti Laitinen, University of Turku; Jussi Oksanen, National Bureau of Investigation
KEEPING DNA PROFILES FOR INNOCENT PEOPLE Keith Soothill, Centre for Applied Statistics, Lancaster University; Brian Francis, Centre for Applied Statistics, Lancaster University
USING DATA-MINING TO PRIORITIZE SUSPECTS: PRELIMINARY SIMULATIONS David R. Forde, University of Alabama; Rebecca Howell, University of Alabama; Allen Parrish, University of Alabama; Brandon Dixon, University of Alabama; Li Ding, University of Alabama; Jackie Wolfe, Madison County Community Corrections
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 68 Sunset
USING ASSESSMENT AND CLASSIFICATION TO IMPROVE REENTRY OUTCOMES Chair: Beverly D. Frazier, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
TREATMENT SERVICES AND PRISONER REENTRY: AN ASSSESMENT OF COMMUNITY CAPACITY Beverly D. Frazier, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
ADVICE FOR OFFENDER REENTRY PROGRAMS Daniel Pontzer, University of North Florida PROGRAM FIDELITY AND RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT OUTCOMES Pablo Martinez, Texas State University; Jonathan Allen, Texas State University
REFLECTIONS ON PRE-RELEASE PLANNING QUALITY AFTER TRANSITION INTO THE COMMUNITY Eric Grommon, Michigan State University; Eyitayo Onifade, Michigan State University; Jason Rydberg, Michigan State University; Timothy Bynum, Michigan State University
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 69 Towne
EMERGING THEORIES Chair: Liqun Cao, University of Ontario Institute of Technology
UTILIZING SOCIAL CAPITAL RESEARCH TO EXPAND INFORMAL SOCIAL CONTROL AS AN ACTION ORIENTED CONSTRUCT Joshua Robert Battin, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
SOCIAL CAPTIAL AND CRIME: WHICH IS CAUSE AND WHICH IS EFFECT? RESULTS OF A LONGITUDINAL ANALYSIS OF US CITIES Danielle Lively Neal, University of Nebraska at Kearney
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
THE MORE THINGS CHANGE: ASSESSING DIFFERENCES IN OFFENDING TRAJECTORIES USING STATIC MEASURES Ronet Bachman, University of Delaware; Dan O'Connell, University of Delaware; Ray Paternoster, University of Maryland
MANAGEMENT AND ORDER MAINTENANCE: EXPLICATING THE DYNAMICS OF CRIME CONTROL AT PLACES Tamara D. Madensen, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; William H. Sousa, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 70 Esquire
VICTIMIZATION ACROSS CULTURES Chair: Lee E. Ross, University of Central Florida
RISK FACTORS FOR VIOLENT VICTIMIZATION OF ASIAN AMERICANS Yuning Wu, Wayne State University
THE MODEL MINORITY VICTIM: IMMIGRANT AND ASIAN AMERICAN SCHOOL VICTIMIZATION Anthony A. Peguero, Miami University; Dixie J. Koo, California State University—Fullerton
VISION QUEST: A TRIBAL COMMUNITY’S PERCEPTION ON VIOLENCE AND SOCIAL SERVICES Favian Alexandro Martin, Old Dominion University
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 71 Dover
SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL EXPLANATIONS FOR VICTIMIZATION Chair: William Thornton, Loyola University – New Orleans
RESIDENTIAL AND ECONOMIC INEQUALITY: EXAMINING THE INFLUENCE OF MACRO- STRUCTURAL AND SPATIAL EFFECTS ON NEIGHBORHOOD CRIME Alyssa Whitby Chamberlain, University of California – Irvine
DISASTER PHASE ANALYSIS AND CRIME FACILITATION PATTERNS William Thornton, Loyola University – New Orleans; Lydia Voigt, Loyola University – New Orleans
AN INTEGRATED THEORETICAL APPROACH TO VIOLENT VICTIMIZATION Holly Venture Miller, University of Texas – San Antonio; Marie Skubak Tillyer, University of Texas – San Antonio; Rob Tillyer, University of Texas – San Antonio
A MULTILEVEL ANALYSIS OF VARIATION IN THE EXTENT OF PHYSICAL INJURY SUFFERED BY VICTIMS OF VIOLENT CRIME Shaun Thomas, University of Arkansas – Little Rock
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 72 Stratford
FEAR OF CRIME Chair: Lindsey Devers, Florida State University
YOU CAN TAKE THE MAN OUT THE ‘HOOD: CRIME EXPERIENCES AFTER RELOCATING FROM HOUSING PROJECTS Jessica L. Ekhomu, Georgia State University
ECONOMIC INSECURITY, SOCIAL CAPITAL, AND FEAR OF CRIME Michele Johnson, Central Washington University; Sarah Britto, Central Washington University
FEAR OF CRIME VERSUS ACTUAL CRIME Michael John DeValve, Fayetteville State University; Bonnie Grohe, Fayetteville State University; Elizabeth Quinn, Fayetteville State University
RACIAL BIAS AND OVERCOMING THE THREAT OF HATE CRIME Helen Ahn Lim, California Lutheran University
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 73 Ascot
MODALITIES AND DYNAMICS OF USE OF FORCE Chair: Jon Shane, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
U.S. POLICE SHOOTINGS IN THE 21ST CENTURY Hasan Arslan, University of New Haven
MY WEAPON IS BIGGER THAN YOURS: THE NEED FOR SELF REGULATION IN THE LESS LETHAL MARKETPLACE Charlie Mesloh; Florida Gulf University and Weapons and Equipment Research Institute; Ross Wolf, University of Central Florida
POLICE PURSUITS AFTER SCOTT V. HARRIS Richard E. Griffin, California University of Pennsylvania
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 74 Eaton
ISSUES IN JUVENILE PROGRAMMING Chair: Robert Morin, Western Nevada College
EXAMINING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE PROGRAMS: A COMPARATIVE APPROACH Timothy J. Holler, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
YOUTH AT RISK: A DELPHI EXAMINATION OF WHOM IS AT RISK AND HOW TO SAVE THEM Gene Stephens, University of South Carolina
EFFECTIVE EXTERNAL OVERSIGHT: OPENING A CLOSED SYSTEM AND ADVANCING YOUTH RIGHTS Will Harrell, Texas State University
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 75 Brittany
PREDICTING AND MANAGING SHIFTING JAIL POPULATIONS Chair: Emma Hughes, California State University, Fresno
UNDERSTANDING THE POPULATION DYNAMICS OF THE LOCAL JAIL: A REPORT ON RESEARCH FROM FRESNO COUNTY, CA Emma Hughes, California State University, Fresno; Jason Kissner, California State University, Fresno; Yoshiko Takahashi, California State University, Fresno
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 76 Le Sommet
USING RISK ASSESSMENT IN FAMILY COURT Chair: William Davidson, Michigan State University
ASSESSING RISK FOR RECIDIVISM USING THE YOUTH LEVEL OF SERVICE/CASE MANAGEMENT INVENTORY Eyitayo Onifade, Michigan State University; William Davidson, Michigan State University; Jodi Petersen, Michigan State University; Christina Campbell, Michigan State University; Jessica Kushler, Michigan State University
EXPLORING BIASES AND VALIDITY ACROSS THE YOUTH LEVEL OF SERVICE INVENTORY/CASE MANAGEMENT INVENTORY SHORT FORM Christina Campbell, Michigan State University; Eyitayo Onifade, Michigan State University; William Davidson, Michigan State University; Jodi Petersen, Michigan State University
VALIDATION OF THE JUVENILE SEX OFFENDER ASSESSMENT PROTOCOL II Jodi Petersen, Michigan State University; Leanne Peterson, Michigan State University; Eyitayo Onifade, Michigan State University; William Davidson, Michigan State University
EXAMINING THE COURT’S RESPONSE TO PETITIONS OF MALTREATMENT AND NEGLECT Catherine Mooney, Michigan State University; Christina Campbell, Michigan State University; Jodi Petersen, Michigan State University; Eyitayo Onifade, Michigan State University; William Davidson, Michigan State University
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 77 Tiki Pavilion
SECURITY TECHNOLOGY AND THE PERCEPTION AND CULTURE OF SAFETY IN SCHOOLS Chair: Nicole Bracy, San Diego State University
STUDENT PERCEPTIONS OF HIGH SECURITY SCHOOL ENVIRONMENTS Nicole Bracy, San Diego State University
BETWEEN MAN AND MACHINE: THE ROLE THAT DEVICES, ENVIRONMENT, AND PERSONNEL PLAY IN DEVELOPING A SCHOOL SAFETY CULTURE Tiffany S. Jenson, University of Oklahoma
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 78 California Ballroom Bruce Smith, Sr. Award Recipient Address
Edward J. Latessa, University of Cincinnati Wednesday, February 24, 2010
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 79 Stratford ACJS Ethics Committee Meeting
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 80 Golden Ballroom
WHAT IS WORKING IN SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT Chair: Connie Ireland, California State University – Long Beach
TOWARDS A MULTILATERAL MODEL FOR ADDICTION TREATMENT WITHIN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Gary Metz, State University of New York at Brockport; Swaroop Korni Kumar, State University of New York at Brockport; Melchor C.de Guzman, State University of New York at Brockport
EVALUATION OF MANDATORY RESIDENTIAL SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT PROGRAMS IN CALIFORNIA: EARLY FINDINGS Connie Ireland, California State University – Long Beach; Aili Malm, California State University – Long Beach; Ryan Fischer, California State University – Long Beach; Jo Brocato, California State University – Long Beach
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TRAUMATIC RECOVERY IN ADDICTION TREATMENT FOR DRUG OFFENDERS IN TAIWAN Gwo-Jen Guo, National Changhua University of Education; Fang-Mei Law, Tiffin University
THE CASE OF SACPA: HOW PRACTITIONERS CIRCUMVENTED A DRUG POLICY THEY DISLIKED Christie Gardiner, California State University, Fullerton
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 81 Pacific Salon 1
IMMIGRATION AND CRIME Chair: Mark Correia, San Jose State University
IMMIGRATION, CRIME AND JUSTICE: A CANADIAN PERSPECTIVE Karim Ismaili, Ryerson University
NETWORK MATTERS: AN EXAMINATION OF THE SOCIAL NETWORK OF THE ORGANIZED ILLEGAL CHINESE IMMIGRATION IN THE US (1989-2008) Shudong Zhang, Texas A&M International University
EXPLORING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN IMMIGRATION AND CRIME: CASE OF KOREAN- CHINESE IN SOUTH KOREA Vincent Hoffman, Michigan State University; Eui-Gab Hwang, Kyonggi University; Byung Lee, Michigan State University
DETERMINANTS OF INFORMAL SOCIAL CONTROL OF LATINO IMMIGRANTS AND NON- IMMIGRANTS Mark Correia, San Jose State University; Danielle Harris, San Jose State University
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 82 Pacific Salon 2
BUILDING BETTER RESEARCHER-PRACTITIONER PARTNERSHIP
Moderator: Bethany L. Backes, US Department of Justice/OJP
Discussants: Tim Bynum, Michigan State University; Dennis Schrantz, Michigan Department of Corrections; Steve DeBor, Michigan Department of Corrections
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 83 Pacific Salon 3
ANNUAL REVIEW OF SUPREME COURT DECISIONS AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE (PART 1): POLICE, COUNSEL, AND LIABILITY ISSUES Chair/Moderator: Craig Hemmens, Boise State University
THE SUPREME COURT AND TRAFFIC STOPS: 2008 TERM Craig Hemmens, Boise State University
THE SUPREME COURT AND POLICE SEARCHES: 2008 TERM Jeffery Walker, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
THE SUPREME COURT AND LIABILITY: 2008 TERM John Worrall, University of Texas at Dallas
THE SUPREME COURT AND THE RIGHT TO COUNSEL: 2008 TERM Michael S. Vaughn, Sam Houston State University
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 84 Pacific Salon 4
CROSS SYSTEMS PLANNING: SUPPORTING DATA DRIVEN APPROACHES George Fickenworth, Mercyhurst College Civic Institute
GETTING TO THE ROOT OF THE PROBLEM: WHAT MAKES SMI OFFENDERS TICK George Fickenworth, Mercyhurst College Civic Institute
SMI OFFENDERS: WHOSE PROBLEM ARE THEY ANYWAY? Ben Singeltary, Mercyhurst College Civic Institute
CROSS-SYSTEMS JUVENILE INTERVENTION: THE IMPACT OF MULTI-PARTY TRIAGE Amy Eisert, Mercyhurst College Civic Institute
SOLVING TRUANCY: A COMMUNITY BASED APPROACH Adam Saeler, Mercyhurst College Civic Institute
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 85 Pacific Salon 5
ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT ISSUES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Chair: Jason Lee, University of Wyoming
ALIGNING CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND HIV PREVENTION: FROM CONFLICT TO SYNERGY Leo Beletsky, Yale Center for Interdisciplinary Research on AIDS; Rober Heimer, Yale School of Public Health
ORGANIZATIONAL JUSTICE AND JOB SATISFACTION IN POLICING Neal McNabb, Buena Vista University
DISPARATE CRIMINAL JUSTICE RECORD KEEPING IN RURAL AREAS Peter Phillips, University of Texas at Tyler; Barbara Hart, University of Texas at Tyler; Dorothy Merianos, Murray State University
A TALE OF TWO PRISONS: LEADERSHIP LESSONS LEARNED IN NAMIBIA Jeanne Stinchcomb, Florida Atlantic University
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 86 Pacific Salon 6
SECURITY MATTERS IN AFRICA Chair: Ihekwoaba Onwudiwe, Texas Southern University
CRIMINOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE ON STRATEGIC SECURITY MATTERS IN AFRICA Ihekwoaba Onwudiwe, Texas Southern University; Crystal Hadnott, Texas Southern University; Kingsley Ejiogu, Texas Southern University
THE ECONOMICS OF COLTAN MINING AS A REAL THREAT TO AFRICAN AND GLOBAL SECURITY Robert Mupier, Texas Southern University; Hon Tachia,Texas Southern University
THE ANATOMY OF THE BORDER CRIMES IN THE EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY James Opolot, Texas Southern University
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 87 Pacific Salon 7
ASSESSING STUDENT SUCCESS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION Chair: Alex Ekwuaju, American InterContinental University
DEVELOPING AN INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE GRADUATE STUDIES AND RESEARCH COURSE Gregg W. Etter, University of Central Missouri; Gene Bonham, University of Central Missouri
IDENTIFYING PREDICTIVE VARIABLES OF SUCCESS IN A COHORT-BASED GRADUATE PROGRAM FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE PRACTITIONERS Raleigh Blasdell, University of South Florida- St. Petersburg; Max L. Bromley, University of South Florida, Tampa
THE ROLE OF INDIVIDUAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS IN STUDENT SUCCESS Pamela Tontodonato, Kent State University
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 88 Royal Palms Salon 1
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
Moderator: Roslyn Muraskin, C. W. Post of Long Island University
Discussants: Rafael Rojas, Southern New Hampshire University; James Anderson, East Carolina University; Lynn Tovar, Lewis University; George Higgins, University of Louisville; Nicole Piquero, University of Florida
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 89 Royal Palms Salon 2
A REVIEW OF AMERICA’S WAR ON DRUGS Chair: Alex Kreit, Thomas Jefferson School of Law
HOW TO GET ON-TARGET: AN ANALYSIS OF A STATEWIDE SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT SYSTEM Peter A. Collins, Washington State University
THE LAGGING PACE OF DRUG LAW LIBERALIZATION IN AMERICA John Dombrink, University of California - Irvine
THE IMPACT OF THE WAR ON DRUGS Jason Marque Sole, Independent Consultant
THE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT AFTER 40 YEARS Alex Kreit, Thomas Jefferson School of Law
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 90 Royal Palms Salon 3
FACULTY DEVELOPMENT: THE CHALLENGES AND THE REWARDS Chair: Diana L. Falco, Niagara University
SO YOU THINK YOU CAN TEACH: CHALLENGES, STRATEGIES, AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR NEW FACULTY Diana L. Falco, Niagara University; Alison Burke, Southern Oregon University; Michael Bush, Northern Kentucky University; Tina L. Freiburger, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Catherine Marcum, Georgia Southern University; Mari Pierce, Western Oregon University
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 91 Royal Palms Salon 4
CRIME AND JUSTICE – VISUAL DEPICTIONS Chair: Melissa Fenwick, Western Connecticut State University
VISUAL PORTRAYALS AND THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF WOMEN AS OFFENDERS, VICTIMS, AND PROFESSIONAL IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Dale J. Brooker, Saint Joseph’s College of Maine
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
CANINES, CRIME AND CELLULOID David Orrick, Norwich University
SMOKING AND MAINLINING: THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF DRUG USE AND TRAFFICKING IN PRISON FILMS Melissa Fenwick, Western Connecticut State University
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 92 Royal Palms Salon 5
TWEET: SOCIAL NETWORKING AND POLICING
Moderator: Joel D. Lieberman, University of Nevada
Discussants: Charles Russo, Daytona Beach Police Department/American Military University; Kevin Duffy, Daytona Beach Police Department; Deborah Shaffer, University of Nevada
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 93 Royal Palms Salon 6
MEDIA AND CRIME: VARIED PERSPECTIVES Chair: Andrew Smith, American University
SERIOUS CRIME: THE POLICE MANAGEMENT OF THE MEDIA Brian Frederick Kingshott, Grand Valley State University
THE EFFECT OF MEDIA ON PUBLIC CONFIDENCE IN THE AMERICAN JUDICIAL SYSTEM Andrew Smith, American University; Jessica Siri, American University; Gia Elise Barboza, California State University - Long Beach
I CAN SAY SNAP, BUT I CAN'T SAY "F.": LYRICS AND STUDENT OPINIONS Gordon Frissora, Youngstown State University; Laura Ann Canale, Youngstown State University; Ian Michael Chaves, Youngstown State University
THE MISSING LINK: PRISONERS AS PARENTS AND THE ROLE OF MEDIA Seokhee Yoon, CUNY Graduate Center/John Jay College of Criminal Justice
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 94 California Ballroom
MEET THE NIJ DIRECTOR
Chair: Thomas E. Feucht, NIJ
Discussants: Alex R. Piquero, University of Maryland; Jay S. Albanese, Virginia Commonwealth University
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 95 Sunrise
POLICING: AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE Chair: Chang-Hun Lee, University of Arkansas, Little Rock
COMMUNITY POLICING IN HOMELAND SECURITY Mahesh Muralidhar Bhagwat
EFFECTS OF KOREAN POLICE ORGANIZATIONAL AND OFFICERS’ PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS ON CYNICISM AND PRACTICE OF COP ACTIVITY Chang-Hun Lee, University of Arkansas, Little Rock; Junseob Moon, Armstrong Atlantic State University
ISSUES OF POLICING IN CHINA: FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF POLICE BAHAVIORS AND PUBLIC IMAGE OF POLICE Liyun Zhang, China Criminal Police University
EFFECTS OF PERCEIVED POLICE ORGANIZATIONAL TRAITS ON COP ACTIVITY: A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN SOUTH KOREA AND THE US Chang-Hun Lee, University of Arkansas, Little Rock; Hyunseok Jang, Missouri Western State University
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 96 Sunset
ISSUES IN JUVENILE PROGRAMMING II Chair: P.J. Verrecchia, York College of Pennsylvania
THE INFLUENCE OF FAMILY, SCHOOL AND PEER ON JUVENILE RECIDIVISM FOR KOREAN YOUTH: A SURVIVAL ANALYSIS Youngoh Jo, Sam Houston State University; Hee-Jong Joo, Sam Houston State University
CONSTRUCTING A COMPREHENSIVE MEASURE OF CHILD MALTREATMENT P.J. Verrecchia, York College of Pennsylvania; John Lemmon, Shippensburg University; Tom Austin, Shippensburg University
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 97 Towne
OTHER THEORETICAL ISSUES Chair: Hee-Jong Joo, Sam Houston State University
SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION IN URBAN VERSUS RURAL AREAS Randa Embry, Sam Houston State University; Hee-Jong Joo, Sam Houston State University
LIFESTYLES AND ROUTINE ACTIVITIES OF SOUTH AFRICAN ADOLESCENTS AT RISK OF BEING TRAFFICKED FOR INVOLUNTARY PROSTITUTION Thozama Mandisa Lutya, University of Pretoria
UNDER THE PENAL GAZE: A THEORETICAL EXPLORATION OF PENAL CONSCIOUSNESS AMONG JAIL INMATES Lori Sexton, University of California, Irvine
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 98 Esquire
GETTING YOUR WORK PUBLISHED
Discussants: Richard Tewksbury, University of Louisville; Frank Williams, University of Houston Downtown; Marilyn McShane, University of Houston Downtown
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 99 Dover
RESPONDING TO VICTIMIZATION Chair: Paul Stretesky, University of Colorado – Denver
FEAR AND JUSTICE: THE HEART OF THE RESPONSE TO VICTIMIZATION Marlene Young, International Organization of Victim Assistance
“I JUST WING IT”: PROFESSORS’ EXPERIENCES RESPONDING TO STUDENT DISCLOSURES OF SEXUAL AND/OR INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE Becky Hayes-Smith, Central Michigan University; Kathryn Branch, University of Tampa; Tara Richards, University of South Florida
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT FOR FOCUSED DETERRENCE INITIATIVES Timothy W. Godsey, University of Cincinnati; Robin Engel, University of Cincinnati
FORGOTTEN VICTIMS: WHAT COLD CASE FAMILIES WANT FROM LAW ENFORCEMENT Paul Stretesky, University of Colorado – Denver; Prabha Unnithan, Colorado State University; Tara O’Connor Shelley, Colorado State University; Michael Hogan, Colorado State University
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 100 Ascot
THE IMPACT OF POLICE OPERATIONS ON CRIME PREVENTION AND DETECTION Chair: William Sousa, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF POLICE ORDER –MAINTENANCE TEAMS ON CRIME: AN APPLICATION OF THE BROKEN WINDOW HYPOTHESIS Steven Pace, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; William Sousa, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
THE RELATIONSHIP OF POLICE FIELD OPERATIONS AND JAIL POPULATION TO THE INCIDENTS OF HOMICIDE C. Allen Pierce, Youngstown State University; Mukaddas Alhassan, Youngstown State University
THE IMPACT OF JAIL POPULATION ON THE INCIDENCES OF HOMICIDE C. Allen Pierce, Youngstown State University
MOBILIZING COMMUNITIES IN COMPREHENSIVE CRIME INITIATIVES: AN EXAMINATION OF DIVERSE APPROACHES Erika Gebo, Suffolk University; Brenda Bond, Suffolk University
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 101 Eaton
DIMENSIONS OF THE AMERICAN YOUTH GANG PROBLEM Chair: Carl Russell Garver, Pennsylvania State University - Harrisburg
BANGIN’ IN BOISE: AN EXPLORATORY ANALYSIS OF IDAHO’S CRIMINAL GANG ENFORCEMENT ACT David Mueller, Boise State University
CURRENT GANG ISSUES AND TRENDS Michael J. Witkowski, University of Detroit Mercy
GRAFFITI TAGS AS A METHOD OF DEFINING SPACE Carrie A. Conley, University of Nebraska at Omaha
GANGSTERS’ RAP: “YOU CAN BEAT THE CASE, BUT YOU CAN’T BEAT THE RIDE” Jonathan W. Caudill, University of Texas at Dallas
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 102 Brittany
INDIVIDUAL, CONTEXTUAL AND MACRO LEVEL EFFECTS ON OFFENDER DESISTANCE AND REENTRY Chair: Mark Berg, Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis
IS IT BETTER TO GIVE OR RECEIVE? ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL SUPPORT ON RECIDIVISM Erin Orrick, University of Texas at Dallas; John Worrall, University of Texas at Dallas; Robert Morris, University of Texas at Dallas; William Bales, Florida State University; Xia Wang, Arizona State University
REENTRY AND THE TIES THAT BIND: AN EXAMINATION OF FAMILIAL RELATIONSHIPS, EMPLOYMENT, AND RECIDIVISM Mark Berg, Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis; Beth Huebner, University of Missouri- St. Louis
REENTRY IS EASIER SAID THAN DONE: A QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF PRISONER REENTRY PROGRAM Kideuk Kim, The Urban Institute
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 103 Le Sommet
JUVENILE CRIME TRENDS
DELINQUENCY AND AFRICAN AMERICAN YOUTH RELATIONSHIPS Meredith Gwynne Fair Worthen, University of Oklahoma
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 104 Tiki Pavilion
BULLYING, HAZING AND CRIMES IN SCHOOL AND THE INSTITUTIONAL RESPONSE Chair: Kim Holland, University of Arkansas - Fayetteville
SCHOOL CAMPUS HAZING: WILL THE RITUALS EVER END? Kim Holland, University of Arkansas at Fayetteville
SCHOOL STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS AND SOCIAL CAPITAL: IMPACT OF SCHOOL ENVIRONMENTS ON CRIME AND DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS Lynn Bauer, American Institutes for Research-ESSI; Jill F. DeVoe, American Institutes for Research-ESSI
EXPLORING THE CHARACTERISTICS OF BULLYING AND CYBERBULLYING EVENTS REPORTED TO SCHOOL OFFICIALS Jill F. DeVoe, American Institutes for Research-ESSI; Lynn Bauer, American Institutes for Research-ESSI
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 105 Sunset ACJS 2011 Program Committee Meeting
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 106 Stratford
UNIQUE APPROACHES TO RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION OF STUDENTS AND FACULTY Chair: Christine Tartaro, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey
BRIDGING THE GAP: RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION OF NON-CRIMINAL JUSTICE MAJORS Chris Hale, Louisiana State University, Shreveport; Bernadette Jones Palombo, Louisiana State University
DOES A FIVE-DAY CRIMINAL JUSTICE CAMP IMPACT HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS’ COLLEGE MAJOR AND CAREER CHOICE? Christine Tartaro, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey; Joshua D. Duntley, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey
PROMOTION TO FULL PROFESSOR: LOOKING BEYOND TENURE AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSORSHIP Charles Crawford, Western Michigan University; Ronald Burns, Texas Christian University; Robert Hartmann McNamara, The Citadel
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 107 Pacific Salon 1
CRIMINOLOGISTS WITHOUT BORDERS
Moderator: Jay Albanese, Virginia Commonwealth University
Discussants: Cindy Smith, National Institute of Justice; Ronald Huff, University of California, Irvine
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 108 Pacific Salon 2
CURRENT ISSUES IN TEACHING CRIMINAL JUSTICE ETHICS
Moderator: Joycelyn M. Pollock, Texas State University-San Marcos
Discussants: Cyndi Banks, Northern Arizona State University; Mickey Braswell, East Tennessee State University; John Whitehead, East Tennessee State University; Roslyn Muraskin, Long Island University at C.W. Post; Sam Souryal, Sam Houston State University, Mark Jones, East Carolina University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 109 Pacific Salon 3
ANNUAL REVIEW OF SUPREME COURT DECISIONS AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE (PART 2): TRIAL, SENTENCING, AND APPEALS Chair/Moderator: Rolando del Carmen, Sam Houston State University
THE SUPREME COURT AND APPEALS: 2008 TERM Craig Hemmens, Boise State University
THE SUPREME COURT AND SENTENCING: 2008 TERM Barbara Belbot, University of Houston-Downtown
THE SUPREME COURT AND CRIMINAL TRIALS: 2008 TERM Katherine Bennett, Armstrong Atlantic State University
THE SUPREME COURT AND THE JURY: 2008 TERM David Brody, Washington State University-Spokane
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 110 Pacific Salon 4
CROSS-NATIONAL RESEARCH Chair: Ronald Huff, University of California, Irvine
THE CONVEYOR BELT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN ENGLAND AND WALES Wendy Fitzgibbon, Middlesex University; Robin Fletcher, Middlesex University
POLICE ABUSES AGAINST TRANSGENDER SEX WORKERS IN SRI LANKA Andrea Nichols, University of Missouri St. Louis
CROSS-NATIONAL RESEARCH ON WRONGFUL CONVICTION Ronald Huff, University of California, Irvine
CRIME PREVENTION FOR SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS: YOUTH IN JAMAICA Carlene Barnaby, Brooklyn College
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 111 Pacific Salon 5
REACHING ACROSS: PERCEPTIONS AND REALITIES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Chair: Michael J. Bolton, Marymount University
CRIME RATES AND THE STATE OF THE ECONOMY Krystal E. Noga-Styron, Central Washington University; Reed Layher, Central Washington University
THE CIRCLING OF WAGONS R. S. Rose, Northern Arizona University – Yuma
IMPROVING COMMUNICATION BETWEEN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SCHOLARS AND PRACTITIONERS DURING TIMES OF ECONOMIC INSTABILITY Michael J. Bolton, Marymount University
HATE ALONG THE BORDER: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY IN VIGILANTISM Patrick Abedi, Northern Arizona University — Yuma; Victoria Ager, Northern Arizona University — Yuma, Diana Alvarez, Northern Arizona University — Yuma
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 112 Pacific Salon 6
THE GAP BETWEEN THE POLICE AND THE POLICED Chair: Brian N. Williams, University of Georgia
RACE, REPRESENTATIVE BUREAUCRACY, AND TRAFFIC STOPS Brian N. Williams, University of Georgia; Vicky M. Wilkins, University of Georgia; Billy R. Close, Florida State University; Patrick L. Mason, Florida State University
POLICE OFFICERS’ PERCEPTION OF RACIAL ISSUES: FOCUSING ON RACIAL PROFILING Hee Joo Kim, Sam Houston State University; David Webb, Bill Blackwood Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas; Rita Watkins, Bill Blackwood Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas
CITIZEN PERCEPTION OF THE LEGITIMACY OF TRAFFIC STOPS John Thomas Allen, Old Dominion University; Elizabeth Monk-Turner, Old Dominion University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 113 Pacific Salon 7
ASSESSING STUDENT LEARNING IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION: PAST, PRESENT AND THE FUTURE Chair: Sarah Livsey, Seton Hill University
PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE: SELF-REPORTED LEARNING OUTCOMES IN A SOCIOLOGY OF LAW ENFORCEMENT COURSE Steven Egger, University of Houston
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM EVALUATION: COMMUNICATION SKILLS Jane Younglove, California State University; Chau-Pu Chiang, California State University
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
COLLEGE AND COPS: THE ROLE OF JUSTICE EDUCATION ON PERCEPTIONS OF POLICE Shila Hawk-Tourtelot, University of Arkansas; Mindy Bradley-Engen, University of Arkansas
THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE CURRICULUM: SKILLS OR SUBSTANCE Daria T. LaTorre, Alvernia University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 114 Royal Palms Salon 1
DISCOVER POLICING.ORG: A NATIONWIDE LAW ENFORCEMENT RECRUITING INITIATIVE
Moderator: Jeffrey Magers, California University of Pennsylvania
Discussants: Kim Kohlhepp, International Association of Chiefs of Police; Tracy Phillips, International Association of Chiefs of Police; Ron McBride, International Association of Chiefs of Police; Kirk Trate, Wilmington University; William J. Fassinger, SUNY Canton
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 115 Royal Palms Salon 2
MATERNAL INCARCERATION: THE IMPACT ON THE INCARCERATED, THEIR CHILDREN AND CAREGIVERS Chair: Shenique Thomas, Rutgers University
IMPRISONED MOTHERS: ACCOUNTS OF MOTHERING BEFORE, DURING, AND AFTER INCARCERATION Dawn Beichner, Illinois State University
THE WOMEN LEFT BEHIND: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF FAMILIAL INCARCERATION AND HEALTH OUTCOMES Shenique Thomas, Rutgers University; Vivian Pacheco, Rutgers University; Bahiyyah Muhammad-Brown, Rutgers University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 116 Royal Palms Salon 3
EXPLAINING INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE THROUGH THEORY Chair: Bryan Eisentraut, Arizona State University
OPPORTUNITIES FOR INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE: A ROUTINE ACTIVITIES APPROACH TO GENDER DIFFERENCES OF IPV SPECIALIZATION Bryan Eisentraut, Arizona State University
A THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF THE DULUTH MODEL OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INTERVENTION Kristen A. Bell, University of Florida
INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE EXPLAINED WITH A FOCUS ON ASIAN AMERICAN COMMUNITIES THROUGH A MARXIST FEMINIST PERSPECTIVE Pallavi Samariya, Marshall University
GENDER THREAT, GENDER PREJUDICE AND SOCIAL CONTROL IN ISRAEL Lindsey Devers, Florida State University Wednesday, February 24, 2010
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 117 Royal Palms Salon 4
MEDIA AND CRIME: THE TRIPLE DS: DECEIT, DUPLICITY & DOUBLE-TALK
Moderator: Cathryn F. Lavery, Iona College
Discussants: Lauren Barrow, Kaplan University; Josh Klein, Sacred Heart University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 118 Royal Palms Salon 5
POLICING WITH PERSONAL STRESS Chair: Jeffrey Paul Rush, Austin Peay State University
VICARIOUS TRAUMATIATION: THE IMPACT OF REPEATED EXPOSURE TO LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS Lynn Tovar, Lewis University
CRITICAL INCIDENT STRESS MANAGEMENT - HELPING THOSE WHO HELP OTHERS Charles W. Russo, Daytona Beach Police Department; Carrie Courtney, Daytona Beach Police Department
SPIRITUALITY AS A TOOL FOR STRESS INOCULATION IN POLICE OFFICERS Jeffrey Paul Rush, Austin Peay State University
WORK-FAMILY CONFLICT AMONG POLICE OFFICERS Cheryl Lero Jonson, University of Cincinnati; Melissa M. Moon, Northern Kentucky University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 119 Royal Palms Salon 6
UNDERSTANDING HATE CRIME Chair: Terry M. Mors, Western Illinois University
ARE THE INFLUENCES OF HATE GROUPS ON LONE WOLVES ADEQUATELY APPRECIATED? Dean C. Alexander, Western Illinois University; Terry M. Mors, Western Illinois University
WHERE DID GENDER GO? MEDIA COVERAGE OF GENDER-MOTIVATED HATE CRIMES Jessica Hodge, University of Missouri - Kansas City
HATE CRIMES PERTAINING TO SEXUAL ORIENTATION Kimberly Diane Hill, Texas A&M International University; Daniella C. Tijerina, Texas A&M International University; Adriana Rodriguez, Texas A&M International University; Javier Marquez, Texas A&M International University; Jorge Gonzalez, Texas A&M International University; Elizabeth Ortiz, Texas A&M International University
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 120 Golden Ballroom
CRIME AND JUSTICE RESEARCH WITHIN AMERICAN INDIAN AND ALASKA NATIVE COMMUNITIES Chair: Christine R. Crossland, U.S. Department of Justice
AMERICAN INDIAN AND ALASKA NATIVE SELF-IDENTIFICATION AND VISUAL VERIFICATION PRACTICES AND THEIR LEGAL/POLITICAL IMPACT Bethany Backes, U.S. Department of Justice; Kelly Moult, U.S. Department of Justice; Angela Moore, U.S. Department of Justice; Christine R. Crossland, U.S. Department of Justice
AN OVERVIEW OF AMERICAN INDIAN AND ALASKA NATIVE CRIME AND VICTIMIZATION STUDIES Christine R. Crossland, U.S. Department of Justice; Kelly Moult, U.S. Department of Justice; Jaclyn Smith, U.S. Department of Justice
EXPLORING AMERICAN INDIAN AND ALASKA NATIVE HOMICIDE AND DEATH DATA Kelly Moult, U.S. Department of Justice; Christine R. Crossland, U.S. Department of Justice
FEDERAL CASE PROCESSING DATA IN INDIAN COUNTRY Summer Acevedo, National Institute of Justice; Kelly Moult, U.S. Department of Justice; Christine R. Crossland, U.S. Department of Justice
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 121 California Ballroom
ADPCCJ: CURRENT ISSUES IN DOCTORAL EDUCATION
Moderator: Scott Decker, Arizona State University
Discussants: James Marquart, University of Texas at Dallas; Vince Webb, Sam Houston State University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 122 Sunrise
POLICE INTELLIGENCE MANAGEMENT Chair: Lynn Langton, Bureau of Justice Statistics
CONTEXT FOR THE PRACTICE AND RESEARCH OF INTELLIGENCE-LED POLICING Jeremy Carter, Michigan State University
LAW ENFORCEMENT GANG UNITS Lynn Langton, Bureau of Justice Statistics
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 123 Towne
NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN DETERRENCE THEORIES Chair: Mark Stafford, Texas State University
THE PAST AND FUTURE OF DETERRENCE THEORY Mark Stafford, Texas State University Wednesday, February 24, 2010
THE EFFECT OF PUNISHMENT ON CRIME; COMPARING DETERRENCE THEORY WITH LABELING THEORY Young Ki Woo, Kyonggi University
SELF GOVERNANCE AS CRIME DETERRENCE Barbara Anne Todish, Fairleigh Dickinson University
PRE-CRIME IS REAL: A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF PREVENTIVE DETENTION LAWS Richard G. Wright, Bridgewater State College; Michelle Cubellis, Bridgewater State College
DO COERCIVE PUNISHMENTS DETER FUTURE ACTS OF INMATE MISCONDUCT? Robert G. Morris, University of Texas at Dallas; Chad R. Trulson, University of North Texas
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 124 Esquire
FRAMING DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL CRIME DYNAMICS WITHIN HUMAN RIGHTS PARAMETERS Chair: Harry M. Rhea, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey THE PARADIGM CLASH BETWEEN GLOBAL HUMAN RIGHTS AND GEORGE W. BUSH’S WESTPHALIAN IDEOLOGY Thomas E. Reed, Eastern Kentucky University
THE MEANING AND FUNCTION OF HUMAN DIGNITY IN DEVELOPING INTERNATIONAL MORALITYAND LAW Tina Al-Kabandi, Eastern Kentucky University; Thomas E. Reed, Eastern Kentucky University
THE INTERNET AND HUMAN RIGHTS Kevin Steinmetz, Eastern Kentucky University
THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT AND THE EMERGING RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT Jonathan Thomas, Eastern Kentucky University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 125 Dover
MEDIA CONSTRUCTION OF CRIME AND JUSTICE Chair: Kevin Buckler, University of Texas at Brownsville
SOCIALLY CONSTRUCTED PARADIGMS OF THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Katherine Pang, University of Texas at Tyler
SEXUAL ORIENTATION, CRIME, AND JUSTICE IN COMIC BOOKS Nickie Phillips, St. Francis College; Staci Strobl, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
EXPERT CITATION IN CRIME STORIES IN FOUR AMERICAN DAILY NEWSPAPERS Timothy Griffin, University of Nevada, Reno; Kevin Buckler, University of Texas at Brownsville; Lawrence F. Travis, III, University of Cincinnati
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 126 Ascot
COMMUNITY POLICING IN THE UNITED STATES Chair: Crystal Hadnott, Texas Southern University
THEORETICAL ISSUES OF COMMUNITY POLICING Jai McBride, Texas Southern University
FOUNDATIONS OF COMMUNITY POLICING Chandra Watkins, Texas Southern University
PLAYING POLITICS WITH COMMUNITY POLICING Crystal Hadnott, Texas Southern University
FUTURE TREND OF COMMUNITY POLICING Heather Alaniz, Texas Southern University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 127 Eaton
ASSESSING RISK AND DETERMINING OUTCOMES OF INTERVENTIONS WITH YOUTH Chair: Lisa Rapp-Paglicci, University of South Florida
RISK ASSESSMENT IN JUVENILE JUSTICE: IDENTIFYING BEST PRACTICE Peter R. Jones, Temple University; Ira Schwartz, Jewish Federation of Philadelphia; David R. Schwartz, Qlinx, Inc.
AN EXPLORATORY INQUIRY OF THE JACKSONVILLE TEEN ASSESSMENT CENTER M. Beth Bailey, University of North Florida
PRODIGY CULTURAL ARTS PROGRAM: EVIDENCE OF EFFECTIVENESS FOR PREVENTION Lisa Rapp-Paglicci, University of South Florida; Chris Stewart, Prodigy Cultural Arts Program, Tampa; Bill Rowe, University of South Florida
SOCIAL CONTROL OF JUVENILES: KEY FACTORS TO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY THROUGH INFORMAL SOCIAL CONTROL Dean Lanham, University of Louisiana at Monroe
HEALTHY TEEN GIRLS: STI RISK REDUCTION INTERVENTION FOR FEMALE ADOLESCENT OFFENDERS Angela A. Robertson, Mississippi State University; Connie Baird-Thomas, Mississippi State University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 128 Brittany
COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS TO ENHANCE REINTEGRATION AND OFFENDER REENTRY Chair: Timothy M. Bray, The University of Texas at Dallas
COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP INITIATIVES AS A FRAMEWORK FOR PRISONER RE-ENTRY SUCCESS: A PRELIMINARY STUDY Michael W. Markowitz, Holy Family University; Jeffrey P. Gingerich, Cabrini College
FAITH BASED REENTRY PROGRAMS: IS IT THE ANSWER TO REDUCE RECIDIVISM RATES? Janinne L. Gilbert, University of Texas at Dallas Wednesday, February 24, 2010
TRANSITION CENTERS: PROVIDING SENTENCING BENEFICIAL TO ALL? Lee Ellen Ayers, Southern Oregon University
A COLLABORATIVE COMMUNITY APPROACH TO PRISONER REENTRY: PRELIMINARY FINDINGS Timothy M. Bray, The University of Texas at Dallas; Rashaan Deshay, The University of Texas at Dallas
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 129 Le Sommet
SCHOOL AND OTHER TYPES OF JUVENILE VIOLENCE Chair: Stacy Troxel, Arkansas State University
AMERICAN VIOLENCE: A CONSIDERATION OF SCHOOL VIOLENCE AND THE VIRGINIA TECH MURDERS Stacy Troxel, Arkansas State University; Daniel Adrian Doss, University of West Alabama
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 130 Tiki Pavilion
CRIME ON MILITARY COLLEGE CAMPUSES: IS IT DIFFERENT?
Moderator: Elizabeth Maier, Norwich University
Discussants: Alison Lanz, Norwich University; Kelli Aja, Norwich University; Matt Sanford, Norwich University; Cameron Davis, Norwich University; Aimee Young, Norwich University
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM EVENT # 131 Royal Palms Salon 5 Northeast Region General Business Meeting
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM EVENT # 132 Royal Palms Salon 3 Southern Region General Business Meeting
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM EVENT # 133 Royal Palms Salon 1 Western Region General Business Meeting
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM EVENT # 134 Royal Palms Salon 2 Midwest Region General Business Meeting
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM EVENT # 135 Royal Palms Salon 4 Southwest Region General Business Meeting
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM EVENT # 136 Atlas Foyer Presidents’ Reception Thursday, February 25, 2010
Thursday, February 25, 2010 DDayay AAtt A GGlancelance
7:00 AM – 8:00 AM Security and Crime Prevention Section Ascot Executive Board Meeting
7:00 AM – 8:00 AM Restorative and Community Justice Section Royal Palms Salon 1 Breakfast
7:30 AM – 5:00 PM ACJS Meeting Registration Golden Foyer
7:30 AM – 9:15 AM ACJS Academic Review Committee Meeting Le Sommet
8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Alpha Phi Sigma Events Golden West
8:00 AM – 6:15 PM Panels, Roundtables, Workshops
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM Corrections Section Executive Board Meeting Stratford
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM Juvenile Justice Section Breakfast Royal Palms Salon 4
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM Caribbean Crime Group Meeting Esquire
8:30 AM – 10:00 AM Journal of Criminal Justice Education and Justice Tiki Pavilion Quarterly Editorial Board Meetings
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Coffee Bar Town and Country
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open Town and Country
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Employment Exchange Open Terrace Salon 1
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Juvenile Justice Section Executive Board Meeting Pacific Salon 6
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Police Section Executive Board Meeting Dover
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Community College Section Executive Board Esquire Meeting
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Journal of Ethnicity in Criminal Justice Pacific Salon 5 Editorial Board Meeting
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM ACJS Membership Committee Meeting Stratford
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM ACJS Student Affairs Committee Meeting Ascot
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Victimology Section Executive Board Meeting Pacific Salon 7
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM ACJS Student Luncheon Pacific Salon 1 and 2 Thursday, February 25, 2010
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM ACJS Keynote Speaker California Ballroom
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM International Section Luncheon and Award Tiki Pavilion Ceremony
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM Security and Crime Prevention Section Royal Palms Salon 6 General Meeting and Awards Presentation
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM Victimology Section General Business Meeting Pacific Salon 7
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Tour: San Diego State University VIZ Lab
1:30 PM – 3:30 PM Writing for Justice Quarterly and Journal of Sunrise Criminal Justice Education Publication
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Minorities and Women Section General Meeting Sunset
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Critical Criminology Section Executive Stratford Board Meeting
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Restorative and Community Justice Section Royal Palms Salon 1 General Business Meeting
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM 2011 Awards Committee Chairs Meeting Ascot
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM Police Section General Business Meeting Sunset
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM Juvenile Justice Section General Business Royal Palms Salon 3 Meeting
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM Jesuit Educators Group Meeting Ascot
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM Critical Criminology Section General Business Royal Palms Salon 2 Meeting
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM Community College Section General Business Royal Palms Salon 4 Meeting and Reception
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM American Society of Victimology and ACJS Royal Palms Salon 5 Victimology Section Joint Reception
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM Law and Public Policy Section General Sunrise Business Meeting and Reception
8:00 PM – 11:00 PM Georgia State University Reception Royal Palms Salon 1
Thursday, February 25, 2010
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7:00 AM – 8:00 AM EVENT # 137 Ascot Security and Crime Prevention Section Executive Board Meeting
7:00 AM – 8:00 AM EVENT # 138 Royal Palms Salon 1 Restorative and Criminal Justice Section Breakfast
7:30 AM – 5:00 PM ACJS Meeting Registration Golden Foyer
7:30 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 139 Le Sommet ACJS Academic Review Committee Meeting
8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Alpha Phi Sigma Events Golden West
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 140 Stratford Corrections Section Executive Board Meeting
8:00 AM - 9:15 AM EVENT # 141 Royal Palms Salon 4 Juvenile Justice Section Breakfast
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 142 Esquire Caribbean Crime Group Meeting
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 143 Golden Ballroom
GUNS AND CRIME: ISSUES AND POLICIES Chair: Matthew David O’Deane, Kaplan University
EVALUATION OF A GANGSTER/GUN REDUCTION PROJECT IN SAN DIEGO Matthew David O’Deane, Kaplan University
PATTERNS OF NEAR-REPEAT GUN ASSAULTS IN HOUSTON Ling Wu, Sam Houston State University; William Wells, Sam Houston State University; Xinyue Ye, Bowling Green State University
Thursday, February 25, 2010
THE ROLE OF SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONISM IN A FIREARM IDENTITY: A CONCEPT ANALYSIS OF HISTORY, CULTURE, AND CURRENT ISSUES Oleksandr Dobrov, University of Texas at Arlington
ANNIE GOT A GUN Ronald D. Hunter, Georgia Gwinnett College
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 144 Pacific Salon 1
LIABILITY AND IMMUNITY FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE PERSONNEL Chair: Vidisha Barua, Pennsylvania State University at Altoona
A SHOCK TO THE SYSTEM: INDIVIDUAL OFFICER LIABILITY FOR THE USE OF TASERS AND STUN GUNS Vidisha Barua, Pennsylvania State University at Altoona; Robert Worley, Pennsylvania State University at Altoona
REVISITING THE ISSUE OF EXCESSIVE FORCE LITIGATION: THE MORE THINGS CHANGE, THE MORE THEY STAY THE SAME Naoki Kanaboshi, East Carolina University; James Anderson, East Carolina University
IMPLEMENTING FITNESS-FOR-DUTY AND PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS POLICY: LEGAL AND PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE POLICE MANAGER William Flynn, Raritan Valley Community College; Domenick Stampone, Raritan Valley Community College
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 145 Pacific Salon 2
PUTTING THE POLICE TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT UNDER MICROSCOPE Chair: Kenneth J. Novak, University of Missouri-Kansas City
THE INFLUENCE OF CITIZENS’ RACE ON OFFICER DECISION MAKING DURING TRAFFIC STOPS Kenneth J. Novak, University of Missouri-Kansas City; Seth Fallik, University of Missouri- Kansas City; James Frank, University of Cincinnati
THE PERSISTENT NATURE OF RACIAL PROFILING Brian L. Withrow, Texas State University
RACE AND SEARCHES: A FOCAL CONCERNS PERSPECTIVE George E. Higgins, University of Louisville; Gennaro F. Vito, University of Louisville; Elizabeth Grossi, University of Louisville
RACE EFFECTS OR MODEL MISSPECIFICATION? UNDERSTANDING RACIAL AND ETHNIC DISPARITIES IN TRAFFIC OUTCOMES IN ARIZONA Robin S. Engel, University of Cincinnati; Jennifer Calnon Cherkauskas, University of Cincinnati; Robert Tillyer, University of Texas-San Antonio
Thursday, February 25, 2010
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 146 Pacific Salon 3
ANALYSIS OF SATISFACTION OF GRADUATES OF A LARGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAM
Moderator: Phillip Robert Dawalt, Ivy Tech Community College, East Central Region
Discussants: Heather Pierce, Ivy Tech Community College East Central Region; Jeff David Scott, Ivy Tech Community College
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 147 Pacific Salon 4
SENTENCING DECISIONS IN THE WESTERN UNITED STATES Chair: Matthew C. Leone, University of Nevada-Reno
FELONY SENTENCING IN RURAL AND URBAN COURTS: COMPARING LEGAL AND SUBSTANTIVE POLITICAL MODELS IN THE WEST Victoria Springer, University of Nevada-Reno; Matthew C. Leone, University of Nevada-Reno; James T. Richardson, University of Nevada-Reno; Janice R. Russell, University of Nevada- Reno
THE IMPACT OF DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS ON SENTENCES RECEIVED BY YOUNG ADULTS IN THE NEVADA DISTRICT COURT Matthew C. Leone, University of Nevada-Reno; Mia Celine Bosetti, University of Nevada- Reno
WHO GOES TO JAIL? AN ANALYSIS OF NEVADA DISTRICT COURT JAIL DISPOSITIONS William Mantle, University of Nevada-Reno; Patrick T. Kinkade, Texas Christian University; Matthew C. Leone, University of Nevada-Reno
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 148 Pacific Salon 5
RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: DEFINITIONS AND CONTEXTS Chair: Lloyd Klein, St. Francis College
RESTORTIVE JUSTICE: DEFINITIONS, PRACTICES AND PRINCIPLES Marlene Young, International Organization for Victim Assistance
RESTORATIVE JUSTICE AND PEOPLE OF AFRICAN DESCENT Morris Jenkins, University of Toledo
RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN THE PHILLIPINES: UNRAVELLING THE FACTORS RELATED TO THE LEGITIMACY OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE Melchor C. de Guzman, State University of New York College at Brockport; Korni S. Kumar, State University of New York College at Brockport
REVISIONING JUSTICE THROUGH THE LENS OF AFRICAN INDIGENOUS PEACEMAKING Fania E. Davis, Restorative Justice for Oakland Youth
Thursday, February 25, 2010
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 149 Pacific Salon 6
LAW AND ORDER ACROSS NATIONS Chair: Charles Ochie, Albany State University
FORMALIZING CHINA’S ARMED POLICE: POLICE POWER AND PROCEDURAL RESTRICTIONS UNDER THE 2009 PAP LAW Ivan Sun, University of Delaware; Yuning Wu, Wayne Sate University
WOULD THE CRACKDOWN OF PROSTITUTION INCREASE THE RAPE RATE? A TIME-SERIES ANALYSIS USING KOREAN CASE Hyunseok Jang, Missouri Western State University; Joongyeup Lee, Sam Houston State University; Hoon Lee, Sam Houston State University
A REVIEW OF “BAOFANG” AND POLICE IN TAIWAN Hsiao-Ming Wang, University of Houston-Downtown
CHINA RECENT LEGAL REFORM Liying Li, Metropolitan State College of Denver; Yue Ma, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 150 Pacific Salon 7
DOCTORAL STUDIES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION: WHAT ARE THE ISSUES? Chair: Philip E. Carlan, University of Southern Mississippi
WOMEN AMONG CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE DOCTORAL PROGRAMS: TRANSFORMATION OF A MALE-DOMINATED DISCIPLINE Philip E. Carlan, University of Southern Mississippi; Kelly Cheeseman Dial, University of Southern Mississippi
DISSERTATION VS. MULTI-PAPER OPTION Aaron L. Bartula, University of Texas at Dallas; John Worrall, University of Texas at Dallas
EXPERIENCE AND STABILITY OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND CRIMINOLOGY DOCTORAL PROGRAM FACULTIES Philip Carlan, University of Southern Mississippi
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 151 Royal Palms Salon 2
TRANSITION FROM STUDENT TO FACULTY
Moderator: Jennifer L. Huck, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Discussants: Kendra N. Bowen, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; James H. Bowers, Jr., Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Michele Bratina, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Jason Spraitz, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Thursday, February 25, 2010
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 152 Royal Palms Salon 3
HELP-SEEKING AMONG VICTIMS OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE: HOW BAD IS BAD ENOUGH? Chair: Catherine Kaukinen, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SHELTERS: SURVIVORS’ EXPECTATIONS, NEEDS, AND SATISFACTION Jaclyn D. Smith, U.S. Department of Justice/OJP; Angela Moore, U.S. Department of Justice/OJP
THE HELP-SEEKING DECISIONS OF FEMALE INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE VICTIMS Catherine Kaukinen, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs; Caroline Akers, Cambridge University; Silke Meyer, Griffith University
EXPLORING NEWS COVERAGE OF FEMICIDE: DOES REPORTING ADD INSULT TO INJURY? Tara Nicole Richards, University of South Florida; Lane Kirkland Gillespie, University of South Florida; Dwayne Smith, University of South Florida
CULTURAL AND GEOGRAPHIC DIFFERENCES IN DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INJURIES: IMPLICATIONS FOR PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION Marny Rivera, University of Alaska – Anchorage; Andre Rosay, University of Alaska – Anchorage
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 153 Royal Palms Salon 5
POLICING AND THE FUTURE OF TRUST AND TRANSPARENCY Chair: Sean Varano, Roger Williams University
ISSUES OF TRUST AND TRANSPARENCY IN POLICING Sean Varano, Roger Williams University
CRIME ANALYSIS AND POLICING Tom Dover, FBI Behavioral Science Unit
LEADERSHIP, TRUST, AND TRANSPARENCY Joseph Schafer, Southern Illinois University Carbondale
TRUST IN POLICING IN THE INFORMATION AGE Michael Buerger, Bowling Green State University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 154 Royal Palms Salon 6
RESTORATIVE JUSTICE THROUGHOUT THE SYSTEM Chair: Leanne F. Alarid, University of Texas at San Antonio
HOW CHANGE IN JUSTICE BEGINS: PRACTICING RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN POLICE DEPARTMENTS Leanne F. Alarid, University of Texas at San Antonio; Carlos D. Montemayor, University of Texas at San Antonio
Thursday, February 25, 2010
DEFENSE-INITIATED VICTIM OUTREACH Marilyn Armour, University of Texas – Austin; Stephanie Frogge, University of Texas – Austin
A CULTURALLY CENTRIC RESTORATIVE JUSTICE RESPONSE TO REENTRY Jacqueline Roebuck Sakho, Babbab Tree Listening Project; Morris Jenkins, University of Toledo
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 155 California Ballroom
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GOOD DRUG LAWS AND BAD DRUG LAWS?
Moderator: Alex Kreit, Thomas Jefferson School of Law
Discussants: John Dombrink, University of California – Irvine; Ojmarrh Mitchell, University of South Florida; Celia C. Lo, University of Alabama
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 156 Sunset
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8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 157 Towne
PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS IN CRIMINALITY Chair: Michael G. Vaughn, Saint Louis University
FIRE-SETTING AND CRUELTY TO ANIMALS IN THE UNITED STATES: NEW FINDINGS FROM A NATIONAL SAMPLE Michael G. Vaughn, Saint Louis University
DEFINING FEAR AND AGGRESSION: EXPLORING TYPOLOGICAL EMOTIVE RESPONSES TO TEXTUAL SYMBOLS Donna Lynn Salazar, University of Texas – Arlington
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 158 Dover
STATE SPONSORED CRIME: SECURITY, PUNISHMENT, AND INTERROGATION OR TORTURE Chair: Rafael Rojas, Jr., Southern New Hampshire University
EXTRAORDINARY CRIME AND ORDINARY PUNISHMENT: THE PUNISHMENT PHASE OF THE MODERN WAR CRIMES PROCESS Richard Culp, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
INTERROGATION OR TORTURE: THE “JACK BAUER EFFECT” AND GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATION INTO CIA PROCEDURES Lloyd Klein, St. Francis College
STATE SPONSORED CRIME AND THE SECURITY POLICE IN SOUTH AFRICA Mohammad Salahuddin, Chicago State University
Thursday, February 25, 2010
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 159 Ascot
POLICE MORALE AND PUBLIC SUPPORT Chair: James McCabe, Sacred Heart University
THE TOUGH BATTLE OVER POLICE REFORM: EXAMINING MINORITY SUPPORT FOR CITIZEN OVERSIGHT AND RESISTANCE BY POLICE UNIONS Steve Wilson, University of Texas at Brownsville; Kevin Buckler, University of Texas at Brownsville
THE IMPACT OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING ON LAW ENFORCEMENT JOB CONDITIONS: THE CASE OF FLORIDA DEPUTY SHERIFFS William G. Doerner, Florida State University; William M. Doerner, Florida State University
ASSESSING POLICE EMPLOYEE SATISFACTION James McCabe, Sacred Heart University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 160 Eaton
DECISION-MAKING IN JUVENILE CORRECTIONS Chair: Kevin Barnes-Ceeney, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
JUVENILES IN CORRECTIONS IN THE UNITED STATES Janet Chiancone, Office Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention
RISK DECISION MAKING IN JUVENILE PAROLE Kevin Barnes-Ceeney, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
WORTH THE RISK? CONSEQUENCES OF PREMATURE RELEASE FOR CAPITAL AND VIOLENT JUVENILE OFFENDERS Darin Haerle, University of California – Irvine; Chad Trulson, University of North Texas
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 161 Brittany
TREATMENT STRATEGIES IMPLEMENTED IN COUNTY JAILS Chair: Marguerite Bryan, Nova Southeastern University
RELIGIOUS PARTICIPATION AMONG INMATES Marguerite Bryan, Nova Southeastern University . THE PERCEPTIONS OF SHERIFF/JAIL ADMINISTRATORS OF HOUSING JUVENILES CHARGED OR SENTENCED AS AN ADULT IN THEIR JAILS Susan Hilal, Metropolitan State University, Tom Oswoski, University of Southern Mississippi
A PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF A JAIL HIV TESTING PROGRAM. Christine Tartaro, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey; Marissa P. Levy, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey
ETHICAL ISSUES IN OFFENDER TREATMENT: A DISCUSSION AND CRITIQUE Roger Lewis Schaefer, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; David Polizzi, Indiana State University
Thursday, February 25, 2010
8:00 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 162 Sunrise
WORKSHOP: GEOGRAPHIC PROFILING Moderator: Kim Rossmo, Texas State University
8:30 AM – 10:00 AM EVENT # 163 Tiki Pavilion Journal of Criminal Justice Education and Justice Quarterly Editorial Board Meetings
Journal of Criminal Justice Education: 8:30 AM Combined Editorial Board Continental Breakfast: 9:00 AM Justice Quarterly: 9:30 AM
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Coffee Bar Town and Country
Sponsored by: LFB Scholarly Publishing, LLC
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open Town and Country
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Employment Exchange Open Terrace Salon 1
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 164 Pacific Salon 6 Juvenile Justice Section Executive Board Meeting
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 165 Dover Police Section Executive Board Meeting
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 166 Esquire Community College Section Executive Board Meeting
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 167 Pacific Salon 5 Journal of Ethnicity in Criminal Justice Editorial Board Meeting
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 168 Stratford ACJS Membership Committee Meeting
Thursday, February 25, 2010
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 169 Ascot ACJS Student Affairs Committee Meeting
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 170 Pacific Salon 7 Victimology Section Executive Board Meeting
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 171 California Ballroom
JUVENILE JUSTICE SECTION STUDENT PAPER AWARD PRESENTATIONS
Moderators: TBD
Award Recipients: TBD
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 172 Pacific Salon 3
DYNAMICS OF ONLINE LEARNING Chair: Sue Escobar, Sacramento State University
CUSTOMIZED AGENCY-BASED ONLINE LEARNING ON A BUDGET Kevin Duffy, Daytona Beach Police Department; Charles Russo, Daytona Beach Police Department and American Military University
BEST PRACTICES OF ONLINE LEARNING WORKSHOP Rose Du Houx Pogatshnik, Rasmussen College
APPLYING AN INTEGRAL FRAMEWORK TO HYBRID ONLINE EDUCATION WITHIN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Sue Escobar, Sacramento State University
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 173 Pacific Salon 4
POLICE PREDICTORS AND COLLABORATION Chair: Joanne Katz, Missouri Western State University
EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION: POLICE COLLABORATION WITH CORRECTIONS AND COMMUNITIES Joanne Katz, Missouri Western State University; Gene Bonham, University of Central Missouri; Katherine McQuay, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services, USDOJ
MODELS FOR POLICE RESPONSES WHEN DEALING WITH MENTALLY DISORDERED OFFENDERS: GETTING PAST PERSISTENT LIMITATIONS Richelle Julia Isaak, University of the Fraser Valley; Daryl Plecas, University of the Fraser Valley; Amanda V. McCormick, University of the Fraser Valley; Irwin M. Cohen, University of the Fraser Valley
Thursday, February 25, 2010
PREDICTORS OF PERCEPTION OF PARTNERSHIPS WITH PAROLE AGENCIES AMONG LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS Bitna Kim, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Jurg Gerber, Sam Houston State University; Dan Richard Beto, Texas Regional Community Policing Institute
PRE-ARREST VS. POST-ARREST WARNINGS Noel Otu, The University of Texas at Brownsville
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 174 Royal Palms Salon 2
CONCEPTUALIZING GENDER IN SOCIOLOGICAL RESEARCH
Moderator: Meredith Worthen, University of Oklahoma
Discussants: Meghan McGhee, Southwest Oklahoma State University; James Mouser, University of Oklahoma; Tara Kay Shaw, University of Oklahoma; Forrest Rodgers, University of Oklahoma; Susan Krumholz, University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth; Trina L. Hope, University of Oklahoma
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 175 Royal Palms Salon 3
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9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 176 Royal Palms Salon 5
POLICING IMAGES AND PERCEPTIONS Chair: Zachary R. Hays; Washington State University
ASSAULTS ON THE POLICE AND A NEW SPECIFIC THEORY OF DANGER PERCEPTION Zachary R. Hays; Washington State University
APPROACHING A DENOMINATOR: PERCEPTIONS OF RACE AND RACIAL PROFILING Lauren M. Block, Washington State University; Peter A. Collins, Washington State University; Andrew Giacomazzi, Boise State University; Jonathan Bolen, Boise State University
IMAGING AND ACCOUNTABILITY: THE POLICE CULTURE OF CONTROL David A. Makin, Washington State University
ELECTRO-MUSCULAR DISRUPTION DEVICE USE IN MUNICIPAL POLICING: SURVEY RESULTS ON POLICY AND EFFECTIVENESS ASSESSMENTS Kyle J. Thomas, University of Maryland- College Park; Peter A. Collins, Washington State University
Thursday, February 25, 2010
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 177 Royal Palms Salon 6
SEXUAL VICTIMIZATION AND THE CATHOLIC CHURCH Chair: Karen Terry, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
PUBLIC SANCTIONS/PRIVATE BEHAVIOR: THE IMPACT OF STATUTORY CHANGE ON INCIDENCE OF SEXUAL ABUSE Laura Litvinoff, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
BETWEEN “BEING” AND “DOING”: EXPLORING THE CONTRADICTION BETWEEN CATHOLIC PRIEST IDENTITY AND SEXUAL ABUSE OF MINORS Brenda Vollman, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE BY CATHOLIC PRIESTS: UNDERSTANDING THE CAUSES AND CONTEXT OF THE PROBLEM Karen Terry, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
CO-VARIATION IN LONGITUDINAL PATTERNS OF SEXUAL AND PHYSICAL ABUSE OF YOUTHS Karen Pepper, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 178 Sunset
PUBLIC OPINION ON CRIME AND PUNISHMENT Chair: Brandon K. Applegate, University of Central Florida
DO MEN AND WOMEN DIFFER IN THEIR VIEWS ON STALKING: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS Eric Lambert, Wayne State University; Brad Smith, Wayne State University; James Geistman, Ohio Northern University; Terry Cluse-Tolar, University of Toledo; Shanhe Jiang, University of Toledo
COMPARATIVE EXAMINATION OF PUNITIVE LEVEL AND SUPPORT OF REHABILITATION: LESSONS LEARNED FROM THREE DIFFERENT COUNTRIES Lior Gideon, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Gail Hsiao, American University
MEASURING PUBLIC OPINION: THE DEVELOPMENT OF A MORE COMPREHENSIVE SCALE TO ASSESS DEATH PENALTY VIEWS Diana L. Falco, Niagra University; Tina L. Freiburger, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
PUBLIC OPINION ON THE HARSHNESS OF LOCAL COURTS: AN EXPERIMENTAL TEST OF QUESTION WORDING EFFECTS Brandon K. Applegate, University of Central Florida; Joseph B. Sanborn, Jr., University of Central Florida
EXPLORING HOW COLLEGE STUDENTS PERCEIVE THE CRIME OF STALKING Christine Yalda, Grand Valley State University; Carrie Block, Grand Valley State University; Debra Ross, Grand Valley State University; Carly Hilinski, Grand Valley State University
Thursday, February 25, 2010
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 179 Towne
PUBLIC MEETS PRIVATE: THE LAW ENFORCEMENT RETAIL PARTNERSHIP
Moderator: Latoya Wolfe, Prairie View A&M University
Discussants: Gene Smith, The Loss Prevention Foundation; Kelly Gorman, Petco – Loss Prevention; Howard Stone, Wet Seal Incorporated – Loss Prevention; Roger Green, TJX Corp.- Loss Prevention
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 180 Eaton
INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES FOR ENHANCING STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES Chair: Darryl Plecas, University of the Fraser Valley
ON THE ROAD TO ANAMOSA: SHAKESPEARE BRINGS INMATES AND COLLEGE STUDENTS TOGETHER Amanda Mathias Humphrey, Mount Mercy College
MERGING STUDENT, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND DISCIPLINE-CENTERED APPROACHES TO TEACHING AND RESEARCH IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Darryl Plecas, University of the Fraser Valley; Amanda V. McCormick, University of the Fraser Valley; Irwin M. Cohen, University of the Fraser Valley; Richelle J. Isaak, University of the Fraser Valley
TEACHING A BALANCED METHODS COURSE: TOWARDS A MIXED METHODS PARADIGM Peter Kraska, Eastern Kentucky University
TEACHING FRAUD EXAMINATION: CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAM SIN PARTNERSHIP WITH BUSINESS DEPARTMENTS Stephen A. Morreale, Walden University
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 181 Brittany
CARIBBEAN CRIME ISSUES II – ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF CRIME AND VIOLENCE IN “PARADISE” Chair: Marlyn J. Jones, California State University
CHALLENGES OF DEVELOPING A NATIONAL THREAT ASSESSMENT FOR CARIBBEAN ISLANDS: THE CASE OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO Sandra I. Romany, Trinidad and Tobago Police Service
THE IMPACT OF TOURISM ON CRIME IN A SMALL ISLAND DEVELOPING TOURIST DESTINATION: THE CASE OF TOBAGO Wendell Wallace, University of the West Indies
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN: EVALUATING JAMAICA’S (2007) ANTI-SEXUAL HARASSMENT BILL Marlyn J. Jones, California State University
Thursday, February 25, 2010
9:30 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 182 Golden Ballroom
ACJS ADVANCED TRAINING FOR ACADEMIC CERTIFICATION REVIEWERS: BY INVITATION ONLY
Convener: Mittie D. Southerland, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Executive Director
Discussants: Jay Albanese, Virginia Commonwealth University and Chair, ACJS Academic Review Committee; Gerald J. Bayens, Washburn University; Peter J. Benekos, Mercyhurst College; Jay Berman, New Jersey City University; John Conley, California State University, San Bernardino; John P. Crank, University of Nebraska at Omaha; Harry Dammer, University of Scranton; Patricia Grant, Virginia Commonwealth University; Robert Jerin, Endicott College; Roslyn Muraskin, Long Island University at C.W. Post; Barbara Peat, Indiana University South Bend; Jeanne Stinchcomb, Florida Atlantic University; Vernetta Young, Howard University
Please note: Invitation is required.
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 183 Pacific Salon 1 and 2 ACJS Student Luncheon
Please note: This luncheon is for registered students ONLY.
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 184 California Ballroom ACJS SPECIAL EVENT
2010 KEYNOTE SPEAKER:
Nontombi Naomi Tutu “Beyond Our Boundaries: South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Model of Restorative Justice”
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 185 Tiki Pavilion International Section Luncheon and Gerhard O. W. Mueller Award Ceremony
2010 Award Recipient: TBD
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 186 Royal Palms Salon 2
CYCLES OF EXILE: DMC AND ITS IMPACT ON SOCIETY
Moderator: Cherie Dawson-Edwards, Kentucky State University
Discussants: Isis N. Walton, Virginia State University; Nicolle Parsons-Pollard, Virginia State University
Thursday, February 25, 2010
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 187 Royal Palms Salon 6 Security and Crime Prevention Section General Meeting and Awards Presentation
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 188 Pacific Salon 7 Victimology Section General Business Meeting
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 189 Golden Ballroom
THE CONCEPTS AND THE CONCRETE: RESEARCH ON THEORY AND APPLICATION Chair: Kristen Miller, California State University – Long Beach
INTEGRAL THEORY AND VIOLENCE David R. Champion, Slippery Rock University; Patrick Harvey, Slippery Rock University
HOMELESS CRIMINALITY: A STUDY OF THE CHRONICALLY HOMELESS POPULATION IN ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Kristen Miller, California State University – Long Beach; Ryan Fischer, California State University – Long Beach
THE DISEASE OF CERTAINTY: WHY HYPOTHESIS TESTING DOES WORK Everett Doolittle, Metropolitan State University
THE DIFFICULTIES OF TESTING FOCAL CONCERNS PERSPECTIVE Mari Pierce, Western Oregon University
THE U.S.A. PATRIOT ACT: PROTECTING THE NATIONAL OR ERODING CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS? Christopher M. Bellas, Youngstown State University; Callie C. Hartman, Youngstown State University
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 190 Pacific Salon 3
CURRENT AND EMERGING ISSUES AFFECTING CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION Chair: Michael Norris, Wright State University
CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND FORENSIC SCIENCE Ann Geisendorfer, Hudson Valley Community College
CRIMINAL JUSTICE STUDENTS BEHAVING BADLY: ACADEMIC INTEGRITY ISSUES AND A CASE STUDY Michael Norris, Wright State University
JUST CHOICES: BEHAVIOR THAT IMPACTS EMPLOYMENT IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Linda Fleischer, The Community College of Baltimore County
USING TECHNOLOGY TO CAPTURE CRITICAL THINKING MOMENTS IN THE CLASSROOM Amy Poland, Texas A& M International University
Thursday, February 25, 2010
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 191 Pacific Salon 4
PRACTICAL ISSUES IN COURT MANAGEMENT Chair: David Brody, Washington State University
EVAUATING THE EFFECTIVESS OF AN EXPEDITED COURT DOCKET FOR DUI OFFENDERS Jeff Bouffard, Sam Houston State University; Leana Bouffard, Sam Houston State University; David Brody, Washington State University; Faith Lutze, Washington State University; Tasha Kunzi, Arizona State University.
PRESCRIPTION DRUG USE AND JURY SELECTION John W. Clark, University of Texas, Tyler; Roger Enriquez, University of Texas San Antonio.
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 192 Pacific Salon 5
PUBLIC OPINION ABOUT POLICING ISSUES Chair: Liqun Cao, University of Ontario Institute of Technology
PUBLIC OPINION ABOUT POLICE DISCRETION IN CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS AND SUSPECTS’ LEGAL RIGHTS Abdullah Cihan, Sam Houston State University; William Wells, Sam Houston State University
VISIBLE MINORITIES AND CONFIDENCE IN THE POLICE Liqun Cao, University of Ontario Institute of Technology
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 193 Pacific Salon 6
ANALYSIS OF TEN YEARS OF IMMIGRANTS AND CRIME IN AN URBAN AREA
Discussants: Raymond Rainville, Saint Peter’s College; Daniel Simone, Saint Peter’s College
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 194 Royal Palms Salon 1 Women in Criminal Justice Editorial Board Meeting
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 195 Royal Palms Salon 3
EXAMINING FORMAL RESPONSES TO INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE Chair: Lisa Growette Bostaph, Boise State University
POLICE OFFICER EXPLANATIONS FOR DUAL ARRESTS IN INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE INCIDENTS Patrick Morris, Sacred Heart University
FACTORS AFFECTING THE CRIMINAL RECIDIVISM OF PARTICIPANTS IN BATTERER INTERVENTION PROGRAMS Lois A. Ventura, University of Toledo; Megan Bullen, University of Toledo; Kristi Feher, University of Toledo Thursday, February 25, 2010
‘DANGEROUS’ DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CASES: ASSESSING RISK Lisa Growette Bostaph, Boise State University; Shannon A. Santana, University of North Carolina – Wilmington
INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE: CRIMINAL JUSTICE RESPONSES TO HIGH LETHALITY CASES Victoria Eleen Collins, Old Dominion University
UNRAVELING THE RELATIVE CONTRIBUTIONS OF HIS, HER, AND THEIR DRINKING David Hirschel, University of Massachusetts Lowell; Ira Hutchison, Northern Michigan University
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 196 Royal Palms Salon 4
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CYBERCRIME AND U.S. BORDER CROSSING TRANSACTIONS Chair: Daniel Adrian Doss, University of West Alabama
THE CALIFORNIA-MEXICAN BORDER: EXAMINING PEARSON CORRELATION COEFFICIENT OUTCOMES CONCERNING U.S. BORDER CROSSING DATA Daniel Adrian Doss, University of West Alabama; Michael Wigginton, University of Mississippi; Stephen Mallory, University of Mississippi; Stacy Troxel, Arkansas State University
NEW MEXICO: AN EXAMINATION OF PEARSON CORRELATION COEFFICIENT OUTCOMES CONCERNING U.S. BORDER CROSSING DATA Daniel Adrian Doss, University of West Alabama; Stacy Troxel, Arkansas State University
THE ARIZONA BORDER WITH MEXICO: EXAMINING PEARSON CORRELATION COEFFICIENT OUTCOMES CONCERNING U.S. BORDER CROSSING DATA Daniel Adrian Doss, University of West Alabama; Michael Wigginton, University of Mississippi; Stephen Mallory, University of Mississippi; Stacy Troxel, Arkansas State University
THE TEXAS BORDER WITH MEXICO: EXAMINING THE PEARSON CORRELATION COEFFICIENT OUTCOMES CONCERNING U.S. BORDER CROSSING DATA Stacy Troxel, Arkansas State University; Daniel Adrian Doss, University of West Alabama
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 197 Royal Palms Salon 5
MISSION-BASED POLICING
Moderator: John Crank, University of Nebraska;
Discussants: Dawn Irlbeck, Creighton University; Rebecca Murray, Creighton University; Mark Sundermeier, Omaha Police Department
Thursday, February 25, 2010
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 198 California Ballroom
GIMME AMMUNITION: GUN CONTROL POLICIES IN THE US
Moderator: Betsy A. Witt, Limestone College
Discussants: Ronald D. Hunter, Georgia Gwinnett College; Ling Wu, Sam Houston State University; Oleksandr Dobrov, University of Texas at Arlington
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 199 Sunset
WALKING THE WALK: THE EFFECTS OF INTEGRATING MENTORING INTO CRIMINAL JUSTICE CURRICULUM
Moderator: Elisabeth O’Toole, University of Sioux Falls
Discussant: Jessica Thomas, University of Sioux Falls
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 200 Towne
PSYCHOPATHY AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF VIOLENT PROPENSITY Chair: Danielle Boisvert, Pennsylvania State University – Harrisburg
TEMPERAMENT AND THE FORMATION OF SECONDARY PSYCHOPATHY Stephen G. VanGeem, University of South Florida
COMPARING THE CONSTRUCT OF PSYCHOPATHY BETWEEN KOREAN AND AMERICAN SEXUAL OFFENDERS Ji Seun Sohn, Sam Houston State University; Holly A. Miller, Sam Houston State University; Soo Jung Lee, Kyonggi University
THE DEVELOPMENT OF VIOLENT PROPENSITY: INTEGRATING THE STUDY OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT Joanne Savage, American University
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 201 Esquire
PREPARING FOR AND SELECTING A PH.D. PROGRAM
Discussants: Jeffery Walker, University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Heather l. Pfeifer, University of Baltimore
Thursday, February 25, 2010
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 202 Dover
WHITE COLLAR CRIME: THEORETICAL ANALYSIS AND PEDOGOGICAL METHODOLOGIES Chair: Katherine Polzer, Texas Christian University
IMAGE CONSTRUCTION VS. EMPIRICAL EVALUATIONS: AUTOMOBILE SAFETY Katherine Polzer, Texas Christian University; Ronald Burns, Texas Christian University
LOW SELF-CONTROL VERSUS THE DESIRE-FOR-CONTROL: AN EMPIRICAL TEST OF WHITE COLLAR CRIME AND CONVENTIONAL CRIME Andrea Schoepfer, California State University, San Bernardino; Nicole Leeper Piquero, Virginia Commonwealth University
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 203 Stratford
ORGANIZED CRIME & THE ENVIRONMENT, CONTROL THEORY, AND FRAUD
A GENERAL THEORY OF CRIME: USING THE PRE-SENTENCE INVESTIGATION TO EXAMINE ORGANIZED CRIME OFFENDERS Mark Jones, East Carolina University
CHALLENGING A NEW MODUS OPERANDINI OF FRAUD: COMPREHENSIVE MEASURES AGAINST “FURIKOME” FRAUD (REMITTANCE FRAUD) Osamu Nasu, National Police Academy of Japan
AMBLING AND ORGANIZED CRIME Stephen Mallory, University of Mississippi
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 204 Ascot
ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE AND THE POLICE Chair: Stephen Morreale, Worcester State College
HAVE THE POLICE FOR THE PEOPLE REALIZED? A DECADE AFTER THE POLICE REFORM IN JAPAN Taisuke Kanayama, Police Policy Research Center/National Police Agency
THE CHALLENGE OF TRANSFORMING POLICE AGENCIES: ADDRESSING CULTURE, BEHAVIOR, EXPECTATIONS AND ACCOUNTABILITY Stephen Morreale, Worcester State College
ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE AND COMMUNITY POLICING Matin Arslan, University of Texas at Dallas
ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE IN POLICING: SUCCESS, FAILURE, AND BARRIERS Joseph Schafer, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale; Sean Varano, Roger Williams University
Thursday, February 25, 2010
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 205 Eaton
CROSS CULTURAL DIFFERENCES AND SIMILARITIES IN JUVENILE OFFENDING AND INTERVENTION STRATEGIES Chair: Dana Nurge, San Diego State University
JUVENILE BINGE DRINKING FACTORS EXPLORED James Bowers Jr., Indiana University of Pennsylvania
THE PENNSYLVANIA PRISON SOCIETY: AN EXAMINATION OF REFORM EFFORTS FOR JUVENILE LIFERS Timothy Holler, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
THE JUVENILE VOLUNTEER PROBATION OFFICER SYSTEM OF JAPAN Anthony Aguon, San Diego State University
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 206 Brittany
THE PENNSYLVANIA PRISON SOCIETY: A MODEL FOR 21ST CENTURY REFORM Chair: Rosemary L. Gido, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
AN HISTORICAL REVIEW OF PENNSYLVANIA PRISON SOCIETY AND THE IUP STUDENT CHAPTER Steven Lawrence Brewer, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Jennifer Huck, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
THE PENNSYLVANIA PRISON SOCIETY’S VIRTUAL VISITATION INITIATIVE Michael F. Campagna, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Katherine J. Pantaleo, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
WHAT WORKS? AN EXAMINATION OF PRISONER REENTRY PROGRAMS Brandon T. Stroup, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; James H. Bowers, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
LEGISLATIVE AND COURTROOM ADVOCACY FOR THE PA PRISON SOCIETY Jason Spraitz, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Renee Lamphere, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Maddie Ursitz, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 207 Le Sommet
ADDRESSING THE MEXICAN BORDER GANG PROBLEM
Moderator: Camille Gibson, Prairie View A&M University
Discussants: Myrna Cintron, Prairie View A&M University; Oko Elechi, Prairie View A&M University; Sherill Morris, Prairie View A&M University; John Rodriguez, University of Texas at Arlington
Thursday, February 25, 2010
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM TOUR Atlas Foyer San Diego State University VIZ Lab
Pre-registration required.
Please meet in the Atlas Foyer in front of the ACJS Exhibit Hall at 1:00 PM. Tour participants should have $5.00 cash for the trolley pass.
1:30 PM – 3:30 PM EVENT # 208 Sunrise
WRITING FOR JUSTICE QUARTERLY AND JOURNAL OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION PUBLICATION
Discussants: Richard Tewksbury, University of Louisville and Editor, Justice Quarterly; Christopher Schreck, Rochester Institute of Technology and Editor, Journal of Criminal Justice Education
Sponsored by: Routledge Journals, Taylor & Francis Group
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 209 Sunset Minorities and Women Section General Meeting
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 210 Stratford Critical Criminology Section Executive Board Meeting
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 211 Royal Palms Salon 1 Restorative and Community Justice Section General Meeting
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 212 Ascot 2011 Awards Committee Chairs Meeting
Thursday, February 25, 2010
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 213 Golden Ballroom
CERTIFICATION SESSION I: BEST PRACTICES FOR ACHIEVING CERTIFICATION: ADVICE FROM PROGRAM CERTIFICATION COORDINATORS
Conveners: Mittie D. Southerland, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Executive Director; Jay S. Albanese, Virginia Commonwealth University and ACJS Academic Review Committee Chair
Participants: Gerald Bayens, Washburn University; Elizabeth Quinn, Fayetteville State University; Debra Stanley representing Benjamin Wright, University of Baltimore
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 214 Pacific Salon 1
MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE: ISSUES OF WOMEN IN PRISON
Moderator: Roslyn Muraskin, Long Island University – C. W. Post
Discussants: Emily Salisbury, Portland State University; Elizabeth Gonzalez, University of Oklahoma; Jeffrey B. Jenson, University of Oklahoma
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 215 Pacific Salon 2
GLOBAL CRIMINOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE Chair: Oko Elechi, Prairie View A & M University
A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF GENDER DIFFERENCES ON DEATH PENALTY VIEW OF COLLEGE STUDENTS FROM BANGLADESH, CHINA, NIGERIA, AND THE UNITED STATES Eric Lambert, Wayne State University; Shanhe Jiang, The University of Toledo; Oko Elechi, Prairie View A& M University; Mahfuzul Khondaker, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania; Wang Jin, Zhongshan University; David Baker, Texas Southern University; Gautam Nayer, Texas Southern University
VIOLENCE AS POLITICAL DISSENT IN NIGERIA Oko Elechi, Prairie View A & M University; Angela R. Morris, University of Leicester
PENAL INSPECTORATES: A GLOBAL OVERVIEW Steven Wood, City University of New York
TOURISM, STRATEGIC LOCATIONS AND MAJOR EVENTS: POLICING IN AN AGE OF MOBILITY, MASS MOVEMENT AND MIGRATION Dilip Das, International Police Executive Symposium
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 216 Pacific Salon 3
DISTANCE/ONLINE LEARNING Chair: Joseph Pascarella, Capella University
PUBLIC SAFETY ONLINE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS: THE NEXT STEPS FORWARD II Joseph Pascarella, Capella University Thursday, February 25, 2010
THE ACCEPTANCE OF PUBLIC SAFETY ONLINE LEARNING Jeffrey Rush, Capella University
MAINTAINING ACADEMIC INTEGRITY IN AN ACCELERATED ONLINE MSCJ PROGRAM Lorenzo M. Boyd, Fayetteville State University; Amy Craddock, Fayetteville State University
ONLINE TEACHING VS. TRADITIONAL CLASSROOM SETTING IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE HIGHER EDUCATION Howard Henderson, Sam Houston State University
ASSESSING AUTONOMOUS LEARNING IN THE ONLINE CLASSROOM Cara Rabe-Hemp, Illinois State University; L. Edward Wells, Illinois State University; Susan Woollen Illinois State University
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 217 Pacific Salon 4
LEGAL, POLICY AND PHILOSOPHICAL ISSUES Chair: Mark Fischler, Plymouth State University
KENNEDY V. LOUISIANNA: AN INTEGRAL INTERPRETATION. Mark Fischler, Plymouth State University; Gretchen Choe, University of North Texas at Dallas
IDENTITY SHARING VS. IDENTITY THEFT: GUIDANCE FROM THE SUPREME COURT Jennifer Ianno, University of Central Missouri; Krystina Dowler, University Central Missouri; Jerre Moreland, Esq.; Donald Wallace, University of Central Missouri
THEY DIDN’T DUST THE LAWN FOR FINGERPRINTS: HOW C.S.I AND OTHER CRIME DRAMAS HAVE AFFECTED THE COURT SYSTEM Melissa Handy, Sam Houston State University
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 218 Pacific Salon 5
RACE AND CRIME STUDIES Chair: Michelle Cubellis, Bridgewater State College
MOVING THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM AWAY FROM BEING AN AGENT OF DIFFERENTIATION IN AMERICA Umoh J. Umoh, Texas Southern University
THE EVOLUTION OF FEMALE CRIMINALITY AND INCARCERATION IN NEW ENGLAND Michelle Cubellis, Bridgewater State College; Richard G. Wright, Bridgewater State College
Thursday, February 25, 2010
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 219 Pacific Salon 6
PASSIONATE PEDAGOGY AND TECHNOLOGY IN A TRANSFORMATIVE CRIMINAL JUSTICE CLASSROOM
Moderator: Jackie Huey, Indiana University Northwest . Discussants: Carolyn Condiff, Indiana University Northwest; Marianne Fisher-Giorlando, Grambling State University; Allan L. Patenaude, University of Regina
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 220 Pacific Salon 7
HISTORICAL TRENDS AND RESEARCH-BASED METHODS: CONSIDERING EFFECTS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION Chair: Jay S. Berman, New Jersey City University
THE EVOLUTION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE AS AN ACADEMIC DISCIPLINE: THE NEW JERSEY EXPERIENCE Jay S. Berman, New Jersey City University
THE REALITY OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE VS. THE TELEVISION EXPERIENCE Lana A. McDowell, Georgia College and State University
FACTORS INFLUENCING INTEREST IN RESEARCH AMONG CRIMINAL JUSTICE STUDENTS Fang-Mei Law, Tiffin University; Gwo-Jen Guo, National Changhua University of Education
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF TNP EDUCATORS THROUGH CADETS’ PERCEPTIONS: THE ERZURUM PVSHE CASE Irfan Demir, Turkish National Police; James Phelps, Angelo State University; Murat Sever, Turkish National Police
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 221 Royal Palms Salon 3
INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AND RELATED ISSUES: STALKING, ANIMAL CRUELTY, AND LEGAL RESPONSES Chair: Alexis Norris, Michigan State University
EVALUATING STALKING STATUTES: THE CURRENT STATE OF PROTECTION FROM STALKING AND HARRASSMENT IN THE UNITED STATES Roger Kernsmith, Eastern Michigan University; Poco Kernsmith, Wayne State University
FIGHTING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE WITH CIVIL ORDERS OF PROTECTION, CRIMINAL ARRESTS AND PROSECUTIONS, AND BATTERER TREATMENT Leonore M.J. Simon, East Tennessee State University; Steven Ellwanger, East Tennessee State University; John Haggerty, East Tennessee State University; Jaclyn Anderson, East Tennessee State University
Thursday, February 25, 2010
EFFECTS OF MANDATORY AND RECOMMENDED ARREST LAWS ON INTIMATE PARTNER HOMICIDE April Zeoli, Michigan State University; Alexis Norris, Michigan State University
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND ANIMAL CRUELTY: PROTECTING OUR PETS THROUGH LEGISLATION Dawna Komorosky, California State University – East Bay; Kristine Empie, South University
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 222 Royal Palms Salon 4
LEGAL AND LAW ENFORCEMENT RESPONSES TO CYBERCRIME Chair: Thomas J. Holt, Michigan State University
SEX OFFENDERS AND SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES: NORTH CAROLINA'S LEGISLATIVE EXPERIMENT Eric S. See, Methodist University; Patricia Bergum Wagner, Youngstown State University
LET ME PROTECT YOU FROM YOURSELF: THE CRIMINALIZATION OF SEXTING AS A FORM OF MANUFACTURED CHILD PORNOGRAPHY Robert Moore, Troy University
AN EXAMINATION OF STATE AND LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT RESPONSES TO CYBERCRIME Thomas J. Holt, Michigan State University; Adam Bossler, Georgia Southern University
NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN ELECTION FRAUD Jana Nestlerode, West Chester University
“SEXTING, AND THE LAW IMPETUOUS TEENS, PERMANET CONSEQUENCES? Jennifer M. Balboni, Curry College
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 223 Royal Palms Salon 5
CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES IN POLICE ADMINISTRATION: ADVANCING POLICY AND THEORY Chair: Jeremy Wilson, Michigan State University
POLICE RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF PATTERNS AND DETERMINANTS Jeremy Wilson, Michigan State University
MEASUREMENT CHALLENGES IN POLICE PERSONNEL DATA AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR ADDRESSING THE POLICE STAFFING CHALLENGE Justin Heinonen, Michigan State University; Jeremy Wilson, Michigan State University
EXPLAINING EXECUTIVE SUCCESSION IN POLICING Edward Maguire, American University
CHANGE AND CONTINUITY IN US POLICE AGENCIES SINCE 1937: AN EMPERICAL TEST OF STRUCTIONAL INERTIA THEORY William King, San Houston State University; Brian Schaefer, Sam Houston State University
Thursday, February 25, 2010
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 224 California Ballroom
AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS
Chair: Robert M. Worley, Penn State Altoona
Authors: Risdon Slate and William W. Johnson (2008). The Criminalization of Mental Illness. Carolina Academic Press
Critics: Ken Kerle, American Jail Association; Denise Kindschi Gosselin, Western New England College; Leanne Alarid, University of Texas - San Antonio; Kevin Minor, Eastern Kentucky University; Frank Wilson, Indiana State University
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 225 Towne
TBD
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 226 Esquire
“WHAT NOT TO WEAR”: PROFESSIONALISM AND SEEKING EMPLOYMENT IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Moderator: Kimberly DeTardo-Bora, Marshall University
Discussants: Dhruba Bora, Marshall University; Contessa Kennedy, Marshall University; Kristen Legg, Marshall University; William Walker, Marshall University
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 227 Dover
THE PILFERING OF AMERICA: FRAUD AND DECEIT OF THE COMMON CITIZEN Chair: Brooke Gialopsos, University of Cincinnati
PAY NOW, DIE LATER: PREPAID FUNERAL FRAUD Brooke Gialopsos, University of Cincinnati
HOW TO APPROPIATELY EDUCATE SENIOR CITIZENS ON HEALTHCARE FRAUD: LESSONS FROM THE FIELD Candace Greenlee McElrath, University of Arkansas at Little Rock; David R. Montague, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
THE DYNAMICS OF ELDER FINANCIAL ABUSE Brian Payne, Georgia State University
UPGRADE IT! HOW PLANNED OBSOLESCENCE SCAMS CONSUMERS, CREATES WASTE, AND COSTS LIVES Chris Hale, Louisiana State University--Shreveport
Thursday, February 25, 2010
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 228 Eaton
PERCEPTIONS AND ATTITUDES OF PRACTITIONERS: POTENTIAL IMPACT ON JUVENILE JUSTICE DECISION MAKING Chair: Amy Poland, Texas A&M International University
PRACTITIONER PERCEPTIONS OF JUVENILE TRANSFER IN PENNSYLVANIA David Myers, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Dennis Giever, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Daniel Lee, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Jay Gilliam; University of Illinois-Springfield
MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS OF JUVENILE PETITION TYPE ON COURTROOM BEHAVIORAL ATTITUDES OF COURTROOM PERSONNEL James J. Ross, The College at Brockport, State University of New York
EXPLORING THE INFLUENCE OF FRAMING PROCESSES AND PROBATION OFFICER ROLE- IDENTITIES ON PROBATION OFFICER RECOMMENDATIONS Jason Clark-Miller, Texas Christian University
FIRE STARTERS: IS THE SYSTEM BURNT? Brie Diamond, University of Texas at Dallas; Jonathan W. Caudill, University of Texas at Dallas
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 229 Brittany
MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES IN JAILS, PRISONS, AND RE-ENTRY Chair: Rosemary L. Gido, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
MENTALLY ILL FEMALES IN COUNTY JAILS Rosemary L. Gido, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
THE TREATMENT OF MENTALLY ILL INMATES IN CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS Brian Iannacchione, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
MENTALLY ILL AND SUBSTANCE ABUSING OFFENDERS: PROBLEMS AND POLICIES OF RE- ENTRY Katherine J. Pantaleo, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
MENTALLY ILL FEMALE PRISONERS: THE NEED FOR SUCCESSFUL RE-ENTRY PROGRAMS Katie Herman, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
MENTAL HEALTH COURTS IN THE UNITED STATES: THE ROLE OF KEY STAKEHOLDER IN PUBLIC AGENDA AND PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION Renee D. Lamphere, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Thursday, February 25, 2010
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 230 Le Sommet
FACTORS SHAPING PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS OF CRIME AND THE POLICE Chair: Terry E. Gingerich, Western Oregon University
“SHAPING HISTORY” OR “RIDING THE WAVE”? PRESIDENT BUSH’S INFLUENCE ON THE PUBLIC OPINION OF TERRORISM, HS, AND CRIME Joshua Hill, Sam Houston State University; Willard M. Oliver, Sam Houston State University; Nancy E. Marion, University of Akron
EXAMINING DEPARTMENTAL DEMOGRAPHICS AND PUBLIC’S PERCEPTIONS OF THE POLICE Charles Adams, Bowie State University
PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS OF TAIWAN’S NATIONAL POLICE AGENCY: AN HISTORICAL REVIEW (1945 TO 2008) Terry E. Gingrich, Western Oregon University; Doris C. Chu, Arkansas State University; Charles M. K. Chang, Central Police University
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 231 Royal Palms Salon 2
SIGNIFICANCE OF RACE, ETHNICITY, AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Chair: Nicolle Parsons-Pollard, Virginia State University
DISPROPORTIONATE MINORITY CONTACT IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM: PRACTITIONERS AND RESEARCHERS WORKING TOGETHER Nicolle Parsons-Pollard, Virginia State University
THE DISPROPORTIONATE INCARCERATION AND GRADUATION RATE OF BLACKS IN AMERICA Samuel C. Arungwa, Texas Southern University
RATES OF ARREST FOR HISPANICS IN TEXAS Selah Lozano Guerra, Texas State University; Pablo Martinez, Texas State University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 232 Sunset Police Section General Business Meeting
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 233 Royal Palms Salon 3 Juvenile Justice Section General Business Meeting
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 234 Ascot Jesuit Educators Group Meeting
Thursday, February 25, 2010
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 235 Royal Palms Salon 1
INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM Chair: Thomas Albert Gilly, ERCES
THE ETHICAL COLLAPSE OF TERRORISM’S MORALIZATION: ETHICS COUNTY-ATTACK AGAINST THE NORMATIVE SUPPORT OF TERRORISM’S MORAL CORRECTNESS AND APOLOGIZES Thomas Albert Gilly, ERCES
CONTEMPORARY MARITIME PIRACY AS A PROSECUTABLE CRIME Karen Clark, Saddleback College
MARITIME ATTACKS AT THE HORN OF AFRICA: TERRORISTS IN YEMEN AND PIRATES IN SOMALIA Michael C. Walker, Passaic County Community College
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 236 Golden Ballroom
CERTIFICATION SESSION II: BEST PRACTICES FOR ACHIEVING CERTIFICATION: ADVICE FROM PROGRAM CERTIFICATION REVIEW TEAM MEMBERS
Convener: Mittie D. Southerland, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Executive Director
Participants: Jay Albanese, Virginia Commonwealth University and Chair, ACJS Academic Review Committee; Gerald J. Bayens, Washburn University; Peter J. Benekos, Mercyhurst College; Jay Berman, New Jersey City University; John Conley, California State University, San Bernardino, Emeritus; John Crank, University of Nebraska; Harry Dammer, University of Scranton; Patricia Grant, Virginia Commonwealth University; Robert Jerin, Endicott College; Roslyn Muraskin, Long Island University at C.W. Post; Barbara Peat, Indiana University South Bend; Jeanne Stinchcomb, Florida Atlantic University; Vernetta Young, Howard University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 237 Pacific Salon 1
CRIMINAL JUSTICE STUDENTS TEACHING AND LEARNING IN THE COMMUNITY: DOES IT WORK?
INSTRUCTION, ENGAGEMENT, AND REFLECTION: PERCEPTIONS OF COMMUNITY-BASED LEARNING Alison S. Burke, Southern Oregon University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 238 Pacific Salon 2
WOMEN AND PRISON: THE PAINS OF IMPRISONMENT AND BEYOND Chair: Ashley Blackburn, University of North Texas
AVOIDING PRISON SEXUAL VICTIMIZATION: GENDER DIFFERENCES IN INMATE ADVICE Ashley Blackburn, University of North Texas; Shannon Fowler, University of Texas at Arlington; Janet Mullings, Sam Houston University; James Marquart, University of Texas at Dallas Thursday, February 25, 2010
PRISON SUICIDE RATES: COMPARISON BY GENDER Meredith Dye, Middle Tennessee State University
SUICIDE IDEATION AMONG INCARCERATED WOMEN Meredith Dye, Middle Tennessee State University; Ron Aday, Middle Tennessee State University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 239 Pacific Salon 3
PUBLIC SAFETY ONLINE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS: THE NEXT STEPS FOWARD Co-Chairs: Joseph Pascarella, Capella University; Mary Ellen Reimund, Central Washington University
ACCEPTABILITY OF UNDERGRADUATE ONLINE COURSES AND DEGREES IN THE LAW SCHOOL ADMISSIONS PROCESS Mary Ellen Reimund, Central Washington University; John Hardie, Central Washington University
THE NEXT STEP FORWARD FOR EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL AND ONLINE LEARNING Cynthia Matthews, Capella University
ONLINE FORENSICS LEARNING Laure Pettler, Capella University
NEXT GENERATION ONLINE LEARNING AND PUBLIC SAFETY Joseph Pascarella, Capella University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 240 Pacific Salon 4
EVALUATING COURT POLICY MODELS AND PHILOSOPHY Chair: Andrew Fulkerson, Southeast Missouri State University.
STUDENT PERSPECTIVES ON PROCEDURAL JUSTICE AND THE UNIVERSITY JUDICIAL PROCESS Christopher Campbell, Washington State University
EVALUATION OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE DIALOGUE IN JUVENILE COURTS USING A MATCHED SAMPLE COMPARISON GROUP Donna Decker Morris, University of New Haven
WINNERS AND LOSERS IN THE DRUG COURT Andrew Fulkerson, Southeast Missouri State University; Linda Keena, University of Mississippi
Thursday, February 25, 2010
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 241 Pacific Salon 5
PROBLEM-SOLVING COURTS: EVALUATIONS AND PROCESSES Chair: Betsy A. Witt, Limestone College
PROCESS EVALUATION OF THE HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS, DWI COURT PROGRAM Janice Ahmad, University of Houston-Downtown; Claire Nolasco, Sam Houston State University; Janet Mullings, Sam Houston State University; James Marquart, University of Texas at Dallas
MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT COURTS: EVALUATION CHALLENGES Mary Brewster, West Chester University
MENTAL HEALTH COURTS’ ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS Melanie Pallone, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 242 Pacific Salon 6
EXPLORING WIDE RANGE OF RACIAL PROFILING Chair: James Ruiz, Penn State University-Harrisburg
REVISING LOUISIANA DRUG INTERDICTION: DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILING IN THE BAIL ASSESSMENT BY THE LOUISIANA COURT SYSTEM James Ruiz, Penn State University-Harrisburg; Joongyeup Lee, Sam Houston State University
THE RISE AND DECLINE OF CITY-LEVEL DRUG SALES, 1980-2005: A RACE-SPECIFIC LATENT TRAJECTORY ANALYSIS Scott Maggard, Old Dominion University; Karen F. Parker, University of Delaware
SIGNIFICANCE OF STOP SERIOUSNESS AND OUTCOMES IN AN ILLINOIS CITY Michael H. Hazlett, Western Illinois University; Bonny M. Mhlanga, Western Illinois University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 243 Pacific Salon 7
IMPLEMENTING EFFECTIVE TECHNIQUES TO ASSESS STUDENT LEARNING IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION Chair: Cary D. Adkinson, Fayetteville State University
CRIMINAL JUSTICE AT CROSS CREEK: A CASE STUDY OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION AT A MODEL EARLY COLLEGE PROGRAM Cary Adkinson, Fayetteville State University
WHAT MAKES A GOOD CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROFESSOR? AN ANALYSIS OF FIVE YEARS OF STUDENT EVALUATION FORMS Patrick M. Gerkin, Grand Valley State University; Christopher A. Kierkus, Grand Valley State University
Thursday, February 25, 2010
TEACHING A BALANCED METHODS COURSE: TOWARDS A MIXED METHODS PARADIGM Peter Kraska, Eastern Kentucky University; John Brent, University of Delaware
EVALUATING PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING WITHIN LAW ENFORCEMENT ACADEMY TRAINING David Makin, Washington State University; Michael Gaffney, Washington State University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 244 Royal Palms Salon 2
THE ACADEMIC AND PRACADEMIC IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION
Moderator: Stephen A. Morreale, Worcester State College/Walden University
Discussants: James E. McCabe, Sacred Heart University; George Kain, Western Connecticut State University; Rob Hanser, University of Louisiana at Monroe; Michael O. Foley, Western Connecticut State University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 245 Royal Palms Salon 6
CROSS-CULTURAL DYNAMICS OF SOCIAL CONTROL Chair: Daniel Georges-Abeyie, Texas Southern University
THEORY OF SOCIAL CULTURAL RESISTANCE AND COGNITIVE DISSONANCE: AFROCENTRISM Daniel Georges-Abeyie, Texas Southern University
EFFECTS OF REPEAT OFFENDING ON SOCIAL CAPITAL Patricia M. Harris, University of Texas at San Antonio; Donald Hutcherson, Ohio University Lancaster; Michael Tapia, University of Texas at San Antonio
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 246 California Ballroom
DREAM BIG: ATTRIBUTES OF A UTOPIAN COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS ORGANIZATION
Moderator: Todd R. Clear, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Discussants: Edward Latessa, University of Cincinnati; Faith E. Lutze, Washington State University; William W. Johnson, University of Southern Mississippi; Risdon N. Slate, Florida Southern College; Mary K. Stohr, Boise State University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 247 Towne
ADVANCING THEORY: TESTING, APPLYING, AND RECONSIDERING CRIMINOLOGICAL CONCEPTS Chair: L. Edward Day, Penn State Altoona
TESTING REINTEGRATIVE SHAMING THEORY IN THE SCHOOL CONTEXT Joongyeup Lee, Sam Houston State University; Jurg Gerber, Sam Houston State University
Thursday, February 25, 2010
THE CRIMINAL SELF-IMAGE Brittni Meil, SUNY-Oswego; Ernest Nickels, SUNY-Oswego
HOW WELL DO CRIMINOLOGICAL CONSTRUCTS OF RELIGIOSITY REFLECT THEOLOGICAL CONCEPTIONS OF JUDAISM? Michelle Hershkowitz, John Jay College
EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF NEIGHBORHOOD SOCIAL CONTROLS ON YOUTH IN A DISADVANTAGED BROOKLYN COMMUNITY Christine Barrow, Hofstra University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 248 Esquire
THE CLASH OF ETHICS AND CULTURE IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Chair: Gene Scaramella, Ellis University
THE EFFECT OF HIGHER EDUCATION ON THE WORK PERFORMANCE OF CORRECTIONAL AND POLICE OFFICERS Robert Hanser, University of Louisiana at Monroe; Gene Scaramella, Ellis University
A STUDY ON THE RELATIONSHIP OF ETHICS TRAINING TO PROFESSIONALISM IN LAW ENFORCEMENT Mario Giannoni, Ellis University; Raymond Rodriguez, Ellis University
A NEW MODEL FOR TEACHING CRIMINAL JUSTICE ETHICS Andrew Carpenter, Ellis University; Craig Bach, Drexel University
ETHICS AND CULTURAL MORES IN THAILAND: UNDERSTANDING POLICING IN THAILAND Attapol Kuanliang, University of Louisiana at Monroe; Robert Hanser, University of Louisiana at Monroe
ETHICAL CONDUCT FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT Dean Lanham, University of Louisiana at Monroe
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 249 Dover
CORPORATE AND ENVIRONMENTAL CRIME IN AMERICA Chair: Lawrence Salinger, Arkansas State University, Jonesboro
THE IMPACT OF SARBANES-OXLEY ON CORPORATE SELF-REGULATION AND CORPORATE GOVERANCE Jay Kennedy, Wayne State University
CONCERN FOR FUTURE CORPORATE CRIME: YOUNG ADULT PERCEPTION OF CORPORATE OFFENDING Eric Connolly, University of North Alabama
FALLOUT OF URANIUM MINING ON THE NAVAJO NATION AS STATE-CORPORATE CRIME Linda Robyn, Northern Arizona University
CRIMES AGAINST WATER: A HISTORICAL SURVEY OF STATE ENFORCEMENT Andrew Franz, University of Pittsburgh, Greensburg
Thursday, February 25, 2010
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 250 Stratford
COUNTER TERRORISM: THE PRESENT SITUATION
Moderator: Joseph King, John Jay College
Discussants: Maki Haberfeld, John Jay College; Serguei Cheloukhine, John Jay College; Charles Liberman, University of New Haven
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 251 Eaton
PAINT BRUSHES UP! COMMUNITY Collaboration
Moderator: Doris D. Yates, California State University, East Bay
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 252 Brittany
AGING OUT OR EVOLVING: SHOULD GANG RESEARCHERS COUNT JUVENILE AND ADULT GANG MEMBERS TOGETHER?
Moderator: Carter F. Smith, Middle Tennessee State University
Discussants: Gregg W. Etter, University of Central Missouri; D. Lee Gilbertson, Saint Cloud State University; Jeffery Rush, Austin Peay State University; Al Valdez, University of California - Irvine
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 253 Le Sommet
UNDER-TRAINED OFFICERS, AND BORDER MANAGEMENT Chair: Otwin Marenin, Washington State University
IN DANGER, UNDER-TRAINED, AND OUTSIDE: A NEEDS ASSESSMENT OF WILDLIFE OFFICERS IN NEVADA AND UTHA Matthew C. Leone, University of Nevada; Victoria Springer, University of Nevada
FRONTEX: ORGANIZING INTEGRATED BORDER MANAGEMENT IN THE EUROPEAN UNION Otwin Marenin, Washington State University
THE SOUTHWEST BORDER SHERIFF’S COALITION AND BORDER SECURITY Michael Peter Wigginton, Jr., University of Mississippi; Steve Mallory, University of Mississippi; David McElreach, University of Mississippi
Thursday, February 25, 2010
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 254 Tiki Pavilion
JUVENILES AND PARENTING Chair: Kelly H. Wright, The Center for Children and Families
CUSTODY, COMFORT, AND CHILDREN: DOES TYPE OF CAREGIVER AFFECT DELINQUENCY? Natalie Goulette, University of Cincinnati
THE EFFECTS OF DISRUPTED FAMILIES ON JUVENILE DELINQUENCY Brooke Nodeland-Miller, University of Texas at Dallas; Danielle Boisvert, Penn State Harrisburg
A SYSTEMIC APPROACH TO JUVENILE CORRECTIONS: AN EVALUATION OF A FAMILY PRESERVATION PROGRAM IN A RURAL SETTING Kelly H. Wright, The Center for Children and Families; Attapol Kuanliang, University of Louisiana Monroe; Tyler Hebert, University of Louisiana Monroe
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 255 Royal Palms Salon 2 Critical Criminology Section General Business Meeting
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 256 Royal Palms Salon 4 Community College Section General Business Meeting and Reception
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 257 Royal Palms Salon 5 American Society of Victimology and ACJS Victimology Section Joint Reception
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 258 Sunrise Law and Public Policy Section General Business Meeting and Reception
Guest Speaker: Hon. George W. Clarke, San Diego Superior Court, The San Diego DNA Project
Thursday, February 25, 2010
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 259 Golden Ballroom
POST TRAUMATIC SYNDROME, MEDICAL EXAMINERS, AND THE INCONSISTENCIES THAT UNDERMINE JUSTICE Chair: Toni DuPont-Morales, California State University at Fresno
ANTIDEPRESSANT MEDICATION USE, SUICIDE AND VIOLENCE: AN EXAMINATION OF POLICY IN CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS Michael Botts, Arkansas State University
PTSD and MBD- DEJA VU Toni DuPont-Morales, California State University at Fresno
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 260 Pacific Salon 1
WOMEN AND POLICING: THE CHANGING NATURE OF WORKPLACE ISSUES Chair: Cynthia Brown, University of Central Florida
FEMALE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS Alena Chesser, Sullivan University
GENDER DIVISION OF LABOR IN POLICING: CHANGE OR CONTINUITY Nancy Lewis, State University of New York, Potsdam College
EXPLORING POLICE DEPARTMENTAL POLICIES REGARDING OFFICER SAFETY DURING PREGNANCY Cara Rabe-Hemp, Illinois State University
INCREASING DIVERSITY AMONG WRONGDOERS, FEMALE OFFICERS ARE PERPETRATORS: ASSESSING MALE OFFICERS’ REPORTS OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT Cynthia Brown, University of Central Florida; Sue Carter Collins, Georgia State University ,
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 261 Pacific Salon 2
HELPING YOU HELPS ME: STUDENT CENTERED LEARNING IN THE CLASSROOM Chair: Robert A. Brown, Fayetteville State University
GRADING RUBRICS, ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE, AND LEARNING OUTCOMES: INSIGHT FROM A QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL, PRE-POST EVALUATION Rebecca J. Howell, University of Alabama
HELPING CRIMINAL JUSTICE STUDENTS EXPERIENCE LEARNING THROUGH THE USE OF ACTIVE AND COLLABORATIVE CLASSROOM EXERCISES Kimberly Dodson, Western Illinois University-Quad Cities
Thursday, February 25, 2010
SUPPLEMENTAL INSTRUCTION: USING PEER-ORIENTED ACADEMIC SUPPORT IN INTRODUCTORY CRIMINAL JUSTICE CLASSES Cherie C. Ames, Fayetteville State University; Robert A. Brown, Fayetteville State University; Lorenzo Boyd, Fayetteville State University; Angela Taylor, Fayetteville State University
WILL PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING ENHANCE POLICE ACADEMY TRAINING: A MICHIGAN PERSPECTIVE Cecil Queen, Ferris State University; Gregory Vander Kool, Ferris State University; Terry Nerbonne, Ferris State University
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 262 Pacific Salon 3
SOCIAL JUSTICE AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION
Moderator: Ann Geisendorfer, Hudson Valley Community College
Discussants: Kathryn Sullivan, Hudson Valley Community College; Peter Sanzen, Hudson Valley Community College
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 263 Pacific Salon 4
SAN DIEGO COMMUNITY COURT
Moderator: Betsy A. Witt, Limestone College
Discussant: Marisol Meza, San Diego Community Court Coordinator
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 264 Pacific Salon 5
CONNECTIONS IN CORRECTIONS Chair: Mary West-Smith, University of Northern Colorado
CHILDREN OF INCARCERATED FATHERS: RISK AND MODERATING FACTORS FOR NEGATIVE OUTCOMES Mary West-Smith, University of Northern Colorado
EFFECTS OF INMATE VISITATION ON INSTITUTIONAL MISCONDUCT IN KOREAN PRISONS George J. Day, Sam Houston State University; Hee-Jong Joo, Sam Houston State University
THE IMPACT OF CORRECTIONAL OFFICER DEMOGRAPHICS ON PERCEPTIONS OF PRISON GANGS ON NEVADA Matthew C. Leone, University of Nevada; Jordan C. Pickering, University of Nevada; Sarah Townley-Petty, University of Nevada
THE EFFECTS OF CELL DOG PROGRAMS ON PRISON INMATE POPULATIONS Laura Woods Fidelie, Midwestern State University
IDENTITY DEVELOPMENT OF THE BLACK MALE INCARCERATED ADOLESCENT IN SOUTH AFRICA WITH REFERENCE TO THE INMATE CODE Robert Peacock, Monash University
Thursday, February 25, 2010
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 265 Pacific Salon 6
THIS AND THAT COMPARATIVE CRIMINAL JUSTICE ISSUES Chair: Carrie Cook, Georgia College & State University
CITIZEN RESPONSES TO THE 2008 RUSSIAN ANTI-CORRUPTION CAMPAIGN: AN OUTCOME EVALUATION Olga Semukhina, Marquette University; Kenneth Reynolds, University of Central Florida; Nicolai Demidov, Volgograd Law Academy
COMPARATIVE APPROACHES TO RESTORATIVE JUSTICE Rachel Hardesty, Portland State University
THE STUDY ON THE FRAMEWORK OF LOCAL POLICE SYSTEM IN REPUBLIC OF KOREA Jong Sool Choi, Doug-eui University
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 266 Pacific Salon 7
INCORPORATING FIELD EXPERIENCES INTO THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE CURRICULA Chair: Rose J. Bigler, Curry College
CREATING COLLABORATION: COMMUNITY BASED LEARNING APPROACHES IN THE CREATION OF A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TASK FORCE Sara E. Buck Doude, Georgia College and State University
A RELEVANT HOMELAND SECURITY EDUCATION PROGRAM: LET’S ASK THE CUSTOMERS Gail A. Flint Rioux, University of Texas at El Paso; Cristina Ramirez, University of Texas at El Paso; Victor S. Talavera, University of Texas at El Paso
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 267 Royal Palms Salon 1
CRIME PREVENTION: ASSESSING PREDICTION AND INTERVENTION STRATEGIES Chair: E. Rely Vilvica, Temple University
IS BROKEN WINDOWNS THEORY AN ACCURATE PREDICTOR OF CRIMINAL ACTIVITY IN URBAN AREAS? April Jean Robson, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
ANTICIPATING RELEASE PERFORMANCE: PAROLE DECISIONS AND OUTCOMES E. Rely Vilcica, Temple University; John S. Goldkamp, Temple University
ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF LIQUOR LICENSE BUSINESSES ON CRIME IN CINCINNATI Murat M. Ozer, University of Cincinnati; Davin Hall, University of Cincinnati; Robin S. Engel, University of Cincinnati
CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN AND ITS CURRENT IMPACT William I. McLaughlin, Jr.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 268 Royal Palms Salon 3
SOCIETY AND FAMILY VIOLENCE: NEEDS, ATTITUDES, AND ACTION Chair: Ivan Sun, University of Delaware
CHARACTERISTICS AND NEEDS OF BATTERED CHINESE IMMIGRANT WOMEN IN NEW YORK CITY, 2004-2008 Hung-En Sung, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Yuanfen K. Liu, Garden of Hope; Ay- Jane Li, Garden of Hope; Emily Yuan, Garden of Hope
INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AND SOCIAL INCLUSION Marion Elizabeth Frere, University of Melbourne
ATTITUDES TOWARD POLICE RESPONSE TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: A COMPARISON OF CHINESE AND AMERICAN COLLEGE STUDENTS Ivan Y. Sun, University of Delaware; Chi Mei Jessica Li, City University of Hong Kong; Yuning Wu, Wayne State University
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 269 Royal Palms Salon 6
LAW ENFORCEMENT ISSUES—A STUDENT PANEL Chair: Camilla Louise Robinson, Penn State Harrisburg
POLICE STRESS AND DURATION ON THE JOB Daniel Sterling, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey
THE USE OF CELL PHONES IN POLICE AND LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES Camilla Louise Robinson, Penn State Harrisburg
PRIVATE SECURITY COMPANIES: STABILIZING WORLD TENSIONS AND ENCOUNTERING TERRORISM Maher Husseini, Texas Southern University
MOTIVATIONS OF WAR CRIMINALS Yesenia Ramirez, Texas A&M International University; Jane Garcia, Texas A&M International University; Lidia Fuentes, Texas A&M International University
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 270 California Ballroom
POPULAR CULTURE AND CRIME Chair: Ian Gomme, Colorado State University - Pueblo
IN THE DURATION OF A MOMENT: THE OK CORRAL AS A MALLEABLE METAPHOR FOR MODERN POLICING Ian Gomme, Colorado State University – Pueblo
SUPREME CRIME: PRESS COVERAGE OF CRIMINAL CASES IN THE ISRAELI SUPREME COURT Byna Bogoch, Bar Ilan University; Yifat Holzman-Gazit
Thursday, February 25, 2010
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 271 Sunset
WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED ABOUT DISTANCE/ONLINE LEARNING Chair: Francis M. Williams, Plymouth State University
ONLINE PROGRAMS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE/CRIMINOLOGY- WHERE ARE WE NOW? Marsha Amoy Fraser, University of South Florida
EXAMINING ONLINE STUDENT LEARNING PREFERENCES USING THE VARK QUESTIONNAIRE James R. McKean, Ohio University Chillicothe
STUDENT PERCEPTIONS OF ONLINE CRIMINAL JUSTICE COURSES Francis M. Williams, Plymouth State University
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 272 Towne
OUTSIDE THE BOX: RESTORATIVE JUSTICE INITIATIVES Chair: Jack B. Hamlin, National University
INSTITUTIONAL REMEDIES FOR VICTIMS OF CRIME Gail Sears Humiston, University of Central Florida
DEVELOPING COMMUNITY-BASED RESTORATIVE JUSTICE PROGRAMS Jack B. Hamlin, National University
USING FILM TO PROMOTE LEARNING AND DIALOG: A CASE STUDY Howard Zehr, Eastern Mennonite University
RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA: THE VILLAGE COURTS Donna Morris, University of New Haven
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 273 Esquire
JUVENILE JUSTICE FROM AROUNDTHE WORLD Chair: Yong-Eun Sung, City University of New York
A STUDY OF THE CONDITION AND COUNTERMEASURES FOR JUVENILE SEXUAL DEVIANCE IN SOUTH KOREA Yong-Eun Sung, City University of New York
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 274 Dover
ORGANIZED CRIME IN INTERNATIONAL CONTEXT Chair: Mitchel Roth, Sam Houston State University
JAMAICAN POSSES AND YARDIES: SEPARATING FACT FROM FICTION Mitchel Roth, Sam Houston State University; Carl Williams, Sam Houston State University
Thursday, February 25, 2010
ORGANIZED CRIME IN MEXICO: AN OVERVIEW OF THE SITUATION FACING THE NATION Arturo Arrona, Universidad de Autonoma de Tamaulipas; Karla Villarreal, Universidad de Autonoma de Tamaulipas; Guillermo Alfaro, Universidad de Autonoma de Tamaulipas; Jose Ariel Retana, Universidad de Autonoma de Tamaulipas
DACOITY AS AN ORGANIZED CRIME WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SINDH Imdad Hussain Sahito, Latif University
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 275 Stratford
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5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 276 Ascot
POLICE PLANNING Chair: Darrell Irwin, University of North Carolina Wilmington
THE CHAOS OF INNOVATION: A SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS ON THE RISKS OF FALSE INFORMATION SHARING IN POLICING Matthew De Garmo, Washington State University
THE SHOWDOWN WITH SHRINKING BUDGETS: POLICE DEPARTMENTS IN THE ECONOMIC DOWNTURN Darrell Irwin, University of North Carolina Wilmington; John Cease, Clear Track Ahead
POLICE RESEARCH AND PLANNING UNIT TASK SCOPE: AN EMPIRICAL EXAMINATION Cory Haberman, Temple University; William King, Sam Houston State University
EMERGENCY PREPARDNESS WITH THE GULF REGION OF ALABAMA: LESSONS FROM IVAN Phillip Brigmon, University of North Alabama; Craig Robertson, University of North Alabama
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 277 Eaton
GOT INK?
Moderator: Doris D. Yates, California State University, East Bay
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 278 Brittany
JAIL AND MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT Chair: Deborah Ann Eckberg, Metropolitan State University
TOWARD A MORE COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSTANDING OF MENTAL ILLNESS: AN INNOVATIVE EDUCATIONAL CURRICULUM FOR JAILS Deborah Ann Eckberg, Metropolitan State University
REDUCING JAIL INMATE VIOLENCE WITH CRANIAL ELECTROTHERAPY STIMULATION Ronald Mellen, Jacksonville State University; Nancy Mellen, Jacksonville State University Thursday, February 25, 2010
CORRECTING BRAIN DYSFUNCTIONS IN A JAIL INMATE WITH CRANIAL ELECTROTHERAPY STIMULATION (CES) Ronald Mellen, Jacksonville State University; Nancy Mellen, Jacksonville State University
IMPROVING CORTICAL BANDWITH ACTIVITY, FRONTAL LOBE FUNCTIONING AND REDUCING CLINICAL SYMPTOMS USING THE ALPHA-STIM SCS Ronald Mellen, Jacksonville State University; Nancy Mellen, Jacksonville State University
ARE INDIVIDUALS WITH MENTAL ILLNESS MORE PRONE TO VIOLENCE? A PRELIMINARY META-ANALYSIS Autumn Morris, University of Cincinnati
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 279 Le Sommet
MALE AND FEMALE ISSUES IN PRISONS AND JAILS Chair: Shenique S. Thomas, Rutgers University
NEGOTIATING FAMILY TIME IN THE VISITATION ROOM: INCARCERATED MEN AND ROLE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES Shenique S. Thomas, Rutgers University
PRISONERS’ PERCEPTIONS OF FATHER-CHILD RELATIONSHIPS AND SOCIAL SUPPORT Chang-Bae Lee, University of West Florida; Frank A. Sansone, University of West Florida; Cheryl Swanson, University of West Florida; Kimberly M. Tatum, University of West Florida
ADAPTING THE POWER AND CONTROL WHEEL TO IDENTIFY FEMALE INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE IN CORRECTIONAL SETTINGS Bernadette T. Muscat, California State University-Fresno
INMATE COMMUNICATION WITH THE OUTSIDE WORLD: AN HISTORICAL ANALYSIS Stephen E. Tillotson, Indiana University
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 280 Tiki Pavilion
NEW PERSPECTIVES ON REENTRY Chair: David May, Eastern Kentucky University
EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PERCEIVED SEVERITY OF PRISON AND LIKELIHOOD OF SUCCESS UPON RELEASE David May, Eastern Kentucky University; Brandon Applegate, University of Central Florida; Alan Forbes, Eastern Kentucky University; Peter Wood, Eastern Michigan University
SPREADING PREVENTION: ADDRESSING HIV AND HEPATITIS C PREVENTION AMONG REENTERING PERSONS Dan O’Connell, University of Delaware; Steven Martin, University of Delaware; Christy Visher, University of Delaware; Holly Swan, University of Delaware
Thursday, February 25, 2010
LOCKED INTO DEBT: CHILD SUPPORT ARREARS AND PRISONER REENTRY Vivian C. Pacheco, Rutgers University; Patrice K. Morris, East Carolina University
TO WHAT EXTENT DOES THE PUBLIC SUPPORT PRISONER REENTRY? Brett Garland, Missouri State University; Eric Wodahl, University of Wyoming; Melissa Melton, Missouri State University
6:30 PM – 7:30 PM EVENT # 280A Towne
“CONCRETE, STEEL & PAINT” – Documentary Screening A film about crime, restoration and healing for college classes, practitioners, and community groups interested in justice, community building, and conflict resolution.
Presenter: Howard Zehr, Eastern Mennonite University
8:00 PM – 11:00 PM RECEPTION Royal Palms Salon 1 Georgia State University Reception
Friday, February 26, 2010
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7:30 AM – 9:30 AM Corrections Section General Business Meeting Tiki Pavilion and Breakfast
8:00 AM – 9:00 PM Alpha Phi Sigma Events Golden West
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM ACJS Meeting Registration Golden Foyer
8:00 AM – 6:15 PM Panels, Roundtables, Workshops
9:00 AM – 10:00 AM Justice Quarterly Invitational Showcase and Golden Ballroom ACJS Research and Pictorial Showcase Set-Up
9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open Town and Country
9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Employment Exchange Open Terrace Salon 1
9:00 AM – 10:00 AM ACJS General Business Meeting and Getting California Ballroom Involved in ACJS Committees
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Justice Quarterly Invitational Showcase and Golden Ballroom ACJS Research and Pictorial Showcase and Brunch
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM Justice Quarterly Invitational Showcase and Golden Ballroom ACJS Research and Pictorial Showcase Tear-Down
12:30 PM – 1:30 PM ACJS Presidential Address California Ballroom
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM Criminal Justice Studies Editorial Board Meeting Ascot
2:00 PM – 4:45 PM ACJS Executive Board Meeting Sunset
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Youth Violence & Juvenile Justice Pacific Salon 7 Editorial Board Meeting
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Prison Journal Editorial Board Meeting Pacific Salon 6
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Criminal Justice Policy Review Ascot Editorial Board Meeting
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM International Section Executive Board Meeting Stratford
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM International Section General Business Meeting Pacific Salon 3
Friday, February 26, 2010
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM Minorities and Women Section Executive Stratford Board Meeting
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Minorities and Women Section Awards Tiki Pavilion Ceremony and Reception
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM African Criminology and Justice Group Ascot Meeting
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM ACJS Awards Ceremony and Reception California Ballroom
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7:30 AM – 9:30 AM EVENT # 281 Tiki Pavilion Corrections Section General Business Meeting and Breakfast
8:00 AM – 9:00 PM Alpha Phi Sigma Events Golden West
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM ACJS Meeting Registration Golden Foyer
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 282 Pacific Salon 1
THE POLICE COMMAND STRUCTURE Chair: Jon Shane, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
NYPD MANAGER’S SPEAK OUT: THE IMPACT OF COMPSTAT John Anthony Eterno, Molloy College; Eli Silverman, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
THE MYTH OF THE AMERICAN POLICE QUASI MILITARY MODEL Jon Shane, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
WITHIN THE EARLY FBI: HUGH H. CLEGG Michael Wigginton, University of Mississippi; David McElreath, University of Mississippi; Carl Jensen, University of Mississippi; Stephen Mallory, University of Mississippi
Friday, February 26, 2010
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 283 Pacific Salon 2
IMPORTANT INTERNATIONAL INNOVATIONS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Chair: Edwin Zedlewski, National Institute of Justice
IMPORTING INNOVATIONS FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES Edwin Zedlewski, National Institute of Justice
ONLINE CHILD EXPLOITATION: HOW PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS CAN WORK John Picarelli, National Institute of Justice
DAY FINES: FINDING A WAY TO REDUCE AMERICAN CORRECTIONAL POPULATIONS Edwin Zedlewski, National Institute of Justice
VIRTUAL AUTOPSY: A RADIOLOGICAL STRATEGY FOR ENHANCING FORENSIC PATHOLOGY Karen Stern, National Institute of Justice
IF IT WORKS IN BOLIVIA, SO WHAT? ISSUES IN COMPARING PROGRAMS CROSS-NATIONALLY Jay Albanese, Virginia Commonwealth University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 284 Pacific Salon 3
MINORITIES AND WOMEN SECTION’S “ESTHER MADRIZ STUDENT TRAVEL AWARDS” STUDENT PAPERS Chair: Angela P. Taylor, Fayetteville State University
Award Winners: THE IMPORTANCE OF SOCIAL, EMOTIONAL, AND ACADEMIC LEARNING: DELINQUENCY PREVENTION THROUGH EDUCATION Lauren Ashley Perea, Georgia State University
CONFRONTING A PUNITIVE HISTORY: A LOOK AT THE JUVENILE DEATH PENALTY AND LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE IN THE UNITED STATES: FROM ROPER V. SIMMONS AND BEYOND Mariah L. Passarelli, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 285 Pacific Salon 4
SPECIALTY COURTS AND THEIR IMPACT Chair: Erika Frenzel, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
SPECIALTY COURTS IN RURAL PENNSYLVANIA Erika Frenzel, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Martha Troxell, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
MENTAL HEALTH COURTS: PROGRESSIVE TREATMENT AND HIDDEN OBSTACLES Kevin Daly, University of Delaware; Margaret Mahoney, University of Delaware
MENTAL HEALTH COURT CASE PROCESSING Melanie Pallone, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Friday, February 26, 2010
IMPACT OF THE DRUG TREATMENT COURT AS RESTORATIVE COMMUNITY JUSTICE Erin O’Brien, Southeast Missouri State University; Anthony Longman, Southeast Missouri State University; Gina Clark, Southeast Missouri State University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 286 Pacific Salon 5
CRIME PREVENTION: THE NEXUS BETWEEN SITUATIONAL AND COMMUNITY FACTORS Chair: Emmanuel Barthe, University of Nevada, Reno
TRAILER PARKS AND CRIME: AN EXAMINATION OF SITUTATIONAL FACTORS Emmanuel Barthe, University of Nevada; Grant Stitt, University of Nevada
A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF INFORMAL CRIME PREVENTION: CASE STUDY OF COMMUNITIES IN BANGKOK METROPOLIS Unisa Lerdtomornsakul, Chulalongkorn University; Chankanit Suriyamanee, Mahidol University
THE CONTINGENT CONTEXT OF PLACE: VIOLENT VERSUS PROPERTY CRIME IN APARTMENT COMPLEXES Troy C. Payne, University of Cincinnati; Heidi L. Scherer, University of Cincinnati; Pamela Wilcox, University of Cincinnati; Bonnie S. Fisher, University of Cincinnati; John E. Eck, University of Cincinnati
IS BROKEN WINDOWS THEORY AN ACCURATE PREDICTOR OF CRIMINAL ACTIVITY IN URBAN AREAS? Jean Robson, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 287 Pacific Salon 6
THE STUDY OF HAGUE CONVENTION CASES Chair: Karen Bachar, National Institute of Justice
PERSPECTIVE ON BATTERED WOMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN FLEEING TO THE U.S. FOR SAFETY: A STUDY OF HAGUE CONVENTION CASES Karen Bachar, Department of Justice-National Institute of Justice
THE HAGUE CONVENTION: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN A TRANSNATIONAL CONTEXT Jeffrey Edleson, University of Minnesota; Taryn Lindhorst, University of Washington
LEARNING FROM JUDICIAL OPINIONS OF U.S. HAGUE CASES Taryn Lindhorst, University of Washington; Jeffrey Edleson, University of Minnesota
IMPLICATIONS FOR BATTERED WOMEN FACING INTERNATIONAL CUSTODY CASES Jeffrey Edleson, University of Minnesota
LEGAL TRENDS RELATING TO CHILD ABDUCTION AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Merle Weiner, University of Oregon School of Law
Friday, February 26, 2010
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 288 Pacific Salon 7
FORENSIC SCIENCE AND HOMELAND SECURITY IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION: ISSUES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENT LEARNING Chair: John Wang, California State University- Long Beach
EXAMINATION OF FORENSIC EVIDENCE USING THE DIGITAL VIEWER: THE 21ST TECHNOLOGY IN TEACHING FORENSIC SCIENCES John Wang, California State University- Long Beach
ESTABLISHING AND USING AN OUTDOOR FORENSIC SCENE RESEARCH FACILITY FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION Kip Wilson, Missouri Western State University; David Tushaus, Missouri Western State University
A HOME FOR HOMELAND SECURITY: HOMELAND SECURITY AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT STUDIES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAMS Stephanie B. Mizrahi, California State University, Sacramento
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 289 Royal Palms Salon 1
ACADEMIC DISHONESTY: CLASSROOM CHEATING AND THE EXPLOITATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAMS IN HIGHER EDUCATION Chair: Delbert Rounds, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
THE CRISIS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION: THE PROBLEM OF DISHONEST AND UNETHICAL PROGRAMS Delbert Rounds, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
EXAMINING UNETHICAL, SELF-DESTRUCTIVE AND ILLEGAL BEHAVIORS OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE STUDENTS Kevin Gray, University of Evansville; Phillip Shon, Indiana State University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 290 Royal Palms Salon 2
SENTENCING DISCRETION AND DISPARITY Chair: Richard D. Hartley, University of Texas at San Antonio
COMPARING TRIAL JUDGE, PROSECUTOR, AND DEFENSE ATTORNEY VIEWS ON THE USE OF MISSOURI’S SENTENCING ASSESSMENT REPORT Karl R. Kunkel, Missouri State University; Kerry J. Nelson, Missouri Department of Corrections, Division of Probation and Parole; Julianna Cameron, Missouri State University
JUDICIAL DISCRETION IN BRAZIL: SENTENCING DETERMINANTS OF HOMICIDE Richard D. Hartley, University of Texas at San Antonio; Ludmila Ribeiro, Candido Mendes University
THE INTERACTION BETWEEN AGE AND CRIMINAL CAREERS IN SENTNECING AMONG MURDERERS Min-Sik Lee, Kyonggi University
Friday, February 26, 2010
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 291 Royal Palms Salon 3
A CROSS-CULTURAL EXAMINATION OF FAMILY AND INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE
Moderator: Marny Rivera, University of Alaska - Anchorage
Discussants: Ivan Y. Sun, University of Delaware; Yuning Wu, Wayne State University; Yu-Sheng Lin, National Taipei University; Sharon Garcia, County of Santa Clara Social Services Agency
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 292 Royal Palms Salon 4
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION: VIOLENCE AROUND THE US AND BEYOND Chair: David Giacopassi, University of Memphis
GAMBLING AND HOMICIDE: A STUDY FROM MEMPHIS David Giacopassi, University of Memphis; Margaret Vandiver, University of Memphis
IS IT REALLY A DANGEROUS PLACE TO LIVE? AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF CRIME RATES IN SOUTHERN BORDER CITIES IN U.S. Emanuel Diaz, Texas A&M International University; Diana Carreon, Texas A&M International University; Dae-Hoon Kwak, Texas A&M International University
GROUP SOCIAL TIES: THE DYNAMICS OF VIOLENT STREET GROUP CONNECTIONS IN CINCINNATI Jessica R. Dunham, University of Cincinnati
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 293 Royal Palms Salon 5
CONTEMPORARY ISSUES AND NEW OPPORTUNITIES Chair: Bitna Kim, Indiana University of Pennsylvania s
RESEARCH ON WOMEN AND CRIME: EXPLORING A GLOBAL CONTEXT IN ANNUAL MEETING PRESENTATIONS OVER A TEN YEAR PERIOD (1998-2008) Bitna Kim, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Alida V. Merlo, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
EVALUATING VOD FOR SERIOUS CASES USING UMBREIT’S (2001) HANDBOOK OF VICTIM OFFENDER MEDIATION: A CASE STUDY Lynn S. Urban, University of Central Missouri; Jeananne Markway, Missouri Department of Corrections
FAMILIES OF PRISON INMATES: DYNAMICS AND SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS Shela R. Van Ness, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
EXPLORING THE USE OF TECHNOLOGY IN INTIMATE PARTNER STALKING Jennifer L. Truman, University of Central Florida
Friday, February 26, 2010
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 294 Royal Palms Salon 6
FEAR OF CRIME AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS Chair: Deborah T. Vegh, Muskingum University
THE ROLE OF NONSOCIAL REINFORCEMENT ON COLLEGE STUDENT FEAR USING FACEBOOK Deborah T. Vegh, Muskingum University; Melissa L. Ricketts, Shippensburg University; Catherine Marcum, Georgia Southern University; George E. Higgins, University of Louisville
THE EFFECT OF NEWS MEDIA ON THE FEAR OF RAPE AMONG FEMALE UNDERGRADUATES Courtney Waid, North Dakota State University; Rhonda Dobbs, University of Texas at Arlington; Tara Shelley, Colorado State University
UNDERGRADUATE UNDERREPORTING: STUDENT PERCEPTION OF CAMPUS POLICE & ITS AFFECT ON REPORTING PRACTICES Stacy K. Parker, Muskingum University; Deborah T. Vegh, Muskingum University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 295 Sunrise
TEACHING CORRECTIONS: A DISCUSSION OF OPPORTUNITIES, ISSUES AND LIMITATIONS
Moderator: Timothy Fiedler, Carroll University
Discussants: Valerie Callanan, University of Akron; Lawrence Rosenberg, Millersville University of Pennsylvania; George Kain, Western Connecticut State University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 296 Sunset
CORRELATES AND CONSEQUENCES OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE Chair: Doris C. Chu, Arkansas State University
MULTIPLE DRUG USE AND ALCOHOL: CORRELATES OF CRIME Bekchoro Aliiaskarov, Turkish National Police Institute; Erlan Bakiev, University of Central Florida
THE LINK BETWEEN RELIGION, CHILDHOOD SEXUAL VICTIMIZATION, AND SUBSEQUENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE Doris C. Chu, Arkansas State University
SOCIAL INEQUALITY, RELIGIOSITY, AND CO-OCCURRING SUBSTANCE USE AND EMOTIONAL DISORDERS Kimberly Ann Tenorio, University of Alabama; Celia Lo, University of Alabama; Ariane Prohaska, University of Alabama
Friday, February 26, 2010
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 297 Towne
CONTROL AND THE FAMILY Chair: L. Edward Day, Penn State Altoona
PARENTAL MANAGEMENT, SELF-CONTROL, AND DEVIANCE ACROSS THE GLOBE Tony R. Smith, Rowan University
THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENTIAL PARENTING ON SIBLING DIFFERENCES IN SELF-CONTROL AMONG BROTHER-SISTER PAIRS Danielle Boisvert, Penn State Harrisburg; Jamie Vaske, Western Carolina University; Justine Taylor, Penn State Harrisburg; John P. Wright, University of Cincinnati
CAN SELF-CONTROL BE EXPLAINED BY PARENTING ONLY? TESTING A KEY PROPOSITION FROM THE GENERAL THEORY OF CRIME Eliseo Vera, University of Texas, San Antonio; Byongook Moon, University of Texas, San Antonio
THE TRIANGULATION EFFECTS OF FAMILY STRUCTURE AND ATTACHMENT ON ADOLESCENT SUBSTANCE USE Tiffiney Y. Barfield-Cottledge, University of North Texas Dallas
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 298 Esquire
FEAR OF CRIME AMONG CRIMINAL JUSTICE PRACTITIONERS—A STUDENT ROUNDTABLE
Moderator: Claudia San Miguel, Texas A&M International University
Discussants: Lucy Juarez, Texas A&M International University; Amy Cruz, Texas A&M International University; Citlaly Palau,Texas A&M International University; Lorena Robles, Texas A&M International University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 299 Dover
BEYOND CSI: INVESTIGATING VIOLENT CRIMES Chair: David Schroeder, University of New Haven
ARE DECREASES IN HOMICIDE CLEARANCE RELATED TO WITNESS INVOLVEMENT? David Schroeder, University of New Haven
AN ANALYSIS TO CLASSIFY KOREAN ARSON BASED ON CRIME SCENE ACTIONS Soo Jung Lee, Kyonggi University; Kyeong Ok Kim, Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency
MAGGOTS AND POST MORTEM INTERVAL DETERMINATION IN HUMANS Lauren M. Weidner, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Friday, February 26, 2010
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 300 Stratford
THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Chair: Jason Lee, University of Wyoming
PROFESSIONALISATION OF POLICING AND CRIMINOLOGY IN SOUTH AFRICA: POST KUHIAN IMPLICATIONS AND OTHER HURDLES IN EVIDENCE-BASED DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS Izak Daniel De Vries, Tshwane University of Technology; Jean Steyn, Tshwane University of Technology
A LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING REVOLUTION: OHIO’S MOVEMENT TO ADULT LEARNING Megan A. Paxton, University of Cincinnati
WHY ARE CHINESE AMERICANS UNDER-REPRESENTED IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS? FACTORS INFLUENCING THEIR CAREER DECISION-MAKING Amy Y. Situ-Liu, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey
PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE: SELF-REPORTED LEARNING OUTCOMES IN A SOCIOLOGY OF LAW ENFORCEMENT Steven Egger, University of Houston – Clear Lake
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 301 Ascot
EMERGING ISSUES IN POLICING Chair: Matthew De Garmo, Washington State University
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ECONOMIC CONDITIONS AND PROPERTY CRIME Barry J. Harvey, Alvernia University
POLICING AND CHAPLAINS IN THE US Robert J. Louden, Georgian Court University
FROM THE AVENUES TO THE ABODE: DOES HOT-SPOT POLICING GENERATE CRIME WITHIN THE HOME Matthew De Garmo, Washington State University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 302 Eaton
JUVENILE JUSTICE SECTION ROUNDTABLE: ACADEMIC MEETS PRACTITIONER
Moderator: Stacy Moak, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
Discussant: Matthew David O’Deane, San Diego County District Attorney Board of Investigations and Kaplan University
Friday, February 26, 2010
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 303 Brittany
JUVENILE RECIDIVISM: THE EFFECTS OF STRATEGIC INTERVENTIONS AND THE CONSEQUENCES OF SOCIAL CONTEXT Chair: Tammy Ann King, Youngstown State University
RELEASING JUVENILE OFFENDERS FROM SECURE CONFINEMENT: THE IMPACT OF “STEP- DOWN” PROGRAMMING AND RELEASE MECHANISMS ON RE-CONVICTION L. Thomas Winfree, New Mexico State University; Jenifer D. Sanders; Dennis L. Clason, New Mexico State University; J. Keith Akins, University of Houston-Victoria
ATTENTION DEFICIT/HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER AND JUVENILE DELINQUENCY: WILL TREATING THE EFFECTS OF AD/HD REDUCE RECIDIVISM? Tammy Ann King, Youngstown State University; Kelly M. Melvin, Mahoning County, Ohio Juvenile Justice Center
FOR BETTER OR WORSE? EXAMINING THE RECIDIVISM RATES OF JUVENILES WAIVED TO ADULT COURT Lisa Hutchinson, University of Little Rock
A MULTILEVEL LINEAR MODELING: FAMILY, COMMUNITY CONTEXTS, AND JUVENILE RECIDIVISM IN SOUTH KOREA Seokjin Jeong, Michigan State University; Dae-Hoon Kwak, Texas A&M International University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 304 Le Sommet
CRIMINAL PROPENSITY AND THE IMPACT OF PUNISHMENT Chair: Cody Stoddard, Boise State University
ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF PUNISHMENT AND PUNISHMENT AVOIDANCE ON INTENTION TO OFFEND Alicia Sitren, University of North Florida; Brandon Applegate, University of Central Florida
THE CM MODEL: A TYPOLOGY OF CRIMINAL PROPENSITY Szde Yu, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
ATHLETES AND CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR Chris Kudlac, Westfield State College
APPLICATION OF A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE Cody J. Stoddard, Boise State University; Troy Payne, University of Cincinnati
9:00 AM – 10:00 AM Justice Quarterly Invitational Showcase Golden Ballroom and ACJS Research and Pictorial Showcase Set-Up
Participants in the Showcase must set up their presentations during this time.
9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open Town and Country Friday, February 26, 2010
9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Employment Exchange Open Terrace Salon 1
9:00 AM – 10:00 AM EVENT # 305 California Ballroom ACJS General Business Meeting and Getting Involved in ACJS Committees
Open to All Attendees
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM EVENT # 306 Golden Ballroom Justice Quarterly Invitational Showcase and ACJS Research and Pictorial Showcase and Brunch
Justice Quarterly Invitational Showcase Sponsored by Routledge Journals/Taylor & Francis Group
JQ1. SECONDARY EXPOSURE TO VIOLENCE DURING CHILDHOOD AND ADOLESCENCE: DOES NEIGHBORHOOD CONTEXT MATTER? Chris Gibson, University of Florida; Kevin Beaver, Florida State University; Sara Morris, University of Georgia
JQ2. INVESTIGATING THE CONTINUITY OF SEX OFFENDING: EVIDENCE FROM THE SECOND PHILADELPHIA BIRTH COHORT Alex Piquero, Florida State University; Franklin Zimring, University of California- Berkeley; Wesley Jennings, University of Louisville; Stephanie Hays, Buena Vista University
JQ3. EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAM CRITERIA: EVALUATING OFFICER USE OF FORCE Kim Lersch, University of South Florida; Tom Mieczkowski, University of South Florida; Tom Bazley, University of South Florida
JQ4. RACE, CLASS, OR NEIGHBORHOOD CONTEXT: WHICH MATTERS MORE IN MEASURING SATISFACTION WITH POLICE? Ivan Sun, University of Delaware; Ruth Triplett, Old Dominion University; Yuning Wu, University of Delaware
JQ5. SCHOOLS, NEIGHBORHOODS, AND ADOLESCENT CONFLICTS: A SITUATIONAL EXAMINATION OF RECIPROCAL DYNAMICS Rod K. Brunson, Southern Illinois University; Jody Miller, University of Missouri- St. Louis
JQ6. OF GUILT, DEFIANCE AND REPENTANCE: EVIDENCE FROM THE TEXAS DEATH CHAMBER Stephen Rice, Seattle University; Danielle Dirks, University of Texas at Austin; Julie Exline, Case Western Reserve University
Friday, February 26, 2010
JQ7. FURTHER EVIDENCE ON THE DISCRIMINATION VALIDITY OF PERCEPTUAL INCIVILITIES MEASURES Charles Katz, Arizona State University; Todd Armstrong, Sam Houston State University
JQ8. CAREER DIMENSIONS OF STALKING, VICTIMIZATION, AND PERPETRATION Kathleen Fox, Sam Houston State University; Matt Nobles, Washington State University; Alex Piquero, Florida State University; Nicole Piquero, Florida State University
JQ9. USING PROPENSITY SCORE MATCHING TO UNDERSTAND THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GANG MEMBERSHIP AND VIOLENT VICTIMIZATION: A RESEARCH NOTE Chris Gibson, University of Florida; Mitch Miller, University of Texas at San Antonio; Wesley Jennings, University of Louisville; Marc Swatt, Northeastern University; Angela Gover, University of Colorado at Denver
JQ10. ON THE ORIGINS OF VIOLENT NEIGHBORHOOD: A STUDY OF THE NATURE AND PREDICTORS OF CRIME TYPE DIFFERENTIATION ACROSS CHICAGO NEIGHBORHOODS Christopher Schreck, Rochester Institute of Technology; Jean Marie McGloin, University of Maryland; David Kirk, University of Maryland
JQ11. THE INDEPENDENT AND JOINT EFFECTS OF RACE/ETHNICITY, GENDER, AND AGE ON SENTENCING OUTCOMES IN THE U.S. FEDERAL COURTS Jill Doerner, University of Rhode Island; Steve Demuth, Bowling Green State University
JQ12. OBSERVATIONS REGARDING KEY OPERATIONAL REALITIES IN A COMPSTAT MODEL OF POLICING Dean Dabney, Georgia State University
JQ13. THREATENED GLOBALLY, ACTING LOCALLY: MODELING LAW ENFORCEMENT HOMELAND SECURITY PRACTICES George Burruss, Southern Illinois University- Carbondale; Matt Giblin, Southern Illinois University; Joseph Schaffer, Southern Illinois University- Carbondale
JQ14. TRAFFICKING IN BODILY PERFECTION: EXAMINING THE LATE-MODERN STEROID MARKETPLACE AND ITS CRIMINALIZATION Peter Kraska, Eastern Kentucky University; Ryan Bussard, Eastern Kentucky University; John J. Brent, Eastern Kentucky University
JQ15. UNDERSTANDING ELDER SEXUAL ABUSE AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM’S RESPONSE: COMPARISONS TO ELDER PHYSICAL ABUSE Brain Payne, Georgia State University
JQ16. WOMEN COMING HOME: LONG-TERM PATTERNS OF RECIDIVISM Beth Huebner, University of Missouri- St. Louis; Christina DeJong; Jennifer Cobbina, University of Missouri- St. Louis
JQ17. PROCEDURAL JUSTICE AND ORDER MAINTENANCE POLICING: A STUDY OF INNER- CITY YOUNG MEN’S PERCEPTIONS OF POLICE LEGITIMACY Jacinta Gau, California State University, San Bernardino; Rod Brunson, Southern Illinois University- Carbondale
Friday, February 26, 2010
ACJS Research and Pictorial Showcase
1. AN ANALYSIS OF THE CLERY ACT, CAMPUS SAFETY AND COLLEGE CHOICE DECISIONS AMONG AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDENTS Isis N. Walton, Virginia State University; B. Cherie Dawson-Edwards, Kentucky State University
2. ADDRESSING DIVERSITY IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE AT AN URBAN HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGE AND UNIVERITY (HBCU) Michael M. Berlin, Coppin State University; Mohamed Bamba, Coppin State University; Ketrich Cropper, Coppin State University
3. THE MARYLAND CRIMINAL JUSTICE CONSORTIUM OF COLLEGE EDUCATORS: IMPROVING CRJ EDUCATION THROUGH PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS Michael M. Berlin, Coppin State University; Alvin J. Zumbrun, Community College of Baltimore County; Linda L. Fleischer, Community College of Baltimore County; Patrick J. O’Guinn, Howard County Community College
4. AN ASSESSMENT OF CAMPUS VIOLENCE Bessie Hutchins, Mississippi Valley State University; Keisha Howard, Mississippi Valley State University; Jillian Sanders, Mississippi Valley State University; Diana Spells, Mississippi Valley State University; Joshua Stevens, Mississippi Valley State University; Zekelia Cain, Mississippi Valley State University
5. GLOBAL SOCIAL JUSTICE: UNICEF AND THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN'S RIGHTS: A GUYANA CASE STUDY Joan R. Mars, University of Michigan-Flint
6. SUPERVISING SEX OFFENDERS IN THE COMMUNITY: AN EXAMINATION OF STRATEGIES AND THEIR EFFECTIVENESS Tara A. Marhefka-Steiner, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
7. AN ANALYSIS OF AMERICAN COLONIAL CRIMINAL STATUTES THAT MIRROR CURRENT AMERICAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE POLICIES AND PROCEDURES Barbara Lawrence, Guilford College
8. ASSESSING ABSENT ADOLESCENTS: PREDICTING RECIDIVISM FOR TRUANCY CASES Jessica Kushler, Michigan State University; Christina Campbell, Michigan State University; Jodi Petersen, Michigan State University; Eyitayo Onifade, Michigan State University; William Davidson, Michigan State University
9. JUVENILE VICTIMS AND CRIME REPORTING: DO PREDICTORS OF NOTIFICATION VARY ACROSS SCHOOL AND NONSCHOOL SETTINGS? Adam Watkins, University of North Carolina Wilmington; Michael Maume, University of North Carolina Wilmington
10. LIFE EVENTS: THE ROLE OF VICTIMIZATION IN WOMEN’S DRUG AND CRIME TRAJECTORIES Vivian C. Pacheco, Rutgers University
11. LIFE SKILLS AND CRIMINAL THINKING: A COMPARISON BETWEEN OFFENDERS AND COLLEGE STUDENTS Rachel Tirnady, Central Connecticut State University
Friday, February 26, 2010
12. INVESTIGATING VARIATION IN THE MATURITY GAP AND ITS INFLUENCE ON DELINQUENCY ABSTENTION Michael Turner, University of North Carolina - Charlotte
13. COUNTERPRODUCTIVE WORK BEHAVIORS IN RESPONSE TO EMOTIONAL EXHAUSTION: APPLYING PRINCIPLES OF SELF-CONTROL THEORY LaMarcus Bolton, Saint Louis University
14. BENIGN OR MALIGN NEGLECT: HEALTH CARE AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE Robert L. Bing, University of Texas at Arlington
15. SHOULD THE UNITED STATES USE TORTURE DURING INTERROGATIONS OF NON- CITIZEN TERRORIST SUSPECTS? Mathew Thomas Smith, Youngstown State University; John M. Hazy, Youngstown State University
16. SEXUAL PERMISSIVENESS OR HYPOCRITICAL MORALITY? THE FUTURE OF LEGALIZED PROSTITUTION IN THE UNITED STATES Chelsea Horrocks, Bridgewater State College; Richard G. Wright, Bridgewater State College
17. SELF-CONTROL OR SOCIAL CONTROL: ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE AND JUVENILE DELINQUENCY Melissa A. Menasco, Canisius College
18. MECHANISMS OF IRANIAN STATE REGIME HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS THROUGH THE INSTRUMENTALITY OF CRIMINAL LAW Babak Mohassel, Bloomsburg University
19. ON THE MARGINS: OLDER FEMALE INMATES Margaret E. Leigey, California State University, Chico; Jessica P. Hodge, University of Missouri, Kansas City
20. INFORMATION SEEKING BEHAVIOR OF CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATORS IN TURKISH NATIONAL POLICE Mehmet Demircioglu, Turkish National Police; Ercan Balcioglu, Turkish National Police Academy
21. EXTREMISM AND SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES Phyllis Gerstenfeld, California State University, Stanislaus
22. CENTER FOR EVIDENCE BASED CRIME POLICY RESEARCH SHOWCASE Cynthia Lum, George Mason University; Cody Telep, George Mason University
23. THE NATURE AND TRAJECTORIES IN FEMALE OFFENDING Susan V. Koski, Central Connecticut State University
24. EFFECTS OF MALTREATMENT FROM CHILDHOOD TO ADULTHOOD Brooke Mathna, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Samantha Mock, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
25. RAISING CONFIDENCE IN POLICING: IS INTERNAL PROCESS IMPROVEMENT THE WAY TO BRING CITIZENS' NEEDS INTO FOCUS? Emma Louise Jeffcock, University of Cincinnati Policing Institute
Friday, February 26, 2010
26. ASSESSMENT OF STUDENT LEARNING IN A CAPSTONE COURSE Patricia E. Erickson, Canisius College
27. FEMALE SEX OFFENDERS: THROUGH THE LENS OF MASS MEDIA Jennifer Chiotti, University of Houston-Downtown
28. ANALYSIS OF AL QAEDA ATTACK PATTERNS Daniel P. Hepworth, University of Illinois at Chicago
29. PREDICTING CJ STUDENT SUCCESS Jennifer L. Hartman, University of North Carolina Charlotte; Vivian B. Lord, University of North Carolina Charlotte; Beth Bjerregaard, University of North Carolina Charlotte
30. UNDERSTANDING INSURGENCY Kris Etoama, Texas Southern University
31. POLICE VIGOR AND TRAFFIC STOPS James J. Sobol, Buffalo State College; Scott W. Phillips, Buffalo State College
32. MARSHALL ON MANAGEMENT: PARADIGMS FOR PUBLIC SERVICE George E. Richards, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania; Gennaro F. Vito, University of Louisville
33. ENGAGING STUDENTS AND PRISON INMATES IN DEBATES Nicholas Zinni, Bridgewater State College
34. “WORK, WORK, WORK”: THE ROLE OF CLIENT EMPLOYMENT IN THE SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF A DRUG COURT PROGRAM Bill Wakefield, University of Nebraska at Omaha
35. RESILIENT SELF-EFFICACY PERCEPTION OF MIZRAHI STREET PROSTITUTES Brenda Geiger, Bar-Ilan University
36. PRISON MANAGEMENT DUTIES REGARDING SMALL RELIGIOUS GROUPS IN ACCORDANCE WITH RLIUPA Brenda Riley, Sam Houston State University
37. ISSUES IN CAMPUS SECURITY Melissa Montanez, Sacred Heart University
38. OFFENDER RACE IN ASSAULTS AGAINST AMERICAN INDIAN/ALASKA NATIVE WOMEN IN THE NATIONAL INCIDENT BASED REPORTING SYSTEM Darryl Wood, Washington State University
39. A SUICIDE PREVENTION AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS: RESULTS OF A UNIVERSITY- WIDE PLANNING PROJECT Rani George, Albany State University; George Thomas, Albany State University; Charles Ochie, Albany State University
40. SERIAL MURDERERS: BEHIND THEIR DEADLY FANTASIES Jocelynn Fickbohm, University of South Dakota
41. HIGH RISK SEXUAL BEHAVIORS AMONG AFRICAN AMERICAN COLLEGE STUDENTS George Thomas, Albany State University; Rani George, Albany State University; Adansi Amankwaa, Albany State University
Friday, February 26, 2010
42. TBD
43. A NATIONAL EXAMINATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE CLUBS Kyle Langlais, Central Connecticut State University; Shamir Ratansi, Connecticut State University
44. ASSESSING THE EFFECTS OF SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION ON CRIME IN TEXAS BORDER COUNTIES: A TIME-SERIES CROSS-SECTIONAL ANALYSIS FROM 1990 TO 2008 Jonathan Gabriel Allen, Texas State University
45. MOVING BEYOND “PEOPLE ONLY DETECT DECEPTION AT CHANCE LEVELS” Pete Blair, Texas State University; Tim Levine, Michigan State University
46. TBD
47. JUVENILE SEX OFFENDER RISK ASSESSMENTS: A META-ANALYSIS Leanne Peterson, Michigan State University; Jodi Petersen, Michigan State University; Christina Campbell, Michigan State University; Eyitayo Onifade, Michigan State University; William Davidson, Michigan State University
48. YAKUZA IN THE UNITED STATES: LAW ENFORCEMENT AND PROSECUTORIAL RESPONSES Katie Sheets, University of South Dakota
49. INMATE REENTRY INTERVIEWS Dan Partrich, MidAmerica Nazarene University; Steve Kiburz
50. THE NEED TO COMPENSATE THE WRONGFULLY CONVICTED IN PENNSYLVANIA Justine Taylor, Penn State University Harrisburg
51. PAWN SHOP’S ROLE IN CRIME Michael Donato Paradis, Sacred Heart University
52. AN EXAMINATION OF THE DEATH PENALTY: REVISITING THE NOTIONS OF DETERRENCE AND RATIONAL CHOICE Justin Nicholas Crowl, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
53. COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF POLICE STRESS IN DIFFERENT SIZE DEPARTMENTS Jennifer Hedlund, Central Connecticut State University; Jonathan Lammers, Central Connecticut State University
54. TBD
55. FORENSIC NURSING AND THE RAPE VICTIM: AN EXAMINATION OF THE TREATMENT OF THE VICTIM AND THE PROCEDURE’S EFFECTIVENESS Kaitlin Marie Harding, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
56. DIFFERENTIAL RECIDIVISM: A REVIEW OF POLICY AND PRACTICE Amber Freitas, Southern Oregon University
57. TERMINALLY ILL AND DYING INMATES: AN ANALYTICAL LOOK AT THE ROLE OF HOSPICE IN THE PRISON SYSTEM Jessica Simoes Barbeiro, Bridgewater State College
Friday, February 26, 2010
58. TO BE FAIR OR NOT TO BE FAIR: EXAMINING POSSIBLE BIASES OF RISK ASSESSMENTS Christina Campbell, Michigan State University; Eyitayo Onifade, Michigan State University; William Davidson, Michigan State University; Jodi Petersen, Michigan State University
59. CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND THANATOURISM Paul Becker, University of Dayton; Bryan Byers, Ball State University; Arthur Jipson, University of Dayton
60. FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES: USING THE YLS/CMI TO IDENTIFY RISK PATTERNS AND INDICATORS OF RECIDIVISM Renee Voelker, Michigan State University; Christina A. Campbell, Michigan State University; Eyitayo Onifade, Michigan State University; Jodi Petersen, Michigan State University; William Davidson, Michigan State University
61. YOUTH VIOLENCE, DRUGS, MENTAL HEALTH, GRADES, EXERCISE, FRIENDS, AND DATA TO EXPLORE THEIR PATTERNS John Mark Hazy, Youngstown State University
62. STUDY OF THE ACADEMY OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE SCIENCES MEMBERSHIP – WHO BELONGS, WHO DOESN’T, AND WHY DO WE CARE? J. Renee Trombley, Prairie View A&M University; Jonathon Hyde, Prairie View A&M University; Fay Williams, Prairie View A&M University
63. JUVENILES AND GANGS Emily May Babyak, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
64. LEGAL LIABILITY IN THE WAR ON TERROR Sam H. Shurley, Texas State University, San Marcos; Sarah E. Scott, Texas State University, San Marcos
65. ECONOMIC HARDSHIP AND DELINQUENCY: APPLYING STRAIN THEORY TO GANG MEMBERSHIP Franklin C. Emeka, Lonestar College; Traqina Q. Emeka, University of Houston Downtown
66. EDUCATION IN A WOMEN’S PENAL INSTITUTION: A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS Aimée Burgdorf, University of Memphis
67. TBD
68. AN EXAMINATION OF RECIDIVISM RATES AMONG MENTALLY ILL ARRESTEES IN FLORIDA Jessica Nicole Mitchell, University of South Florida – FMHI; Nicolette Fariello Springer, University of South Florida – FMHI; Diane Haynes, University of South Florida - FMHI
69. JUST LIKE ON TV? CAREERS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Jeffrey Lee, Troy University
70. CITIZEN POLICE ACADEMIES IN THE UNITED STATES Debra Ross, Grand Valley State University
71. APPLYING CRIME PREVENTION TECHNIQUES TO POLICE ORGANIZATIONS Ryan Randa, University of Northern Colorado; Daniel Lytle, University of Cincinnati Friday, February 26, 2010
72. CYBERSTALKING: THE EMERGING THREAT Lisa Janine Fedrowitz, University of Central Florida
73. TOWARD THE EARLY IDENTIFICATION OF PERSONS AT-RISK FOR LIFE-COURSE PERSISTENT PROBLEM BEHAVIOR Brooke Adams, Saint Louis University; Michael G. Vaughn, Saint Louis University; Matt DeLisi, Iowa State University; Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University; Paul Wright, University of Cincinnati
74. DESIGNING A COLLEGE RAPE PREVENTION PROGRAM: WHAT DEFINES A SUCCESSFUL PROGRAM? Katie Herman, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
75. THE MODERATING EFFECTS OF GENDER IDENTITY AND HEAVY EPISODIC DRINKING ON ALCOHOL-RELATED VIOLENCE Robert L. Peralta, The University of Akron; Valerie J. Callanan, The University of Akron; Jennifer Steele, The University of Akron; Lia Chervenak, The University of Akron
76. CITIZEN ATTITUDES TOWARD DRUG CONTROL IN CHINA Mengyan Dai, University of Baltimore
77. PRISONER RE-ENTRY: AVOIDING THE MISTAKES OF THE PAST David Morante
78. METH LAB LOCATIONS AND ARREST PATTERNS IN LOUISVILLE, KY: 2006-2008 Gennaro Francis Vito, University of Louisville; Geetha Suresh, University of Louisville; Anthony Gennaro Vito, University of Louisville
79. BEYOND THE BOUNDARIES OF THE CLASSROOM: "LEARNING BY DOING" VISUALLY Susan R. Takata, University of Wisconsin, Parkside; Jeanne Curran, California State University, Dominguez Hills
80. DO EXPRESSIONS OF REMORSE BY DEATH ROW INMATES HAVE A RESTORATIVE EFFECT? Neal Slone, Bloomsburg University
81. HOW THE PUBLIC PERCEIVES THE POLICE: RESEARCH RESULTS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR POLICE-COMMUNITY RELATIONS Stephanie R. Kurtz, Bloomsburg University; Neal Slone, Bloomsburg University
82. RISK ASSESSMENT PATTERNS IN A SCHOOL-BASED SETTING Ariel Cooper Van Der Bogart, Michigan State University; Christina Campbell, Michigan State University; Jodi Petersen, Michigan State University; Eyitayo Onifade, Michigan State University; William Davidson, Michigan State University
83. THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CHANGE AND OPPORTUNITIES NECESSARY FOR SUCCESS TO REDUCE JUVENILE RECIDIVISM Pearl Chiang, Michigan State University; Christina Campbell, Michigan State University; Jodi Petersen, Michigan State University; Eyitayo Onifade, Michigan State University; William Davidson, Michigan State University
84. THE ROLE OF PEERS IN FACILITATING MISCONDUCT AMONG POLICE OFFICERS Jonathon A. Cooper, Arizona State University
Friday, February 26, 2010
85. MATCHING COURT SERVICES WITH FAMILY NEEDS: EXPLORING THE USE OF DYNAMIC MEASUREMENTS IN PROGRAM SELECTION Catherine Mooney, Michigan State University; Christina Campbell, Michigan State University; Jodi Petersen, Michigan State University; Etitayo Onifade, Michigan State University; William Davidson, Michigan State University; Pearl Chiang, Michigan State University
86. TBD
87. IN DEBT: COURT-ORDERED FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS IN OREGON Jeffrey Kerr, Portland State University; Theresa Sweeney, Portland State University
88. REDUCING JUVENILE DELIQUENCY IN ADOLESCENT FOSTER CHILDREN THROUGH FILIAL THERAPY Jennifer Elizabeth Capps, Metropolitan State College of Denver
89. WHERE HAVE ALL THE SOLO AUTHORS GONE? PATTERNS OF SOLO AND CO- AUTHORSHIP IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND CRIMINOLOGY Richard Tewksbury, University of Louisville; Elizabeth Ehrhardt Mustaine, University of Central Florida
90. LAW ENFORCEMENT PERCEPTIONS OF TRANSNATIONAL GANGS ON THE TEXAS/MEXICO BORDER John Jacob Rodriguez, University of Texas at Arlington; Arthur Vasquez, University of Texas at Arlington; Frank Anthony Rodriguez, Prairie View A & M University
91. USING THE LEVEL OF SERVICE INVENTORY - REVISED TO PREDICT SUPERVISION OUTCOME: TESTING THE RISK PRINCIPLE Alex M. Holsinger, University of Missouri at Kansas City
92. DE-MYSTIFYING GRANT WRITING Marsha Amoy Fraser, University of South Florida
93. CORPORATE CRIME: A CASE STUDY OF FOREIGN COMPANY Brooke McQuerrey, University of Central Missouri; Yeok-il Cho, University of Central Missouri; Jiyoung Kim, University of Kyungju
94. THE CONSEQUENCES OF INCARCERATION ON AGING PRISONERS: AN EXAMINATION OF SOCIAL SUPPORT AND FEELINGS OF SAFETY Jill K. Doerner, University of Rhode Island; Wendi E. Goodlin, The University of Southern Mississippi
95. INDIVIDUAL AND COMMUNITY PREDICTORS OF FEAR OF CRIMINAL VICTIMIZATION Elizabeth J. Dansie, Utah State University; Jamison D. Fargo, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
96. THE SECRET ORIGINS OF THE FOURTH AMENDMENT EXCLUSIONARY RULE Roger Roots, New York Institute of Technology
97. PICTURE POSTCARDS AND THE IMAGE OF THE PRISON IN EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY AMERICA Frank Thomas Morn, Illinois State University
Friday, February 26, 2010
98. TREATMENT OUTCOMES AMONGST STATUS OFFENDERS: ANOTHER LOOK AT THE DALLAS COUNTY JUVENILE DEPARTMENT Myesha Applewhite, University of Texas at Dallas; Karen Hayslett-McCall, University of Texas at Dallas
99. WILLIAM BRATTON'S CRIME CONTROL MODEL: METHODS EMPLOYED, OUTCOME MEASURES, AND CRITICISMS Michael Fischer, Norfolk State University
100. A MANUALIZED APPROACH FOR ROLE PLAYERS IN CRISIS RESPONSE TEAM TRAINING Nicol Elena Levi-Minzi, Nova Southeastern University; Andrea Mae Bethany Brockman, Nova Southeastern University; Samuel Lee Browning, Nova Southeastern University
101. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CORRECTIONAL OFFICER STRESS SURVEY (CROSS) Andrea Mae Bethany Brockman, Nova Southeastern University; Samuel Lee Browning, Nova Southeastern University; Nicol Elena Levi-Minzi, Nova Southeastern University
102. EFFICACY OF CRISIS INTERVENTION TEAMS IN LAW ENFORCEMENT Samuel Lee Browning, Nova Southeastern University; Nicol Elena Levi-Minzi, Nova Southeastern University; Andrea Mae Bethany Brockman, Nova Southeastern University
103. ATTITUDES AND BELIEFS OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS SURROUNDING THE CASEY ANTHONY CASE Lauren Catenacci, University of Central Florida
104. TBD
105. DESIGNING A SERVICE LEARNING COMPONENT FOR AN INTRODUCTORY CRIMINAL JUSTICE COURSE TO BE DELIVERED TO OVER 500 STUDENTS: CAN IT BE DONE? Robyn L. Diehl, Virginia Commonwealth University
106. JUVENILE DRUG COURTS: A CONTINUING EVOLUTION Holly Sarinic, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
107. EFFICIENCY OF JUVENILE BOOT CAMPS Cory Boccio, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
108. JUVENILES TRIED AND SENTENCED AS ADULTS: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE RESEARCH ON REOFFENDING PATTERNS Karen Miner-Romanoff, Walden University
109. BIAS POLICING RESEARCH STUDY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA Ralph Edmund Ioimo, Auburn University; J. Bret Becton, University of Southern Mississippi; Leslie Meadows, Auburn University; Rachel Tears, Auburn University; Michael Charles, Auburn Center for Government
110. WHO ARE THE CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE INNOVATORS? Erin Orrick, University of Texas at Dallas; Henriikka Weir, University of Texas at Dallas
Friday, February 26, 2010
111. MAXIMIZING A SAMPLE: A REPORT ON THE EFFICACY OF USING A WEB BASED SURVEY TOOL TO CONDUCT CRIMINAL JUSTICE RESEARCH Aviva Twersky Glasner, Bridgewater State College
112. CAPE VERDEAN MIGRATION AND TRUST OF POLICE Stephanie Alves, Bridgewater State College
113. COMMUNITY POLICING AND BROWNFIELD REDEVELOPMENT Maryam Davodi-Far, National University
114. HUMAN TRAFFICKING – CURRENT RESEARCH Jason Miller, Bridgewater State College
115. CYBERCRIME AND THE POLICE: A STUDY OF WHY CYBERCRIME SHOULD BE A LOCAL POLICE ISSUE Daniel C. Eloff, San Jose State University
116. CHARACTERISTICS OF PROTECTION ORDER RESPONDENTS Michelle Emerson-Lewis, Metropolitan State College of Denver
117. TBD
118. THE ROLE OF SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS FOR CONTROLLING VIOLENT CRIMES Idris Guclu, University of North Texas; Sherry Hayes, Texas Woman’s University
119. REFORMING CALIFORNIA PAROLE Guillermo Viera, Northeastern University and California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation
120. TECHNOLOGY AND DIFFUSION OF INNOVATION: CREATING WHITE-COLLAR CRIME OPPORTUNITIES Cynthia Koller, University of Cincinnati
121. THE IMPACT OF OFFENDING AND INCARCERATION ON FAMILY DYNAMICS Amanda Gendon, University of Missouri – St. Louis
122. THE EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF CRIME THROUGHOUT COMMUNITIES IN SOUTH KOREA Eui-Gab Hwang, Kyonggi University; Suhong Min, Kyonggi University; Taejeong Hwang, Kyonggi University
123. WHITE-COLLAR OFFENDERS’ IMPRISONMENT EXPERIENCE: A PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS William Stadler, University of Cincinnati; Cheryl Jonson, University of Cincinnati
124. PEER NETWORKS, OPPORTUNITY, AND VICTIMIZATION: USING SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS TO INVESTIGATE AN OLD PROBLEM Kristin Swartz, University of Cincinnati; Jessica Dunham, University of Cincinnati; Pamela Wilcox, University of Cincinnati
125. THE SOUND OF SILENCE: USING CLICKERS IN THE CLASSROOM Michael B. Blankenship, Boise State University; Shannon Shayne, Boise State University
Friday, February 26, 2010
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM Justice Quarterly Invitational Showcase Golden Ballroom and ACJS Research and Pictorial Showcase Tear-Down
Participants in the Showcase must remove their presentations during this time.
12:30 PM – 1:30 PM EVENT # 307 California Ballroom ACJS Presidential Address
Janice Joseph, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences President
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 308 Pacific Salon 1
VISUAL CRIMINOLOGY, STUDENTS, AND DEWEY
Moderator: Susan R. Takata, University of Wisconsin, Parkside
Discussant: Jeanne Curran, Calfornia State University, Dominguez Hills
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 309 Pacific Salon 2
PHILOSOPHICAL ISSUES IN TEACHING Chair: James J. Ness, University of Phoenix – Hohokam Campus
CONSERVATIVE REVOLUTIONARY: A PARADOXICAL HUMAN POSSIBILITY Barbara Ann Todish, Fairleigh Dickinson University
DO WE CONSCIOUSLY REINFORCE THE ROOT CAUSES OF CRIME BY HUMAN DEFAULT? Barbara Ann Todish, Fairleigh Dickinson University
CRIMINAL JUSTICE STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF PRACTITIONER FACULTY VS. TRADITIONAL ACADEMIC TENURE TRACK FACULTY James J. Ness, University of Phoenix – Hohokam Campus; Rob Olding, University of Phoenix - Hohokam Campus; Elizabeth Walsh, University of Phoenix – Hohokam Campus
CRIMINAL JUSTICE IS NOT THE BATTLEGROUND TO COMBAT GLBT ISSUES IN ACADEMIA Harrison Watts, Washburn University; Sam Newland, Washburn University; Mike Manske, Washburn University
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 310 Pacific Salon 3
TBD
Friday, February 26, 2010
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 311 Pacific Salon 4
RECRUITING AN EDUCATED AND DIVERSE WORKFORCE IN LAW ENFORCEMENT: IS THE ACADEMY HELPFUL IN ADVANCING THIS AGENDA?
Moderator: Jeffrey Magers, California University of Pennsylvania
Discussants: Linda Forst, Shoreline Community College; Janice Ahmad, University of Houston-Downtown; Kirk Trate, Wilmington University; William J. Fassinger, SUNY Canton; Joseph J. Davis, Roberts Wesleyan College
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 312 Pacific Salon 5
ENGAGING UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS THROUGH COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH
Moderator: Carolyn R. Hanes
Discussant: Marianne Goodfellow, Lebanon Valley College
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 312A Pacific Salon 6
VIEWING SUSANNE MASON’S WRIT WRITER
Moderator: Paul Lucko, Murray State University
Discussants: James Marquart, The University of Texas at Dallas; Kate King, Western Kentucky University; Dorothy Merianos, Murray State University
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 312B Ascot Criminal Justice Studies Editorial Board Meeting
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 313 Pacific Salon 7 Youth Violence & Juvenile Justice Editorial Board Meeting
2:00 PM - 3:15 PM EVENT # 314 Pacific Salon 6 Prison Journal Editorial Board Meeting
2:00 PM - 3:15 PM EVENT # 315 Ascot Criminal Justice Policy Review Editorial Board Meeting
Friday, February 26, 2010
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 316 Stratford International Section Executive Board Meeting
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 317 Pacific Salon 1
WRONGFUL CONVICTION ISSUES Chair: Marvin Zalman, Wayne State University
STORIES OF EXONEREES Melissa A Delgado, Bridgewater State College
EXPLORING WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS THROUGH CASE STUDIES Marvin Zalman, Wayne State University
LEARNING LAWYERS SKILLS BY DECONSTRUCTING CRIMINAL CASES Justin Brooks, California Western School of Law
THE MEDICAL EXAMINER OR MISCREANT EXPERT? Michael H. Fox, Hyogo University
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 318 Pacific Salon 2
QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE RESEARCH ON USERS METHAMPHETAMINE AND OTHER DRUGS Chair: Matthew David O’Deane, Kaplan University
RISING METHAMPHETAMINE USE IN THE CENTRAL U.S. AND CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY: WHICH PERSPECTIVE MIGHT ACCOUNT FOR IT? Matt C. Landis, Illinois State University
METHAMPHETAMINE AND VIOLENCE Ralph Weisheit, Illinois State University
HOTEL LIFE: DEVIANCE AMONG RESIDENTS WITHIN THE “6TH STREET HOTEL” Brandon Stroup, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
RUN SILENT, RUN DEEP Linda D. Keena, The University of Mississippi; Nishanth Visagaratnam, Southern Illinois University; John Wade, Southeast Missouri State University
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 319 Pacific Salon 3
THE FUTURE OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN THE UNITED STATES
Moderator: Robert M. Bohm, University of Central Florida
Discussants: Talia Harmon, Niagara University; Dennis Longmire, Sam Houston State University; Gennaro Vito, University of Louisville; Brenda Vogel, California State University at Long Beach
Friday, February 26, 2010
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 320 Pacific Salon 4
ELDERLY AND VICTIMIZATION ISSUES IN PRISONS AND JAILS Chair: John J. Kerbs, East Carolina University
PERCEIVED RISK OF VICTIMIZATION AMONG OLDER MALE PRISONERS John J. Kerbs, East Carolina University; Jennifer M. Jolley, Washington University
ELDERLY INMATE HEALTH CARE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR PRISON ADMINISTRATORS Dorothy Merianos, Murray State University; James Marquart, University of Texas at Dallas
INCREASING ACCOUNTABILITY IN THE PREVENTION OF IN-CUSTODY PRISON DEATHS Howard Sapers, Correctional Investigator of Canada
STAFF PERCEPTIONS OF INMATE CREDIBILITY IN REPORTS OF SEXUAL VICTIMIZATION Carrie Cook, Georgia College & State University; Jodi Lane, University of Florida
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 321 Pacific Salon 5
CARIBBEAN CRIME ISSUES I: LEADERSHIP AND POLICING IN “PARADISE” Chair: Anthony D. Harriott, Institute of Criminal Justice and Security, UWI, Mona
A FAILURE OF LEADERSHIP: THE CRISIS OF VALUES AND THE POST-INDEPENDENCE JAMAICAN LEFT Obika Gray, University of Wisconsin Eau Claire
FACTORS AFFECTING POLICE OFFICERS’ ACCEPTANCE OF COMMUNITY POLICING AS A VIABLE LAW ENFORCEMENT STRATEGY Richard Bennett, American University; Jane E. Palmer, American University
POLICE AND SOCIETY IN HAITI: THE INTERVENTION AND CONTINUATION OF OLD PATTERNS? Anthony D. Harriott, Institute of Criminal Justice and Security, University of the West Indies, Mona
POLICING LGBT COMMUNITIES Wayne Gillespie, East Tennessee State University; Roger Blackwell, East Tennessee State University
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 322 Royal Palms Salon 1
MEASURING AND IMPROVING THE ETHICAL CLIMATE IN POLICE ORGANIZATIONS Chair: Joycelyn Pollock, Texas State University-San Marcos
MEASURING AN ETHICAL CLIMATE IN POLICE ORGANIZATIONS Joycelyn Pollock, Texas State University-San Marcos; Jeff Cancino, Texas State University- San Marcos; Pete Blair, Texas State University-San Marcos; Robert Beach, Texas State University-San Marcos
Friday, February 26, 2010
POLICE AND UNIVERSITY STUDENT PERSPECTIVES ON POLICE INTEGRITY IN SOUTH AFRICA: ARE THEY REALLY DIFFERENT? Michael Meyer, University of North Dakota; Jean Steyn, Tshwane University of Technology; Nirmala Gopal, University of KwaZulu-Natal; Jan La Grange, Tshwane University of Technology
EMERGING ETHICAL ISSUES IN CANADIAN POLICING Rick Parent, Simon Fraser University
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 323 Royal Palms Salon 2
RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION Chair: Rachel C. Hardesty, Portland State University
TEACHING RESTORTATIVE JUSTICE Rachel Hardesty, Portland State University
REFRAMING CRIMINAL JUSTICE: RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE CLASSROOM Susan Sharp, University of Oklahoma
RESTORATIVE JUSTICE PEDAGOGY: USING SERVICE LEARNING IN PRISONS Jo-Ann Della Giustina, Bridgewater State College
MAKING SPACE FOR RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND CRIMINOLOGY CURRICULA Sara Britto, Central Washington University
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 324 Royal Palms Salon 3
THE STRUCTURES OF HOMICIDE: SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION AND VIOLENCE Chair: Prabha Unnithan, Colorado State University
AN ANALYSIS OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD-HOMICIDE RELATIONSHIP IN URBAN JAMAICA Patrice Morris, East Carolina University; Christopher Charles, Monroe College
RELIGION, RURALITY AND INTIMATE PARTNER HOMICIDE: A SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION PERSPECTIVE Sheryl Van Horne, Rutgers University
EMPIRICAL EXAMINATION OF STRUCTURAL CORRELATES AND CAUSES FOR HOMICIDES: EVIDENCE FROM THE CITY OF HOUSTON Jonathan L. Hyde, Prairie View A&M University; G. Solomon Osho, Prairie View A&M University
“HOT SPOT” NEIGHBORHOODS: SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION AND PERSISTENT GEOGRAPHICAL PATTERNS OF VIOLENCE IN SAN ANTONIO, TX Michael J. Gilbert, University of Texas at San Antonio; Fabian S. Romero, University of Texas at San Antonio
Friday, February 26, 2010
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 325 Royal Palms Salon 4
CURRENT INSTITUTIONAL CORRECTIONAL ISSUES Chair: Allan L. Patenaude, University of Regina
HOW WILL RESIDENTS OF CALIFORNIA BE IMPACTED BY THE NEED TO ADDRESS OVERCROWDED STATE PRISONS James Larson, National University; Ken Kay, National University; Victor Lewis, National University
WARDEN’S PERCEPTIONS OF PRISON NURSERIES Julie Campbell, University of Nebraska at Kearney; Joseph Carlson, University of Nebraska at Kearney
MUSLIM CHAPLAINCY IN US PRISONS: AN INMATES PERSPECTIVE Nawal Ammar, University of Ontario Institute of Technology
ONLY THE BEST NEED APPLY: BONA FIDE OCCUPATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS AND CORRECTIONAL OFFICER RECRUITMENT IN CANADA Allan L. Patenaude, University of Regina
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 326 Royal Palms Salon 5
POLICING AND UTILIZING DATA
Moderator: Rebecca Howell, University of Alabama
Discussants: Keith Soothill, Centre for Applied Statistics, Lancaster University; Brian Francis, Centre for Applied Statistics, Lancaster University; David R. Forde, University of Alabama
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 327 Royal Palms Salon 6
CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN THE SPATIAL AND NETWORK ANALYSIS OF CRIME
\ GEOGRAPHIC CRIME LOCATION PREDICTION TECHNIQUES: AN EXPLORATION OF ASSAULT AND BREAK & ENTER CASES Nikki Filipuzzi, Mount Royal University
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 328 Sunrise
RACIAL AND ETHNIC HATE CRIME Chair: Silvina Ituarte, California State University East Bay
CALL THE POLICE: HATE CRIME AND ETHNIC CONFLICT IN METROPOLITAN LOS ANGELES Jacob Kang-Brown, University of California, Irvine
LEGITIMIZED ANTI-LATINO SENTIMENT: BREEDING PREJUDICE THAT PERPETUATES VIOLENCE Silvina Ituarte, California State University East Bay
Friday, February 26, 2010
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 329 Towne
TBD
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 330 Esquire
POLICING CITIZEN SATISFACTION Chair: Joel M. Hunt, American University
CITIZEN SATISFACTION WITH POLICE SERVICES: TESTING FOR DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CONSUMERS AND NON-CONSUMERS Joel M. Hunt, American University
THE ROLE OF POLICE BEHAVIOR IN PREDICTING CITIZENS’ ATTITUDES TOWARD THE POLICE Avdi S. Avdija, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
TRENDS IN USE OF VOLUNTEERS IN TEXAS POLICE DEPARTMENTS Timur Guclu, Sam Houston State University; Engin Gulen, Sam Houston State University
SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS (SRO) PROGRAM IN TEXAS Engin Gulen, Sam Houston State University; Timur Guclu, Sam Houston State University
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 331 Dover
PROGRAM EVALUATION AND SERIAL MURDER: A STUDENT PANEL Chair: Rachel Schmitt, Washington State University
FIRST OFFENDER PROSTITUTION PROGRAM: AN ANALYSIS OF MASCULINITY IN “JOHN’S SCHOOL” CURRICULUM Rachel Schmitt, Washington State University
OVER THE LIMIT, UNDER ARREST: CHARACTERISTICS OF ARD TREATMENT OFFENDERS Cory Sabol, Lebanon Valley College; Rebekah Carver, Lebanon Valley College; Christa Vrabel, Lebanon Valley College
BEHAVIORAL THEMES IN SERIEL HOMICIDE: AN EXAMINATION OF VICTIM RISK LEVELS Amalia Soledad Paladino, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Jenny Griffin, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; C. Gabrielle Salfati, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 332 Eaton
THEORETICAL INSIGHTS INTO CYBERCRIME VICTIMIZATION AND OFFENDING
NEUTRALIZATION TECHNIQUES AND COMPUTER CRIME ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES Joshua Lee Smallridge, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Friday, February 26, 2010
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 333 Brittany
TOWARDS A CARIBBEAN CRIMINOLOGY
Chair: Dianne Williams, University of the West Indies
Discussants: Keron King, University of the West Indies; Ramesh Sinanan, University of the West Indies
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EVENT # 334 Le Sommet
SERIAL HOMICIDE AND MASS MURDER Chair: Janet E. McClellan, University of Alaska-Fairbanks
WORKPLACE MASS MURDERS BY DISGRUNTLED EMPLOYEES Seungmug Lee, Western Illinois University
HUMAN PREDATOR-PREY INTERACTION IN SERIAL SEXUAL HOMICIDES: AN INDIVIDUAL- BASED MODEL OF VIOLENT SOCIAL BEHAVIOR Janet E. McClellan, University of Alaska-Fairbanks
INFLUENTIAL FACTORS ON SERIAL HOMICIDE TIME INTERVALS Jeffery R. Osborne, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Amber Horning, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; C. Gabrielle Salfati, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
2:00 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 335 Sunset ACJS Executive Board Meeting
James W. Marquart, President Melissa Barlow, First Vice President Craig Hemmens, Second Vice President Janice Joseph, Immediate Past President Marilyn Chandler Ford, Treasurer Roslyn Muraskin, Secretary Denise Kindschi Gosselin, Trustee-at-Large John Worrall, Trustee-at-Large Nicole Leeper Piquero, Trustee-at-Large L. Edward Day, Region One Trustee Lee Ross, Region Two Trustee Kenneth J. Novak, Region Three Trustee Willard Oliver, 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 # 336 Pacific Salon 3 International Section General Business Meeting
Friday, February 26, 2010
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 337 Ascot
TBD
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 338 Stratford Minorities and Women Section Executive Board Meeting
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 339 Pacific Salon 1
RESEARCHING CRIME AND VIOLENCE IN PARADISE
Moderator: Ramesh Deosaran, University of Trinidad and Tobago
Discussants: Anthony D. Harriott, Institute of Criminal Justice and Security, University of the West Indies, Mona; P.K.B. St. Jean, Quality of Life Associates; Marlyn J. Jones, California State University, Sacramento and Institute of Criminal Justice and Security
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 340 Pacific Salon 2
DREAM BIG: ATTRIBUTES OF A UTOPIAN PRISON
Moderator: Joycelyn M. Pollock, Texas State University-San Marcos
Discussants: Jody Sundt, Portland State University; Marilyn McShane, University of Houston; Frank Williams III, University of Houston; Robert Johnson, American University; Eric Lambert, Wayne State University; Michael S. Vaughn, Sam Houston State University; Jeffrey Ian Ross, University of Baltimore; Mary K. Stohr, Boise State University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 341 Pacific Salon 4
FEMINIST RESEARCH: THE DEVIL IN THE REALITY Chair: Toni DuPont-Morales, California State University, Fresno
WAITING AND LEARNING Etta Morgan, Jackson State University
TRANSCENDING THE GOOD GIRL—BAD GIRL IN FEMIINIST RESEARCH Barbara Owen, California State University, Fresno
THEIR WORDS—THEIR CRIMES Irene Baird, Penn State—The Capital College
INTEGRATING THE OPPOSITES Toni DuPont-Morales, California State University, Fresno; Ronald Hunter, Georgia Gwinnett College
Friday, February 26, 2010
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 342 Pacific Salon 5
EMERGING ISSUES IN THEORY AND BEHAVIOR Chair: Donna Selman, Eastern Michigan University
THEORETICAL EXPLANATIONS FOR THE USE OF PERFORMANCE ENHANCING DRUGS Nick Craig Athey, California State University; Ryan G. Fischer, California State University
NEW LENSES AND FRESH UNDERSTANDING: A CASE FOR THEORETICAL SYNTHESIS RESEARCH John J. Brent, University of Delaware; Peter B. Kraska, Eastern Kentucky University
TOXIC ELEMENTS OF ANGER EPISODES AND CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR Shamir Ratansi, Central Connecticut State University; Raymond Chip Tafrate, Central Connecticut State University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 343 Pacific Salon 6
LEGAL REFORM AND PROTECTIVE MEASURES FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT Chair: Allison Cotton, Metropolitan State College of Denver
CONSENT AND SEX CRIMES Frances Bernat, Arizona State University
SEXUAL ASSAULT IN FEMALE PRISONS: PRE AND POST THE PRISON RAPE ELIMINATION ACT Danielle McDonald, Northern Kentucky University; Alexis J. Miller, Northern Kentucky University
EVALUATION OF LAW REFORMS TARGETING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN: SUCCESSESS, FAILURES, AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS Leonore M.J. Simon, East Tennessee State University; John Haggerty, East Tennessee State University
WHEN INCEST AND NEONATICIDE COLLIDE Cathie Perselay Seidman, Hudson County Community College
DOORMEN AND FLOORMEN: THE SKILLS AND TECHNIQUES BAR BOUNCERS USE TO DETECT DRINK DRUGGING Mischelle Taylor Stone, Ferris State University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 344 Pacific Salon 7
WHAT’S UP AT NIJ’S OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND EVALUATION? Chair: Christine R. Crossland, US Department of Justice
AN OVERVIEW OF NIJ Angela Moore, US Department of Justice
NIJ’S SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS Winnie Reed, US Department of Justice
Friday, February 26, 2010
AN OVERVIEW OF THE OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND EVALUATION Nancy Merritt, US Department of Justice
AN OVERVIEW OF ORE’S INTRAMURAL RESEARCH AND KEY PARTNERSHIPS Christine R. Crossland, US Department of Justice
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 345 Royal Palms Salon 2
RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IIN ACTION: THE CASE FOR MEDIATION Chair: Mary Ellen Reimund, Central Washington University
AN EVALUATION OF VICTIM OFFENDER MEDIATION AND RESTORTIVEJUSTICE Mukaddas Alhassan, Youngstown State University
“JOE EVERYDAY, PEOPLE OFF THE STREET”: A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF MEDIATORS IN VICTIM-OFFENDER MEDIATION Michael J. Gilbert, University of Texas at San Antonio; Jung Jin Choi, Florida Atlantic University
CRIMINAL MEDIATION: SOME LEGAL AND THEORETICAL CONCERNS Mary Ellen Reimund, Central Washington University; Christine Elythe Henderson, King County Superior Court, Seattle, WA
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 346 Royal Palms Salon 3
RECENT RESEARCH ON AMERICAN GANGS Chair: Matthew David O’Deane, Kaplan University
SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION IN GANGS Matthew David O’Deane, Kaplan University
JUVENILE GANGS IN THE 21st CENTURY Jason Marque Sole
A MULTIVARIATE EXAMINATION OF SELF-CONTROL, DIFFERENTIAL ASSOCIATION, AND GANG INVOLVEMENT Jason Kissner, California State University, Fresno; Debra McKenzie, Fresno County Administrative Office
AN ANALYSIS OF JUVENILE GANGS AND GANG PREVENTION PROGRAMS Katherine Pantaleo, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
INTERVENTION AND SUPPRESSION OF SECURITY THREAT GROUPS: DOES ANYTHING WORK? John Winterdyk, Mount Royal University
Friday, February 26, 2010
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 347 Royal Palms Salon 4
EVIDENCE-BASED POLICING AND JUVENILE CRIME Chair: Cody Telep, George Mason University
THE EVIDENCE-BASED POLICING MATRIX: WHAT IS IT AND WHAT DOES IT TELL US? Cody Telep, George Mason University; Cynthia Lum, George Mason University; Christopher S. Koper, Police Executive Research Forum
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 348 Royal Palms Salon 5
COMMUNITY POLICING STRATEGIES Chair: Michael J. Jenkins, University of Scranton
DOES COMMUNITY POLICING REDUCE CRIME? Mehmet A. Sözer, Turkish National Police Academy; Alida V. Merlo, Indiana University Of Pennsylvania
SHIFTING ORGANIZATIONAL STRATEGIES OF POLICE DEPARTMENTS IMPLEMENTING BROKEN WINDOWS POLICING Michael J. Jenkins, University of Scranton
E-POLICING: AN ASSESSMENT OF WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT AMONG US POLICE DEPARTMENTS Melchor C. de Guzman, State University of New York Brockport; Matthew A. Jones, Portland State University
THOUGHTS INTO ACTION: DOES NEED FOR COMPLEX THOUGHT RELATE TO APPROVAL OF COMMUNITY POLICING? Patricia A. Cardner, Park University-Austin; Robert L. Werling, California State University- Stanislaus
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 349 Royal Palms Salon 6
ASKING AND ANSWERING DIFFERENT QUESTIONS BY USING QUALITATIVE METHODS Chair: Richard Tewksbury, University of Louisville
THE PROMINENCE OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH IN CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE SCHOLARSHIP Richard Tewksbury, University of Louisville; Dean Dabney, Georgia State University; Heath Copes, University of Alabama at Birmingham
USING A RATIONAL CHOICE PERSPECTIVE TO EXPLORE DATA EDITING DECISIONS: A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS George Higgins, University of Louisville; Kathrine Johnson, University of West Florida
ASSESSING DISPROPORTIONATE MINORITY CONTACT THROUGH QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE METHODS Carlos E. Posadas, New Mexico State University; Robert J. Durán, New Mexico State University
Friday, February 26, 2010
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 350 Sunrise
POLICE, TECHNOLOGY, AND THE INTERNET Chair: Deborah Shaffer, University of Nevada
TRENDS IN THE ADOPTION OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES BY LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENTS Brian Reaves, Bureau of Justice Statistics
THE HISTORY OF ELECTRONIC MONITORING TECHNOLOGY IN COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS: PROMISES, PROPAGANDA, AND PITFALLS Giselle White-Perry, South Carolina State University
FOLLOWING THE LEAD OF BARACK OBAMA, CNN, AND ASHTON KUTCHER: POLICE DEPARTMENTS’ USE OF TWITTER Danielle Shields, University of Nevada; Omar Melchor, University of Nevada; Deborah Shaffer, University of Nevada; Joel Lieberman, University of Nevada
BUILDING ONLINE COMMUNITIES WITHIN A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY Charles Russo, Daytona Beach Police Department/American Military University; Kevin Duffy, Daytona Beach Police Department
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 351 Towne
THE EXCLUSIONARY RULE AND THE RIGHT OF PRIVACY Chair: Claire Nolasco, Sam Houston State University
NARROWING THE APPLICATION OF THE EXCLUSIONARY RULE: THE GOOD FAITH DOCTRINE Claire Nolasco, Sam Houston State University; Michael S. Vaughn, Sam Houston State University
THE FOURTH AMENDMENT EXCLUSIONARY RULE: A FAILURE TO ENFORCE AT THE MARGINS Jefferson Ingram, University of Dayton
THE FOURTH AMENDMENT HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT: A NEW TAKE ON A RIGHT TO PRIVACY Paul Gormley, North Shore Community College; Stephanie Mizrahi, California State University, Sacramento
EXAMINING REASONABLE EXPECTATIONS OF PRIVACY Weston Morrow, California State University, Long Beach; Henry Fradella, California State University, Long Beach
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 352 Esquire
ASSESSING OFFICER’S OCCUPATIONAL IDENTITY Chair: Tara O'Connor Shelley, Colorado State University
AN EXAMINATION OF FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE OFFICERS’ WILLINGNESS TO USE THE TASER: A MULTI-SITE STUDY Justin T. Ready, Arizona State University; Phillip M. Kopp, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Graduate Center, CUNY; John C. DeCarlo, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Graduate Center, CUNY Friday, February 26, 2010
THE OCCUPATIONAL IDENTITY AND ACTIVITIES OF CONSERVATION OFFICERS Tara O'Connor Shelley, Colorado State University; Matthew S. Crow, University of West Florida
PSYCHOLOGICAL PRE-EMPLOYMENT SCREENING FOR POLICE CANDIDATES: RESULTS OF A NATIONAL STUDY M. L. Dantzker, University of Texas
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 353 Dover
VICTIMIZATION AND HATE CRIMES: A STUDENT PANEL
VICTIMIZATION, RESILIENCE AND COLLEGE STUDENTS Ebony Johnson, The University of Alabama
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 354 Eaton
CURRENT RESEARCH ON DIGITAL PIRACY Chair: Kevin Francis Steinmetz; Eastern Kentucky University
UNDER THE PIXELATED JOLLY ROGER: A VIRTUAL ETHNOGRAPHY OF ONLINE PIRATES Kevin Francis Steinmetz; Eastern Kentucky University
DIGITAL PIRACY & STEALING Szde Yu, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
THE MAKINGS OF A PIRATE: STUDENT AWARENESS OF TECHNOLOGY MISUSE Casey Murdock, Southern Oregon University; David E Carter, Southern Oregon University
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 355 Brittany
DYNAMICS OF SITUATIONAL FACTORS INVOLVING YOUTH AND JUVENILE JUSTICE Chair: Monica Robbers, Marymount University
EXAMINING RACE, GENDER, AND SOCIAL CLASS DISPARITIES: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF “GET TOUGH” JUVENILE WAIVER LEGISLATION Rachel Brushett, University of Cincinnati
EVENT CHARACTERISTICS IN HOMICIDES INVOLVING AFRICAN-AMERICAN YOUTH: WHY ARE OUR KIDS KILLING EACH OTHER? J. Renee Trombley, Prairie View A & M University
TRIBAL YOUTH PROGRAMS ACROSS THE UNITED STATES Monica Robbers, Marymount University
Friday, February 26, 2010
3:30 PM – 4:45 PM EVENT # 356 Le Sommet
OFFENDER TYPOLOGIES, PERSPECTIVES AND PATTERNS OF VIOLENCE Chair: Megan Maiello, John Jay College
CHARACTERISTICS OF BANK ROBBERS AND BANK ROBBERY Megan Maiello, John Jay College
THE CHANGING NATURE OF AUTO THIEVES Jennifer Armstrong, University of Fraser Valley; Tara Haarhoff, RCMP and University of Fraser Valley; Darryl Plecas, University of Fraser Valley; Amanda McCormick, University of Fraser Valley; Irwin Cohen, University of Fraser Valley
MURDER IN MILWAUKEE: AN HISTORICAL COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS Steven G. Brandl, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee; Emily Olson, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM EVENT # 357 Tiki Pavilion Minorities and Women Section Awards Ceremony and Reception
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM EVENT # 358 Ascot African Criminology and Justice Group Meeting
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 359 Pacific Salon 1
STATE VICTIM ASSISTANCE ACADEMIES: THE MODERN EDUCATION OF CRIME VICTIMS’ ADVOCATES
Moderator: Robert Jerin, Endicott College
Discussants: Kevin Becker, Harvard Medical School; Debra Stanley, University of Baltimore; Bernadette Muscat, California State University, Fresno; Helen Eigenberg, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 360 Pacific Salon 2
CONTEMPORARY ISSUES AND CHALLENGES IN LAW ENFORCEMENT INTELLIGENCE Chair: David L. Carter, Michigan State University
INTELLIGENCE-LED POLICING: THEORY AND PRACTICE Richard Holden, Institute for Intergovernmental Research
LAW ENFORCEMENT INTELLIGENCE: THE NEED FOR EVALUATION Jeremy G. Carter, Michigan State University
Friday, February 26, 2010
FUSION CENTERS: ISSUES FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW Robert W. Taylor, Caruth Police Institute
INTELLIGENCE PRODUCTS (REPORTS): THREATS TO PRIVACY OR TOOLS TO PROTECT THE HOMELAND? David L. Carter, Michigan State University
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 361 Pacific Salon 3
BEHAVIORAL STUDIES Chair: Peter W. Liu, Monmouth University
SHOPLIFTING AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS – BEHAVIOR PATTERNS AND MOTIVATIONS Peter W. Liu, Monmouth University; Melissa Burro, Monmouth University
POLICE IMPERSONATORS: AN EXPLORATION OF THE PRETENSES AND PRETENDERS Callie Marie Rennison, University of Colorado – Denver; Mary Dodge, University of Colorado – Denver
FORTY YEARS OF CHANGE IN BLACKMAIL CONVICTIONS Brian Francis, Lancaster University, UK; Keith Soothill, Lancaster University, UK
BLACK METALLERS AND GANGSTER RAPPERS: “ANTI-CULTURES” MAKE STRANGE BEDFELLOWS Gordon Arthur Crews, Marshall University; Angela West Crews, Marshall University
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 362 Pacific Salon 4
CRIMINAL JUSTICE INTERNSHIPS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY REVISITED
Moderator: Pearl Jacobs, Sacred Heart University
Discussants: Linda Schain, Hofstra University; Patrick Morris, Sacred Heart University
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 363 Pacific Salon 5
CURRENT ISSUES IN CORRECTIONS POLICY Chair: Melinda D. Schlager, Texas A&M-Commerce
ASSESSING RISK ASSESSMENT INSTRUMENTS James A. Wilson, Russell Sage Foundation; Christine Zozula, University of Connecticut; Gabrielle Chapman, Chapman Inquiry, LLC
LESSONS FOR PLANNING SUCCESSFUL VIOLENCE PREVENTION IN YOUR STATE Irwin Waller, University of Ottawa
THE LAST FRONTIER OF EFFECTIVE CORRECTIONAL POLICY: ORGANIZATIONAL CAPITAL Melinda D. Schlager, Texas A&M-Commerce; Mario A. Paparozzi, University of North Carolina Pembroke
Friday, February 26, 2010
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 364 Pacific Salon 6
NEW RESEARCH DIRECTIONS ON RACIAL DISPARITIES IN JUVENILE AND ADULT SYSTEMS Chair: Mike Breci, Metropolitan State University
PRETRIAL RELEASE DECISIONS AND MINORITY DEFENDANTS: TESTING FOR RACIAL THREAT AND COURT COMMUNITIES PERSPECTIVES Mario Cano, Arizona State University
THE DISPROPORTIONATE INCARCERATION AND GRADUATION RATE OF BLACKS IN AMERICA Samuel C. Arungwa, Texas Southern University
DISPROPORTIONATE MINORITY CONTACT/CONFINEMENT (DMC) Mike Breci, Metropolitan State University; Anne Cross, Metropolitan State University
HEMISPHERIC LATERALIZATION IN THE PROCESSING OF SAME- AND CROSS-RACE FACES Abigail Moore, University of Texas at El Paso; Christina Berben; Mallory Frazier; Wendy Lindner; Stephen Hampton, University of Mary Washington
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 365 Pacific Salon 7
STUDENT CENTERED LEARNING USING DISTANCE, HYBRID AND ONLINE LEARNING TECHNIQUES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION Chair: AnnMarie Cordner, Kutztown University
INTEGRATING ONLINE LEARNING TECHNIQUES INTO THE TRADITION AL CLASSROOM: PROMISING STRATEGIES FOR EXPANDING CLASSROOM BOUNDARIES AnnMarie Cordner, Kutztown University
STUDENT CENTERED LEARNING: COLLABORATIVELY BUILDING COURSES WITH CRIMINAL JUSTICE STUDENTS Rachel C. Hardesty, Portland State University
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 366 Royal Palms Salon 1
GANG VIOLENCE STUDIES Chair: Matthew David O’Deane, Kaplan University
GENERATING GANGSTERS IN AMERICA: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF PREDICTORS OF JUVENILE GANG MEMBERSHIP Frank Anthony Rodriguez, Prairie View A&M University
EVALUATION OF A GANSTER/GUN REDUCTION PROJECT IN SAN DIEGO Matthew O’Deane, Kaplan University
GANG PREVENTION Richard H. Martin, Auburn Montgomery; Jeffrey Gwynne, Auburn Montgomery
SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION AND FEAR OF STREET GANGS Fatih Irmak, University of North Texas; Gokhan Aksu, University of North Texas; Suat Cubukcu, University of North Texas Friday, February 26, 2010
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 367 Royal Palms Salon 2
STATE LEGAL ISSUES Chair: Becky Kohler da Cruz, Armstrong Atlantic State University
EQUAL PROTECTION FOR ALL: PROXIMITY TO ELECTION AND CAPITAL CASE OUTCOMES IN THE ALABAMA SUPREME COURT Jennifer Leigh Adger, American University
UTAH COURTS SLAP DOWN LEGISLATORS: WHY A MOVE FROM A CONVICTION-BASED TO A RISK-ASSESSMENT APPROACH BETTER PROTECTS CHILDREN Teresa L. Welch, Salt Lake Legal Defender Association; Samuel P. Newton, Weber State University
GEORGIA’S TWO STRIKES PROVISION: A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF PROSECUTORIAL DISCRETION Becky Kohler da Cruz, Armstrong Atlantic State University
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 368 Royal Palms Salon 3
THE MORE THINGS CHANGE, THE MORE THEY STAY THE SAME: PERCEPTIONS OF RAPE AND RISK Chair: Donna M. Vandiver, Texas State University
RAPE ATTITUDES AND BELIEFS: A REPLICATION STUDY Rhissa Briones, University of South Florida; Kathleen Heide, University of South Florida; Christopher Sullivan, University of South Florida, Shayne Jones, University of South Florida
AN ASSESSMENT OF FACTORS THAT AFFECT COLLEGE STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF RAPE Donna M. Vandiver, Texas State University; Jessica Rager, Texas State University
TRADITIONAL GENDER ROLE AND RAPE MYTH ACCEPTANCE: FROM THE COUNTRYSIDE TO THE BIG CITY Laura L. King, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 369 Royal Palms Salon 4
PERSPECTIVES IN ESPIONAGE AND DOMESTIC TERRORISM Chair: Terry M. Mors, Western Illinois University
THE FUTURE OF COUNTER-TERRORISM Charles Andrew Lieberman, University of New Haven
A PRELIMINARY PARTIAL TEST OF SOCIAL STRUCTURE AND SOCIAL LEARNING THEORY ON TERRORIST BOMBING Minwoo Yun, Wheeling Jesuit University; Eunyoung Kim, University of Florida
PROFILES OF DOMESTIC JIHADISTS AND LESSONS LEARNED Dean C. Alexander, Western Illinois University; Terry M. Mors, Western Illinois University
Friday, February 26, 2010
THE NEW WAVE OF TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY ESPIONAGE IN THE UNITED STATES Frank E. Hagan, Mercyhurst College
FIGHTING TERRORISM IN THE 21ST CENTURY Harvey Kushner, Long Island University
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 370 Royal Palms Salon 5
DREAM BIG: ATTRIBUTES OF A UTOPIAN JAIL
Moderator: Brandon Applegate, University of Central Florida
Discussants: Rosemary L. Gido, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Jeanne Stinchcomb, Florida Atlantic University; Stan Stojkovic, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Ken Kerle, Retired Manager of American Jails Magazine; Mary K. Stohr, Boise State University
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 371 Royal Palms Salon 6
POLICE ORGANIZATIONAL MANAGEMENT Chair: Stan Shernock, Norwich University
THE DEBATE ABOUT THE REGIONALIZATION OF POLICE SERVICES: THE THIRTY-FIVE YEAR VERMONT EXPERIENCE Stan Shernock, Norwich University
POLICE OFFICER PERCEPTIONS OF POLICE PATROL ACTIVITY TRACKING Justin Voss, University of Alaska/Anchorage Police Department
SHERIFF-CORONER: THE EFFECTS OF “DOUBLE-OFFICE” ON DEATH INVESTIGATIONS IN CALIFORNIA Robert Dunkley, Brandman University
“GOOD TO GREAT” PRINCIPLES IN POLICING: PERCEPTIONS OF MIDDLE MANAGERS Julie Kunselman, Northern Kentucky University; Gennaro Vito, University of Louisville
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 372 Sunrise
BEYOND OFFICE HOURS: FACULTY OUTREACH
Moderator: Frank J. DiMarino, Kaplan University
Discussants: Cliff Roberson, Kaplan University; Cloud Miller, Kaplan University; Timothy R. Pardue, Kaplan University; Robert Kopczynski, Kaplan University; Stephanie Bontrager, Kaplan University
Friday, February 26, 2010
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 373 Sunset
DOING MORE WITH LESS: META-LEADERSHIP SOLUTIONS TO RECESSION CUTS WITHIN MUNICIPAL POLICE DEPARTMENTS
Moderator: Maria (Maki) Haberfeld, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Discussants: P.J. Ortmeier, Grossmont Community College; Stephen Morreale, Worcester State College; Charles Lieberman, New Haven University
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 374 Towne
DELINQUENT BEHAVIOR: A STUDENT PANEL Chair: Jennifer Cruze, University of Louisville
GENDER AND AGE DIFFERENCES IN JUVENILE DELINQUENCY: A COMPARISON OF INDEX CRIMES USING THE UNIFORM CRIME REPORT Jennifer Cruze, University of Louisville
EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DISRUPTIVE BEHAVIOR IN POST-SECONDARY CLASSROOMS AND CRIME Matthew Nelson, Pennsylvania State University - Harrisburg
A LIFE-COURSE ANALYSIS OF JUVENILES PROCESSED THROUGH THE CHILD WELFARE SYSTEM Shaun Gann, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 375 Esquire
INCIDENCE OF CRIME: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES Chair: Jospeter Mbuba, Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne
FIVE INDEX CRIME TRENDS IN SOUTH KOREA: 1987 TO 2007 Chang-Yun Kim, Kyungnam University; Won-Jae Lee, Angelo State University
DRUG TRAFFICKING ALONG THE UNITED STATES/MEXICO BORDER Diairis Hernandez, TAMIU; Gabriel Sanchez, TAMIU
UNDERSTANDING THE RISE OF VIOLENT AND NON-VIOLENT CRIME IN KENYAN URBAN NEIGHBOURHOODS: THE INDISSOLUBLE VICIOUS CYCLE Jospeter Mbuba, Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne; Florence Mugambi, Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne
Friday, February 26, 2010
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 376 Dover
AIRPORT AND CYBER SECURITY Chair: Michael Palmiotto, Wichita State University
POST-9/11 U.S. AIRPORT SECURITY CHANGES AND DISPLACEMENT Henda Hsu, University at Albany, SUNY
AIRPORT SECURITY: COMPARATIVE SYSTEMS OF SECURITY Laurence Armand French, University of New Hampshire; Michael J. Palmiotto, Wichita State University
PROTECTING US OR THE BOTTOM LINE? ENTRY GATE POLICING AT SPORTING EVENTS AND LARGE SCALE ENTERTAINMENT VENUES Francis H. Schreiner, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
CYBER TERRORISM: IS IT SUFFICIENTLY ADDRESSED BY CURRENT LEGISLATION OF US AND UK? Ibrahim Cerrah, Turkish National Police Academy; Turgut A. Beydogan, Turkish ICT Board
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 377 Stratford
ETHICS AND IDENTITY IN TERRORISM Chair: Thomas Gilly, ERCES Quarterly Review
DISPROPORTIONATE PROPORTIONALITY: QUESTIONING THE LIMITS OF JUS IN BELLO. Thomas A. Gilly, ERCES Quarterly Review
IMPACT OF TERRORISM ON THE FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT AND PROTECTION OF HUMAN PRIVATE LIFE Ahmad Falah Alomosh, University of Sharjah
IS TERRORISM DUE TO THE ABSENCE OF A UNIQUE INTERNAL, AUTHENTIC SELF? Barbara Anne Todish, Fairleigh Dickinson University
TORTURED REASONING: THE LEGAL METHODS USED IN THE CIA INTERROGATION MEMORANDUMS Dwayne Keith Jones, University of Akron
TORTURE AND VIRTUE: WHICH WAY OF LIFE SHOULD WE CHOOSE? Michael Potts, Methodist University
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 378 Eaton
JUVENILE SUBSTANCE ABUSE Chair: Sherill Veen Caroline Morris, Prairie View A&M University
LEISURE ACTIVITIES AND ADOLESCENT MARIJUANA USE: A ROUTINE ACTIVITY PERSPECTIVE Gokhan Aksu, University of North Texas; Fatih Irmak, University of North Texas; Suat Cubukcu, University of North Texas
Friday, February 26, 2010
NAVAJO JUVENILES AND ALCOHOL RELATED ARRESTS IN ARIZONA: A LONGITUDINAL COPARATIVE ANALYSIS Randall R. Butler, University of Texas at Arlington; Michele L. Whitehead, University of Texas at Arlington
REDEPLOY ILLINOIS PROGRAM: THE IMPACT ON JUVENILES, FAMILIES, AND THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM Sesha Kethineni, Illinois State University
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN JUVENILE EMOTIONAL STATES AND TOBACCO USE Sherill Veen Caroline Morris, Prairie View A&M University
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 379 Brittany
PREDICTING AND MANAGING SHIFTING JAIL POPULATIONS Chair: Emma Hughes, California State University, Fresno
UNDERSTANDING THE POPULATION DYNAMICS OF THE LOCAL JAIL: A REPORT ON RESEARCH FROM FRESNO COUNTY, CA Emma Hughes, California State University, Fresno; Jason Kissner, California State University, Fresno; Yoshiko Takahashi, California State University, Fresno
DEATH BEHIND BARS: AN EXAMINATION OF INMATE MORTALITY IN JAIL AND LOCKUP CUSTODY Richard G. Zevitz, Marquette University; Christopher E. Powell, Marquette University
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM EVENT # 380 Le Sommet
POLICY IMPLICATIONS FOR INTERVENTION AND CRIME PREVENTION Chair: Vincenzo A. Sainato, Loyola University New Orleans
THE NATIONAL CHALLENGE ON INCREASE IN CRIME – COMPREHENSIVE INITIATIVES ON CRIME REDUCTION IN JAPAN Taisuke Kanayama, National Police Agency
WATCHING THE WATCHERS: CONTROLLING SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS WITH SITUATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION Vincenzo A. Sainato, Loyola University New Orleans
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM EVENT # 381 California Ballroom ACJS Awards Ceremony and Reception
Saturday, February 27, 2010
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8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 382 Golden Ballroom
POLICE AND RESTORATIVE JUSTICE
Moderator: Gordon Bazemore, Florida Atlantic University,
Discussants: Nicholas Jones, University of Regina; Stephen McQueen, Winooski Police Department; Joanne Katz, Missouri Western State University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 383 Pacific Salon 1
HATE CRIMES AND PROFILING
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN FEDERAL AND STATE HATE CRIME LAW Brian Levin, California State University, San Bernardino
THE BLACK COMMUNITY’S SHARED RESPONSIBILITY IN “WRONGFUL” POLICE PROFILING Warren Dukes, Saint Augustine’s College
THE RIPPLE EFFECT Jason Lee, NUniversityO SHOW of Wyoming PAPERS
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 384 Pacific Salon 2
POLICE TRAINING SUBJECT MATTER AND CONTENT Chair: Betsy Kreisel, University of Central Missouri
ANALYZING MISPERCEPTIONS OF POLICE OFFICERS IN LETHAL FORCE SIMULATOR SCENARIOS Darrell Ross, Western Illinois University
AN EXAMINATION OF POST SEXUAL ASSUALT TRAINING REQUIREMENTS Betsy Kreisel, University of Central Missouri; Frances Reddington, University of Central Missouri
NOT YOUR ORDINARY SWAP MEET: RETHINKING THE POLICE RECRUIT TRAINING RESPONSE IN CHILD ACCESS AND VISITATION CASES Michael Grabowski, Santa Rose Junior College
Saturday, February 27, 2010
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 385 Pacific Salon 3
THE ACADEMIC LIFE: LESSONS LEARNED FROM JUNIOR FACULTY Chair: Stacy L. Mallicoat, California State University-Fullerton
NEGOTIATING THE ACADEMIC JOB MARKET: TRANSITIONS FROM GRAD SCHOOL TO THE “REAL WORLD” Christie Gardiner, California State University-Fullerton; Amy Cass, California State University- Fullerton
“WHEN I GROW UP I WANT TO BE…” HAVING A CV THAT WORKS FOR YOU. Dixie Koo, California State University-Fullerton; Anthony Peguero, University of Miami, Oxford
SURVIVING THE FIRST YEAR AS A JUNIOR FACULTY MEMBER. Georgia Spiropoulos, California State University-Fullerton
RETENTION, TENURE AND PROMOTION: LESSONS LEARNED Stacy L. Mallicoat, California State University-Fullerton
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 386 Pacific Salon 4
THOUGHTS ON PROSECUTING AND DEFENDING CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE CASES
Moderator: Staci Strobl, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Discussants: Nick G. Maroules, Illinois State University; Michael Payne, University of Dayton; Lennie Elizabeth Shaw, Fairmont State University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 387 Pacific Salon 5
MAXIMIZING CAMPUS SECURITY: WHEN MOMENTS MATTER
Moderator: Camille Gibson, Prairie View A&M University
Discussants: Dean Lanham, Prairie View A&M University; Latoya Wolfe, Prairie View A&M University; Andrew Wilkerson, Prairie View A&M University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 388 Pacific Salon 6
THE FUTURE OF DATA-BASED MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND THE COURTS: SELECTING THE GUILTY AND NOT GUILTY
Moderator: David A. Woods, Limestone College
Discussant: Betsy A. Witt, Limestone College
Saturday, February 27, 2010
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 389 Pacific Salon 7
SO MUCH INFORMATION, SO LITTLE TIME: BRIEF CURRICULUM INFUSIONS AS A TEACHING METHOD FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE COURSES
Moderator: Nancy Roget, University of Nevada-Reno
Discussants: Matthew C. Leone, University of Nevada- Reno; Joyce A. Hartje, University of Nevada- Reno; Meri Shadley, University of Nevada-Reno; Kristy Cahoon, University of Nevada-Reno
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 390 Royal Palms Salon 1
CORRECTIONS ISSUES Chair: Michael Patrick Harrington, Texas A&M International University
ASSESSING INMATE THREATS: DETERMINATES OF HIGH RISK HOUSING ASSGNMENTS OF DISRUPTIVE AND POTENTIALL DISRUPTIVE INMATES Michael Patrick Harrington, Texas A&M International University
COMPREHENSIVE EVALUATION AND REVISION OF JAIL STANDARDS IN OHIO Sharon Schnelle, Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 391 Royal Palms Salon 2
ACCOUNTABILITY AND REASONABLENESS Chair: Thomas J. Martinelli, Wayne State University
IN A CATEGORY OF IT’S OWN: THE SUPREME COURT IN SAFFORD v. REDDING HANDS SCHOOLCHILDREN A PRECARIOUS VICTORY George Maximilian Dery III, California State University Fullerton
SEATTLE POLICE OFFICER ATTITUDES TOWARD THE OFFICE OF PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY Doug Orr, Gonzaga University; David Brody, Washington State University
NOBLE CAUSE CORRUPTION AND THE ETHICAL INTEL SUPERVISOR Thomas J. Martinelli, Wayne State University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 392 Royal Palms Salon 3
WOMEN PRISONERS, WOMEN’S PRISONS, WOMEN’S ISSUES Chair: Michel Coconis, Wright State University
DIAGNOSING THE PAST, CONSEQUENCES FOR THE FUTURE Jennifer Hartsfield, University of Oklahoma; Susan F. Sharp, University of Oklahoma; Susan Marcus-Mendoza, University of Oklahoma
THE EFFECTS OF HEAVY DRUG USE ON TWO MEASURES OF RECIDIVISM Emily Pain, University of Oklahoma Saturday, February 27, 2010
GENDERED PERSPECTIVES ON DEPRESSION Henriikka Weir, University of Texas-Dallas; Denise Paquette Boots, University of Texas- Dallas; Jennifer Wareham, Wayne State University
GETTING INSIDE: ONE VOLUNTEER’S STORY ABOUT TRYING TO “BREAK INTO” A WOMEN’S PRISON Michel Coconis, Wright State University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 393 Royal Palms Salon 4
AFFECTS OF VICTIMIZATION ON REPORTING AND ATTITUDES Chair: Leo Barrile, Bloomsburg University
EXPLAINING REPORTING BEHAVIOR THROUGH CULTURAL AND LEGAL CONSTRUCTIONS OF VICTIM IDENTITY Heather Zaykowski, University of Delaware
THE IMPACT OF PRIOR VICTIMIZATION AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS ON PEOPLE’S CRIME-REPORTING BEHAVIOR Avdi Avdija, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
STATISTICAL REEXAMINATION OF REPEAT VICTIMIZATION: CONTROLLING FOR ZERO INFLATION EFFECT IN MEASUREMENT Seong Min Park, University of Cincinnati
A FAMILY DIVIDED: MURDER CO-VICTIMS' ATTITUDES ABOUT PUNISHMENT Leo Barrile, Bloomsburg University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 394 Royal Palms Salon 5
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION FOR THE RULE OF LAW Chair: W. Wesley Johnson, University of Southern Mississippi
TAKING AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND THE RULE OF LAW Jay Albanese, Virginia Commonwealth University
TEACHING THE RULE OF LAW IN U.S. CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND LAW SCHOOL COURSES Philip Reichel, University of Northern Colorado
SERVICE LEARNING AND THE RULE OF LAW Joanne Katz, Missouri Western State University
RETHINKING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE EDUCATION AND TRAINING: ARE WE DOING IT RIGHT? Denise Kindschi Gosselin, Western New England College
Saturday, February 27, 2010
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 395 Royal Palms Salon 6
SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND EFFECTS Chair: Julie Marie Baldwin, University of Florida
SHORT LIVED LIVES AND THE DRUG WORLD THEY ARE WORTH KILLING FOR Rachel Rados, University of Central Florida
THEORTETICAL COMPLEXITY OF DRUG COURTS Julie Marie Baldwin, University of Florida
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 396 California Ballroom
ABUSE HISTORIES OF INCARCERATED WOMEN: PATHWAYS TO PRISON, PATHWAYS TO RECOVERY
Moderator: Bernadette T. Muscat, California State University – Fresno
Discussants: Barbara Owen, California State University – Fresno; Ashley G. Blackburn, University of North Texas
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 397 Golden West
CAN QUALITATIVE RESEARCH ON DRUG ABUSE INFORM EFFECTIVE DRUG POLICY- MAKING? HOW?
Moderator: Ralph Weisheit, Illinois State University
Discussants: Huan Gao, California State University – Stanislaus; Michael Fischer, Norfolk State University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 398 Sunrise
DYNAMICS OF STATE AND LOCAL DRUG CONTROL POLICIES Chair: Nicholas Corsaro, Southern Illinois University
THE EFFECT OF DRUG SANCTION ON DESISTANCE FROM DRUG OFFENDING Ojmarrh Mitchell, University of South Florida; Thomas Loughran, University of South Florida; Michael Caudy, University of South Florida
DISRUPTING OPEN-AIR DRUG MARKETS: THE USE OF PULLING LEVERS TO REDUCE NEIGHBORHOOD CRIME Nicholas Corsaro, Southern Illinois University; Edmund F. McGarrell, Michigan State University; Rod K. Brunson, Southern Illinois University; Natalie K. Hipple, Michigan State University
Saturday, February 27, 2010
THE IMPACT OF A POLICY CHANGE: EVALUATING CHANGES IN THE USE OF SALIVIA DIVINORUM DURING THE FIRST YEAR OF FLORIDA'S BAN John Stogner, University of Florida; Bryan Lee Miller, University of Florida; O. Hayden Griffin, III, University of Southern Mississippi
DISCRETIONARY DECISION-MAKING: IMPACT OF ECONOMIC HARDSHIP AND EMPLOYMENT Jennifer Stumpp, California State University - Long Beach; Connie Ireland, California State University - Long Beach
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 399 Sunset
ISSUES OF CORRECTIONAL BEHAVIOR AND ASSESSMENT Chair: Robert G. Morris, University of Texas at Dallas
ASSESSING THE RISK AND NEEDS OF PRISON INMATES Matthew Makarios, University of Wisconsin – Parkside; Andrew Myer, University of Cincinnati; Edward J. Latessa, University of Cincinnati
A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF ANIMAL CRUELTY CASES IN WESTERN NEW YORK Kendell Jones, Rochester Institute of Technology
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 400 Towne
FEMALE JUVENILE OFFENDERS: RISK FACTORS, PROBLEM BEHAVIORS, AND SUPERVISION Chair: Scott H. Belshaw, University of North Texas
A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF RISK AND RESILIENCE FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH FEMALE OFFENDERS THE NORTH CAROLINA JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM Lorna E. Grant, North Carolina Central University; Shereuka Coleman, North Carolina Central University; Tonya M. Hall, North Carolina Central University
LIVING IN PAIN: AN EXAMINATION OF SEXUAL ABUSE AND OTHER RISK FACTORS IN SUICIDAL FEMALES IN THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM Scott H. Belshaw, University of North Texas; Jennifer Tanner, University of Cincinnati; Solomon Osho, Prairie View A&M University
PREDICTORS OF MISCONDUCT FOR BEHAVIORALLY CHALLENGED INCARCERATED JUVENILE FEMALES Greg Lindsteadt, Missouri Western State University
EMPOWERING FEMALE OFFENDERS IN THE COMMUNITY Liza Chowdhury, Rutgers University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 401 Esquire
COMPARATIVE ISSUES IN TEACHING AND RESEARCHING CRIME AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE Chair: Mark M. Lanier, University of Central Florida
GENERAL QUANTITATIVE PARADIGM AND STRATEGIES Jianhong Liu, University of Macau Saturday, February 27, 2010
THE EXTENT OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING Mark M. Lanier, University of Central Florida
WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM THE EUROPEAN UNION’S EFFORTS ON HUMAN SMUGLERS? Salih H. Can, Penn State University – Schuykill Campus
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 402 Dover
SPECIAL VICTIMS: PERSPECTIVES ON CHILD MURDER AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE Chair: Shani P. Gray, Valdosta State University
SEXUAL ATTITUDES, BEHAVIORS, AND EXPERIENCES AT A SOUTHERN REGIONAL UNIVERSITY Shani P. Gray, Valdosta State University
CHILD HOMICIDE: A COMPARISON OF OFFENSES COMMITTED BY PARENTS, ACQUAINTANCES, AND STRANGERS IN A NATIONAL SAMPLE Kevin Matthews, Illinois State University; Jessie L. Krienert, Illinois State University
PREADOLESCENT CHILD MURDERERS: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF 32 YEARS OF U.S. DATA BY OFFENDER GENDER Brian G. Sellers, University of South Florida; Kathleen M. Heide, University of South Florida
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 403 Stratford
RESEARCH STRATEGIES FOR TERRORISM Chair: Tarra A. Jackson, John Jay College
IMAGES OF TERROR: A STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF VISUAL IMAGES IN THE MEDIA ACROSS EXTREMIST IDEOLOGIES Tarra A. Jackson, John Jay College; William Parkin, John Jay College; Roberta Belli, John Jay College; David Green, John Jay College
MEDIA CONSUMPTION AND THE TYPIFICATION OF MIDDLE EASTERNERS AS TERRORISTS Kelly Welch, Villanova University
AMERICANS' ATTITUDES TOWARDS WAR: TREND ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC OPINION FOR THE IRAQ WAR AND THE WAR ON TERROR Emanuel Boussios, Hofstra University
THE EFFECTS OF MORTALITY SALIENCE AND REMINDERS OF TERRORISM ON BELIEFS ABOUT INTERROGATION TECHNIQUES Timothy J. Luke, John Jay College; Maria Hartwig, John Jay College
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 404 Terrace Salon 1
JUVENILE JUSTICE STUDIES Chair: Scott William Bowman, Texas State University – San Marcos
THE EFFECT OF JUVENILE DELIQUENCY ON THE DROPOUT RATE OF TENNAGE MOTHERS Adrienne Moore, Prairie View A&M University; Gbolahan Osho, Prairie View A&M University Saturday, February 27, 2010
THE IMPLICATION OF FATHERLESS JUVENILE GIRLS: OFFENSE SEVERITY AND FEMALE OFFENDERS COMMITTED TO TEXAS YOUTH COMMISSION Melody Mitchell Threadcraft, Prairie View A&M University
TEEN COURT JURY DELIBERATIONS – HOW DO PEERS CONSTRUCT FAIRNESS? Scott William Bowman, Texas State University – San Marcos
MINIMIZING RISK WHEN ARRESTING THE PRIMARY CAREGIVER OF A MINOR CHILD Anne Margaret Lee, Eastern Michigan University; Donna Selman, Eastern Michigan University
THE AFFECTING FACTORS OF DELINQUENCY IN TURKEY Taner Cam, University of North Texas; Mehmet Demircioglu, University of North Texas
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 405 Ascot
SPECIAL ISSUES IN POLICING Chair: Ernest L. Nickels, SUNY-Oswego
UNRESOLVED HOMCIDES: A SURVEY OF LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES Prabha Unnithan, Colorado State University; Alexandra Naday, Colorado State University; Tara O'Connor Shelley, Colorado State University; Michael Hogan, Colorado State University
THE CASUAL ENCEPHALOGRAM: RETHINKING HANDWRITING Ernest L. Nickels, SUNY-Oswego
INCREASING ROAD SAFETY AND THE GENERAL FUND OF COUNTIES AND MUNICIPALITIES WITH TRUCK WEIGHT & TRUCK TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT Richard H. Martin, Auburn Montgomery; Jeffrey L. Gwynne, Auburn Montgomery
TESTING DEFENSIBLE SPACE: BRIDGEPORT’S EXPERIENCE USING TRAFFIC BARRIERS TO DECREASE STREET LEVEL DRUG DEALING Stephen M. Cox, Central Connecticut State University; Mario T. Gaboury, University of New Haven; Christopher M. Sedelmaier, University of New Haven; Daniel S. Miller, Central Connecticut State University
ADDRESSING THE SMALL VESSEL THREAT IN DOMESTIC SEAPORTS Kenneth Christopher, Park University
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 406 Eaton
JUVENILES IN CUSTODY Chair: David Alexander Bowers, Jr., University of South Alabama
EXPLORING THE USE OF CUSTODIAL SENTENCES FOR JUVENILES: EXAMINING THE STATES David Alexander Bowers, Jr., University of South Alabama
Saturday, February 27, 2010
JUVENILE OFFENDER MEDICAL CONDITIONS AND HEALTH CARE John Vivian, Arizona Department of Juvenile Corrections; Shannon Seidel, Arizona Department of Juvenile Corrections
THE PROVISION OF SPECIAL EDUCATION SERVICES TO JUVENILES CONFINED IN JUVENILE CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS Robert Morin, Western Nevada College
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 407 Brittany
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8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 408 Le Sommet
ARE WE SAFE YET? THREATS AND RESPONSES Chair: Kenneth Christopher, Park University
ADDRESSING THE SMALL VESSEL THREAT IN DOMESTIC SEAPORTS Kenneth Christopher, Park University
POLICING TERRORISM: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE FBI JOINT TERRORISM TASK FORCE PROGRAM Christopher W. Ortiz, New York Institute of Technology
8:00 AM – 9:15 AM EVENT # 409 Tiki Pavilion
HIGH RISK POPULATIONS AND TREATMENT OPTIONS IN CORRECTIONAL SETTINGS Chair: Eric See, Methodist University
A MULTILEVEL ANALYSIS OF INMATE’S MISCONDUCT AND VIOLENCE IN KOREAN PRISONS Okkyung Yoon, Kyonggi University; Eui-Gab Hwang, Kyonggi University
CHANGING INSTITUTIONAL BEHAVIOR OR HIGH RISK INMATES WITH COGNITIVE PROGRAMMING Nancy Lynne Hogan, Ferris State University; Eric G. Lambert, Wayne State University; Shannon M. Barton, Indiana State University RECIDIVISM AND TREATMENT COMPLETION OF SEX OFFENDERS: A COMPARISON OF A RANDOM SAMPLE OF COMPLETORS AND NON-COMPLETORS Robert L. Marsh, Boise State University; Steve Patrick, Boise State University
TREATMENT PROGRAMS FOR OFFENDERS WITH INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITES IN PENNSYLVANIA Don Hummer, Pennsylvania State University-Harrisburg; Miranda Hutchison, Oklahoma Department of Human Services; Alese C. Wooditch, George Mason University
Saturday, February 27, 2010
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 410 Golden Ballroom
CONTEMPORARY DYNAMICS OF PROSECUTORIAL ISSUES Chair: Jeremy Jason Smith, Sam Houston State University
UNDERSTANDING PROSECUTORIAL PRACTICES IN SMALL RURAL COURTS: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY Nick G. Maroules, Illinois State University
DOES DOG FIGHTING MEET THE CRITERIA NEEDED FOR A SUCCESSFUL PROSECUTION UNDER THE RACKETEERING INFLUENCED AND CORRUPT ORGANIZATIONS? Jeremy Jason Smith, Sam Houston State University
CRIMINAL JUSTICE POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF VICARIOUS TRAUMA ON PROSECUTORIAL BEHAVIOR Robert Thomas Swan, University of South Dakota; Sandy McKeown, University of South Dakota
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 411 Pacific Salon 1
EMBEDDING AWARENESS OF COMPARATIVE CRIMINAL JUSTICE ISSUES INTO CRIMINAL JUSTICE COURSES
Moderator: John S. Dempsey, SUNY Empire State College
Discussants: Lorenzo M. Boyd, Fayetteville State University; Patrick, J. Faiella, Massasoit Community College; Thomas W. Lenahan, Herkimer County Community College; David F. Owens, Onondaga Community College; Jim Ruiz, Penn State Harrisburg
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 412 Pacific Salon 2
POLICE CULTURAL VARIATIONS Chair: Phillip Matthew Stinson, Bowling Green State University
OFF-DUTY CRIMES OF POLICE OFFICERS: POLICE CRIME OR NOT? Phillip Matthew Stinson, Bowling Green University
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 413 Pacific Salon 3
CALIFORNIA’S ARTS-IN-CORRECTIONS PROGRAM: THE POWER OF THE FINE ARTS TO TRANSCEND AND TRANSFORM Chair: Marianne Fisher-Giorlando, Grambling State University
ARTS-IN-CORRECTIONS: A PATH TO REDEMPTION Larry Brewster, University of San Francisco
EXIT STAGE RIGHT: PRISON THEATRE AS AGENT OF CHANGE Deborah Tobola, Poetic Justice Project
Saturday, February 27, 2010
LITTLE BOY BLUE: FORMAL ANALYSIS AS A MEANS FOR CRITICAL SELF-REFLECTION, A CASE STUDY Ben Harbert, University of California, Los Angeles
TEACHING AND LEARNING: TRANSFORMATIVE SOUL WORK IN THE PRISON Marianne Fisher-Giorlando, Grambling State University
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 414 Pacific Salon 4
CONVERSATIONS ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF PROSECUTORIAL BEHAVIOR AND DISCRETION
Moderator: Staci Strobll, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Discussants: Floyd Feeney, University of California-Davis; Jeremy Jason Smith, Sam Houston State University; Robert Thomas Swan, University of South Dakota; Sandy McKeown, University of South Dakota
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 415 Pacific Salon 5
LAW ENFORCEMENT AND EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS Chair: Daniel Stewart, University of North Texas
DETERMINING/ASSESSING AGENCY PREPAREDNESS IN REGARD TO HOMELAND SECURITY CAPABILITIES David Hughes McElreath, University of Mississippi; Michael Peter Wigginton, Jr., University of Mississippi; Jan Bounds, University of Mississippi; Carl Jensen, University of Mississippi; Robert Nations, University of Memphis
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AMONG TEXAS LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES: AN EXAMINATION OF FACTORS INFLUENCING HOMELAND SECURITY INITIATIVES Daniel Stewart, University of North Texas; Robert Morris, University of Texas, Dallas
ASSESSING EMERGENCY-NOTIFICATION PARTICIPATION AT A CENTRAL TEXAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOR INSTANCES OF SCHOOL VIOLENCE Lesley B. Keeling-Olson, Temple College
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 416 Pacific Salon 6
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9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 417 Pacific Salon 7
JESUIT EDUCATION AND ACJS CERTIFICATION: ARE THEY COMPATIBLE?
Moderator: Harry Dammer, University of Scranton
Discussants: Patricia Griffin, St. Joseph’s University
Saturday, February 27, 2010
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 418 Royal Palms Salon 1
RE-ENTRY ISSUES Chair: Sharon Schnelle, Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services
TRANSITIONS FROM THE STREETS TO STREET WORKER: PATHWAYS IN AND OUT OF CRIME Joseph D. Johnson, Michigan State University
PREDICTING ESTIMATES OF REOFFENDING LIKELIHOOD THORUGH THEORY COMPETITION: ON THE REINFORCING NATURE OF CRIMINALITY Lacey Rohleder, University of Cincinnati; Peter Wood, Eastern Michigan University; Terri Earnest, Francis Marion University
FALLING STARS: INTERPERSONAL AND STRUCTURAL BARRIERS TO RECOVERY FROM PRISON Michael Braun, University of California Irvine
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 419 Royal Palms Salon 2
CRIME PATTERN STUDIES Chair: Ricky Gutierrez, California State University Sacramento
THE ROAD TO CRIME: ROAD PERMEABILITY AND BURGLARY Josh Roberts, Eastern Kentucky University
ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF DEVELOPMENT ON CRIME PATTERNS Derek J. Paulsen, Eastern Kentucky University
PEDESTRIAL TRAILS, CRIME AND PROPERTY VALUES: MYTH AND FACTS Derek J. Paulsen, Eastern Kentucky University
THE ASSESSMENT ON THE VIDEO SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM IN STREET CRIME PREVENTION AND CONTROLLING Chneg Jin, Zhejiang Police College
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 420 Royal Palms Salon 3
THE PRISON EXPERIENCE: INCARCERATED WOMEN Chair: Juanita Ortiz, University of Illinois-Springfield
MOTHERING FROM BEHIND BARS: THE EXPERIENCES AND NEEDS OF INCARCERATED MOTHERS IN OKLAHOMA Adrienne Brune, University of Oklahoma
THE EFFECTS OF MATERNAL CHARACTERISTICS ON CONTACT BETWEEN DISTANT MOTHER AND THEIR CHILDREN Donabelle Hess, University of Oklahoma
Saturday, February 27, 2010
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION IN A WOMEN’S PENAL INSTITUTION: A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS Aimée Burgdorf, University of Memphis
AN EXAMINATION OF FACTORS INFLUENCING FEMALE-OFFENDER RECIDIVISM Juanita Ortiz, University of Illinois-Springfield
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 421 Royal Palms Salon 4
PERCEPTIONS AND ATTITUDES ABOUT VICTIMIZATION Chair: Angela Gover, University of Colorado – Denver
LOVE OR OBSESSION: A SYMBOLIC INTERACTION APPROACH TO RESEARCH ON STALKING AND FEMALE/MALE VICTIMOLOGY Tracy Tolbert, California State University – Long Beach
ADOLESCENT MALE AND FEMALE GANG MEMBERS’ EXPERIENCES WITH VIOLENT VICTIMIZATION, DATING VIOLENCE, AND SEXUAL ASSAULT Angela Gover, University of Colorado – Denver; Wesley Jennings, University of Louisville; Richard Tewksbury, University of Louisville
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 422 Royal Palms Salon 5
TBD
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 423 Royal Palms Salon 6
JUVENILE CORRECTIONS Chair: Doshie Piper, Prairie View A&M University
GENDER AND JUVENILES ON PROBATION IN TEXAS: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS Doshie Piper, Prairie View A&M University
EMPOWERING FEMALE JUVENILE OFFENDERS THROUGH THE ACADEMIC INTERVENTSION OF CHOICE AND PREFERENCE Christine J. Anderson, Western Illinois University
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 424 California Ballroom
TERRORISM, POLICE, AND GANGS Chair: Terry M. Mors, Western Illinois University
DOMESTIC EXTREMIST/TERRORIST ATTACKS AGAINST LAW ENFORCEMENT AND LESSONS LEARNED Dean C. Alexander, Western Illinois University; Terry M. Mors, Western Illinois University
Saturday, February 27, 2010
TERRORISM-RELATED POLICE TRAINING: PATHS TO SUCCESS AND OVERCOMING OBSTACLES Terry M. Mors, Western Illinois University; Dean C. Alexander, Western Illinois University
CROSSING THE LINE: THE LINE BETWEEN GANGS AND A TERRORIST THREAT Pamela Renee McIntire, University of Texas at Arlington
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 425 Golden West
WHAT LESSONS IN DRUG POLICY-MAKING CAN THE REST OF THE WORLD LEARN FROM AMERICA’S EXPERIENCE?
Moderator: Michael Fischer, Norfolk State University
Discussants: Lior Gideon, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; E. Rely Vilcica, Temple University; Bin Liang, Oklahoma State University - Tulsa
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 426 Sunrise
YOUTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE Chair: Whitney D. Gunter, University of Delaware
FAMILY STRUCTURE AND SUBSTANCE USE AMONG ADOLESCENTS Franco Marino, Kwantlen Polytechnic University
PREDICTING SUBSTANCE USE AMONG CHILDREN: AN EXAMINATION OF THE APPLICABILITY OF GST TO EXPLAIN GENDER DIFFERENCE Eunyoung Kim, University of Florida; Minwoo Yun, Wheeling Jesuit University
PATTERNS, PREVALENCE, AND CORRELATES OF DRUG USE AMONG GANG MEMBERS: ANALYSIS OF THE NATIONAL YOUTH SURVEY FAMILY STUDY Pierre M. Rivolta, Sam Houston State University; Scott Menard, Sam Houston State University
“BECAUSE IT’S A FUN THING TO DO”: DIFFERENTIATING YOUTH RX ABUSERS BY MEDICAL AND RECREATIONAL MOTIVES FOR RX USE Whitney D. Gunter, University of Delaware; Daniel J. O'Connell, University of Delaware; Erin J. Farley, University of North Carolina at Wilmington; Steven S. Martin, University of Delaware
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 427 Sunset
OFFENDER INTERVENTIONS, PUNISHMENT, AND TREATMENT
POWER, POLICY AND THE IDEOLOGY OF PUNISHMENT Henry Jackson, Metropolitan State College of Denver
Saturday, February 27, 2010
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 428 Towne
CONTEMPORARY METHODS AND ANALYSIS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Chairs and Discussants: Marilyn McShane, University of Houston – Downtown; Frank Williams III, University of Houston - Downtown
PREDICTORS OF VIOLENCE, DRUG USE AND PUBLIC DISORDER: A JOINT MODEL Shanhe Jiang, University of Toledo; Han Yu, Northwest Missouri State University
SURVEYING POLICE ORGANIZATIONS: ISSUES IN DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION Andrea Burch, Bureau of Justice Statistics; Joel Garner, Bureau of Justice Statistics
DOING IT ON THE CHEAP: ATTITUDINAL DIFFERENCES AS A PRODUCT OF DECREASING CONTACT IN MAIL SURVEYS Frank Williams III, University of Houston – Downtown; Marilyn McShane, University of Houston - Downtown
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 429 Esquire
RACE, ETHNICITY, AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM: COMMUNITY MATTERS Chair: Ramiro Martinez, Florida International University
THE DIFFERENTIAL IMPACT OF NEIGHBORHOOD CONTEXT ON RACIAL/ETHNIC-SPECIFIC DRUG HOMICIDES Ramiro Martinez, Florida International University; Jeffrey M. Cancino, Texas State University – San Marcos; Jacob I. Stowell, University of Massachusetts – Lowell
PARTICIPATORY BEHAVIOR AT HOMICIDE SCENES: CROWD FORMATION OR COMMUNITY CONTINUITY? Patricia Grant, Virginia Commonwealth University; Robyn Diehl, Virginia Commonwealth University
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 430 Dover
HOMELESS COURT IN SAN DIEGO
Moderator: Betsy A. Witt, Limestone College
Discussants: Charles Lyles, Veterans Village of San Diego; Karolyn M. Westfall, Office of the San Diego City Attorney; Hon. Robert J. Trentacosta, San Deigo County of San Diego Superior Court Judge; Steve Binder, Deputy Public Defender
Saturday, February 27, 2010
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 431 Stratford
EXTREMISM ON THE LEFT AND RIGHT Chair: Steven Chermak, Michigan State University
COMPARING STATE POLICE SURVEYS TO WATCH GROUP REPORTS ON FAR-RIGHT EXTREMIST GROUPS William Parkin, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Joseph Simone; Joshua D. Freilich, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Steven M. Chermak, Michigan State University
SURVEYING AMERICAN STATE POLICE AGENCIES ABOUT LONE WOLVES, FAR-RIGHT AND JIHADIST COLLABORATION, AND CRIMINALITY Steven Chermak, Michigan State University; Joshua Freilich, John Jay College; Joseph Simone, John Jay College
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 432 Terrace Salon 1
DEATH PENALTY ISSUES Chair: Mariah L. Passarelli, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
RELIGIOUS, POLITICAL AND SOCIAL INFLUENCES ON PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR THE DEATH PENALTY (1972-2008) Tara Marie Hannum, West Virginia University; Thomas K. Bias, West Virginia University; Abraham Goldberg, University of South Carolina Upstate
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 433 Ascot
PENAL SYSTEMS ACROSS NATIONS Chair: David McElreath, The University of Mississippi
CORRECTIONS IN AFGHANISTAN David McElreath, The University of Mississippi; Linda Keena, The University of Mississippi
REVISING CHINESE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES Liwei Wang, Buffalo State College; John Song, Buffalo State College; Michael Cretacci, Buffalo State College
FAITH BASED PRISONS: COMPARISON OF U.S. AND CZECH REPUBLIC Susan Brinkley, University of Tampa
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 434 Eaton
JUVENILE CORRECTIONS Chair: Melissa Sickmund, NCJJ
JUVENILES ON PROBATION IN THE UNITED STATES Catherine Gallagher, George Mason University
SURVEY OF YOUTH IN RESIDENTIAL PLACEMENT Andrea Sedlak, Westat Saturday, February 27, 2010
IMPLICATIONS FOR PERFORMANCE BASED STANDARDS FOR YOUTH Kim Godfrey, Council of Juvenile Correctional Administrators
JUVENILES IN RESIDENTIAL PLACEMENT Melissa Sickmund, NCJJ
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 435 Brittany
TBD
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 436 Le Sommet
CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE POLICIES Chair: Joan E. Crowley, New Mexico State University
SEX OFFENDERS: WE KNOW WHERE THEY SLEEP, BUT WHERE DO THEY GO DURING THE DAY? Elycia Simone Daniel, Sam Houston State University
CHANGES TO THE NATIONAL CRIME VICTIMS SURVEY: I SAY IT’S SPINACH Joan E. Crowley, New Mexico State University
9:30 AM – 10:45 AM EVENT # 437 Tiki Pavilion
ISSUES IN CORRECTIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT Chair: Robert T. Szejner, Rutgers University
CHIEF CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS’ ATTITUDES ABOUT PRISON EDUCATION Robert T. Szejner, Rutgers University
COMMAND AND CONTROL: MEET THE MILLENNIALS Tommy H. York, University of Georgia; Brian N. Williams, University of Georgia; Andrew B. Whitford, University of Georgia
JOB BURNOUT: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE INDIVIDUAL AND THE MANAGEMENT OF CORRECTIONS Fay Williams, Prairie View A&M University
THE GIANT THAT NEVER WOKE: PAROLE AUTHORITIES AS THE LYNCHPIN TO EVIDENCE- BASED PRACTICES AND PRISONER REENTRY Mario Paparozzi, University of North Carolina at Pembroke; Roger Guy, University of North Carolina at Pembroke
Saturday, February 27, 2010
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 438 Golden Ballroom
CASE STUDIES OF LEGAL ISSUES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Chair: Lore Rutz-Burri, Southern Oregon University
CREATING LEGISLATIVE PRESUMPTIONS IN DUI/CRIMINAL CASES: THE ALASKA EXPERIMENT Lore Rutz-Burri, Southern Oregon University
EXPLORING ENFORCEMENT PROBLEMS WITH THE TEXAS FLAG DESTRUCTION STATUTE Harrison Watts, Washburn University; Gretchen Choe, University of North Texas at Dallas
THE ROAD TO EXONERATION IN DALLAS COUNTY: IS JUSTICE REALLY FOR ALL? Janinne Gilbert, University of Texas at Dallas
THE JOHN WARNER ACT: THE MILITARY'S FUTURE ROLE IN DOMESTIC LAW ENFORCEMENT Brian Schaefer, Sam Houston State University
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 439 Pacific Salon 1
CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATIONAL ISSUES Chair: Randy Garner, Sam Houston State University
TERRORISM CURRICULUM 2010: LESSON LEARNED SINCE 9/11 David A. Kramer, Bergen Community College
LEGACY TEACHING Randy Garner, Sam Houston State University
CRIMINAL JUSTICE AT CROSS CREEK: A CASE STUDY OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION AT A MODEL EARLY COLLEGE PROGRAM Cary D. Adkinson, Fayetteville State University
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 440 Pacific Salon 2
THE BLUE WALL OF SILENCE AND OTHER POLICE ATTITUDES Chair: Bonny Mhlanga, Western Illinois University
PREDISPOSITION OR INDOCTRINATION: WHERE DOES THE POLICE PERSONALITY COME FROM? Everett Doolittle, Metropolitan State University
SUPERVISORY IMPACT ON THE STRENGTH OF THE POLICE CODE OF SILENCE: A MULTI- LEVEL MODEL Hoon Lee, San Houston State University; Ilhong Yun, Boise State University; Hyeyoung Lim, Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas
THAT COP MENTALITY: FACTORS AFFECTING POLICE OFFICER JOB ATTITUDES IN ILLINOIS Bonny M. Mhlanga, Western Illinois University; Todd Lough, Western Illinois University
Saturday, February 27, 2010
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 441 Pacific Salon 3
ARE SOME SUBJECTS VERBOTEN IN THE CLASSROOM? QUESTIONS ABOUT THE PROCESS AND SUBSTANCE OF THE INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE Chair: Bernadette Jones Palombo, Louisiana State University, Shreveport
EXPLORING THE APPLICATION OF AN INTEGRAL FRAMEWORK TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE STUDIES Lynette Lee, California State University, Sacramento
LESSONS LEARNED: INTEGRATING THE TOPIC OF WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS INTO A SENIOR-LEVEL CRIMINAL JUSTICE COURSE ON VIOLENCE Bernadette Jones Palombo, Louisiana State University Shreveport
INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACHES TO TEACHING CRIMINAL JUSTICE: SOME CANADIAN REFLECTIONS Richard Jochelson, University of Winnipeg; Steven Kohm, University of Winnipeg
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 442 Pacific Salon 4
SURVEYS OF STATE AND FEDERAL LAWS Chair: Lisa Nored, University of Southern Mississippi
JUVENILE SEX OFFENDER REGISTRATION: AN EXAMINATION OF STATE PRACTICE Lisa Nored, University of Southern Mississippi
CRIME DOES PAY: THE CURRENT STATUS OF SON OF SAM LAWS IN THE UNITED STATES Thomas Lateano, Kean University
RULES, RULES, RULES: AEDPA AND THE CONSTRICTION OF THE "GREAT WRIT" David Jones, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 443 Pacific Salon 5
CORPORATIONS AND HOMELAND SECURITY ISSUES Chair: Brian Johnson, Grand Valley State University
CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: THE ROLE OF FORTUNE 100 COMPANIES IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT Brian Johnson, Grand Valley State University; Timothy S. Carter, University of North Alabama; Eric Connolly, University of North Alabama
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 444 Pacific Salon 6
INTERNATIONAL CRIME AND SOCIAL CONTROL MODELS Chair: Aref Al-Khattar, California University of Pennsylvania
THE UNITED STATES’ PERSPECTIVE ON AN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: THEN AND NOW Harry Rhea, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Saturday, February 27, 2010
FAILURE OR DELAY? AN EVALUATION OF THE U.N. GLOBAL MANDATE FOR COUNTERTERRORISM LAWS Brian Gorman, Towson University
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 445 Pacific Salon 7
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11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 446 Royal Palms Salon 1
RE-ENRY AND REHABILITATION Chair: Cherie Dawson-Edwards, Kentucky State University
SERVICE PROVIDERS: THE FORGOTTEN LINK IN SUCCESSFUL REENTRY Addrain Conyers, SUNY Brockport
EXPLORING TREATMENT MATCHING AND SERVICE DELIVERY ISSUES IN OFFENDER REENTRY Stephen Haas, West Virginia Statistical Analysis Center
THE INDIVIDUAL-COMMUNITY NEXUS AND CORRECTIONAL REHABILITATION Roger Guy, University of North Carolina
FELON VOTERS: A POLICY ANALYSIS OF PERMANENT DISENFRANCHISEMENT IN THE MIDWEST Cherie Dawson-Edwards, Kentucky State University; Maria Emilia Ramirez, Kentucky Domestic Violence Association
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 447 Royal Palms Salon 2
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11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 448 Royal Palms Salon 3
THE EFFECTS OF GENDER ROLES IN CRIME AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Chair: Jodie Lawston, DePaul University
EXAMINING FEMALE GENDER ROLES IN WEEDS: A CONTENT ANALYSIS Jason D. Spraitz, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Michael F. Campagna, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
WOMEN AND INCARCERATION: FROM SILENCE TO RESISTANCE Jodie Lawston, DePaul University
GENDER AND SUPPORT FOR CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Forrest R. Rodgers, University of Oklahoma
Saturday, February 27, 2010
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 449 Royal Palms Salon 4
CONTEXTUAL ANALYSES OF SEXUAL VICTIMIZATION Chair: Ronald Helms, Western Washington University
SEXUALLY-MOTIVATED CAPTORS AND THE VICTIMS: THE ROLE OF STOCKHOLM SYNDROME IN SURVIVING LONG-TERM ABDUCTION AND CAPTIVITY Casey Jordan, Western Connecticut State University
AN ANALYSIS OF RISK FACTORS FOR SEXUAL VICTIMIZATION Julie Siddique, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
RAPE CULTURE IN LAS VEGAS Lisa Dooley, University of Nevada – Las Vegas; Melanie Taylor, Arizona State University; Alexis Kennedy, University of Nevada – Las Vegas
SEX OFFENDERS AND COMMUNITY PLACEMENTS: TOWARD A STRUCTURAL MODEL OF RESIDENTIAL PLACEMENT PATTERNS Ronald Helms, Western Washington University
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 450 Royal Palms Salon 5
LEGAL ISSUES IN PROBLEM-SOLVING COURTS: A REVIEW OF RECENT CASES
Moderator: Betsy A. Witt, Limestone College
Discussants: Katherine Bennett, Armstrong Atlantic State University; David C. Brody, Washington State University Spokane; Becky K. da Cruz, Armstrong Atlantic State University
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT #451 Royal Palms Salon 6
GENDER AND RACE STUDIES Chair: Isis N. Walton, Virginia State University
HARDSHIP RELIEF, RACE, AND HOMICIDE Michael Victor, University of Texas at Tyler
CITIZEN WILLINGNESS TO COOPERATE WITH THE POLICE: EXPLORING THE INFLUENCE OF RACE AND NEIGHBORHOOD CONTEXT Michael Wehrman, Ohio University; Joseph De Angelis, Ohio University
GENDER AND SENTENCING OUTCOMES: DOES REGION MATTER? Melanie Marie Holland, The University of Alabama; Ariane Prohaska, The University of Alabama
Saturday, February 27, 2010
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 452 California Ballroom
FORMAL RESPONSES TO INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE: WHERE ARE WE NOW?
Moderator: Lois A. Ventura, University of Toledo
Discussants: Dawna Komorosky, California State University – East Bay; Patrick Morris, Sacred Heart University; Roger Kernsmith, Eastern Michigan University; Leonore M.J. Simon, East Tennessee State University
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 453 Golden West
INNOVATIVE ASSESSMENT METHODS IN COMMUNITY COLLEGE PROGRAMS: RAISING THE BAR
Moderator: Patrick Faiella, Massasoit Community College Community College
Discussants: Holly Dershem-Bruce, Dawson Community College; Lesley Keeling-Olson, Temple College; Tom Mahoney, Santa Barbara City College; Benn Prybutok, Montgomery County Community College.
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 454 Sunrise
IMPROVING THE IMPACT OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT Chair: Celia C. Lo, University of Alabama
FEMALE DRUG COURT PARTICIPANTS DISCUSS BOTTOMING-OUT AND MOTIVATION TO CHANGE Michael Fischer, Norfolk State University; Brenda Geiger, Bar-Ilan University
TREATMENT MODEL AND EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES: EFFECTS ON PAROLEE SUCCESS Becky Nash, California State University - Long Beach; Aili Malm, California State University - Long Beach
PRACTITIONER PERSPECTIVE ON DRUG TREATMENT SERVICES FOR BLACK DRUG USERS Anita Kalunta-Crumpton, Texas Southern University
AMERICAN YOUTH’S ACCESS TO QUALITY ADDICTION TREATMENT Celia C. Lo, University of Alabama; Tyrone C. Cheng, University of Alabama
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 455 Sunset
TREATMENT AND REENTRY OF JUVENILE OFFENDERS Chair: Charles J. Corley, Michigan State University
SERIOUS AND VIOLENT OFFENDER REENTRY INITIATIVE - SUCCESS, FAILURE OR SOMEWHERE IN BETWEEN Ashley Miller, University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Mary Parker, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
Saturday, February 27, 2010
JUVENILE SEX OFFENDERS: TREATMENT AND RECIDIVISM Lucie Martin, Ball State University; Michael P. Brown, Ball State University
AN ASSESSMENT OF INDIANA’S PAROLE SYSTEM: FACTORS RELATED TO SUCCESS Micah Rainwater, Ball State University; Michael P. Brown, Ball State University
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 456 Towne
MAPPING AND SPATIAL ANALYSIS Chair: James Golden, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
SPATIAL CLUSTERING OF PROBATIONERS AND PAROLEES IN A SOUTHERN CITY James W. Golden, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
MAPPING NEO NAZI AND EXTREME JIHADI SHAME Travis Morris, University of Nebraska at Omaha
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 457 Esquire
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11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 458 Dover
SPORTS AND VICTIMIZATION: BINGE DRINKING TO TERRORISM Chair: Jeffrey Lee, Troy University
THE IMPACT OF SPORTING EVENTS ON UNIVERSITY STUDENTS’ BINGE DRINKING HABITS Felicity Windham, Troy University; Robert Moore, Troy University
VIOLENCE IN SPORT: PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS AND IMPLICATIONS John Clark, University of Texas - Tyler; Philip Bridgmon, University of North Alabama
PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING: PSEUDO SPORT, REAL DEATH Jeffrey Lee, Troy University; Jason Lee, University of North Florida
HOMELAND SECURITY/DISASTER PREPAREDNESS IN SPORTS FACILITIES Christina Merckx, Southeastern Louisiana University
Saturday, February 27, 2010
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 459 Stratford
ISSUES IN COUNTERINSURGENCY Chair: Adam Lankford, The University of Alabama
VAMPIRES, WITCHES AND SORCERERS: ADOPTING UNCONVENTIONAL COUNTERINSURGENCY TACTICS IN COUNTERTERRORISM Napoleon Reyes, Sam Houston State University; Kyung-yon Jhi, Sam Houston State University
DO PAST U.S. ACTS CONSTITUTE TERRORISM? A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE DEFINITION PROBLEM Adam Lankford, The University of Alabama
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 460 Terrace Salon 1
ENVIRONMENTAL CRIME TEN YEARS LATER: WHERE HAVE WE BEEN, WHERE ARE WE GOING?
Moderator: Terry D. Edwards, University of Louisville
Discussant: Mary Clifford, St. Cloud State University
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 461 Ascot
POLICE HIRING AND TRAINING Chair: Alison McKenney Brown, Wichita State University
THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT: COMMON MISTAKES AND MISAPPLICATIONS OF LAW Alison McKenney Brown, Wichita State University; Michael Palmiotto, Wichita State University
EXPLORING CHANGE IN DRUG POLICY STANDARDS AMONG LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES Diana Lynne Bruns, Savannah State University
POLICE OFFICER’S ATTITUDES OF THEIR IN-SERVICE POLICE TRAINING: A CASE STUDY OF A POLICE DEPARTMENT IN NORTH TEXAS Sutham Cheurprakobkit, Kennesaw State University; Eric Coleman, University of North Texas at Dallas
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 462 Eaton
JUVENILE FIRE STARTERS AND OTHER SPECIAL POPULATIONS
Moderator: Robert Hartmann McNamara, The Citidel
Saturday, February 27, 2010
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 463 Brittany
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11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 464 Le Sommet
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11:00 AM – 12:15 PM EVENT # 465 Tiki Pavilion
COMPLIANCE AND OFFENDER MANAGEMENT IN THE COMMUNITY Chair: Scott H. Belshaw, University of North Texas
USING CASE MANAGEMENT AS A MECHANISM FOR EFFECTIVE FOLLOW-UP FOR OFFENDER NOTIFICATION MEETINGS Chad Posick, Northeastern University; John M. Klofas, Rochester Institute of Technology
A PILOT SURVEY OF LINKING PERSONALITY, LEADERSHIP STYLE, AND ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS AMONG PROBATION DIRECTORS Won-Jae Lee, Angelo State University; Monica Koenigsberg, Angelo State University; James Phelps, Angelo State University
PERCEPTIONS OF GRADUATED SANCTION SEVERITY: UNDERSTANDING THE OFFENDER- AGENT PERCEPTION GAP Eric Wodahl, University of Wyoming; Cary Heck, University of Wyoming
ENFORCING COMMUNITY SANCTIONS THROUGH CIVIL CONTRACTS Ken Menzies, University of Guelph
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 466 Golden Ballroom
LEGAL ISSUES IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Chair: Valerie Bell, University of Cincinnati
LEGAL ISSUES AND GENDER RESPONSIVE RISK ASSESSMENT Valerie Bell, University of Cincinnati
MEASURING JOB-RELATED STRESS AND EFFECT FOR PUBLIC DEFENDERS IN TENNESSEE Tae Choo, Gainesville State College; William Shulman, Middle Tennessee State University
THE GARDEN OF FORKING PATHS: THE PROBLEM OF NARRATOLOGY IN CRIMINAL LAW Anders Walker, Saint Louis University
CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN THE ROBERTS COURT Stephanie Kirven, Sacred Heart University
Saturday, February 27, 2010
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 467 Pacific Salon 1
SCHOOLS, UNIVERSITIES, AND CRIME Chair: Beverly Dolinsky, Endicott College
THE MIXED MESSAGES OF COLLGE ALCOHOL AND DRUG POLICIES Beverly Dolinsky, Endicott College; Robert Jerin, Endicott College
CCTV AS A DETERRENT IN COLLEGE DORMATORIES Melissa Montanez, Sacred Heart University
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 468 Pacific Salon 2
TO PURSUE OR NOT PURSUE? THAT IS THE QUESTION! POLICE PURSUIT POLICY IN LIGHT OF RECENT COURT RULINGS
Moderator: Richard Griffin, California University of Pennsylvania
Discussants: Geoffrey Alpert, University of South Carolina
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 469 Pacific Salon 3
COMMUNITY POLICING Chair: Sikiru Asifatu, Texas Southern University
THE PARTNERSHIP OF COMMUNITY POLICING Myron Hopes, Texas Southern University
THE NATURE OF COMMUNITY POLICING IN AFRICA COUNTRIES Kris Etoama, Texas Southern University
COMMUNITY POLICING IN COMPARISON Nader Abualnaja, Texas Southern University
CITIZENS VIEWS AND POLICE ATTITUDES IN THE COMMUNITY POLICING Mathai Mathew, Texas Southern University
THE AGING WORKFORCE AND HOT IT WILL AFFECT COMMUNITY POLICING IN COMING YEARS Ulysees Mack, Texas Southern University
THE IMPACT OF COMMUNITY POLICING ON PUBLIC SAFETY Sikiru Asifatu, Texas Southern University
Saturday, February 27, 2010
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 470 Pacific Salon 4
THE SUPREME COURT AND THE FOURTH AMENDMENT Chair: Michael Gizzi, Illinois State University
REHNQUIST, CRIME CONTROL, AND THE FOURTH AMENDMENT: AN ANALYSIS OF HIS SEARCH AND SEIZURE JURISPRUDENCE Michael Gizzi, Illinois State University; William Wilkerson, SUNY College at Oneonta
JUSTICE SCALIA'S FOURTH AMENDMENT HICCUPS Jana Nestlerode, West Chester University
EXPLORING THE IMPORTANCE OF LEGAL, EXTRA-LEGAL, AND PROCESS FACTORS: MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS OF U.S. SUPREME COURT DECISION-MAKING IN FOURTH AMENDMENT CASES Kevin Buckler, University of Texas at Brownsville; Steve Wilson, University of Texas at Brownsville; Mario Davila, University of Texas at Brownsville
PERCEPTIONS REGARDING THE FOURTH AMENDMENT'S SEIZURE STANDARD Durant Frantzen, Texas A&M University-San Antonio
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 471 Pacific Salon 5
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12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 472 Pacific Salon 6
WHAT WORKS IN COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS? RECIDIVISM AND OTHER EVIDENCE-BASED MEASURES Chair: Deborah Koetzle Shaffer, University of Nevada-Las Vegas
EXAMINING THE IMPACT OF DRUG COURT PARTICIPATION FOR MODERATE AND HIGH RISK OFFENDERS Deborah Koetzle Shaffer, University of Nevada-Las Vegas; Shelley Johnson Listwan, Kent State University; Kara D. Kobus, University of Nevada-Las Vegas; Edward J. Latessa, University of Cincinnati
FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH PROBATION VIOLATION Laurie A. Gould, University of Texas-Arlington; Matthew Pate, State University of New York- Albany; Mary Sarver, University of Texas-Arlington
RESULTS OF AN EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF DAY REPORTING CENTERS’ EFFECTIVENESS Douglas Boyle, Violence Institute of New Jersey at UMDNJ; Jennifer Lanterman, Violence Institute of New Jersey at UMDNJ
FACTORS FOR SUCCESS IN COMMUNITY-BASED CORRECTIONS: A REGRESSION ANALYSIS Tammy A. King, Youngstown State University; Dawn A. Cox, Community Corrections Association
Saturday, February 27, 2010
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 473 Pacific Salon 7
DEALING WITH THE “US VS. THEM” ORIENTATION OF MANY UNDERGRADUATES
Moderator: Thomas Roscoe, Westfield State College
Discussants: Daniel Price, Westfield State College; Chris Kudlac, Westfield State College; Scott White, Westfield State College; Audrelee Dallam-Murphy, Westfield State College; Byung Jun Cho, Westfield State College
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 474 Royal Palms Salon 1
VICTIM ANALYSES Chair: Rochelle Elizabeth Cobbs, Prairie View A&M University
DEFINING THE ROLE OF THE VICTIM IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM: COMPARED PARADIGMS AND MODELS Armando Saponaro, University of Bari
STATUTORY RAPE AND ITS EFFECTS ON FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL DROP OUT RATE IN THE MISSISSIPPI DELTA Rochelle Elizabeth Cobbs, Prairie View A&M University
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 475 Royal Palms Salon 2
INTERNATIONAL CRIME ISSUES Chair: D.L. Rounds, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
JUVENILE JUSTICE REFORM IN THE MALDIVIAN ISLANDS: THE BIRTH OF A JUSTICE “SYSTEM” D.L. Rounds, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
DETERMINANTS OF JOB SATISFACTION AMONG KOREAN PROBATION OFFICERS Changhan Lee, University of Ulsan; Hyunseok Jang, Missouri Western State University; Chang-Bae Lee, University of West Florida; Soon-seok Kim, Silla University
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 476 Royal Palms Salon 3
CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN SOUTH CAROLINA Chair: David A. Woods. Limestone College
HISTORY OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND STATE PROSECUTORS Christopher Enders, Limestone College
PROBATION AND PAROLE IN SOUTH CAROLINA Jenna Mellon, Limestone College
COURTS IN SOUTH CAROLINA Danielle Bush, Limestone College
Saturday, February 27, 2010
POLICE IN SOUTH CAROLINA Stevie Simmons, Limestone College
JUVENILE JUSTICE IN SOUTH CAROLINA Garrett Knapik, Limestone College
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 477 Royal Palms Salon 4
A PROACTIVE APPROACH TO IDENTIFYING AND ADDRESSING THE EARLY PRECURSORS OF GANG INVOLVEMENT
Moderator: Richard Kuiters, Bergen Community College
Discussants: Shari Horowitz, Bergen Community College; Gina Antonacci, University of Guelph – Humber; David Wedlick, Westchester Community College
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 478 Royal Palms Salon 5
WOMEN AND SENTENCING Chair: TBD
DIFFERENCES WHEN SENTENCING FEMALE OFFENDERS Philip Wagner, Fairmont State University
THE PUNISHMENT/TREATMENT OF FEMALE WHITE COLLAR CRIMINALS: A STUDY OF INCARCERATED WOMEN Liz Marciniak, University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg; Neil Guzy, University of Pittsburgh School of NOLaw SHOW PAPER
EXPLAINING THE GENDER GAP IN SENTENCING OUTCOMES: AN EXAMINATION OF DIFFERENTIAL TREATMENT IN U.S. FEDERAL COURTS Jill Doerner, University of Rhode Island
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 479 Royal Palms Salon 6
ETHNICITY, RELIGION, AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Chair: Stephanie DiPietro, University of Maryland
IMMIGRATION STATUS AND PEER EFFECTS: DIFFERENTIAL RISK PATHWAYS? Stephanie DiPietro, University of Maryland; Jean McGloin, University of Maryland
LEGAL ISSUES IN MANAGING SMALL RELIGIOUS GROUPS IN PRISON Brenda Riley, Sam Houston State University
Saturday, February 27, 2010
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 480 California Ballroom
THE DEATH PENALTY: ATTORNEYS, JUDGES, AND JURORS Chair: Stacy Parker, Muskingum University
JUDGES OR JURY? A QUESTION OF LIFE AND DEATH Stacy Parker, Muskingum University
PERCEPTUAL FAIRNESS AND THEORETICAL UTILITY IN CAPITAL CASE PROCEEDINGS Sherri DioGuardi, University of Florida
GOING ALONG OR GETTING ALONG? UNDERSTANDING DISAGREEMENT OF CAPITAL JURIES Nadine Connell, Rowan University
PARADOXICAL PERCEPTIONS: CAPITAL JURORS’ EVALUATIONS OF DEFENSE ATTORNEYS Adam Trahan, University of North Texas
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 481 Golden West
SENTENCING GUIDELINE RESEARCH IN THE 21ST CENTURY Chair: Brian Forst, American University
THE IMPACT OF SENTENCING GUIDELINES Jason Marque Sole, Metropolitan State University
MANAGING DISCRETION IN SENTENCING: CAN ADVISORY SENTENCING GUIDELINES MODERATE ‘UNIQUE JUDICIAL SYTLINGS’ Brian Forst, American University; Sharon Melzer, American University
‘COCAINE FIX’: MARCHING TOWARD REFORM IN FEDERAL CRACK COCAINE Richard H. Hubbard, Hubbard Law Offices
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 482 Sunrise
DIVERGENT LEGAL ISSUES: DEFENSE AND PROSECUTION Chair: Floyd Feeney, School of Law, University of California-Davis
PROFILE OF A COURAGEOUS PROSECUTOR Floyd Feeney, School of Law, University of California-Davis THE DEATH PENALTY AND CHILD RAPE Michael Payne, University of Dayton
JUSTICE FOR ALL? WEST VIRGINIA’S INDIGENT DEFENSE SYSTEM Lennie Elizabeth Shaw, Fairmont State University
PROFESSIONAL ETHICS AND THE IMPACT JOF VICARIOUS TRAUMA ON PROSECUTORIAL DISCRETION Robert Thomas Swan, University of South Dakota; Sandy McKeown, University of South Dakota
Saturday, February 27, 2010
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 483 Sunset
JUVENILES AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS Chair: David Rembert, Sam Houston State University
NETWORKS AS RISK AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS FOR ARRESTS AMONG HOMELESS AND RUNAWAY YOUTH Trina Rose, University of Northern Colorado
TITLE V COMMUNITY PREVENTION GRANTS: EVALUATING THE IMPACT ON DELINQUENCY PREVENTION Agnes Cholewa, CSR Incorporated; Monica Robbers, Marymount University/CSR Incorporated
PREDICTIVE VALIDITY OF THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT’S JUVENILE RISK AND NEEDS ASSESSMENT David Rembert, Sam Houston State University
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 484 Towne
EMERGING ISSUES IN COURTS Chair: Roger Roots, New York Institute of Technology
A SEARCH AND SEIZURE TIMELINE, 1215-2009 Roger Roots, New York Institute of Technology
IT’S NOT NICE TO FOOL (WITH) MOTHER NATURE! CLIMATE CHANGE AS A TOXIC TORT: NAMING, CLAIMING, AND BLAMING Elizabeth Athaide-Victor, Tiffin University
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 485 Esquire
RACE/ETHNICITY AND REHABILITATION IN DIVERSE CONTEXTS Chair: Gretchen Choe, University of North Texas at Dallas
CRIMINAL JUSTICE NEEDS OF NATIVE AMERICANS IN NEW ENGLAND William Holmes, University of Massachusetts at Boston; Sylvia Mignon, University of Massachusetts at Boston
BLACK AND WHITE PRISONERS IN ALABAMA: DIFFERENCES IN CRIMINAL HISTORY, DRUG USE, TREATMENT, AND CONFLICTS WITH OTHERS Nancie Mangels, East Carolina University; James F. Anderson, East Carolina University
FACTORS PREDICTING RETENTION AMONG HISPANIC CLIENTS MANDATED TO DRUG TREATMENT Jo Brocato, California State University Long Beach; Terri Quinn, California State University Long Beach
EXAMINING THE ROLE OF CULTURE IN THE REHABILITATION OF INDIGENOUS OFFENDERS Lori Pruce, University of Fraser Valley
Saturday, February 27, 2010
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 486 Dover
DEATH PENALTY OPINIONS AND DEBATES Chair: Heather Alaniz, Texas Southern University
THE POLITICAL BIRTH OF THE DEATH PENALTY IN MODERN DAY CHINA Heather Alaniz, Texas Southern University
DEATH PENALTY DEBATE IN TURKEY Mehmet Demircioglu, Turkish National Police; Ercan Balcioglu, Turkish National Police Academy; Taner Cam, Turkish National Police
AN EXAMINATION OF THE REGIONAL IMPACT ON THE PUBLIC OPINIONS TOWARD THE DEATH PENALTY Yi-Fen Lu, Sam Houston State University; Dennis Longmire, Sam Houston State University; Jihong Zhao, Sam Houston State University
THE EFFECTS OF INFORMATION ON CHANGE IN DEATH PENALTY SUPPORT: RACE AND GENDER SPECIFIC EXTENSIONS OF THE MARSHALL HYPOTHESES Cedric Michel, University of South Florida; John Cochran, University of South Florida
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 487 Stratford
FROM DEATH ROW TO EXECUTION Chair: Cynthia Brown, University of Central Florida
FLORIDA’S DEATH ROW: A THEORY OF BENIGN NEGLECT Cynthia Brown, University of Central Florida; Robert Bohm, University of Central Florida; Angela Willis, University of Central Florida
YES SIR, WARDEN: DEFERENCE AND DEMEANOR IN THE LAST STATEMENTS OF CAPITAL OFFENDERS Timothy Colyer, University of Central Florida
LAST STATEMENTS IN TEXAS Stephanie Jirard, Shippensburg University
FROM THE LAST DANCE TO THE STAINLESS STEEL RIDE: THE TRANSFORMATION OF EXECUTION RITUALS IN AMERICA Ian Gomme, Colorado State University – Pueblo
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 488 Terrace Salon 1
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12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 489 Ascot
POLICE TRAINING AND FTO’S Chair: Darl Hilton Champion Sr., Methodist University
CHANGING PARADIGMS OF STRESS INOCULATION IN BASIC POLICE TRAINING Robert Vodde, Fairleigh Dickinson University Saturday, February 27, 2010
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 490 Eaton
ETHICS: ISSUES IN TEACHING AND TRAINING Chair: Julie Raines, Marist College
ETHICS EDUCATION: DOES IT REALLY HAVE AN EFFECT? Jay Kennedy, Wayne State University
ETHICAL ATTITUDES AND ECONOMIC CHANGE: WHAT ARE THE EFFECTS OF THE RECENT ECONOMIC DEPRESSION ON ETHICAL PERCEPTIONS? Lydia Segal, Suffolk University; Maki Haberfeld, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Lior Gideon, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
THE IMPACT OF ETHICS TRAINING ON POLICE BEHAVIOR: REDUCING ETHICAL VIOLATIONS FOR POLICE AGENCIES Julie Raines, Marist College
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 491 Brittany
WHAT THE RESEARCH TELLS US ABOUT THE IMPACT OF THE WORK ENVIRONMENT ON CORRECTIONAL STAFF AND WHAT STILL NEEDS TO BE RESEARCHED
Moderator: Nancy Hogan, Ferris State University
Discussants: Kelly Cheeseman Dial, University of Southern Mississippi; Eric Lambert, Wayne State University; Gautam Nayer, Texas Souther University
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 492 Le Sommet
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES Chair: Daniel Price, Westfield State College
"DO I HAVE TO WEAR A VEIL": PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTING A CRIMINAL JUSTICE SHORT TERM COURSE IN MOROCCO Daniel Price, Westfield State College
DEVELOPING A STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM COURSE Raymund Narag, Michigan State University
TESTING VARIABLES OF SOCIAL LEARNING THEORY: THE SOCIOECONOMIC BACKGROUND OF LATIN AMERICAN HIGH-LEVEL NARCOS Martin Meraz-Garcia, Eastern Washington University
Saturday, February 27, 2010
12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EVENT # 493 Tiki Pavilion
SAFETY ISSUES IN CORRECTIONS Chair: Shannon K. Fowler, University of Texas at Arlington
PRISON UNIT CULTURE AND ITS IMPACT ON INMATE SAFETY Shannon K. Fowler, University of Texas at Arlington; Ashley G. Blackburn, University of North Texas; James W. Marquart, University of Texas at Dallas
PUBLIC SAFETY AND INMATE CLASSIFICATION Lauren O’Neill Shermer, Widener University; David M. Bierie, Federal Bureau of Prisons
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Southern Criminal Justice Association 2010 Annual Meeting Clearwater Beach, FL Hilton Clearwater Beach Resort Sept. 29 - October 2, 2010
Theme: Using Criminal Justice Research to Improve the Community
Elizabeth E. Mustaine, President Brian K. Payne, Program Chair University of Central Florida Georgia State University
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MIDWESTERN CRIMINAL JUSTICE ASSOCIATION 2010 Annual Meeting
Thursday, September 23 – Saturday, September 25 Chicago, Illinois
“Assessment, Measurement, and Practice: Justice for the Next Ten Years”
Keynote Speaker:
Edward Latessa Professor and Director, School of Criminal Justice, University of Cincinnati
Please submit abstracts no later than August 15, 2010, to:
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Annual Meeting October 7-9, 2010 In Little Rock, Arkansas
CALL FOR CONFERENCE PAPERS
Conference theme for 2010:
“Theory to Practice: How southwestern educators impact the field of criminal justice”
Abstracts must be submitted electronically to:
David Montague [email protected]
DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACTS: September 8, 2010
For more information visit www.swacj.org or see the Winter 2010 newsletter
Western Association of Criminal Justice 2010 Annual Conference October 13-15, 2010 Lake Tahoe, NV
More information will be available at: http://cja.boisestate.edu/wpacje/
AACCJJSS IINNFFOORRMMAATTIIOONN
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. ♦ Subscription to Justice Quarterly, a quarterly journal devoted to the development of knowledge in the broad area of criminal justice. ♦ Community College: The Community College Section seeks to While the field of criminal justice is the primary focus of Justice further the interests of community colleges, junior colleges, Quarterly, scholarship and research in related areas are solicited. vocational/technical schools, two-year programs, and law The journal provides a multidisciplinary forum for scholars using enforcement and correctional academies. diverse methodologies to disseminate knowledge and innovations ♦ Corrections: The Corrections Section encourages research and about justice issues and processes. theory development related specifically to this field. ♦ Subscription to the Journal of Criminal Justice Education, a bi- ♦ Critical Criminology: The Critical Criminology Section promotes annual journal devoted to criminal justice education and teaching. empirical and theoretical work on the ways in which ethnic/racial, ♦ Subscription to the ACJS Employment Bulletin, posted on our web class, and gender inequality contribute to crime and social control. site at www.acjs.org. It offers a listing of professional employment ♦ International: The International Section promotes international opportunities in the field. information exchange, criminal justice research, curriculum ♦ Subscription to ACJS Today, the official newsletter of the Academy, development, and general international networking. published on-line four times per year. The newsletter provides ♦ Juvenile Justice: The Juvenile Justice Section promotes information about a variety of criminal justice-related issues. communication between academics and practitioners as well as ♦ Subscription to ACJS NOW, the ACJS twice-yearly publication filled research and theory in the area. with information and updates about ACJS, its publications, and ♦ Law and Public Policy: The Law and Public Policy Section seeks regional organizations in a concise format, delivered to your mailing to raise awareness of law and public policy concerns relevant to address. 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 association academics, justice publications and publishing companies’ representatives. educators, justice agency practitioners, victim advocates, victim ♦ Discounts on advertising in the membership directory, Annual services interested in developing restorative and community justice Meeting program book, and Employment Bulletin (applies to theory; conduct policy relevant research on restorative and Institutional members only). community justice practices; and educate individuals, ♦ Opportunity to participate in the leadership of the Academy through organizations, institutions, and governmental entities about elected office and service on committees. restorative and community justice principles and practices. ♦ Security and Crime Prevention: The Security and Crime Prevention Section promotes scholarship and academic offerings.
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
UPCOMING ACJS ANNUAL MEETINGS March 1-5, 2011 Toronto, Canada March 12-17, 2012 New York, New York March 19-23, 2013 Dallas, Texas
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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 is offering to you ONE YEAR FREE MEMBERSHIP in the Academy. 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)
♦ Subscription to Justice Quarterly, a quarterly journal devoted to the ♦ Community College: The Community College Section seeks to development of knowledge in the broad area of criminal justice. further the interests of community colleges, junior colleges, While the field of criminal justice is the primary focus of Justice vocational/technical schools, two-year programs, and law Quarterly, scholarship and research in related areas are solicited. enforcement and correctional academies. The journal provides a multidisciplinary forum for scholars using ♦ Corrections: The Corrections Section encourages research and diverse methodologies to disseminate knowledge and innovations theory development related specifically to this field. about justice issues and processes. ♦ Critical Criminology: The Critical Criminology Section promotes ♦ Subscription to the Journal of Criminal Justice Education, a bi- empirical and theoretical work on the ways in which ethnic/racial, annual journal devoted to criminal justice education and teaching. class, and gender inequality contribute to crime and social control. ♦ Subscription to the ACJS Employment Bulletin, posted on our web ♦ International: The International Section promotes international site at www.acjs.org. It offers a listing of professional employment information exchange, criminal justice research, curriculum opportunities in the field. development, and general international networking. ♦ Subscription to ACJS Today, the official newsletter of the Academy, ♦ Juvenile Justice: The Juvenile Justice Section promotes published on-line four times per year. The newsletter provides communication between academics and practitioners as well as information about a variety of criminal justice-related issues. research and theory in the area. ♦ Subscription to ACJS NOW, the ACJS twice-yearly publication filled ♦ Law and Public Policy: The Law and Public Policy Section seeks with information and updates about ACJS, its publications, and to raise awareness of law and public policy concerns relevant to regional organizations in a concise format, delivered to your mailing criminal justice issues. address. ♦ 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 association academics, ♦ Book exhibits at the Annual Meeting provide access to new criminal educators, justice agency practitioners, victim advocates, victim justice publications and publishing companies’ representatives. services interested in developing restorative and community justice ♦ Opportunity to participate in the leadership of the Academy through theory; conduct policy relevant research on restorative and elected office and service on committees. community justice practices; and educate individuals, organizations, institutions, and governmental entities about restorative and community justice principles and practices. ♦ Security and Crime Prevention: The Security and Crime Prevention Section promotes scholarship and academic offerings.
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
UPCOMING ACJS ANNUAL MEETINGS February 23-27, 2010 San Diego, CA March 1-5, 2011 Toronto, Canada
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Optional Section Memberships
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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:
¾ A: Program Mission & History ¾ B: Program Structure & Curriculum ¾ C: Faculty ¾ D: Admission & Articulation ¾ E: Resources ¾ F: Student Services ¾ G: Integrity ¾ H: Program Quality & Effectiveness ¾ 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 2011 ANNUAL MEETING
March 1-5, 2011 Sheraton Centre Toronto, Ontario, Canada
“Strengthening American/Canadian Justice Connections”
James W. Marquart, ACJS President University of Texas-Dallas
Leanne F. Alarid, Program Chair University of Texas-San Antonio Department of Criminal Justice 501 W. Durango Blvd. San Antonio, TX 78207 Email: [email protected]
Heather Pfeifer, Deputy Program Chair University of Baltimore
Abstract deadline through the ACJS website is September 24, 2010.
ACJS 2011 Program Topic Areas and Committee Members Please look through ALL program topic areas prior to your submission to find the one most fitting to your paper topic. Submission deadline through the ACJS website is September 24, 2010. U.S. Residents: Any travel outside of the country now requires a valid passport to re-enter the U.S., -- that includes the ACJS meeting.
Program Chair Deputy Program Chair Leanne Alarid Heather Pfeifer University of Texas-San Antonio University of Baltimore [email protected] Research Showcase Local Arrangements Janice Ahmad and Nawal Ammar Traqina Emeka University of Ontario-Institute of Technology, Canada University of Houston-Downtown
Issues that Define the Justice System Ethical Issues Within the Criminal Justice System Criminal Justice Policy and Legislation Joycelyn Pollock David Myers Texas State University–San Marcos Indiana University of Pennsylvania Public Opinion and the Social Construction of Crime Media and Crime Brandon Applegate Ronald Craig University of Central Florida Walden University
Policing Police Administration and Management Police Personnel Issues John Crank John McCluskey University of Nebraska-Omaha Rochester Institute of Technology Police-Community Interactions Federal Law Enforcement and/or Homeland Security Lorenzo Boyd William Tafoya Fayetteville State University University of New Haven Police Behavior and Decision Making Technology and Policing James Frank Dean Golding University of Cincinnati West Chester University Special Units, Task Forces, and Crime Reduction Evaluation of Policing Strategies Initiatives Robert Taylor Darryl Plecas Caruth Police Institute, Dallas Police Department University of the Fraser Valley, Canada
Diversity and the Police/Race-Based Policing Other Policing Issues Robin Engel Jennifer Schulenberg University of Cincinnati University of Waterloo, Canada
Security and Crime Prevention Issues in Security and Private Policing Crime Prevention Hsiao-Ming Wang Marie Tillyer University of Houston-Downtown University of Texas-San Antonio
Courts and Law Pre-Trial, Diversion, and/or Plea bargaining Drug courts and Other Specialty Courts Cassia Spohn David Brody Arizona State University Washington State University Legal Issues in Policing, Courts, and Corrections Sentencing John Worrall Chad Trulson University of Texas-Dallas University of North Texas Capital Punishment and Death row Other Issues Related to Courts Stephanie Mizrahi Richard Hartley California State-Sacramento University of Texas-San Antonio
Corrections Issues in Institutional Confinement Probation and Community Corrections Kelly Dial Howard Henderson University of Southern Mississippi Sam Houston State University Correctional Personnel and Staff Re-Entry and Parole Marie Griffin Faith Lutze Arizona State University Washington State University Correctional Rehabilitation and Treatment Mental Health and Other Special Needs Offenders Benjamin Steiner Brian Payne University of South Carolina Georgia State University Recidivism and Evidence-Based Outcomes Other Correctional Issues Jody Sundt Christine Tartaro Portland State University Richard Stockton University
Restorative and Community Justice Indigenous Practices, Faith-Based and/or Community Restorative Justice Program Theory and Evaluation Justice Collaborations Gordon Bazemore Michael Gilbert Florida Atlantic University University of Texas – San Antonio
Juvenile Delinquency and Juvenile Justice Juvenile Justice (Policing and Courts) Juvenile Corrections (Institution or Community) Cassandra Reyes Peter Carrington West Chester University University of Waterloo, Canada Schools and Crime Juvenile Justice Policy Fran Reddington Nancy Rodriguez University of Central Missouri Arizona State University Delinquents, Status Offenders, and Gangs Other Juvenile Justice Issues Tom Winfree Jessica Hodge New Mexico State University University of Missouri-Kansas City
Race/Ethnicity and Issues of Diversity Decisions based on Race/Ethnicity Immigration and Crime Shaun Gabbidon Daniel Mears Penn State Harrisburg Florida State University Race/Ethnicity, Criminal Behavior and/or Other Issues Related to Aboriginal people, Victimization Race/Ethnicity and Crime Hannah Scott Allan Patenaude University of Ontario Institute of Technology, Canada University of Regina, Canada
Gender, Crime and Justice Gender and Offending/Criminal Behavior Gender and the Justice Profession Allison Cotton Bitna Kim Metropolitan State College-Denver Indiana University of Pennsylvania Gender and Victimization Other Issues Related to Gender and Criminal Justice Martin Schwartz Hillary Potter The Ohio State University University of Colorado-Boulder
Critical Criminology Critical Perspectives of Crime Legislation, Policy Convict Criminology and/or Programs Stephen Richards Jeff Walker University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh University of Arkansas-Little Rock Other Issues Related to Critical Criminology Barbara Sims Penn State-Harrisburg
Comparative/ International Criminal Justice Terrorism, Human Trafficking, and Other Genocide and Other International Crimes Transnational Crimes Hedi Nasheri Jim Finckenauer Kent State University Rutgers University Comparative/International Law and Justice Crime and Criminal Justice in Canada/Mexico Lila Kazemian Nick Jones John Jay-CUNY University of Regina, Canada Comparative/International Criminology and Comparative/International Courts and Corrections Victimology Philip Reichel Yuning Wu University of Northern Colorado Wayne State University Comparative/International Policing and Security Comparative/International Youth Crime and Justice Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich John Winterdyk Michigan State University Mount Royal College, Canada
Criminal Behavior and Victimization Crimes of Violence (Homicide, Assault, Robbery) Drugs, Alcohol, and Crime Daniel Lee Kristie Blevins Indiana University of Pennsylvania University of North Carolina-Charlotte Sex Crimes and Offenders Property Crime Donna Vandiver Chris O’Connor Texas State University-San Marcos University of Calgary, Canada Relational Crime (Domestic Violence, Stalking, White Collar/Corporate Crime Infanticide) Nicole Piquero Lee Ross Florida State University University of Central Florida Hate crime Internet/Cyber Crime Barbara Perry Catherine Marcum University of Ontario Institute of Technology, Canada Georgia Southern University Organized Crime Other Types of Crime Jay Albanese Robert Morris Virginia Commonwealth University University of Texas-Dallas Theories, trends and effects of Victimization Programs and policies for Crime Victims Candace Batton Janet Mullings University of Nebraska-Omaha Sam Houston State University
Criminological Theory Biosocial and Psychological Theories Conflict, Critical, and Feminist Theories Kevin Beaver Walter DeKeseredy Florida State University University of Ontario Institute of Technology, Canada Control Theories Deterrence and Rational Choice Theories Michael Benson Travis Pratt University of Cincinnati Arizona State University Life Course Theories and Criminal Careers Social Learning/Diff Assoc Theories Alex Piquero Christine Sellers Florida State University University of South Florida Strain and Anomie Theories Other Theoretical Issues/Topics Stephen Baron Katherine Bennett Queen’s University, Canada Armstrong Atlantic University
Doing Research: Grants/Contracts, Partnerships, and Methodology Funding Opportunities and Research Partnerships Qualitative Methods: Ethnographies, Field research Karim Ismaili Robert Duran Ryerson University, Canada New Mexico State University Mapping and Spatial Analysis/Crime Analysis Quantitative Methods and/or Statistics Marissa Levy Mitch Chamlin Richard Stockton University University of Cincinnati
Education Teaching Pedagogy Community College Issues Bonnie Grohe David Owens Fayetteville State University Onondaga Community College Technology/Distance/Online Education Faculty/Chair/Administrative Issues in CJ Education Ann Marie Cordner Quint Thurman Kutztown University Texas State University-San Marcos CJ Programs as Revenue Generators Assessment and Evaluation Larry Redlinger Barbara Peat University of Texas-Dallas Indiana University-Northwest Other CJ Education Issues Debra Ross
Grand Valley State University
Other Topic Areas Author Meets Critics Student Panels Denise Paquette Boots Andrew Giacomazzi University of Texas-Dallas Boise State University
NOTE: All papers presented at the 2011 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, Leanne Alarid 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 10:00 a.m. – noon session. The Research Showcase will not compete against any other panels and will be the feature session on Friday. 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.
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 24, 2010 Abstracts and information submitted via website. October 22, 2010 Participants notified by email of acceptance/rejection of abstracts. December 1, 2010 Draft program available at www.acjs.org. Participants are asked to review and provide corrections and notification of conflicts to [email protected] by December 18, 2010. January 15, 2011 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, 2011 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 2011 annual meeting will be available by June 1, 2010. 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 on-line. 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
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Ahmad, Janice 241, 311 University of Houston-Downtown A Department of Criminal Justice 340 Commerce Building Abedi, Patrick 111 One Main Street Northern Arizona University – Yuma Houston, TX 77002 (817) 221-8492 Abualnaja, Nader 469 (713) 221-2726 (fax) Texas Southern University [email protected]
Acevedo, Summer 120 Aja, Kelli 130 National Institute of Justice Norwich University 810 Seventh Street, NW 158 Harmon Drive Washington DC 20531 Northfield, VT 05663 (202) 305-2049 (202) 616-0275 (fax) Akers, Caroline 152 [email protected] Cambridge University Institute of Criminology Ackerman, Alissa R. 24, 427, 464 Sidgwick Avenue University of California, Merced Cambridge, United Kingdom CB3 9DT 5200 North Lake Road (803) 765-2303 Merced, CA 95343 [email protected] (209) 228-3040 [email protected] Akers, Ronald L. 49 University of Florida Adams, Amanda 64 P.O. Box 117330; 3219 Turlington Hall University of Florida Department of Sociology and Criminology & Law Department of Sociology, Criminology & Law Gainesville, FL 32611-7330 3219 Turlington Hall (352) 392-0265 PO Box 117330 [email protected] Gainesville, FL 32611-7330 (352) 392-0265 Akins, J. Keith 303 (954) 593-1196 (mobile) University of Houston-Victoria [email protected] School of Arts and Sciences 3007 North Ben Wilson Adams, Brooke 306 (73) Victoria, TX 77901 Saint Louis University (281) 275-3039 3550 Lindell Boulevard [email protected] St Louis, MO 63103 (314) 977-2718 Akroush, Lubna 8 [email protected] Al- Balqa University Princess Alia University College Adams, Charles 230 P.O. Box 941941 Bowie State University Amman, 11194 Department of Behavioral Sciences and Human Services Jordan 14000 Jericho Park Road + (962)6 5686741 (fax) Bowie, MD 20715-9465 (301) 860-3126 Aksu, Gokhan 366, 378 (912) 604-2909 (mobile) University of North Texas [email protected] 3550 Quail Creek Dr. 2106 Denton, TX 76208 Adams, Kate 42 (940) 228-6252 University of Colorado Denver [email protected] P.O. Box 173364 - Campus Box 142 Denver, CO 80217 Akyuz, Kadir 61 (303) 315-2229 (fax) Sam Houston State University [email protected] 2830 Lake Road, Apt. 201 Huntsville, TX 77340 Aday, Ron 238 (936) 436-1688 Middle Tennessee State University (936) 577-9829 (mobile) PO Box 0010 [email protected] Murfreesboro, TN 37132 (615) 898-2125 Al-Kabandi, Tina 124 [email protected] Eastern Kentucky University
Adger, Jennifer Leigh 367 Al-Khattar, Aref 8, 30, 444 American University California University of Pennsylvania 160 Bleecker Street 250 University Drive Apt 4AE California, PA 14519 New York, NY 10012 (724) 938-4424 (917) 674-4585 [email protected] [email protected] Al-Shweihat, Safa 8 Adkinson, Cary D. 243, 439 German-Jordanian University Fayetteville State University P.O.Box 35247 1200 Murchison Road Jbiha, Amman 11181 Fayetteville, NC 28301 Jordan (910) 672-2279 + (962)65300666 ext. 247 (910) 322-1568 (mobile) + (962)795583905 (mobile) [email protected] + (962) 6 5355578 (fax) [email protected] Afflitto, Frank Michael 181, 475, 492 University of Puerto Rico at Carolina Alaniz, Heather 126, 486 Departamento de Ciencias Sociales y Justicia Criminal Texas Southern University Apartado 4800 4200 Scotland Street, Apt. 301 Carolina, Puerto Rico 00984-4800 Houston, TX 77007 Puerto Rico (713) 256-0736 (787) 257-0000 [email protected] (787) 218-0495 (mobile) [email protected]
Ager, Victoria 111 Northern Arizona State - Yuma Alarid, Leanne F. 154, 224, 245 Altheimer, Irshad 60 University of Texas at San Antonio Wayne State University 501 W. Durango Blvd. Department of Criminal Justice Office: DB 4.220 3263 Faculty Administration Building San Antonio, TX 78207 Detroit, MI 48202 (210) 458-2976 (313) 577-6089 [email protected] (313) 577-9977 (fax) [email protected] Albanese, Jay 5, 94, 107, 182, 194, 213, Virginia Commonwealth University 236, 283 Ailarez, Diana 111 Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs Northern Arizona University - Yuma 923 West Franklin Street Richmond, VA 23284 Alves, Stephanie 306 (112) (804) 827-0844 Bridgewater State College [email protected] Department of Criminal Justice Maxwell 311H Alexander, Dean C. 119, 369, 424 c/o Dr. Twersky Glasner Western Illinois University Bridgewater, MA 02325 Stipes Hall 403 (508) 531-2016 1 University Circle [email protected] Macomb, IL 61455 (309) 298-2120 Amankwaa, Adansi 306 (41) [email protected] Albany State University Department of Behavioral Sciences Alfaro, Guillermo 274 504 College Drive Universidad Autonoma de Tamaulipas Albany, GA 31763 16 Streeth and Chapala Lake Fracc. Aztlan (229) 430-7967 Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88740 [email protected] Mexico 52 899 9213340 Ames, Cherie C. 25, 261 [email protected] Fayetteville State University Department of Criminal Justice Alhassan, Mukaddas 100, 345 1200 Murchison Road Youngstown State University Fayetteville, NC 28304 4151 Logangate Rd, Apt 251 (910) 574-1261 Youngstown, OH 44505 [email protected] (330) 941-3756 (347) 784-9438 (mobile) Ammar, Nawal 325 [email protected] University of Ontario Institute of Technology 3 Jordan Court Aliiaskarov, Bekchoro 296 Brooklin, Ontario L1M 0A4 Turkish National Police Institute Canada Anittepe Polis Enstitusu (905) 721-3159 Ankra, Ankara 162007 [email protected] Turkey (312) 532-5316 Anarumo, Mark 235 [email protected] The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey PO Box 195 Allen, John Thomas 112 Jimmie Leeds Road Old Dominion University Pomona, NJ 08240 Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice (609) 652-4993 Norfolk, VA 23529 [email protected] (757) 683-6883 (919) 454-7534 (mobile) Anastasia, Desire' Janelle-Maralyn 16 [email protected] University of San Diego & San Diego State University Allen, Jonathan Gabriel 68, 306 (44) 5475 Repecho Drive Texas State University Apartment #K208 200 Robbie Ln #319 San Diego, CA 92124 San Marcos, TX 78666 (619) 890-1174 (206) 579-1619 [email protected] [email protected] Anderson, Christine J. 423 Alomosh, Ahmad Falah 377 Western Illinois University University of Sharjah 3036 Old Orchard Rd Department of Sociology Cedar Rapids, IA 52402 Sharjah, Sharjah 27272 (319) 651-1684 UAE (319) 651-1684 (mobile) 97165585958 [email protected] 97165053266 (fax) [email protected] Anderson, Jaclyn 221 East Tennessee State University Alonso, Alex 50 University of Southern California Anderson, James F. 88, 144, 485 Department of Geography East Carolina University Los Angeles, CA 90089 Department of Criminal Justice (800) 249-1324 247 Rivers Building [email protected] Greenville, NC 27858 (252) 328-4195 Alpert, Geoffrey P. 468 (252) 737-1769 (fax) University of South Carolina [email protected] Department of Criminal Justice 1305 Green Street Andzenge, Dick 43 Columbia, SC 29208 St. Cloud State University (803) 777-6424 [email protected] Antonacci, Gina 477 University of Guelph - Humber 3199 Lake Shore Boulevard West Toronto, Ontario, Canada M8V 1K8 (416) 675-6622 [email protected]
Antonopoulos, Georgios 8 Athaide-Victor, Elizabeth 484 Teesside University Tiffin University School of Social Sciences and Law School of Criminal Justice and Social Sciences Middlesbrough, TS1 3BA 155 Miami St. United Kingdom Tiffin, OH 44883 [email protected] (419) 875-6028 (419) 344-3804 (mobile) Apel, Robert J. 296 [email protected] SUNY Albany School of Criminal Justice Athey, Nick Craig 342 Draper Hall 209B California State University, Long Beach 135 Western Ave Department of Criminal Justice Albany, NY 12222 7942 Beachcomber Dr. (518) 591-8737 Huntington Beach, CA 92648 [email protected] (714) 791-1875 [email protected] Applegate, Brandon 178, 280, 304, 370 University of Central Florida Austin, Tom 12, 96 Department of Criminal Justice and Legal Studies Shippensburg University P.O. Box 161600 Department of Criminal Justice Orlando, FL 32816-1600 305 Shippen Hall (407) 823-3739 Shippensburg, PA 17257 (407) 823-5360 (fax) (717) 477-1770 [email protected] [email protected]
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Bromley, Max L. 87 Bruns, Diana Lynne 461 University of South Florida - Tampa Savannah State University 4202 East Fowler Avenue 3219 College Street Box 20389 SOC 107 Savannah, GA 31404 Tampa, FL 33620-8100 (912) 356-2531 (813) 974-7281 (918) 681-0375 (mobile) [email protected] [email protected]
Brooker, Dale J. 91 Brunson, Rod K. 306 (JQ5), 306 (JQ17), 398 Saint Joseph's College of Maine Southern Illinois University-Carbondale 278 Whites Bridge Road 1000 Faner Drive Standish, ME 04084 MC 4504 (207) 893-7927 Carbondale, IL 62901 [email protected] (618) 453-6364 [email protected] Brooks, Justin 317 California Western School of Law Brushett, Rachel 355 225 Cedar Street University of Cincinnati San Diego, CA 92101 PO Box 210389 (619) 525-7079 Cincinnati, OH 45221 [email protected] (301) 466-0002 [email protected] Brown, Alison McKenney 461 Wichita State University Bryan, Marguerite 161 1845 Fairmount Nova Southeastern University Wichita, KS 67260-0135 3301 College Avenue (316) 978-6677 Criminal Justice Institute (316) 393-6668 (mobile) Fort Lauderdale, FL 33314 (316) 978-3626 (fax) (954) 262-7017 [email protected] [email protected]
Brown, Cynthia A. 260, 487 Bucci, Linda 40 University of Central Florida Lasell College 4000 Central Florida Blvd. 1844 Commonwealth Avenue HPA-I, Rm 311 Newton, MA 02466 Orlando, FL 32816 (617) 243-2237 (407) 823-2603 [email protected] (407) 222-8445 (mobile) (407) 823-5630 (fax) Buck Doude, Sara E. 266 [email protected] Georgia College and State University Campus Box 18 Brown, Margaret Phipps 62 Milledgeville, GA 31061 Marshall University (478) 445-4257 Criminal Justice Department (478) 445-5273 (fax) One John Marshall Drive [email protected] Huntington, WV 25755-2662 (304) 696-3086 Buckler, Kevin 58, 125, 159, 470 (304) 617-0014 (mobile) University of Texas at Brownsville (304) 696-3085 (fax) 80 Fort Brown [email protected] Criminal Justice Department Brownsville, TX 78520 Brown, Michael P. 455 (956) 882-7407 Ball State University (956) 525-3826 (mobile) NQ255, Department of CJC [email protected] 2000 W. University Ave Muncie, IN 47306 Buerger, Michael 153 (765) 285-8240 Bowling Green State University [email protected] Criminal Justice Program 223 Health Center Brown, Robert A. 25, 261 Bowling Green, OH 43403-0148 Fayetteville State University (419) 372-8905 Department of Criminal Justice [email protected] 1200 Murchison Road Fayetteville, NC 28301 Bullen, Megan 195 (910) 672-2272 University of Toledo (910) 672-1908 (fax) Department of Criminal Justice MS#119 [email protected] 2801 W. Bancroft St. Toledo, OH 43606 Brownfield, David 11 Burch, Andrea M. 428 University of Toronto Bureau of Justice Statistics Department of Sociology, 810 7th Street, NW Mississauga, Ontario L5L 1C6 Washington DC 20531 Canada (202) 307-1138 (905) 877-0793 [email protected] [email protected]
Burgdorf, Aimée 306 (66), 420 University of Memphis 5111 Will Fall Lane C Arlington, TN 38002 (901) 857-3695 Cabage, LeAnn 49 [email protected] Western Illinois University-Quad Cities 3561 60th Street Burke, Alison S. 27, 90, 237 Moline, IL 61265 Southern Oregon University (309) 762-9481 1250 Siskiyou Blvd (563) 209-0398 (mobile) Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice [email protected] Ashland, OR 97520 (541) 552-8288 Cahoon, Kristy 389 [email protected] University of Nevada, Reno 800 Haskell St Burke, Cynthia 175 Rm 100 San Diego Association of Governments Reno, NV 89509 401 B Street, Suite 800 (775) 784-6265 San Diego, CA 92101 [email protected] (619) 699-1910 (619) 699-1905 (fax) Cain, Zekelia 306 (4) [email protected] Mississippi Valley State University
Burns, Ronald 106, 202 Caldwell-Tomas, Homa Elayne 342 Texas Christian University Sam Houston State University TCU Box 298720 1407D Avenue C. Criminal Justice Huntsville, TX 77340 Fort Worth, TX 71629 (512) 417-4977 (817) 257-6155 [email protected] [email protected] Callanan, Valerie 295, 306 (75) Burro, Melissa 361 The University of Akron Monmouth University Department of Sociology Criminal Justice Department Akron, OH 44325-1905 400 Cedar Ave (330) 927-6863 West Long Branch, NJ 07764 (330) 972-5377 (fax) [email protected] [email protected]
Burruss, George 306 (JQ13) Cam, Taner 61, 404, 486 Southern Illinois University – Carbondale University of North Texas 3500 E McKinney St Apt# 4305 Bush, Danielle 476 Denton, TX 76209 Limestone College (940) 595-5220 [email protected] Bush, Michael 90, 467 Northern Kentucky University Cameron, Julianna 290 Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice Missouri State University Founders Hall 427C, Nunn Drive Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Criminology Highland Heights, KY 41099 901 S. National (859) 572-1977 Springfield, MO 65897 [email protected] (417) 836-5640 [email protected] Bussard, Ryan 306 (JQ14) Eastern Kentucky University Campagna, Michael F. 206, 448 Indiana University of PA Butcher, Fredrick 129 200 Wilson Hall Kent State University Indiana, PA 15705 396 Saint Leger Ave. (724) 357-2720 Akron, OH 44305 [email protected] (330) 619-0123 [email protected] Campbell, Christina 76, 306 (47), 306 (58), 306 (60), Michigan State University 306 (82), 306 (83), 306 (85) Butler, Randall R. 378 236 Psychology Building University of Texas at Arlington East Lansing, MI 48823 Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice (310) 989-3882 P.O. Box 19595 [email protected] Arlington, TX 76019-0595 (817) 272-0317 Campbell, Christopher 240 (817) 348-1763 (mobile) Washington State University (817) 272-5673 (fax) 2055 NE Skyview Dr. [email protected] Apt. C203 Pullman, WA 99163 Byers, Bryan 306 (59) (513) 967-6781 Ball State University [email protected] Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology North Quad 248 Campbell, Julie 59, 325, 478 Muncie, IN 47306 University of Nebraska at Kearney [email protected] 2216 Founders Hall Kearney, NE 68849 Bynum, Timothy 68, 82 (308) 865-8566 Michigan State University [email protected] School of Criminal Justice 560 Baker Hall Can, Salih Hakan 401 East Lansing, MI 48824 Penn State - Schuylkill Campus (517) 355-2196 200 University drive [email protected] Schuylkill Haven, PA 17972 (570) 385-6074 (570) 617-6591 (mobile) [email protected]
Canale, Laura Ann 93 Carreon, Jennifer 74, 273, 292 Youngstown State University Texas State University Department of Criminal Justice and Forensic Science 601 University Dr. 1 University Plaza San Marcos, TX 78666 Youngstown, OH 44555-0001 (210) 473-0893 (330) 941-3282 [email protected] [email protected] Carter, David E. 354 Cancino, Jeff 322, 429 Southern Oregon University Texas State University – San Marcos 1250 Siskiyou Blvd. Hines Academic Center Room 108 Ashland, OR 97520 601 University Drive (541) 552-6506 San Marcos, TX 78666 [email protected] (512) 245-2174 [email protected] Carter, David L. 360 Michigan State University Cano, Mario V. 364 School of Criminal Justice Arizona State University 560 Baker Hall 411 N. Central Ave. Suite 600, Mail Code 4420 East Lansing, MI 48824-1118 Phoenix, AZ 85004 (517) 355-6649 (602) 496-2346 (517) 355-6646 (fax) (575) 649-9239 (mobile) [email protected] [email protected] Carter, Jeremy G. 122, 360 Cantora, Andrea 42 Michigan State University John Jay College of Criminal Justice School of Criminal Justice 18 Springfield Ave, 3G 560 Baker Hall Cranford, NJ 07016 East Lansing, MI 48824-1118 (732) 841-8596 (517) 355-6649 [email protected] (517) 355-6646 (fax) [email protected] Cao, Liqun 69, 192 University of Ontario Institue of Technology Carter, Timothy S. 443 Faculty of Criminology University of North Alabama Oshawa, ON L1H 7K4 Department of Criminal Justice Canada 026 Willingham Hall (905) 721-3371 ext. 3804 Florence, AL 35632 [email protected] (256) 765-4535 [email protected] Caplan, Joel M. 327 Rutgers University Carver, Rebekah 331 School of Criminal Justice Lebanon Valley College 123 Washington St Derickson A Hall, Apt. 204 Newark, NJ 07102 Lebanon Valley College (973) 353-1304 Annville, PA 17003 [email protected] (610) 657-1969 (717) 867-6018 (fax) Capps, Jennifer Elizabeth 306 (88) [email protected] Metropolitian State College of Denver Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology Cass, Amy 385 Campus Box 10 CSU Fullerton P.O. Box 173362 PO Box 6848 Denver, CO 80217-3362 Fullerton, CA 92834 (303) 556-3104 (657) 278-3437 (720) 839-6935 (mobile) (303) 556-5357 (fax) Cassidy, James J. 20 [email protected] University of New Haven 300 Boston Post Road Cardner, Patricia A. 348 West Haven, CT 06516 Park University-Austin (203) 479-4510 Department of Psychology (860) 581-0993 (mobile) Austin, TX 78759 (203) 931-6071 (fax) (512) 385-7275 [email protected] [email protected] Casten, John 22 Carlan, Philip E. 150 Old Dominion University The University of Southern Mississippi 5215 Hampton Blvd. 118 College Drive # 5127 BAL 6025 Hattiesburg, MS 39406 Norfolk, VA 23508 (601) 266-4514 (757) 683-6895 (601) 266-4391 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] Castle, Tammy 294 Carlson, Joseph 325 James Madison University University of Nebraska at Kearney MSC 1205, Moody Hall 213 2218 Founders Hall 800 S. Main St. Kearney, NE 68849 Harrisonburg, VA 22801 (308) 865-8961 (540) 568-5929 [email protected] [email protected]
Carpenter, Andrew 248 Catenacci, Lauren 306 (103) Ellis University University of Central Florida 111 N. Canal Street 10600 Bloomfield Drive, Apt. 1331 Suite 380 Orlando, FL 32825 Chicago, IL 60606 (407) 535-2883 (312) 669-5114 [email protected] [email protected] Caudill, Jonathan W. 101, 228 University of Texas at Dallas 800 W Campbell Road, GR-31 Richardson, TX 75080 (936) 661-4766 [email protected] Caudy, Michael 398 Charles, Michael 306 (109) University of South Florida Auburn Center for Government 4202 E. Fowler Ave., SOC 107 P.O. Box 244023 Tampa, FL 33620 Montgomery, AL 36124 (139) 747-1971 (334) 244-3000 [email protected] (334) 244-3244 (fax)
Cavanaugh, Jr, Michael R. 53 Chaves, Ian Michael 93 Sam Houston State University Youngstown State University 555 Bowers Blvd., Apt 818 Department of Criminal Justice and Forensic Science Huntsville, TX 77340 1 University Plaza (337) 278-2670 Youngstown, OH 44555-0001 [email protected] (330) 941-3756 [email protected] Cease, John 276 President, Clear Track Ahead Cheeseman Dial, Kelly 24, 60, 150, 491 4001 Chapra Drive The University of Southern Mississippi Wilmington, NC 28412 School of Criminal Justice (910) 512-5071 117 Arthell Kelley Hall [email protected] Hattiesburg, MS 39406-0001 (601) 266-4516 Celik, Ishak 122 [email protected] 4911 Haverwood Lane #2833 Dallas, TX 75287 Cheloukhine, Serguei 8, 250 (972) 343-8165 John Jay College [email protected] 899 Tenth Ave. Department of Law, Police Science and CRJ New York, NY 10019 Cerrah, Ibrahim 376 (212) 237-8391 Turkish National Police Academy [email protected] Polis Akademisi Necatibey Caddesi No:108 Ankara, Ankara 06580 Chen, Jim 25 Turkey Zhejiang Police College 00 90 312 412 12 68 00 90 505 366 36 75 (mobile) Cheng, Tyrone C. 454 00 90 312 231 44 64 (fax) University of Alabama [email protected] Box 870314 Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0314 Chamberlain, Alyssa Whitby 50, 71 (205) 348-9902 University of California-Irvine [email protected] [email protected] Cherkauskas, Jennifer Calnon 145 Chambers, Jennifer 129 University of Cincinnati Policing Institute University of Delaware School of Criminal Justice 325 Smith Hall ML 210389 Newark, DE 19716 Cincinnati, OH 54221-0389 [email protected] [email protected]
Champion, David 189 Chermak, Steven 431 Slippery Rock University Michigan State University Criminology and Criminal Justice School of Criminal Justice 04 Spotts WC 512 Baker Hall Slippery Rock, PA 16057 East Lansing, MI 48864 (724) 738-4462 (517) 316-6622 [email protected] (517) 432-1787 (fax) [email protected] Champion, Sr., Darl Hilton 26, 489 Methodist University Chervenak, Lia 306 (75) 5400 Ramsey Street The University of Akron Fayetteville, NC 28311 Department of Sociology (910) 630-7050 Akron, OH 44325-1905 [email protected] [email protected]
Chandler Ford, Marilyn 1, 85, 335 Chesser, Alena Jean 260 Volusia County Division of Corrections Sullivan University 1300 Red John Drive 263 Windward Way Daytona Beach, FL 32120-2865 Shepherdsville, KY 40165 (386) 323-3524 (502) 712-6626 [email protected] [email protected]
Chang, Charles M.K. 230 Cheurprakobkit, Sutham 461 Department of Police Administration and Kennesaw State University Institute of Police Policy, Central Police University 1000 Chastain Road, Mail Drop 2204 No. 56, Shujen Rd., Takang Village, Kueishan Hsiang Kennesaw, GA 30144 Taoyuan, Hsien, 33304 (770) 420-4734 Taiwan (404) 291-8904 (mobile) 886-3-328-2321 [email protected] [email protected] Chiancone, Janet 103, 160 Chapman, Gabrielle Lynn 363, 427 Office of Juvenile Justice and Vanderbilt University Delinquency Prevention Peabody Research Institute 810 7th Street NW Peabody #181 Washington DC 20531 230 Appleton Place (202) 353-9258 Nashville, TN 37203-5721 [email protected] (615) 336-4156 [email protected] Chiang, Chau-Pu 113 California State University Charles, Christopher 324 Turlock, CA 95382 Monroe College (209) 667-3409 King Graduate School [email protected] 2375 Jermone Ave Bronx, NY 10468 [email protected] Cintron, Myrna 207 Chiang, Pearl 306 (83), 306 (85) Prairie View A&M University Michigan State University College of Juvenile Justice & Psychology 424 Michigan Ave. P.O. Box 519, MS 2600 Apt. W18 Prairie View, TX 77446 East Lansing, MI 48823 (936) 261-5234 (248) 225-0586 (936) 261-5249 (fax) [email protected] [email protected]
Chiotti, Jennifer 306 (27) Clark, Gina M. 285 University of Houston-Downtown Southeast Missouri State University Department of Criminal Justice Cape Girardeau, MO 63701 One Main Street, C-340 Commerce Building Houston, TX 77002-1001 Clark, John W. 191, 458 (713) 226-5586 University of Texas at Tyler (832) 654-7237 (mobile) 3900 University Blvd. (713) 221-2726 (fax) Department of Social Science [email protected] Tyler, TX 75799 (903) 566-7414 Cho, Byung Jun 473 (205) 381-7099 (mobile) Westfield State College (903) 565-5537 (fax) Criminal Justice [email protected] 333 Western Avenue Westfield, MA 01086 Clark, Karen 235 (413) 572-8308 Saddleback College [email protected] 24577 Copper Cliff Ct. Lake Forest, CA 92630 Cho, Yeok-il 306 (93) (949) 648-4230 University of Central Missouri [email protected] Warrensburg, MO 64093 (660) 864-4758 Clark, Richard D. 299 John Carroll University Choe, Gretchen 217, 438, 485 20700 North Park Blvd. University of North Texas at Dallas University Heights, OH 44118 7300 Houston School Rd. (216) 397-4651 Dallas, TX 75229 [email protected] (972) 780-3072 [email protected] Clark-Miller, Jason 228 Texas Christian University Choi, Jong Sool 265 Department of Criminal Justice Doug-eui University Fort Worth, TX 76129 (817) 257-6152 Choi, Jung Jin 245 [email protected] Florida Atlantic University Clason, Dennis L. 303 Cholewa, Agnes 483 New Mexico State University CSR Incorporated MSC 3CA/Box 30001 2107 Wilson Blvd., Suite 1000 Department of Economics and International Business Arlington, VA 22201 Las Cruces, NM 88003-8001 (703) 312-5220 (575) 646-2113 [email protected] [email protected]
Choo, Tae 466 Clayton, Diana Reynolds 259 Gainesville State College Rogers State University P.O. Box 1358 1701 W Will Rogers Blvd Gainesville, GA 30530 PH 208 (678) 717-3490 Claremore, OK 74017 [email protected] (918) 343-7632 (918) 260-1093 (mobile) Chowdhury, Liza 400 (918) 343-7584 (fax) Rutgers University [email protected] 114 Albion St. Passaic, NJ 07055 Clear, Todd R. 246 (973) 202-3593 John Jay College [email protected] 899 10th Avenue New York, NY 10019 Christopher, Kenneth 405, 408 (212) 237-8470 Park University [email protected] 8700 NW River Park Dr. Box 115 Clevenger, Shelly Lynn 151, 306 (86) Parkville, MO 64152 Indiana University of Pennsylvania (816) 584-6597 1790 Lisa Drive, Apt 8 (816) 809-6494 (mobile) Indiana, PA 15701 (816) 741-4911 (fax) (724) 840-7485 [email protected] [email protected]
Chu, Doris C. 230, 296 Clifford, Mary 460 Arkansas State Univeristy St. Cloud State University P.O. Box 2410 Criminal Justice Studies State University, AR 72467 720 4th Avenue South (870) 972-3276 St. Cloud, MN 56301 (870) 972-3694 (fax) (320) 309-1589 [email protected] [email protected]
Cihan, Abdullah 192 Close, Billy R. 112 Sam Houston State University Florida State University College of Criminal Justice College of Criminology and Criminal Justice Huntsville, TX 77341 319 Hecht House (936) 294-3642 Tallahassee, FL 32306-1127 [email protected] (850) 644-5344 (850) 644-9614 (fax) [email protected]
Cluse-Tolar, Terry 178 Colyer, Timothy Paul 487 The University of Toledo 1018 Bridgeway Blvd HHS 3201, Mail Stop 119 Orlando, FL 32828 Department of Social Work (407) 484-3557 Toledo, OH 43606 [email protected] (419) 530-4397 [email protected] Condiff, Carolyn 219 Indiana University Northwest Cobbina, Jennifer 306 (JQ16) 4848 S. Drexel Blvd. University of Missouri – St. Louis Chicago, IL 60615-1708 [email protected] Cobbs, Rochelle Elizabeth 474 Prairie View A & M University Conklin, Richard 51 College of Juvenile Justice and Pyschology San Diego County Sheriff’s Office P.O. Box 519, MS 2600 Prairie View, TX 77446-0519 Conley, Carrie A. 101 (662) 254-3313 University of Nebraska at Omaha (662) 207-3901 (mobile) CB 218 (662) 254-3646 (fax) 6001 Dodge St [email protected] Omaha, NE 68182 (402) 554-3081 Cochran, John K. 486 (712) 229-0979 (mobile) University of South Florida (402) 554-2326 (fax) Department of Criminology [email protected] 4202 East Fowler Avenue, SOC 107 Tampa, FL 33620-8100 Conley, John 182, 236 (813) 974-9569 California State University, San Bernardino (813) 974-2803 (fax) [email protected] Connell, Nadine M. 480 Rowan University Coconis, Michel 392 201 Mullica Hill Road Wright State University Glassboro, NJ 08102 Department of Social Work (856) 256-4500 ext. 3536 Millett Hall 270 [email protected] 3640 Colonel Glenn Hwy Dayton, OH 45435 Connolly, Eric J. 249, 443 (973) 775-3436 University of North Alabama [email protected] 145 Old Hickory Drive Florence, AL 35630 Cohen, Irwin M. 173, 180, 356 (256) 366-9378 University of the Fraser Valley [email protected] School of Criminology and Criminal Justice 33844 King Road Conyers, Addrain 446 Abbotsford, British Columbia V2S 7M8 SUNY Brockport Canada 317 Annie Lane (604) 504-7441 Rochester, NY 14626 [email protected] (585) 474-6416 [email protected] Coleman, Eric 461 University of North Texas at Dallas Cook, Carrie 265, 320 7300 Houston School Road Georgia College & State University Dallas, TX 75241 Department of Government and Sociology (972) 780-3059 Campus Box 018 [email protected] Milledgeville, GA 31061 (478) 445-0941 Coleman, Shereuka 400 [email protected] North Carolina Central University 303 Whiting Criminal Justice Building Cookus, John 12 1801 Fayetteville Street PA Juvenile Court Judges' Commission Durham, NC 27707 210 Horton Hall [email protected] Shippensburg University Shippensburg, PA 17257 Collins, Peter A. 89, 176 (717) 477-1188 Washington State University [email protected] Criminal Justice Program 801 Johnson Tower Cooley, Cavit 306 (46) PO Box 644880 Mercer County Community College Pullman, WA 99164-4880 P.O. Box B (509) 592-8060 Trenton, NJ 08690 [email protected] (609) 570-3625 [email protected] Collins, Sue Carter 260 Georgia State University Coon, Julie Kiernan 306 (42) Roger Williams University Collins, Victoria Eleen 195 School of Justice Studies Old Dominion University One Old Ferry Road 1893 Tolstoy Drive Bristol, RI 02809 Virginia Beach, VA 23454 (401) 254-3854 (757) 426-5273 [email protected] (757) 477-2014 (mobile) [email protected] Cooper, Alexia 50 University of California - Irvine Colvin, Roddrick 352 [email protected] John Jay College of Criminal Justice - CUNY Department of Public Management Cooper, Jonathon A. 306 (84) 445 West 59th Street Arizona State University New York, NY 10019 School of Criminology and Criminal Justice (212) 237-8850 411 N. Central Ave. Ste. 600 (917) 470-5151 (mobile) Phoenix, AZ 85004 (212) 237-8918 (fax) (602) 496-2341 [email protected] [email protected]
Copenhaver, Allen 353 Craddock, Amy 216 Eastern Kentucky University Fayetteville State University Criminal Justice and Police Studies Department of Criminal Justice 521 Lancaster Ave. 1200 Murchison Rd Richmond, Ky 40475 Fayetteville, NC 28301 (606) 416-6638 (910) 672-2271 [email protected] [email protected]
Copes, Heith 349 Crank, John 182, 197, 236 Univeristy of Alabama at Birmingham University of Nebraska 1201 University Boulevard, Suite 210 Dapartment of Criminology and Criminal Justice Birmingham, AL 35294-4562 Omaha, NE 68162-0149 (205) 975-9489 (402) 213-9194 [email protected] [email protected]
Cordner, AnnMarie 365 Crawford, Charles 106 Kutztown University Western Michigan University P.O. Box 730 Department of Sociology Department of Criminal Justice 1903 W. Michigan Ave Kutztown, PA 19530 Kalamazoo, MI 49002 (484) 646-4291 (269) 387-5292 (484) 560-9124 (mobile) (269) 501-5175 (mobile) (484) 646-4233 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] Cretacci, Michael 433 Corley, Charles J. 455 Buffalo State College Michigan State University Criminal Justice Department 1300 Elmwood Avenue Coroian, George 367 Buffalo, NY 14222 Norhern Kentucky University (716) 878-5133 Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice, Founders Hall [email protected] Highland Heights, KY 41099 (859) 572-5699 Crews, Angela West 361 [email protected] Marshall University
Corp, Jeff 175 Crews, Gordon Arthur 361 Orange County Probation Department Marshall University P.O. Box 10260 One John Marshall Drive Santa Ana, CA 92711-0260 Department of Criminal Justice (714) 937-4502 Huntington, WV 25755 [email protected] (304) 696-3083 [email protected] Correia, Mark 81 San Jose State University Cropper, Ketrich 306 (2) Justice Studies Department Coppin State University 1 Washington Square San Jose, CA 95192 Cross, Anne 364 (408) 924-1350 Metropolitan State University [email protected] School of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice 1450 Energy Park Drive Corsaro, Nicholas 25, 398 St. Paul, MN 55108 Southern Illinois University-Carbondale (651) 999-5886 1000 Faner Drive [email protected] MC 4504 Carbondale, IL 62901 Crossland, Christine R. 66, 120, 344 (618) 453-6375 US Department of Justice [email protected] National Institute of Justice Office of Research and Evaluation Cotton, Allison 343 810 Seventh Street, NW, Rm 7111 Metropolitan State College of Denver Washington DC 20531 (202) 616-5166 Courtney, Carrie 118 (202) 354-4080 (fax) Daytona Beach Police Department [email protected] 129 Valor Blvd Daytona Beach, FL 32744 Crow, Matthew S. 352 (386) 671-5100 University of West Florida [email protected] School of Justice Studies & Social Work 11000 University Parkway, 85/153 Covington, Michele W. 44 Pensacola, FL 32514 University of Central Florida (850) 857-6371 Department of Sociology [email protected] 4000 Central Florida Blvd. Orlando, FL 32816-1360 Crowl, Justin Nicholas 306 (52) (864) 344-2768 Indiana University of Pennsylvania [email protected] 2352 Manor Rd. Clymer, PA 15728 Cox, Dawn Ann 472 (330) 692-7906 Community Corrections Association [email protected] 1608 Market St. Yougstown, OH 44507 Crowley, Joan E. 436 (330) 744-5143 New Mexico State University [email protected] Department of Criminal Justice MSC 3487 Cox, Stephen M. 405 P.O. Box 30001 Central Connecticut State University Las Cruces, NM 88003-8001 Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice (575) 646-5376 1615 Stanley Street (575) 644-6422 (mobile) New Britain, CT 06050 (575) 646-2827 (fax) (860) 832-3138 [email protected] (860) 832-3014 (fax) [email protected]
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Cruze, Jennifer Rose 374 Daly, Reagan 347 University of Louisville VERA Institute of Justice 308 Copper Creek Circle Louisville, KY 40222 Dammer, Harry 182, 236, 417 (502) 852-6086 University of Scranton (502) 468-7701 (mobile) O'Hara Hall [email protected] Scranton, PA 18510 (570) 941-5853 Cubellis, Michelle 123, 218 [email protected] Bridgewater State College Department of Criminal Justice Daniel, Elycia Simone 436 Maxwell Library Room 311G Sam Houston State University 10 Shaw Road 2100 Tanglewilde St #643 Bridgewater, MA 02325 Houston, TX 77063 (508) 531-2107 (281) 995-6463 [email protected] [email protected]
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Culp, Richard 158 Dantzker, M. L. 352 John Jay College of Criminal Justice UTPA Department of Public Management 1201 W. University Dr. 445 West 59th Street Edinburg, TX 78541 New York, NY 11215 (956) 316-7003 (212) 237-8929 [email protected] [email protected] Das, Dilip K. 215 Curran, Jeanne 306 (79), 308 International Police Executive Symposium California State University, Dominguez Hills 6030 Nott Road 7020 Senalda Road Guilderland, NY 12084 Los Angeles, CA 90068 (410) 951-6102 [email protected] (802) 598-3680 (mobile) [email protected] Cuvelier, Steven 39 Sam Houston State University Davidson, Bill 306 (47), 306 (60) George J. Beto Criminal Justice Center, Box 2296 Michigan State University Huntsville, TX 77341 236 Psychology Bldg (936) 294-1641 East Lansing, MI 48823 [email protected] Davidson, William 76, 306 (58), 306 (82), 306 (83), Czugala, Kristen 368 Michigan State University 306 (85) Kansas City Kansas Police Department 134 Psychology 701 N. 7th Street Room 510 East Lansing, MI 48824 Kansas City, KS 66101 (616) 894-1944 [email protected]
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Da Cruz, Becky Kohler 367, 450 Davis, Cameron 130 Armstrong Atlantic State University Norwich University 11935 Abercorn Street 158 Harmon Drive Savannah, GA 31419-1997 Northfield, VT 05663 (912) 344-2748 [email protected] Davis, Fania E. 148 Restorative Justice for Oakland Youth Dabney, Dean 306 (JQ12), 349 1203 Preservation Park Way Georgia State University Suite 200 140 Decatur St., N.E. Oakland, CA 94612 Urban Life Building, Room 1226 (510) 238-5213 Atlanta, GA 30303 [email protected] (404) 413-1039 [email protected] Davis, Jaya 56 Prairie View A&M University Dai, Mengyan 306 (76) P.O. Box 519, M.S. #2600 University of Baltimore Prairie View, TX 77446-0519 1420 N. Charles Street (281) 216-5455 Baltimore, MD 21201 [email protected] (410) 837-5352 [email protected] David, Joseph J. 311 Roberts Wesleyan College Dallam-Murphy, Audrelee 473 7320 Fisher Road Westfield State College Ontario, NY 14519 Criminal Justice 585-766-3113 333 Western Ave. [email protected] Westfield, MA 01086 (413) 572-5761 [email protected]
Davodi-Far, Maryam 306 (113) Delgado, Melissa A. 317 National University Bridgewater State College 11255 North Torrey Pines Road 57 Appleblossom Lane San Diego, CA 92130 Taunton, MA 02780 (858) 642-8653 (774) 644-7302 (619) 709-8112 (mobile) [email protected] (858) 642-8715 (fax) [email protected] DeLisi, Matt 65, 306 (73) Iowa State University Dawalt, Phillip Robert 146 203A East Hall Ivy Tech Community College, East Central Region Ames, IA 50011-1070 4301 S. Cowan Rd. (515) 294-8008 Muncie, IN 47302 [email protected] (765) 506-7322 (765) 506-7329 (mobile) Della Giustina, Jo-Ann 323 (765) 289-2292 (fax) Bridgewater State College [email protected] Criminal Justice Department Bridgewater, MA 02325-0002 Dawson-Edwards, Cherie 186, 306 (1), 446 (508) 531-1000 Kentucky State University [email protected] 210A Hathaway Hall Frankfort, KY 40601 Delligatti, Anthony J. 29 (502) 597-5899 West Virginia University [email protected] 1619 Westbrook Dr. Fairmont, WV 26554 Day, George J. 264 (304) 612-9291 Sam Houston State University [email protected] Box 2296 Huntsville, TX 77341 (936) 294-1660 Demidov, Nicolai N. 265 (254) 855-4788 (mobile) Volgograd Law Academy [email protected] Istoricheskaya Street Bld 130 Volgograd, 400089 Day, L. Edward 247, 297, 335 Russia Penn State Altoona 7(8442) 35-02-90 [email protected] De Angelis, Joseph 451 Ohio University Demir, Irfan 220 Department of Sociology and Anthropology Turkish National Police Bentley Annex 111 Polis Meslek Yuksek Okulu Athens, OH 45701 Paladoken (740) 593-1371 Erzurum, Turkey 25070 [email protected] [email protected]
De Garmo, Matthew 276, 301 Demircioglu, Mehmet 306 (20), 486 Washington State University University of North Texas 200 NW Webb Police Major in Turkish National Police Pullman, WA 99163 3500 E. McKinney St. (417) 459-5485 Denton, TX 76209 [email protected] (940) 595-7219 [email protected] De Guzman, Melchor C. 80, 148, 348 The College at Brockport, State University of New York Dempsey, John S. 411 350 New Campus Dr SUNY Empire State College Brockpot, NY 14420 465 West Hudson Street (585) 395-5785 Long Beach, NY 11561 [email protected] (516) 876-4419 [email protected] De Vries, Izak Daniel 300 Tshwane University of Technology Demuth, Steven 306 (JQ11) Department of Safety and Security Management Bowling Green State University PO Box X860 Pretoria, Gauteng 00001 Deosaran, Ramesh 339 Republic of South Africa University of Trinidad and Tobago [email protected] Centre for Criminology and Public Safety O’Meara Campus Del Carmen, Rolando 109 Arima, West Indies Sam Houston State University Trinidad (868) 727-6141 DeBor, Steve 82 (868) 643-2895 (fax) Michigan Department of Corrections [email protected]
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DeTardo-Bora, Kimberly 226 Dirks, Danielle 306 (JQ6) Marshall University University of Texas at Austin One John Marshall Drive Department of Criminal Justice Dixon, Brandon 67 734 Smith Hall University of Alabama Huntington, WV 25755 Center for Advanced Public Safety (304) 696-3084 Department of Computer Science [email protected] Tuscaloosa, AL 35487 [email protected] DeValve, Michael John 72 Fayetteville State University Dobbs, Rhonda R. 294 Department of Criminal Justice University of Texas at Arlington 1200 Murchison Rd. Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice Fayetteville, NC 28301 Box 19595 (910) 672-2191 Arlington, TX 76019-0595 (910) 672-1908 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] Dobrov, Oleksandr 143, 198 Devers, Lindsey 72, 116 University of Texas at Arlington Florida State University 8321 Fall Crest Drive 210 Westwood Drive Hurst, TX 76053 Tallahassee, FL 32304 (817) 595-7307 (703) 431-7439 [email protected] [email protected] Dodge, Mary 361 DeVoe, Jill Fleury 104 University of Colorado - Denver American Institutes for Research-ESSI 1380 Lawrence Street, Suite 500 1990 K Street, NW Denver, CO 80204 Suite 500 [email protected] Washington DC 20006 (202) 403-6409 Dodson, Kimberly 261 [email protected] Western Illinois University-Quad Cities 3561 60th Street DeZolt, Ernest Michael 299 Moline, IL 61265 John Carroll University (309) 762-9481 20700 North Park Blvd. (563) 209-8258 (mobile) University Heights, OH 44118 [email protected] (216) 397-3081 [email protected] Doerner, Jill K. 306 (JQ11), 306 (94), 478 University of Rhode Island Diamond, Brie 228 505 Chafee Social Science Center University of Texas at Dallas 10 Chafee Road 3113 Boxwood Lane Kingston, RI 02881 Plano, TX 75074 (401) 874-4077 (214) 529-5481 (419) 575-1228 (mobile) [email protected] (401) 874-2588 (fax) [email protected] Diaz, Emanuel 292 Texas A&M International University Doerner, William G. 17, 159 5201 University Blvd. Florida State University Laredo, TX 78041 College of Criminology & Criminal Justice (956) 251-7451 Tallahassee, FL 32306-127 [email protected] (850) 644-7372 (850) 443-3453 (mobile) Diehl, Robyn 306 (105), 429 [email protected] Virginia Commonwealth University PO Box 842028 Doerner, William M. 159 Richmond, VA 23284-2028 Florida State University (804) 828-2759 Department of Economics [email protected] Tallahassee, FL 32306-2180 [email protected] DiMarino, Frank J. 372 Kaplan University Dolinsky, Beverly 467 240 East Illinois Street, Unit 903 Endicott College Chicago, IL 60611 376 Hale St (312) 777-6884 Beverly, MA 01915 (912) 507-2077 (mobile) (978) 232-2194 [email protected] [email protected]
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Dooley, Lisa 449 Dunkley, Robert W.S. 371 University of Nevada, Las Vegas Brandman University 4505 S. Maryland Parkway 12421 Hesperia Road Box 5009 Victorville, California 92395 Las Vegas, NV 89154-5009 San Bernardino (702) 895-5121 (760) 596-1250 [email protected] (760) 955-7444 (fax) [email protected] Doolittle, Everett 189, 440 Metropolitan State University Duntley, Joshua D. 106 1450 Energy Park Drive The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Saint Paul, MN 55108-5218 Criminal Justice Program (651) 999-5884 Pomona, NJ 08240-0195 (651) 214-1705 (mobile) [email protected] (651) 999-5888 (fax) [email protected] DuPont-Morales, Toni 259, 341 California State University, Fresno Doss, Daniel Adrian 129, 196 2576 East San Ramon Ave M/S ST 104 University of West Alabama Fresno, CA 93740-8039 College of Business (717) 418-2805 (mobile) UWA Station 24 (559) 278-7265 (fax) 109 Guy Hunt Technology [email protected] Livingston, AL 35470 (205) 652-5416 Duran, Robert J. 56, 349 (662) 554-5591 (mobile) New Mexico State University (205) 652-3737 (fax) MSC 3487 [email protected] PO Box 30001 Las Cruces, NM 88003 Doude, Sara 14 (720) 480-9579 Georgia College and State University [email protected]
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Dowler, Krystina 217 University of Central Missouri Criminal Justice Department E 300 Humphreys Building Warrensburg, MO 64093 Earnest, Terri L. 285, 418 [email protected] Francis Marion University PO Box 100547 Du Houx Pogatshnik, Rose 172 Florence, SC 29502 Rasmussen College (843) 661-1655 226 Park Avenue South (843) 615-3066 (mobile) St. Cloud, MN 56301 (843) 661-1658 (fax) (320) 251-5600 [email protected] (320) 249-5985 (mobile) (320) 251-3702 (fax) Eck, John E. 286 [email protected] University of Cincinnati
Duarte, Anthony 19 Eckberg, Deborah Ann 51, 278 Nationwide Investigations Metropolitan State University School of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Duffy, Kevin R. 92, 172, 350 1450 Energy Park Drive Daytona Beach Police Department St. Paul, MN 55108-5218 1000 Saddle Hill Road (651) 999-5896 DeLand, FL 32720 [email protected] (386) 547-9625 [email protected] Edelbacher, Maximilian 444 Austrian Police, Retired Dukes, Warren 383 Reimersgasse 16/E/3 Saint Augustine's College Vienna, Austria Department of Criminal Justice +43-(0)664-516 97 29 1315 Oakwood Avenue [email protected] Raleigh, NC 27610 (919) 516-4222 Edleson, Jeffrey L. 287 [email protected] University of Minnesota Minnesota Center Against Violence & Abuse Dulla, Joesph 310 105 Peters Hall, 1404 Gortner Avenue Los Angeles Sheriff's Department St. Paul, MN 55108 11515 S. Colima Rd, M106 (612) 624-8795 Whittier, CA 90604 (612) 625-4288 (fax) (562) 946-7204 [email protected] [email protected] Edwards, Carmen Cairns 306 (17) Dunham, Jessica R. 292, 306 (124) University of Regina University of Cincinnati 74 Mackenzie Mews P.O. Box 210389 Regina, Saskatchewan S4N 5M5 Dyer 600 Canada Cincinnati, OH 45221 (306) 596-3110 (513) 556-1692 [email protected] [email protected] Edwards, Terry D. 460 University of Louisville Department of Justice Administration Brigman Hall Louisville, KY 40291 (502) 852-0971 [email protected] Egger, Steven 113, 300 Eman, Katja 47 University of Houston - Clear Lake Junior Researcher Box 110 Kotnikova 8 2700 Bay Area Blvd Ljubljana, Ljubljana 01000 Houston, TX 77058 Slovenia (281) 283-3416 00386 1 300 8300 [email protected] 00386 1 230 2687 (fax) [email protected] Eichenberg, M. George 218 Tarleton State University Embry, Randa 97 T-0665 Tarleton Station Sam Houston State University Stephenville, TX 76402 College of Criminal Justice, Box 2296 (254) 968-9031 Huntsville, TX 77341 [email protected] (936) 294-4187 (254) 715-4489 (mobile) Eickhoff, Danielle Alicia 269 (936) 438-8175 (fax) University of Central Missouri [email protected] 419 Ming Street Warrensburg, MO 64093 Emeka, Franklin C. 306 (65) (314) 650-7116 Lonestar College - Kingwood [email protected] 20000 Kingwood Drive Kingwood, TX 77339 Eigenberg, Helen 359 (281) 312-1706 University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (281) 312-1723 (fax) Criminal Justice Department, #3203 [email protected] 615 McCallie Ave Chattanooga, TN 37403 Emeka, Traqina Q. 28, 306 (65) (423) 425-4270 University of Houston Downtown [email protected] One Main Street Commerce Bldg C330J Eisentraut, Bryan 116 Houston, TX 77002 Arizona State University (713) 221-8282 411 N Central Ave (713) 221-2726 (fax) MC: 4420 [email protected] Phoenix, AZ 85004-0685 (602) 543-8405 Emerson-Lewis, Michelle 306 (116) [email protected] Metropolitan State College of Denver Campus Box 10 Eisert, Amy 84 P.O. Box 173362 Mercyhurst College Civic Institute Department of Criminal Justice & Criminology 501 East 38th Street Denver, CO 80217-3362 Erie, PA 16546 (303) 352-7150 (814) 824-2551 [email protected] [email protected] Empie, Kristine 221 Ejiogu, Kingsley U. 86 South University Texas Southern University 1300 Cleburne Street Enders, Christopher 476 Houston, TX 77004 Limestone College (713) 313-7445 [email protected] Engel, Robin S. 99, 145, 267 University of Cincinnati Ekhomu, Jessica Leigh 72 School of Criminal Justice Georgia State University ML 210389 Department of Criminal Justice Cincinnati, OH 45221-0389 PO Box 4018 (513) 556-5850 Atlanta, GA 30302-4018 [email protected] (404) 413-1041 (770) 572-9545 (mobile) Engram, Peggy A. 28 (404) 413-1030 (fax) University of Houston Downtown [email protected] 1 Main Street, Suite C400 Houston, TX 77021-1001 Ekwuaju, Alex 87 (713) 221-8981 American InterContinental University (713) 226-5274 (fax) [email protected] Elbourne, Ann Marie 333 University of the West Indies St. Augustine Enriquez, Roger 191 [email protected] University of Texas at San Antonio DB 4.112B Elechi, Oko 12, 207, 215 Department of Criminal Justice Prairie View A&M University San Antonio, TX 78207 Department of Criminal Justice (210) 458-2696 PO Box 519 Prairie View, TX 77446 Erickson, Patricia E. 306 (26) (936) 261-5260 Canisius College [email protected] 2001 Main Street Buffalo, NY 14208 Ellwanger, Steven 221 (716) 888-2749 East Tennessee State University [email protected] Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology PO Box 70555 Escobar, Sue 172 Johnson City, TN 37614 Sacramento State University 6000 J Street Eloff, Daniel C. 306 (115) Division of Criminal Justice San Jose State University Sacramento, CA 95819-6085 Justice Studies Department (916) 278-6437 1085 Tasman Drive (916) 607-9635 (mobile) Space #859 (916) 278-7692 (fax) Sunnyvale, CA 94089 [email protected] (408) 734-3679 (408) 206-7604 (mobile) [email protected]
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Etter, Gregg W. 87, 252 Feher, Kristi 195 University of Central Missouri University of Toledo 302B Humphreys Department of Criminal Justice MS#119 Criminal Justice Department 2801 W. Bancroft St. Warrensburg, MO 64093 Toledo, OH 43606 (660) 543-8902 (660) 543-8306 (fax) Fenwick, Melissa E. 91 [email protected] Western Connecticut State University Division of Justice and Law Administration Exline, Julie 306 (JQ6) 181 White Street Case Western Reserve University Danbury, CT 06810 (203) 837-3255 [email protected]
F Feucht, Thomas E. 94 National Institute of Justice Faiella, Patrick J. 411, 453 Executive Senior Science Advisor Massasoit Community College 810 7th Street, NW 1 Massasoit Blvd. Washington, DC 20531 Brockton, MA 02302 (202) 307-2949 (508) 588-9100 ext. 1916 [email protected] (508) 427-1223 (fax) [email protected] Fickbohm, Jocelynn Marie 331 University of South Dakota Falco, Diana L. 90, 178 501 Elm Street Niagara University Vermillion, SD 57069 Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice (605) 677-9197 115 Timon Hall [email protected] Niagara University, NY 14109 (716) 286-8049 Fickenworth, George 84 [email protected] Mercyhurst College Civic Institute 501 East 38th Street Falconer, Sean Michael 28 Erie, PA 16546 Washington State University (814) 824-2183 Johnson Tower 801 PO Box 644880 [email protected] Pullman, WA 99164 (509) 335-8823 Fidelie, Laura Woods 264 (509) 335-7990 (fax) Midwestern State University [email protected] Criminal Justice Department 3410 Taft Blvd. Fallik, Seth 145 Wichita Falls, TX 76308 University of Missouri - Kansas City (940) 397-6210 Department of Criminal Justice & Criminology [email protected] 5215 Rockhill Rd. Kansas City, MO 64110 Fiedler, Timothy 295 (816) 235-1602 Carroll University [email protected] Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice 100 North East Avenue Fargo, Jamison D. 206 (95) Waukesha, WI 53186 University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine (262) 524-7165 423 Guardian Drive, 909 Blockley Hall [email protected] Philadelphia, PA 19014-6021 (215) 746-4177 Filipuzzi, Nikki 327 [email protected] Mount Royal University 6 Cougarstone Park SW Farina, Katie A. 129 Calgary, AB T3H4Z9 University of Delaware Canada 325 Smith Hall (403) 708-6457 Newark, DE 19716 [email protected] (215) 873-1635 [email protected] Finckenauer, Jim 55 Rutgers University Farley, Erin J. 426 University of North Carolina Wilmington Fischer, Michael 16, 41, 63, 306 (99), 397, [email protected] Norfolk State University 425, 453 1881 University Drive Fassinger, William J. 114, 311 Graduate Criminal Justice Program, Suite 268 SUNY Canton Virginia Beach, VA 23453 34 Cornell Drive (757) 368-6373 Canton, NY 13617 (757) 202-0036 (mobile) 315-386-7917 (757) 368-4381 (fax) [email protected] [email protected]
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Fischler, Mark James 217 Forst, Brian 481 Plymouth State University American University 17 High Street MSC59 2513 Pegasus Lane Plymouth, NH 03264 Reston, VA 20191-4226 (603) 535-3143 (703) 860-0551 [email protected] (202) 885-2907 (fax) [email protected] Fisher, Bonnie S. 286 University of Cincinnati Forst, Linda S. 311 Shoreline Community College Fisher-Giorlando, Marianne 219, 413 16101 Greenwood Avenue North Grambling State University Shoreline, WA 98133 204 S. Hazel Street (206) 546-4781 Ruston, LA 71270 [email protected] (318) 274-3312 (318) 274-3899 (mobile) Forster, Marya 175 [email protected] Orange County Probation Department P.O. Box 10260 Fitch, Brian 310 Santa Ana, CA 92711-0260 Los Angeles Sheriff's Department (714) 569-2166 11515 S. Colima Rd., M 106 [email protected] Whittier, CA 90604 (562) 946-7204 Fowler, Shannon K. 238, 493 [email protected] University of Texas at Arlington 601 S. Nedderman, UH 362 Fitzgibbon, Wendy 110 Box 19595 Middlesex University Arlington, TX 76019 The Burroughs (817) 272-2514 Hendon [email protected] London, UK 07905 148 538 Fox, Kathleen A. 49, 306 (JQ8) [email protected] Sam Houston State University PO Box 2296 Fleischer, Linda 59, 190, 306 (3) George J. Beto Criminal Justice Center The Community College of Baltimore County Huntsville, TX 77341-2296 G105Q (936) 294-4748 7200 Sollers Point Rd. [email protected] Baltimore, MD 21222 (443) 840-3663 Fox, Michael H. 317 (443) 840-3440 (fax) Hyogo University [email protected] Hiraoka-cho Kakogawa City, Kakogawa City 675-0195 Flint Rioux, Gail A. 266 Japan Universtiy of Texas at El Paso 81-794-27-9859 Office of Strategic Initiatives [email protected] 500 W. University Avenue El Paso, TX 79968 Fradella, Henry F. 351 (915) 747-7422 California State University, Long Beach (915) 204-7833 (mobile) 1250 N. Bellflower Blvd. [email protected] Long Beach, CA 90840 [email protected] Flynn, William 144 Raritan Valley Community College Francis, Brian 67, 326, 361 P.O. Box 3300 Lancaster University, U.K. Somerville, NJ 08876-1265 Centre for Applied Statistics (908) 526-1200 ext. 8236 Fylde College (609) 865-4679 (mobile) Lancaster, Lancs LA1 4YF (908) 429-0268 (fax) UK [email protected] +44 1524 593061 [email protected] Foley, Michael O. 244 Western Connecticut State University Frank, James 145 181 White Street University of Cincinnati Danbury, CT 06810 Division of Criminal Justice (203) 837-8597 ML 210389 [email protected] Cincinnati, OH 45221-0389 (513) 556-5832 Forbes, Alan 280 [email protected] Eastern Kentucky University Department of Safety, Security, & Frantzen, Durant 470 Emergency Management Texas A&M University-San Antonio 521 Lancaster Avenue 7122 Washita Way Stratton 250 San Antonio, TX 78256 Richmond, KY 40475 (210) 932-6277 (859) 622-6681 [email protected] [email protected] Franz, Andrew 249 Ford, Robert E. 85 University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg University of Central Florida FOB 119 1200 W. International Speedway Blvd 150 Finoli Drive Daytona Beach, FL 32120-2811 Greensburg, PA 15601 (386) 756-8245 (724) 836-7593 [email protected] [email protected]
Fraser, Marsha Amoy 271, 306 (92) Frissora, Gordon 93 University of South Florida Youngstown State University 10411 North Altman Street Department of Criminal Justice and Forensic Science Tampa, FL 33612 1 University Plaza (813) 966-1478 Youngstown, OH 44555-0001 [email protected] (330) 941-3279 [email protected] Frausto, Jacquelyn Barcenas 20 Chicago Police Department Frogge, Stephanie 154 5730 South New England University of Texas – Austin Chicago, Il 60638 School of Social Work (312) 343-4003 1925 San Jacinto Blvd. [email protected] Austin, TX 78712 (936) 295-6841 Frazier, Beverly D. 68 [email protected] John Jay College of Criminal Justice Department of Law, Police Science & CJA Fuentes, Lidia 269 422-26 Texas A&M International University New York, NY 10019 (646) 557-4779 Fulkerson, Andrew 240, 484 [email protected] Southeast Missouri State university 330 Brandt Hall Frazier, Mallory 364 One University Plaza Cape Girardeau, MO 63701 Freiburger, Tina 52, 90, 178 (573) 651-2429 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (870) 239-1100 (mobile) P.O. Box 786 [email protected] 1139 Enderis Hall 2400 E. Hartford Ave. Fullen, Karen 62 Milwaukee, WI 53202 Arkansas State University, Jonesboro (414) 229-6134 Department of Social Work [email protected] P.O. Box 2460 State University, AR 72467-2460 Freilich, Joshua 431 (870) 972-3984 John Jay College of Criminal Justice [email protected] 899 Tenth Ave., Rm. 636T New York, NY 10019 (212) 237-8668 [email protected] G
Freitas, Amber 306 (56) Gaboury, Mario Thomas 17, 43, 55, 405 Southern Oregon University University of New Haven PO Box 689 Department of Criminal Justice Merlin, OR 97526 300 Boston Post Road (541) 218-6687 West Haven, CT 06516 [email protected] (203) 932-7253 (203) 931-6071 (fax) French, Laurence Armand 376 [email protected] University of New Hampshire Huddleston Hall Room 208 Gaffney, Michael J. 243 73 Main Street Washington State University Durham, NH 03824 Division of Governmental Studies and Services (603) 862-1957 Pullman, WA 99163 (603) 862-7040 (fax) (509) 335-3329 [email protected] [email protected]
Frenzel, Erika 285, 481 Gallagher, Catherine 434 Indiana University of Pennsylvania George Mason University, MS 4F4 Department of Criminology Fairfax, VA 22030 Wilson Hall, Room 200 (703) 993-8480 411 North Walk [email protected] Indiana, PA 15705 (724) 357-2720 Gann, Shaun 374 [email protected] University of Arkansas at Little Rock UALR Department of Criminal Justice Frere, Marion Elizabeth 268, 291 2801 S. University Ave University of Melbourne Little Rock, AR 72204 McCaughey Centre: Melbourne School of Population Health (501) 683-7537 L5, 207 Bouverie St [email protected] Melbourne, Victoria 03010 Australia Gannnon, Kevin 19 61 3 8344 9125 Nationwide Investigations 0403 87 87 02 (mobile) 61 3 9348 2832 (fax) Gao, Huan 46, 397 [email protected] California State University, Stanislaus Department of Criminal Justice Fridell, Lorie 412 One University Circle University of South Florida Turlock, CA 95382 (209) 664-6676 Friedmann, Richard 29 [email protected] University of Texas at Dallas Program in Criminology Garcia, Jane 269 800 West Campbell Road Texas A&M International University GR-31 Richardson, TX 75080 Garcia, Marie 66 (214) 535-5112 US Department of Justice [email protected] National Institute of Justice Office of Research and Evaluation 810 Seventh Street, NW Washington DC 20531 (202) 616-5166 (202) 354-4080 (fax) [email protected] Garcia, Sharon 38, 291 George, Rani 306 (39), 306 (41) County of Santa Clara Social Services Agency Albany State University 2311 Prince St., Graduate School Berkeley, CA 94705 504 College Dr. (510) 282-6932 Albany, GA 31705 [email protected] (229) 430-4861 [email protected] Gardiner, Christie 80, 385 California State University, Fullerton Georges-Abeyie, Daniel E. 245 Division of Politics, Administration, and Justice Texas Southern University 800 N. State College Blvd. 3100 Cleburne Street Fullerton, CA 92834-3524 Houston, TX 77384 (657) 278-3608 (713) 313-4808 [email protected] (281) 467-2022 (mobile) (713) 313-7447 (fax) Garland, Brett 280 [email protected] Missouri State University Department of Sociology, Anthropology, Criminology Gerber, Jurg 173, 247 901 S. National Ave. Sam Houston State University Springfield, MO 65897 College of Criminal Justice (417) 836-6954 P.O. Box 2296 [email protected] Huntsville, TX 77341-2296 (936) 294-3172 Garner, Joel H. 428 [email protected] Bureau of Justice Statistics 810 7th Street, NW Gergin, Nadir 30 Washington DC 20531 Virginia Commonwealth University (202) 307-5846 & Turkish National Police [email protected] 8613 Aldershot Dr. Richmond, VA 23294 Garner, Randy 439 (804) 263-6070 Sam Houston State University [email protected] Beto Criminal Justice Center PO Box 2296 Gerkin, Patrick M. 243 Huntsville, TX 77340-2296 Grand Valley State University (936) 294-4646 401 W. Fulton St83 C DeVos Center [email protected] 283 C DeVos Center Grand Rapids, MI 49504 Gartin, Patrick 408 (616) 331-7175 Missouri State University [email protected] 901 S. National Ave. Springfield, MO 65897 Gerstenfeld, Phyllis 306 (21) (417) 836-5135 California State University, Stanislaus [email protected] Department of Criminal Justice 1 University Circle Garver, Carl Russell 101 Turlock, CA 95382 Penn State University - Harrisburg (209) 667-3229 777 West Harrisburg Pike (209) 345-9207 (mobile) Middletown, PA 17057 (209) 664-7034 (fax) (717) 948-6055 [email protected] (717) 948-6320 (fax) [email protected] Giacomazzi, Andrew 176 Boise State University Gau, Jacinta 306 (JQ17) Department of Criminal Justice California State University – San Bernardino 1910 University Drive Boise, ID 83716-1955 Gebo, Erika 100 (208) 426-4162 Suffolk University [email protected] 8 Ashburton Place Boston, MA 02108 Giacopassi, David 292 (617) 557-1594 University of Memphis [email protected] Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice 311 McCord Hall Geiger, Brenda 16, 41, 73, 306 (35), 453 Memphis, TN 38152 Bar Ilan University (901) 678-3398 Department of Criminology [email protected] PO Box 2125 Acco, Israel 24121 Gialopsos, Brooke 227 Israel University of Cincinnati 757 00197249990170 PO Box 210002 [email protected] Cincinnati, OH 45221 (513) 988-4377 Geisendorfer, Ann 190, 262 [email protected] Hudson Valley Communtiy College 80 Vandenburg Ave Giannoni, Mario 248 Troy, NY 12180 Ellis University (518) 629-7342 111 N. Canal Street, Suite 380 [email protected] Chicago, IL 60606 (312) 669-5109 Geistman, James 178 [email protected]
Ohio Northern University Giannoulopoulos, Dimitrios 14 Department of History, Political Science, Brunel Law School and Criminal Justice Kingston Lane 525 South Main Street Room MJ 124 Ada, OH 45810 Uxbridge (London), Middlesex UB8 3PH [email protected] United Kingdom [email protected] Gendon, Amanda 306 (121) University of Missouri – St. Louis
Gilly, Thomas Albert 235, 377 Giblin, Matthew 25, 306 (JQ13) ERCES Southern Illinois University Carbondale 61 rue Fbg. St Martin 4248 Faner Hall Paris, France 75010 Carbondale, IL 62901-4504 France (618) 453-5701 33140181685 [email protected] 33142461172 (fax) [email protected] Gibson, Camille 207, 387 Prairie View A&M University Gingerich, Jeffrey P. 128 College of Juvenile Justice & Psychology Cabrini College P.O. Box 519, MS 2600, 610 King of Prussia Road Prairie View, TX 77446 Radnor, PA 19087 (936) 261-5228 (610) 902-8303 (936) 261-5249 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] Gingerich, Terry E. 230 Gibson, Chris 306 (JQ1), 306 (JQ9) Western Oregon University University of Florida 345 N. 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Fowler Ave. SOC 107 Goldkamp, John S. 267 Tampa, FL 33620 Temple University, Department of Criminal Justice (813) 974-0935 Gladfelter Hall 5th Floor, 1115 West Berks Street [email protected] Philadelphia, PA 19122 (215) 204-1671 Gillespie, Wayne 321 [email protected] East Tennessee State University PO Box 70555 Gomme, Ian 270, 487 Johnson City, TN 37614 Colorado State University - Pueblo (423) 439-6810 2200 Bonforte Blvd, [email protected] Pueblo, CO 81001 (719) 549-2593 Gilliam, Jay 228 [email protected] University of Illinois Springfield Department of Criminal Justice Gonzalez, Elizabeth 214 PAC 384 University of Oklahoma Springfield, IL 62703 Department of Sociology (217) 206-6301 780 Van Vleet Oval, KH 331 [email protected] Norman, OK 73019 (405) 325-1751 (405) 325-7825 (fax) [email protected] Gonzalez, Jorge 119 Grabowski, Michael 384 Texas A&M International University Santa Rosa Junior College AJ Department Goodfellow, Marianne 312 1501 Mendocino Avenue Lebanon Valley College Santa Rosa, CA 95401 Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice (707) 527-4842 Annville, PA 17003 [email protected] (717) 867-6157 (717) 867-6018 (fax) Grant, Judith 225 [email protected] University of Ontario Institute of Technology Faculty of Criminology, Justice and Policy Studies Goodlin, Wendi Elizabeth 24, 306 (94) Oshawa, Ontario L1H 7K4 The University of Southern Mississippi Canada School of Criminal Justice (905) 721-8668 118 College Drive [email protected] PO Box 5127 Hattiesburg, MS 39406 Grant, Lorna Elaine 56, 400 (601) 266-5660 North Carolina Central University [email protected] 303 Whiting Criminal Justice Building 1801 Fayetteville Street Gopal, Nirmala Devi 322 Durham, NC 27707 University of KwaZulu-Natal (919) 530-5291 Department of Criminology (678) 327-5280 (mobile) Howard College (919) 530-5195 (fax) Durban, 04091 [email protected] South Africa 27 031 260 7793 (fax) Grant, Patricia 182, 236, 429 Virginia Commonwealth University Gorman, Brian J. 444 PO Box 842028 Assistant Professor, Towson University Richmond, VA 23284-2028 Department of Sociology, Anthropology & (804) 828-2758 Criminal Justice [email protected] 8000 York Road Towson, MD 21252 Gray, Kevin 289 (410) 704-2206 University of Evansville (410) 702-2854 (fax) Department of Law, Politics & Society [email protected] 1800 Lincoln Ave Evansville, IN 47714 Gorman, Kelly 179 (812) 488-1038 Petco, Loss Prevention [email protected]
Gormley, Paul 351 Gray, Obika 321 North Shore Community College University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire 1 Ferncroft Road Department of Political Science Danvers, MA 01923 Schneider 200A (978) 739-5475 Eau Claire, WI 54702-4004 [email protected] (715) 836-2093 [email protected] Gosselin, Denise Kindschi 1, 194, 224, 335 Western New England College Gray, Shani P. 402 Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice Valdosta State University 1215 Wilbraham Road, Box E5343 Department Soc., Anth., & CJ w/MFT Springfield, MA 01119-2684 1500 N. 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Box 210002 Niskayuna, NY 12309 600 Dyer Hall (518) 377-2598 Cincinnati, OH 45221 [email protected] (419) 388-9762 [email protected] Greene, Helen Taylor 58 Texas Southern University Goulka, Jeremiah 50 RAND Greene, Roger 179 1776 Main Street TJX Corp., Loss Prevention Mail Stop M3S Santa Monica, CA 90407 Greenlee McElrath, Candace 227 (310) 393-0411 ext. 6604 University of Arkansas at Little Rock [email protected] Criminal Justice Department 2801 S University Avenue Gover, Angela R. 306 (JQ9), 421 Ross Hall Room 529 School of Public Affairs Little Rock, AR 72204 Univeristy of Colorado Denver (501) 682-8234 1380 Lawrence Street, Suite 500 (501) 266-0031 (mobile) Denver, CO 80204 (501) 569-3075 (fax) (303) 315-2228 [email protected] (720) 334-2928 (mobile) (720) 315-2229 (fax) Greenwald, Aaron 459 [email protected] Johns Hopkins University 3000 Washington Blvd, Apt. 229 Arlington, VA 22201 (914) 447-5737 [email protected] Griffin, Jenny 331 Guclu, Timur 330 John Jay College of Criminal Justice Sam Houston State University 2830 Lake Road Apr # 516 Griffin, Patricia 417 Huntsville, TX 77340 St. Joseph's University (936) 293-8233 Philadelphia, PA (936) 688-1890 (mobile) (610) 660-1294 [email protected] [email protected] Guerra, Selah Lozano 231 Griffin, Richard E. 73, 468 Texas State University California University of Pennsylvania 303 Clover Creek Azorsky Hall, 250 University Ave San Antonio, TX 78245 California, PA 15419 (210) 254-2453 (724) 938-4178 [email protected] (954) 650-7723 (mobile) (724) 938-4265 (fax) Guffey, James E. 26 [email protected] National University 9320 Tech Center Drive Griffin, Timothy 125 Sacramento, CA 95826-2558 University of Nevada, Reno (916) 855-4109 MS 214 at UNR (916) 855-4398 (fax) Criminal Justice [email protected] Reno, NV 89557 (775) 784-6114 Gulen, Engin 330 [email protected] Sam Houston State University 1440 Brazos Drive, Apt.#161 Griffin, III, O. Hayden 22, 398 Huntsville, TX 77320 The University of Southern Mississippi (936) 293-8389 118 Arthell Kelley Hall #5127 [email protected] Hattiesburg, MS 39406 (601) 266-5660 Gunter, Whitney D. 426 [email protected] University of Delaware 77 E. Main St Grillo, Michele 61 Center for Drug & Alcohol Studies Newark, DE 19716 Nova Southeastern University (302) 831-0236 Farquhar College of Arts & Sciences [email protected] Division of Social & Behavioral Sciences/ Criminal Justice Guo, Gwo-Jen 80, 220 3310 College Avenue National Changhua University of Education Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33314 Department of Guidance and Counseling (954) 262-7955 No. 1, Jin De Road [email protected] Changhua, Taiwan 00500 Taiwan, R. O. C. Grohe, Bonnie 72 011-886-47-232105 ext. 2221 Fayetteville State University [email protected]; [email protected] Department of Criminal Justice 1200 Murchison Rd. Gutierrez, Ricky S. 419 Fayetteville, NC 28301 Calif State Univ Sacramento (910) 672-1193 6000 J. St. (910) 672-1908 (fax) Sacramento, CA 95632 [email protected] (916) 278-5094 (916) 710-6630 (mobile) Grommon, Eric 68 (916) 287-7692 (fax) Michigan State University [email protected] School of Criminal Justice 560 Baker Hall Guy, Roger 437, 446 East Lansing, MI 48824 University of North Carolina at Pembroke (517) 432-2274 Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice [email protected] One Unversity Drive Pembroke, NC 28372 Grosshuesch, Calvin 306 (67) (910) 775-4273 Washburn University Criminal Justice Association [email protected] 2001 SW Jewell Ave. PO Box 49 Guzy, Neil 478 Topeka, KS 66621 University of Pittsburgh School of Law [email protected] 150 Finoli Drive Faculty Office Building Grossi, Elizabeth 145 University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg University of Louisville Greensburg, PA 15601 Department of Justice Administration (724) 875-0236 208 Brigman Hall [email protected] Louisville, KY 40292 Gwynne, Jeffrey L. 366, 405 Growette Bostaph, Lisa 195 Auburn Montgomery Boise State University P.O. 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Guclu, Idris 306 (118) University of North Texas 3500 E McKinney St., Apt. 7210 Denton, TX 76209 H (940) 465-9145 [email protected] Haarhoff, Tara 356 University of the Fraser Valley R.C.M.P. and School of Criminology and Criminal Justice [email protected] Haarr, Robin N. 353 Hampton, Stpehen 364 Eastern Kentucky University University of Mary Washington Criminal Justice and Police Studies 521 Lancaster Ave. Handy, Melissa 217 Richmond, KY 40475 Sam Houston State University (859) 622-8152 2451 Lake Road #502 (859) 622-1549 (fax) Huntsville, TX 77340 [email protected] (281) 682-6650 [email protected] Haas, Stephen 446 WV Statistical Analysis Center Hanes, Carolyn Ruth 312 1204 Kanawha Blvd, East Lebanon Valley College Charleston, WV 25301 Department of Sociology & Criminal Justice (304) 558-8814 Annville, PA 17003 (304) 558-0391 (fax) (717) 867-6155 [email protected] (717) 575-2223 (mobile) [email protected] Haberfeld, Maki 8, 250, 373, 490 John Jay College of Criminal Justice Hannum, Tara Marie 432 Department of Law, Police Sceince West Virginia University and Criminal Justice Administration Department of Political Science 899 Tenth Ave. P.O. Box 6317 New York, NY 10019 Morgantown, WV 26506 (212) 237-8381 (740) 509-0483 [email protected] (304) 293-8644 (fax) [email protected] Haberman, Cory P. 276 Temple University Hanser, Robert 244, 248 Department of Criminal Justice University of Louisiana at Monroe 1115 W. Berks St 700 University Avenue Galdfelter Hall, 5th Floor Stubb Hall 208 Philadelphia, PA 19122 Monroe, LA 71209 (740) 244-6673 (318) 355-5509 [email protected] [email protected]
Hadnott, Crystal 86, 126 Harbert, Ben 413 Texas Southern University University of California, Los Angeles 4200 Scotland Street, Apt.301 1033 Everett Street Houston, TX 77007 Los Angeles, CA 90026 (713) 256-0736 (323) 365-1746 [email protected] [email protected]
Haerle, Darin 160 Hardesty, Rachel Cunliffe 265, 323, 365 University of California - Irvine Portland State University 8619 Palo Verde Rd. Department Conflict Resolution Irvine, CA 92617 Portland, OR 97207 (949) 232-6439 (503) 725-9195 [email protected] [email protected]
Hagan, Frank E. 369 Hardie, John 239 Mercyhurst College Central Washington University 501 E. 38th St. P.O. Box 13490 Erie, PA 16546 Des Moines, WA 98198-1007 (814) 824-2265 (206) 439-3800 ext. 3835 [email protected] [email protected]
Haggerty, John 221, 343 Harding, Kaitlin Marie 306 (55) East Tennessee State University Indiana University of Pennsylvania Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology 151 Goff Station Rd POB 70555 Boyers, PA 16020 Rogers-Stout 201B (412) 519-3648 Johnson City, TN 37614 [email protected]
Hale, W. Chris 106, 227, 443 Harmon, Talia 319 Louisiana State University, Shreveport Niagara University One University Place Department of Criminal Justice Shreveport, LA 71115 P.O. Box 1941 (318) 797-5295 Niagara University, NY 14109 [email protected] (716) 286-8093 (716) 286-8079 (fax) Hall, Davin 267 [email protected] University of Cincinnati Harrell, Will 74 Hall, Tonya M. 400 Texas State University North Carolina Central University College of Applied Arts 102 Whiting Criminal Justice Building Department of Criminal Justice 1801 Fayetteville Street 601 University Drive Durham, NC 27707 San Marcos, TX 78666-4616 (919) 530-6628 (512) 695-7519 (919) 530-5195 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] Harrington, Michael Patrick 390 Hamlin, Jack B. 272 Texas A&M International University National University 5201 University Blvd 11255 North Torrey Pines Road Canseco Hall 302 La Jolla, CA 92037 Laredo, TX 78041 (858) 642-8405 (956) 326-3115 (619) 208-7870 (mobile) [email protected] (858) 642-8715 (fax) [email protected]
Harriott, Anthony D. 321, 339 Hawk-Tourtelot, Shila Rene 113 Institute of Criminal Justice and Security University of Arkansas University of the West Indies, Mona 211 Old Main Kingston, Trinidad W.I. Fayetteville, AR 72703 Jamaica (479) 790-0773 (876) 970-0438 (479) 575-7981 (fax) [email protected] [email protected]
Harris, Danielle 81 Hayes, Sherry 306 (118) San Jose State University Texas Woman’s University Justice Studies Department [email protected] 1 Washington Square San Jose, CA 95192 Hayes-Smith, Becky 99 (408) 924-2968 Central Michigan University [email protected] Department of Sociology, Anthropology & Social Work 131 Anspach Hall Harris, Patricia M. 245 Mount Pleasant, MI 48859 University of Texas at San Antonio (989) 774-2714 College of Public Policy [email protected] 501 West Durango Boulevard San Antonio, TX 78207 Haynes, Diane 306 (68) (210) 458-2532 University of South Florida - FMHI [email protected] 13301 Bruce B. Downs Blvd. MHC Tampa, FL 33620 Hart, Barbara 85 University of Texas at Tyler Hays, Stephanie 307 (JQ2) Department of Social Sciences Buena Vista University 3900 University Blvd Tyler, TX 75799 Hays, Zachary R. 176 (903) 566-7426 Washington State University [email protected] Department of Political Science Criminal Justice Program Hartje, Joyce A. 389 PO Box 644880 University of Nevada, Reno Pullman, WA 99164-4880 800 Haskell St (509) 335-4031 Rm 100 [email protected] Reno, NV 89509 (775) 784-6265 Hayslett-McCall, Karen L. 306 (98), 327 [email protected] The University of Texas at Dallas 800 W. Campbell, Mailing Station GR31 Hartley, Deborah 58 Richardson, TX 75083 University of Texas at Brownsville (972) 883-4767 (972) 978-3937 (mobile) Hartley, Richard D. 290 [email protected] University of Texas at San Antonio 501 W. Durango Blvd. Hazlett, Michael H. 242 San Antonio, TX 78207 Western Illinois University (210) 458-2759 School of Law Enforcement & Justice Administration [email protected] 403 Stipes Hall - 1 University Circle Macomb, IL 61455 Hartman, Callie C. 189 (309) 298-2271 Youngstown State University (309) 298-2187 (fax) One University Plaza [email protected] Youngstown, OH 44555 (330) 941-3279 Hazy, John Mark 306 (15), 306 (61) Youngstown State University Hartman, Jennifer L. 306 (29) One University Plaza UNC Charlotte Department of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences Department of Criminal Justice & Criminology Youngstown, OH 44555 9201 University City Blvd (330) 941-1789 Charlotte, NC 28223 (330) 651-7722 (mobile) (704) 687-6162 (330) 941-1926 (fax) [email protected] [email protected]
Hartsfield, Jennifer 392 Healey, Lucy 268 University of Oklahoma University of Melbourne Department of Sociology School of Social Work 780 Van Vleet Oval, KH 331 L 5, 234 Queensberry St Norman, OK 73019 Melbourne, Victoria 03010 (405) 325-1751 Australia (405) 325-7825 (fax) 61 3 83449429 [email protected] Heaton, Paul 50 Hartwig, Maria 403 RAND John Jay College 1776 Main Street Department of Psychology Santa Monica, CA 90407 899 10th Ave. (310) 393-0411 New York, NY 10019 [email protected] [email protected] Hebert, Tyler 254 Harvey, Barry J. 301 The University of Louisiana Monroe Alvernia University Criminal Justice Department Monroe, La 71201 400 Saint Bernardine Street [email protected] Reading, PA 19607 (610) 796-8482 Heck, Cary 465 (610) 858-1449 (mobile) University of Wyoming [email protected] Department of Criminal Justice Department 3197 E. University Ave. Harvey, Patrick 189 Laramie, WY 82071 Slippery Rock University (307) 766-2614 [email protected]
Hedlund, Jennifer 306 (53) Herring, M. Chris 488 Central Connecticut State University Institute for Homeland Security and Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice Workforce Development 1615 Stanley Street 301 Whiting Criminal Justice Bldg. New Britain, CT 06109 Department of Criminal Justice (860) 832-3005 Durham, NC 27707 [email protected] (919) 530-5206 (919) 530-5195 (fax) Heide, Kathleen 368, 402 [email protected] University of South Florida Department of Criminology Hershkowitz, Michelle 247 4202 E. Fowler Ave SOC 311 John Jay College Tampa, FL 33620 1426 E 24 St (813) 974-9543 Brooklyn, NY 11210 [email protected] (917) 538-0032 [email protected] Heimer, Rober 85 Yale School of Public Health Hess, Donabelle 420 The University of Oklahoma Heinonen, Justin 223 780 Van Vleet Oval, KH 331 Michigan State University Norman, OK 73019 School of Criminal Justice (405) 325-1751 560 Baker Hall (405) 210-2244 (mobile) East Lansing, MI 48824 (405) 325-7825 (fax) (513) 289-0354 [email protected] [email protected] Hicks, Wendy Lynn 270, 456, 468 Helms, Ronald 449 Loyola University New Orleans Western Washington University Department of Criminal Justice Box 55 Department of Sociology 6363 St. Charles Avenue 526 Arntzen Hall New Orleans, LA 70118 Bellingham, WA 98225-9081 (504) 865-2694 (360) 650-7927 (504) 865-3883 (fax) [email protected] [email protected]
Hemmens, Craig 1, 83, 109, 335 Higgins, George E. 88, 145, 294, 349 Boise State University University of Louisville Department of Criminal Justice Department of Justice Administration Boise, ID 83725-1955 208 Brigman Hall (208) 426-3251 Louisville, KY 40292 [email protected] (502) 852-0331 [email protected] Henderson, Christine Elythe 345 Hignite, Lance Ray 28 King County Superior Court University of Houston Downtown 4320 29th Ave. W 1 Main Street, Suite C340 Seattle, WA 98199 Houston, TX 77002-1001 (253) 973-1441 (713) 221-8267 [email protected] (713) 221-2627 (fax) [email protected] Henderson, Howard 216 Capella University Hilal, Susan 161, 407 225 South 6th Street, 9th Floor Metropolitan State University Minneapolis, MN 55402 School of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice (612) 719-5000 1450 Energy Park Drive [email protected] St. Paul, MN 55108 (651) 999-5889 Hennigan, Karen 50 [email protected] University of Southern California Psychology Department, SGM 1015 Hilinski, Carly 178 3620 South McClintock Ave. Grand Valley State University Los Angeles, CA 90089-1061 401 W Fulton Street (213) 740-4269 251-C DeVos Center [email protected] Grand Rapids, MI 49504-6431 (616) 331-7169 Hepworth, Daniel P. 306 (28) (616) 331-7155 (fax) University of Illinois at Chicago [email protected] 810 Forest Ave. Apt. 1W Evanston, IL 60202 Hill, Jan 386, 410 (312) 550-6846 Illinois State University [email protected] 415 Schroeder Hall, Box 5250 Normal, IL 61790-5250 Herman, Katie 229, 306 (74) (309) 438-2729 Indiana University of Pennsylvania (217) 725-2332 (mobile) 1300 Oakland Ave Apt B (309) 438-7289 (fax) Indiana, PA 15701 [email protected] (724) 992-0850 [email protected] Hill, Joshua 230 Sam Houston State University Hernandez, Diairis Maria 375 College of Criminal Justice Texas A&M International University PO Box 2296 4907 University Blvd. Apt 418 Huntsville, TX 77341 Laredo, TX 78041 (936) 294-4173 (956) 744-5939 [email protected] [email protected] Hill, Kimberly Diane 119 Texas A&M International University 12116 Entrada Lp. Laredo, TX 78045 (956) 771-7171 [email protected]
Hipple, Natalie K. 398 Holler, Timothy J. 74, 205 Michigan State University Indiana University of Pennsylvania 560 Baker Hall 750 Grant St Apt 1 School of Criminal Justice Indiana, PA 15701 East Lansing, MI 48824 (724) 674-5707 [email protected] [email protected]
Hirschel, David 306 (104) Holmes, William 485 University of Massachusetts Lowell University of Massachusetts at Boston Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology College of Public and Community Service 870 Broadway Street 100 Morrissey Blvd. Lowell, MA 01854 Boston, MA 02067 (978) 934-4279 (617) 287-7328 [email protected] (617) 838-5804 (mobile) (781) 784-9487 (fax) Hoang, Haco 55 [email protected] California Lutheran University 60 West Olsen Road #3800 Holsinger, Alex M. 306 (91) Thousand Oaks, CA 90290 University of Missouri - Kansas City (805) 493-3433 Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology [email protected] 5215 Rockhill Road Room 201 Hodge, Jessica 119, 306 (19) Kansas City, MO 64110-2499 University of Missouri - Kansas City (816) 235-5288 Department of Criminal Justice & Criminology [email protected] 5215 Rockhill Road Kansas City, MO 64110 Holt, Thomas J. 222 (816) 235-5164 School of Criminal Justice [email protected] Michigan State University 434 Baker Hall Hoffman, Vincent 81 East Lansing, MI 48824 Michigan State University (517) 353-9563 560 Baker Hall [email protected] School of Criminal Justice East Lansing, MI 48823 Holzman-Gazit, Yifat 270 (517) 353-5150 School of Law, College of Management [email protected] Rishon Lezion, Israel [email protected] Hogan, Michael 99, 405 Colorado State University Hom, Patricia 273 Center for the Study of Crime and Justice Texas State University- San Marcos Department of Sociology 601 University Drive Fort Collins, CO 80523-1784 San Marcos, TX 78666 (970) 491-5951 (210) 663-2540 [email protected] [email protected]
Hogan, Nancy Lynne 60, 409, 491 Hope, Trina L. 174 Ferris State University University of Oklahoma School of Criminal Justice 525 Bishop Hall Hopes, Myron 469 Big Rapids, MI 49307 Texas Southern University (231) 591-2664 (231) 349-4841 (mobile) Horning, Amber 334 (231) 591-3792 (fax) CUNY Graduate Center [email protected] John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Holbrooks, Johnnie 467 Horowitz, Shari 477 Sul Ross State University Bergen Community College University Department of Public Safety 400 Paramus Road, Suite A210A SRSU Box C-19 Paramus, NJ 07652 Alpine, TX 79832 (201) 689-7064 (432) 837-8103 [email protected] (432) 837-8014 (fax) [email protected] Horrocks, Chelsea 306 (16) Bridgewater State College Holden, Richard 360 Department of Criminal Justice Institute for Intergovernmental Research Maxwell Library State and Local Anti-Terrorism Training Program 10 Shaw Road 2050 Centre Pointe Blvd Bridgewater, MA 02325 Tallahassee, FL 32308 (508) 531-2678 (850) 385-0600 [email protected] (850) 385-4563 (fax) [email protected] Hoskin, Anthony W. 22 University of Texas Holland, Kim 104 Department of Criminology University of Arkansas at Fayetteville 4901 E. University Blvd. P. O. Box 45122 Odessa, TX 79762 Little Rock, AR 72214 (432) 552-2360 (501) 517-4925 [email protected] [email protected] Hough, Richard 73 Holland, Melanie Marie 451 University of West Florida The University of Alabama 11000 University Parkway 1130 Jack Warner Pkwy NE #10D 85-160 Tuscaloosa, AL 35404 Pensacola, FL 32514 (205) 534-9214 (850) 857-6413 [email protected] (850) 393-5389 (mobile) (850) 474-2334 (fax) [email protected]
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Howell, Rebecca J. 67, 261, 326 Huguenin, Amanda 306 (67) University of Alabama Washburn University Criminal Justice Association Department of Criminal Justice 5045 NW Pueblo Court 432-C Farrah Hall Topeka, KS 66618 Tuscaloosa, AL 35487 [email protected] (205) 348-2396 [email protected] Humiston, Gail Sears 272 University of Central Florida Hsiao, Gail Yuhsu 178 Department of Criminal Justice and Legal Studies American University P.O. Box 161600 Washington D.C. Orlando, FL 32816-1600 [email protected] (407) 823-2603 (309) 745-8201 (mobile) Hsu, Henda 376 (407) 823-5360 (fax) University at Albany, SUNY [email protected] School of Criminal Justice Draper Hall Hummer, Don 409 135 Western Ave Pennsylvania State University - Harrisburg Albany, NY 12222 School of Public Affairs (510) 847-2840 W160 Olmsted Building [email protected] 777 West Harrisburg Pike Middletown, PA 17057 Huang, Lan-Ying 38 (717) 948-6615 National Taipei University (717) 395-0391 (mobile) Graduate School of Criminology (717) 948-6320 (fax) 151, University Rd. [email protected] San Shia, Taiwan 00237 886-2-8674-7099 Humphreys, Cathy 268 [email protected] University of Melbourne Alfred Felton Chair: School of Social Work Hubbard, Richard H. 481 L 5, 234 Queensberry St Hubbard Law Offices University of Melbourne 3 Bedford Center Road Melbourne, Victoria 03010 Bedford, NH 03110 Australia (603) 854-0051 61 3 8344 9427 [email protected] Hunt, Joel M. 330 Huck, Jennifer L. 22, 151, 206 American University Indiana University of Pennsylvania 1836 Calvert St NW 211 N Walk Washington DC 20009 Wilson Hall (703) 350-3712 Indiana, PA 15701 [email protected] (724) 357-5976 (262) 894-7068 (mobile) Hunt, Shirley 175 [email protected] Orange County Probation Department P.O. Box 10260 Huebner, Beth 102, 306 (JQ16) Santa Ana, CA 92711-0260 University of Missouri- St. Louis (714) 569-2174 One University Blvd [email protected] 533 Lucas Hall Saint Louis, MO 63121 Hunter, John 310 (314) 516-5043 Los Angeles Sheriff's Department [email protected] 11515 S. Colima Rd., M 106 Whittier, CA 90604 Huey, Jackie 219 Indiana University Northwest Hunter, Ronald D. 143, 198, 341 3400 Broadway School of Liberal Arts Gary, IN 46408 Georgia Gwinnett College (219) 981-4290 Lawrenceville, GA 30043 (219) 801-6651 (mobile) [email protected] [email protected] Husseini, Maher 269 Huff, Ronald 107, 110 Texas Southern University University of California, Irvine 9597 Jones Rf Department of Criminology, Law and Society PMB 237 2nd Floor, Social Ecology II Houston, TX 77065 Irvine, CA 92697-7080 (832) 208-1516 (949) 824-6094 [email protected] (949) 798-9281 (mobile) (949) 824-1845 (fax) Hutcherson, Donald 245 [email protected] Ohio University Lancaster College of Arts and Sciences Hughes, Emma 75, 379 1570 Granville Pike California State University, Fresno Lancaster, OH 43130-1097 Department of Criminology [email protected] 2576 East San Ramon Ave. M/S ST 104 Fresno, CA 93740 Hutchins, Bessie W. 306 (4) (559) 278-2370 Mississippi Valley Statge University (310) 963-7750 (mobile) 14000 Highway 82 West (559) 278-7265 (fax) Itta Bena, MS 38941-1400 [email protected] (662) 254-3641 (662) 458-2771 (mobile) Hughes, Tom "Tad" 18 [email protected] University of Louisville 215 Brigman hall Hutchinson, Lisa 52, 303 Justice Administration University of Arkansas Little Rock Louisville, KY 40292 2801 South University (502) 852-0332 Ross Hall 5th Floor [email protected] Little Rock, AR 72210 (501) 683-7664 [email protected]
Hutchison, Ira 306 (104) Irwin, Darrell 276 Northern Michigan University University of North Carolina Wilmington (906) 227-1687 601 S. College Road [email protected] Wilmington, NC 28428 (910) 962-7420 Hutchison, Miranda 409 [email protected] Oklahoma Department of Human Services P.O. Box 25352 Isaak, Richelle Julia 173, 180 Oklahoma City, OK 73125 University of the Fraser Valley (405) 522-0937 School of Criminology and Criminal Justice [email protected] 33844 King Rd. Abbotsford, BC V2S 7M8 Hwang, Eui-Gab 81, 306 (122), 409 Canada Kyonggi University (604) 309-0827 94-6 YiUi-Dong, Yeongtong-Gu [email protected] Suwon City, Kyonggi-Do 443-760 Korea Isles, Gale 432 +82 31 249 9378 University of Tennessee-Chattanooga [email protected] Department 3203 615 McCallie Avenue Hwang, Taejeong 306 (122) Chattanooga, TN 37403 Kyonggi University [email protected]
Hyde, Jonathan Leotis 306 (62), 324 Ismaili, Karim 81 Prairie View A&M University Ryerson University 29807 Tomball Pkwy, Apt. 206 Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology Tomball, TX 77375 350 Victoria Street (318) 243-8810 Toronto, Ontario M5B 2K3 [email protected] Canada (416) 979-5000 ext. 2680 [email protected]
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Ianno, Jennifer 217 University of Central Missouri Criminal Justice Department 300 Humphreys Building Warrensburg, MO 64093 (660) 543-4950 J [email protected] Jackson, Henry 427 Ingram, Jefferson 351 Metropolitan State College of Denver The University of Dayton Campus Box 10, P.O. Box 173362 Department of Political Science Denver, CO 80217-3362 Saint Joseph's Hall, Suite 206 (303) 352-7068 300 College Park Avenue [email protected] Dayton, OH 45469-1425 (937) 304-7705 Jackson, Tarra A. 403 (937) 229-3900 (fax) John Jay College/CUNY Graduate Center [email protected] 485A Halsey Street Brooklyn, NY 11233 Ioimo, Ralph Edmund 306 (109) (413) 218-3703 Auburn University, Montgomery [email protected] 161 Riverwood Lane Alexander City, AL 35010 Jacobs, Pearl 362 (334) 244-3691 Sacred Heart University (334) 354-4134 (mobile) 271 Stratton Road (334) 244-3244 (fax) New Rochelle, NY 10804 [email protected] (203) 371-7763 [email protected] Ireland, Connie 80, 398 California State University, Long Beach Jang, Hyunseok 95, 149, 475 1250 Bellflower Blvd. Missouri Western State University Long Beach, CA 90840 4525 Downs Drive (562) 985-8711 Saint Joseph, MO 64507 [email protected] (816) 271-4434 (816) 646-5699 (mobile) Irlbeck, Dawn 197 (816) 271-4138 (fax) Creighton University [email protected] Department of Sociology and Anthropology Omaha, NE 68178 Jeffcock, Emma Louise 306 (25) (402) 280-2837 University of Cincinnati Policing Institute [email protected] School of Criminal Justice 600 Dyer Hall Irmak, Fatih 366, 378 Clifton Ave University of North Texas Cincinnati, OH 45221 3575 Quail Creek Dr. Apt. 3303 (513) 608-4686 Denton, TX 76208 [email protected] (940) 594-3118 [email protected]
Jin, Wang 215 Jenkins, Michael J. 348 Zhongshan University University of Scranton Department of Sociology O'Hara Hall 419 Guangzhou Scranton, PA 18510 People's Republic of China (570) 941-5908 [email protected] (570) 575-0956 (mobile) (570) 941-6485 (fax) Jipson, Arthur 306 (59) [email protected] University of Dayton Criminal Justice Studies Program Jenkins, Morris 148, 154 300 College Park University of Toledo Dayton, IN 45469 Department of Criminal Justice [email protected] MS 119 Toledo, OH 43606 Jirard, Stephanie Ann 487 (419) 530-2313 Shippensburg University [email protected] 1871 Old Main Drive Shippensburg, PA 17257 Jennings, Wesley 37, 306 (JQ2), 306 (JQ9), (717) 477-1156 University of Louisville 421 (573) 268-1758 (mobile) Department of Justice Administration (717) 477-4087 (fax) Brigman Hall, Room 215 [email protected] Louisville, KY 40292 (502) 852-0376 Jo, Youngoh 96 (502) 852-0065 (fax) Sam Houston State University [email protected] 2501 Lake Road # 504 Huntsville, TX 77340 Jensen, Carl J. 282, 415 (936) 293-8219 The University of Mississippi [email protected] Department of Legal Studies PO Box 1848 Jochelson, Richard 441 University, MS 38677 University of Winnipeg (662) 915-7902 Criminal Justice Department 515 Portage Avenue Jenson, Jeffrey B. 214 Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 2E9 University of Oklahoma Canada 316 N University Boulevard (204) 786-9463 Norman, OK 73069 [email protected] (214) 995-7965 [email protected] Johnson, Brenda 75, 379 North Dakota State University Jenson, Tiffany Sanford 77 Department 2315 University of Oklahoma PO Box 6050 316 N University Blvd. Fargo, ND 58108-6050 Norman, OK 73069 (701) 231-5878 (214) 995-8236 [email protected] [email protected] Johnson, Brian 443 Jeong, Seokjin 303 Grand Valley State University Michigan State University School of Criminal Justice 560 Baker Hall 401 W. Fulton St East Lansing, MI 48824 Grand Rapids, MI 49504 (517) 755-8757 (616) 331-7142 [email protected] [email protected]
Jerin, Robert 17, 182, 236, 359, 467 Johnson, Ebony L. 353 Endicott College The University of Alabama 376 Hale St 2515 Veteran's Memorial Pkwy, Apt.112 Beverly, MA 01915 Tuscaloosa, AL 35404 (978) 232-2184 (205) 239-3568 [email protected] [email protected]
Jha, Sangeeta 63 Johnson, Joseph D. 418 Saint Cloud State University Michigan State University School of Criminal Justice 560 Baker Hall Jhi, Kyung-yon 459 Lansing, MI 48823 Sam Houston State University (517) 402-0531 College of Criminal Justice [email protected] 816 17th Street Huntsville, TX 77341 Johnson, Kathrine 15, 349 (936) 294-4480 University of West Florida [email protected] 1170 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd Fort Walton Beach, FL 32547 Jiang, Shanhe 14, 178, 215, 428 (850) 863-6588 University of Toledo [email protected] Department of Criminal Justice, Mail Stop 119 Toledo, OH 43606 Johnson, Michele 72 (419) 530-4329 Central Washington University [email protected] 400 East University Way Ellensburg, WA 98926-7580 Jin, Chneg 419 (509) 963-3208 Zhejiang Police College, P.R. China (509) 963-3205 (fax) Binwen 555, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, P.R.China, 310053 [email protected] Hangzhou, Zhejiang 310053 P.R. China Johnson, Robert 340 86-571-87787079 American University [email protected] Johnson, W. Wesley 1, 9, 51, 194, 224, 246 University of Southern Mississippi 118 College Drive #5127 Hattiesburg, MS 39402 (601) 266-4509 [email protected] Jolley, Jennifer M. 320 Joo, Hee-Jong 97, 264 Washington University Sam Houston State University George Warren Brown School of Social Work College of Criminal Justice, Box 2296 1 Brookings Drive Huntsville, TX 77341 Campus Box 1196 (936) 294-4773 St. Louis, MO 63130-4899 [email protected] (850) 212-1291 [email protected] Jordan, Casey 449 Western Connecticut State University Jones, David M. 442 Division of Justice & Law Administration University of Wisconsin Oshkosh 181 White Street Department of Public Affairs Danbury, CT 06810 Oshkosh, WI 54901 (203) 837-8695 (920) 424-2492 [email protected] [email protected] Jordan, Kareem 52 Jones, Dwayne Keith 377 University of North Florida The University of Akron Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice The Polsky Building, Room 166T 1 UNF Drive Akron, OH 44325-4304 Jacksonville, FL 32224 (330) 972-8191 (904) 620-1723 (330) 814-3935 (mobile) [email protected] (330) 972-5476 (fax) [email protected] Joseph, Janice 1, 307, 335 The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Jones, Kendell 399 Criminal Justice Program Rochester Institute of Technology P. O. Box 195 93 Lomb Memorial Drive Pomona, NJ 08240 Building 1, Room 2189 (609) 652-4312 Rochester, NY 14623 [email protected] (717) 679-2129 [email protected] Juarez, Lucy 298 Texas A&M International University Jones, Mark 108, 203 5201 University Blvd. East Carolina University Canseco Hall 302J Department of Criminal Justice Laredo, TX 78041 239 Rivers Bldg. (956) 326-2529 Greenville, NC 27858 (252) 328-4190 [email protected] K Jones, Marlyn J. 181, 339 California State University, Sacramento Kain, George F. 244, 295 Division of Criminal Justice Western Connecticut State University 6000 J. Street Division of Justice and Law Administration Sacramento, CA 95819-6085 181 White Street (916) 278-7048 Danbury, CT 06810 (916) 278-7692 (fax) (203) 837-8514 [email protected] [email protected]
Jones, Matthew A. 348 Kakar, Suman 46 Portland State University Florida International University [email protected] School of Criminal Justice 11200 SW 8th Street Jones, Nicholas A. 23, 382 PCA 352 B University of Regina Miami, FL 33199 Department of Justice Studies (305) 348-5992 3737 Wascana Parkway (305) 348-5848 (fax) Regina, Saskatchewan S4S 0A2 [email protected] Canada (306) 585-4862 Kalunta-Crumpton, Anita 454 3065854815 (fax) Texas Southern University [email protected] Department of Administration of Justice, School of Public Affairs 3100 Cleburne Street Jones, Peter R. 127 Houston, TX 77004 Temple University (713) 313-1337 500 Conwell Hall [email protected] Philadelphia, PA 19122 (215) 204-2044 Kanaboshi, Naoki 144 [email protected] East Carolina University 240 Rivers Building Jones, Shayne 368 Greenville, NC 27858 University of South Florida (252) 328-4382 4202 E. Fowler Ave. SOC 327 (608) 628-6836 (mobile) Tampa, FL 33620 (252) 737-1769 (fax) (813) 974-9556 [email protected]
Jones-Brown, Delores D. 9 Kanayama, Taisuke 204, 380 John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY Police Policy Reserach Center Department of Law, Police Science and CJA National Police Agency 899 Tenth Avenue, Suite 422-36 3-12-1, Asahi-cho, New York, NY 10019 Fuchu-shi, Tokyo 183-8558 (212) 237-8390 Japan (212) 237-8383 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] Kang, Wook 47 Jonson, Cheryl 118, 306 (123) Michigan State University University of Cincinnati 560 BakerHall Division of Criminal Justice East Lansing, MI 48824 600 Dyer Hall (517) 899-2880 Cincinnati, OH 45221 [email protected] [email protected]
Kennedy, Leslie W. 327 Kang-Brown, Jacob 328 Rutgers University, School of Criminal Justice University of California, Irvine 123 Washington Street Department of Criminology, Law and Society Newark, NJ 07102 School of Social Ecology (973) 353-5871 2340 Social Ecology II [email protected] Irvine, CA 92617 (213) 785-7548 Kerbs, John J. 320 [email protected] East Carolina University Department of Criminal Justice Katz, Charles 306 (JQ7) 244 Rivers Building Arizona State University Greenville, NC 27858-4353 (252) 328-5546 Katz, Joanne 173, 194, 382 (850) 212-3319 (mobile) Missouri Western State University (252) 737-1769 (fax) 4525 Downs Dr., Wilson 204 [email protected] St. Joseph, MO 64507 (816) 271-5837 Kerker, Sindee 10, 237 (913) 522-2668 (mobile) Lynn University (816) 271-4138 (fax) 3601 North Military Trail [email protected] Boca Raton, FL 33498 (561) 237-7255 Kaukinen, Catherine 152 (561) 251-9689 (mobile) University of Colorado at Colorado Springs [email protected] School of Public Affairs Dwire Hall, Suite 356 Kerle, Ken 51, 224, 370, 488 1420 Austin Bluffs Pkwy American Jail Association Colorado Springs, CO 80918-7150 1614 SW Sieben (719) 255-3033 Topeka, KS 66614 [email protected] (301) 408-5618 [email protected] Kay, Ken 325 National University Kernsmith, Poco 221 20 River Park Place West Wayne State University Fresno, CA 93720-1551 [email protected] (559) 256-4918 (559) 256-4996 (fax) Kernsmith, Roger 221, 452 [email protected] Eastern Michigan University Department of Sociology, Anthropology Keeling-Olson, Lesley B. 453 and Criminology Temple College 712 Pray Harrold 2600 South 1st Street Ypsilanti, MI 48197 Temple, TX 76502 (734) 560-8083 (254) 298-8634 [email protected] (254) 298-5283 (fax) [email protected] Kerr, Jeffrey 306 (87) Portland State University Keena, Linda D. 240, 318, 397, 433 Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice The University of Mississippi 14079 SE Fairoaks Way 207 Odom Hall Milwaukie, OR 97267 PO Box 1848 (971) 322-9422 University, MS 38677 [email protected] (662) 915-1998 (573) 587-2238 (mobile) Kethineni, Sesha 378 (662) 915-7981 (fax) Illinois State University [email protected] Department of Criminal Justice Sciences Campus Box 5250 Kellum, Sharlette A. 67 Normal, IL 61790-5250 Texas Southern University (309) 438-5566 3100 Cleburne [email protected] Houston, TX 77004 (713) 313-4827 Keveles, Gary N. 237 (832) 428-4592 (mobile) University of Wisconsin Superior (713) 313-7447 (fax) Department of Human Behavior, Justice and Diversity (HBJD) [email protected] Sundquist Hall, Room 304 Belknap and Catlin, PO Box 2000 Kelso, Chandrika 26 Superior, WI 54880-4500 National University (715) 394-8483 La Jolla, CA 92037-1011 (218) 343-6563 (mobile) (858) 642-8433 (715) 394-8412 (fax) [email protected] [email protected]
Kennedy, Alexis 449 Khey, Dave N. 37 University of Nevada, Las Vegas University of Florida 4505 S. Maryland Parkway Gainesville, FL 32611 Box 5009 (352) 273-0189 Las Vegas, NV 89154-5009 [email protected] (702) 895-5122 [email protected] Khondaker, Mahfuzul 215 Kutztown University of Pennsylvania Kennedy, Contessa 226 Department of Criminal Justice Marshall University P.O. Box 730 One John Marshall Drive Kutztown, PA 19530 Huntington, WV 25755 [email protected] [email protected] Khruakham, Seksan 25 Kennedy, Jay 249, 490 Sam Houston State University Wayne State University 1230 20th St. 3276 Faculty/Administration Building Huntsville, TX 77340 Detroit, MI 48326 (936) 355-1129 (313) 577-5552 [email protected] (734) 755-4594 (mobile) [email protected] Kierkus, Christopher A. 243 King, Keron 333 Grand Valley State University University of the West Indies St Augustine 401 W. Fulton St. [email protected] Grand Rapids, MI 49504 King, Laura L. 368 Kim, Bitna 22, 60, 173, 293 Indiana University of Pennsylvania Indiana University of Pennsylvania 1216 Princeton Avenue Criminology Department Natrona Heights, PA 15065 Wilson Hall , G-17 (724) 230-0220 411 North Walk [email protected] Indiana, PA 15705 (724) 357-5931 King, Tammy Ann 303, 472 [email protected] Youngstown State University Bitonte College of Health and Human Services Kim, Chang-Yun 375 One Universtiy Plaza Kyungnam University Youngstown, OH 44555 449 Woryeong-dong (330) 941-2185 Masan, Kyungnam 631-701 (330) 719-3565 (mobile) South Korea (330) 941-2309 (fax) [email protected] [email protected]
Kim, Eunyoung 369, 426 King, William 223, 276 University of Florida Sam Houston State University 46 Highland Lane College of Criminal Justice Wheeling, WV 26003 Box 2296 (936) 577-7764 Huntsville, TX 77341-2296 [email protected] (936) 294-1645 (936) 294-1653 (fax) Kim, Hee Joo 112 [email protected] Sam Houston State University 2537 Pine Shadows Dr. Apt 633 Kingshott, Brian Frederick 92 Huntsville, TX 77320 Grand ValleyState University (936) 577-9834 275C DeVos Center [email protected] 401 WestFulton Street Grand Rapids, MI 49504 Kim, Hyejin 157 (616) 331-7149 Sam Houston State University [email protected] 2450 Lake Road the Pine 804 Huntsville, TX 77340 Kinkade, Patrick T. 147 (832) 647-0520 Texas Christian University [email protected] Department of Criminal Justice [email protected] Kim, Jeonglim 429 Sam Houston State University Kirk, David 306 (JQ10) College of Criminal Justice Univeristy of Maryland P.O. Box 2296 Huntsville, TX 77341-2296 Kirven, Stephane J. 466 (936) 294-4469 Sacred Heart University [email protected] 5151 Park Avenue, Fairfield, CT 06825 Kim, Jiyoung 306 (93) (203) 371-7999 University of Kyungju (917) 291-3092 (mobile) [email protected] [email protected]
Kim, Kideuk 102 Kissner, Jason 75, 346, 379 Justice Policy Center / The Urban Institute California State University, Fresno 2100 M Street NW 2576 E San Ramon Ave M/S ST 104 Washington DC 20037 Fresno, CA 93740 (202) 261-5346 (559) 278-2369 [email protected] (559) 278-7265 (fax) [email protected] Kim, Kyeong Ok 299 Behavioral Science Team Klein, Josh 117 Crime Scene Investigation Division Sacred Heart University Korean Police Department c/o 92 Brookdale Avenue Seoul, S. Korea New Rochelle, NY 10801-2804 (914) 576-5285 Kim, Soon-seok 475 [email protected] Silla University San 1-1, Gwaebop-dong, Sasang-gu Klein, Lloyd 148, 158 Busan, Busan 617-736 St Francis College South Korea Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice 82-051-999-5695 180 Remsen Street 82-051-999-5800 (fax) Brooklyn, NY 11201 [email protected] (718) 489-5476 [email protected] Kim, Yongsok 205 Indiana University of Pennsylvania Klenowski, Paul 202 12 Regency Square Clarion University of Pennsylvania Indiana, PA 15701 1801 West 1st Street (724) 599-9522 Oil City, PA 16301 [email protected] (814) 393-1239 [email protected] King, Joseph 250 John Jay College Klofas, John M. 465 Rm 422, 899 Tenth Avenue Rochester Institute of Technology NY, NY 10008 1 Lomb Memorial Dr. (212) 237-8403 [email protected] Knapik, Garrett 476 Limestone College King, Kate 312A Western Kentucky University Knox, George 488
Kobus, Kara D. 472 Kraska, Peter 180, 243, 306 (JQ14), 342 University of Nevada, Las Vegas Eastern Kentucky University Department of Criminal Justice Department of Criminal Justice 4505 Maryland Pkwy Box 5009 Richmond, KY 04045 Las Vegas, NV 89154-5009 (859) 622-2011 [email protected] [email protected]
Koenigsberg, Monica 465 Kratcoski, Peter Charles 444 ASU Station #10896 Kent State University San Angelo, TX 76909 6000 Frank Avenue, N.W. (325) 942-2005 North Canton, OH 44720 (325) 942-2307 (fax) (330) 535-3377 [email protected] [email protected]
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Kohm, Steven 441 Kreit, Alex 89, 155 University of Winnipeg Thomas Jefferson School of Law Criminal Justice Department 2121 San Diego Ave. 515 Portage Avenue San Diego, CA 92110 Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 2E9 (619) 374-6960 Canada [email protected] (204) 786-9102 [email protected] Krienert, Jessie L. 41, 402 Illinois State University Koller, Cynthia 306 (120) Department of Criminal Justice Sciences University of Cincinnati Campus Box 5250 School of Criminal Justice Normal, IL 61790 600 Dyer Hall (309) 438-8729 Cincinnati, OH 45221 [email protected] (715) 923-7667 [email protected] Krohn, Marvin D. 428 University of Florida Komorosky, Dawna 221, 452 Department of Sociology and Criminology & Law California State University, East Bay 3219 Turlington Hall Department of Criminal Justice Administration P.O. Box 117330 25800 Carlos Bee Blvd. Gainesville, FL 32611-7330 4068 Meiklejohn Hall (352) 392-0265 Hayward, CA 94542 [email protected] (510) 885-3203 [email protected] Krumholz, Susan 174 University of Massachusetts - Dartmouth Koo, Dixie J. 70, 385 California State University, Fullerton Kuanliang, Attapol 248, 254 Department of Criminal Justice University of Louisiana at Monroe UH-522 700 University Avenue Fullerton, CA 92834 Stubbs Hall 208 (657) 278-3658 Monroe, LA 71209 [email protected] (318) 355-5509 [email protected] Kopczynski, Robert 372 Kaplan University Kudlac, Chris 304, 473 39W361 Preston Circle Westfield State College Geneva, IL 60134 333 Western Avenue (630) 917-1510 Westfield, MA 01086 [email protected] (413) 572-5728 [email protected] Koper, Christopher S. 347 POlice Executive Research Forum Kuiters, Richard 477 Bergen Community College Kopp, Phillip M. 352 400 Paramus Road, Suite A306 John Jay College of Criminal Justice Paramus, NJ 07652 Graduate Center, CUNY (201) 493-3693 899 Tenth Avenue Room 636T (201) 739-5048 (mobile) New York, NY 10019 [email protected] (951) 206-8592 [email protected] Kumar, Swaroop Korni 80, 148 The College at Brockport Koski, Susan V. 306 (23) State University of New York Central Connecticut State University 350 New Campus Dr. 43 Stillwold Dr. Brockport, NY 14420 Wethersfield, CT 06109 (585) 395-2531 (860) 748-9419 [email protected] [email protected] Kunkel, Karl R. 290 Kozal, Andrew 15 Missouri State University Northwest State Community College Department of Sociology, Anthropology, [email protected] and Criminology 901 S. National Kramer, David A. 439 Springfield, MO 65897 Bergen Community College (417) 836-5747 400 Paramus Road [email protected] Paramus, NJ 07652 (201) 493-3503 [email protected]
Kunselman, Julie C. 371 Lai, Yung-Lien 25 Northern Kentucky University Sam Houston State University Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice 6043 Hwy 75, # 34 FH439 Nunn Drive Huntsville, TX 77340 Highland Heights, KY 41099 (832) 771-3045 (859) 572-1383 [email protected] [email protected] Laitinen, Ahti 67 Kunzi, Tasha 191 University of Turku, Faculty of Law Arizona State University-West Campus Calonia 342 Phoenix, AZ Turku, Finland FI-20014 [email protected] Kuo, Shih-Ya 39 West Virginia State University Lambert, Eric 60, 178, 215, 340, 409, 740 Roxalana Hills Drive Wayne State University 491 Dunbar, WV 25064 Department of Criminal Justice (304) 766-3282 3281 Faculty Administration Building (936) 714-9295 (mobile) Detroit, MI 48301 [email protected] (313) 577-3281 (313) 577-9977 (fax) Kurtz, Stephanie R. 306 (81) [email protected] Bloomsburg University c/o Neal Slone Lammers, Jonathan 306 (53) Department of Sociology, Social Work Central Connecticut State University and Criminal Justice Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice 400 East Second Street 1615 Stanley Street Bloomsburg, PA 17815 New Britain, CT 06109 (484) 678-5431 (860) 832-3005 [email protected] [email protected]
Kusha, Hamid R. 9 Lamphere, Renee Dorothy 27, 206, 229 East Carolina University Indiana University of Pennsylvania Department of Criminal Justice, 130 South 2nd Street, Apt. C 243 Reviers, College of Human Ecology Indiana, PA 15701 Greenville, NC 27858 (315) 868-2798 (252) 328-5559 [email protected] [email protected] Landis, Matt C. 318 Kushler, Jessica N. 76 Illinois State University Michigan State University 508 Seville Road, Apt#6 1751 Brookshire Ct Bloomington, IL 61701 Williamston, MI 48895 (217) 494-2899 (517) 256-0896 [email protected] [email protected] Lane, Cotina 62 Kushner, Harvey 369 University of the District of Columbia Long Island University 9972 Good Luck Road, Apt T-4 720 Northern Blvd Lanham, MD 20706 Brookville, NY 11548 (202) 274-5575 (516) 299-2468 (202) 274-5409 (fax) [email protected] [email protected]
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Langton, Lynn 122 L Bureau of Justice Statistics 810 7th St NW La Grange, Jan C. 322 Washington DC 20531 Tshwane University of Technology (202) 353-3328 11 Elm Road (202) 616-1351 (fax) Bellair Estate [email protected] Bellville, 07530 South Africa Lanham, Dean 127, 248 +27 +21 945 3996 University of Louisiana at Monroe +27 +21 945 3974 (fax) College of Arts & Science [email protected] Department of Criminal Justice 700 University Ave Ladner, Robert 306 (67) Monroe, LA 71209 Washburn University Criminal Justice Association (318) 342-1439 3716 SW 29th (979) 595-7787 (mobile) Apt. 725 [email protected] Topeka, KS 66614 [email protected]
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Lee, Jeffrey 306 (69), 458 Lemmon, John 12, 96 Troy University Shippensburg University PO Box 615 Department of Criminal Justice Kinston, AL 36453 315 Shippen Hall (334) 670-3439 Shippensburg, PA 17257 (334) 447-5479 (mobile) (717) 477-1599 (334) 670-3753 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] Lenahan, Thomas W. 411 Lee, Jina 64 Herkimer County Community College Kyunggi Universty 50 Brookline Drive San 94-6, Iui-Dong, Yeongtong-Gu Clifton, Park, NY 12065 Suwon-Si, Kyunggi-Do 443-760 (518) 877-7409 South Korea (518) 877-7409 (fax) 031-249-9491 [email protected] [email protected] Leone, Matthew C. 147, 253, 264, 389 Lee, Joongyeup 149, 242, 247 University of Nevada Sam Houston State University Department of Criminal Justice/214 College of Criminal Justice Reno, NV 89557 P.O. Box 2296 (775) 784-4681 Huntsville, TX 77341-2296 [email protected] (936) 294-3479 [email protected] Lerdtomornsakul, Unisa 286 Chulalongkorn University Lee, Lynette 441 Faculty of Political Science California State University, Sacramento Bangkok, Bangkok 10330 Division of Criminal Justice Thailand 6000 J Street 02-218-7267 Sacramento, CA 95819-6085 [email protected] (916) 278-5931 (916) 601-6481 (mobile) Lersch, Kim 306 (JQ3) [email protected] University of South Florida
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Menasco, Melissa A. 306 (17) Meyer, Michael 322 Canisius College Department of Criminal Justice 2001 Main Street O'Kelly Hall Room #305 Department Sociology, Anthropology and Criminal Justice 221 Centennial Drive Stop 8050 OM 16B Grand Forks, ND 58202-8050 Buffalo, NY 14208 (701) 777-2066 (716) 888-3203 [email protected] (716) 725-2557 (mobile) (716) 888-3793 (fax) [email protected] Miller, J. Mitchell 3, 306 (JQ9) Meyer, Silke 152 UTSA Griffith University Department of Criminal Justice School of Criminology and Criminal Justice 501 W Durango Blvd Social Sciences (M10), Room 3.29 San Antonio, TX 78207 Messines Ridge Road (210) 458-2537 Mt Gravatt Qld, 04111 (210) 241-4866 (mobile) Australia (210) 458-2680 (fax) [email protected] [email protected]
Meza, Marisol 263 Miller, Jason 306 (114) San Diego Community Court Coordinator Bridgewater State College Criminal Justice Department Mhlanga, Bonny M. 242, 440 Maxwell Library 311H-c/o Dr. Aviva Twersky Glasner 10 Shaw Road Western Illinois University Bridgewater, MA 02325 School of Law Enf. & Just. Adm. (508) 531-2016 403 Stipes Hall - 1 University Circle [email protected] Macomb, IL 61455 (309) 298-1024 Miller, Jody 306 (JQ5) (309) 298-2187 (fax) Univerity of Missouri – St. Louis [email protected] Miller, Kristen 189 Michel, Cedric Jean Bernard 486 CSU Long Beach 1250 Bellflower Blvd. University of South Florida Long Beach, CA 90840 World Language Education (714) 726-5747 4202 East Fowler Avenue, CPR 421 [email protected] Tampa, FL 33620 (813) 974-2747 Min, Suhong 306 (122) (813) 974-1718 (fax) Kyonggi University [email protected] Miner-Romanoff, Karen 306 (108) Mieczkowski, Tom 306 (JQ3) Walden University University of South Florida 4090 Baughman Grant New Albany, OH 43054 Mignon, Sylvia 485 (614) 855-3206 University of Massachusetts at Boston (614) 607-2059 (mobile) College of Public and Community Service [email protected] 100 Morrissey Blvd. Boston, MA 02067 Minor, Kevin L. 60, 224 (617) 287-7384 Eastern Kentucky University [email protected] Misis, Marcos L. 60 Miller, Alexis 343 The University of Southern Mississippi Northern Kentucky University School of Criminal Justice Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice 117 Arthell Kelley Hall Highland Heights, KY 41099 Hattiesburg, MS 39406-0001 (859) 572-1320 (601) 266-4516 [email protected] Miller, Ashley 455 Criminal Justice Department Mitchell, Jessica Nicole 306 (68) University of Arkansas at Little Rock University of South Florida - FMHI 2801 South University 13301 Bruce B. Downs Blvd., MHC 2722C Little Rock, AR 72204 Tampa, FL 33620 (501) 569-3195 (813) 974-2998 [email protected] (813) 389-2584 (mobile) [email protected] Miller, Bryan Lee 398 University of Florida Mitchell, Ojmarrh 155, 398 [email protected] University of South Florida 4202 E. Fowler Ave., SOC 107 Miller, Cloud 372 Tampa, FL 33620 Kaplan University (813) 974-8344 780 Millshore Dr. [email protected] Chuluota, FL 32766 [email protected] Mitchell, Simone 333 University of the West Indies St. Augustine Miller, Daniel S. 405 [email protected] Central Connecticut State University Department of Mathematical Sciences Mizrahi, Stephanie B. 288, 351 1615 Stanley Street California State University, Sacramento New Britain, CT 06050 3223 Meridian Way [email protected] Rocklin, CA 95765 (916) 218-9494 Miller, Holly A. 200 [email protected] Sam Houston State University George J. Beto Criminal Justice Center Moak, Stacy 52, 302 Huntsville, TX 77341-2296 University of Arkansas, Little Rock (936) 294-1686 2801 S. University Avenue [email protected] Ross Hall 5th Floor Little Rock, AR 72205 Miller, Holly Ventura 71 (501) 569-8591 University of Texas at San Antonio [email protected] Department of Criminal Justice, UTSA 501 W. Durango Mock, Samantha 306 (24) San Antonio, TX 78207 Indiana Univeristy of Pennsylvania (210) 458-2535 134 Bheam Ave [email protected] Johnstown, PA 15906 (814) 248-2940 [email protected]
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Perkins, Gary E. 57 Paxton, Megan A. 300 Schenectady County Community College University of Cincinnati 78 Washington Ave. 3903 Williamsburg Rd. N Schenectady, NY 12305 Cincinnati, OH 45215 (518) 381-1376 (513) 317-4599 [email protected] [email protected] Perlin, Michael L. 172 Payne, Brian 227, 306 (JQ15) New York Law School Georgia State University 57 Worth St. Department of Criminal Justice New York, NY 10013 P.O. Box 4018 (212) 431-2183 Atlanta, GA 30302 (609) 203-5349 (mobile) (404) 413-1020 (212) 966-2053 (fax) [email protected] [email protected]
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Payne, Troy C. 286, 304 Petersen, Jodi 76, 306 (47), 306 (58), 306 (60), University of Cincinnati Michigan State University 306 (82), 306 (83), 306 (85) Division of Criminal Justice 236 Psychology 600 Dyer Hall East Lansing, MI 48824 PO BOX 210389 (616) 894-1944 Cincinnati, OH 45221-0389 [email protected] (513) 327-8769 [email protected] Peterson, Leanne 76, 306 (47) Michigan State University Peacock, Robert 264 236 Psychology Monash University - South Africa East Lansing, MI 48824 Private Bag X60 (616) 894-1944 Roodepoort, Gauteng 01725 [email protected] South Africa + 27 11 950 4082 Petrossian, Gohar A. 327 + 082 330 1163 (mobile) Rutgers University, School of Criminal Justice +27 11 950 4088 (fax) 123 Washington Street [email protected] Newark, NJ 07102 (973) 353-3311 Peak, Ken 20 [email protected] University of Nevada, Reno MS214 Department of Criminal Justice Pettler, Laure 239 Reno, NV 89434 Capella University (775) 626-3777 225 South 6th Street, 9th Floor [email protected] Minneapolis, MN 55402 (612) 719-5000 Peat, Barbara 15, 182, 236 [email protected] Indiana University Northwest [email protected] Pfeifer, Heather I. 201 University of Baltimore Peguero, Anthony A. 70, 385 Miami University Phelps, James 220, 465 Department of Sociology Angelo State University 375 Upham Hall 3108 Oak Forest Drive Oxford, OH 45056 San Angelo, TX 76904 (513) 529-9648 (325) 942-2005 (513) 529-8525 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] Phillips, Matthew D. 296, 428 Pepper, Karen 177 SUNY Albany John Jay College of Criminal Justice School of Criminal Justice 899 Tenth Avenue, Suite 636 Draper Hall 107B New York, NY 10019 135 Western Ave (212) 237-8040 Albany, NY 12222 [email protected] (518) 591-8726 [email protected] Peralta, Robert L. 306 (75) The University of Akron Phillips, Nickie 125 Department of Sociology St. Francis College Akron, OH 44325-1905 180 Remsen Street (330) 972-6915 Brooklyn, NY 11201 [email protected] (718) 489-3431 [email protected] Perea, Lauren Ashley 284 Georgia State University Phillips, Peter 85 4375 Twin Lakes Road University of Texas at Tyler Cummings, GA 30040 Department of Social Sciences [email protected] 3900 University Blvd Tyler, TX 75799 Perez, Deanna M. 42 (903) 882-1805 University of Colorado Denver [email protected] 1380 Lawrence Street Suite 500 Phillips, Scott W. 306 (31) Denver, CO 80217 Buffalo State College (303) 315-2292 Criminal Justice Department (720) 879-2186 (mobile) 1300 Elmwood Ave. (303) 315-2229 (fax) Buffalo, NY 14222 [email protected] [email protected]
Poland, Amy 190, 228 Phillips, Tracy S. 114 Texas A&M International University International Association of Chiefs of Police 5201 University Blvd 515 N. Washington Street Canseco Hall 312 F Alexandria, VA 22314-2357 Laredo, TX 78041 (703) 647-7273 ext. 273 (956) 326-2622 (703) 836-4544 (fax) (956) 251-9219 (mobile) [email protected] [email protected]
Picarelli, John 283 Polizzi, David 161 NIJ Indiana State University 810 7th Street, NW (812) 237-3437 Washington DC 20531 [email protected] (202) 307-3213 [email protected] Pollock, Joycelyn 108, 322, 340 Texas State University-San Marcos Pickering, Jordan C. 264 HAC 120 University of Nevada Department of Criminal Justice Department of Criminal Justice/214 San Marcos, TX 78666 Reno, NV 89557 (512) 245-7706 [email protected] Pierce, C. Allen 100 Youngstown State University Polzer, Katherine 202 One University Plaza Texas Christian University Youngstown, OH 44555 TCU Box 298720 (330) 941-1790 Criminal Justice (330) 272-1936 (mobile) Fort Worth, TX 76129 (330) 941-7206 (fax) (817) 257-5846 [email protected] [email protected]
Pierce, Heather 146 Pontzer, Daniel 68 Ivy Tech Community College East Central Region University of North Florida 4301 S Cowan Rd. 1 UNF Drive Muncie, IN 47302 Jacksonville, FL 32224 (765) 289-2291 (904) 620-3879 (765) 289-2292 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] Portenier, Alex Michael 306 (67) Pierce, Mari 90, 189 Washburn University Criminal Justice Association Western Oregon University 1801 SW Jewell Department of Criminal Justice Box 78 345 North Monmouth Ave Topeka, KS 66621 Monmouth, OR 97361 (620) 205-6124 (503) 838-8912 [email protected] [email protected] Porter, Dennis 310 Pilot, Becky 14 American Military University University of Toledo 3036 Karen Ave. Department of Criminal Justice, Mail Stop 119 Long Beach, CA 90808 Toledo, OH 43560 (562) 508-0396 [email protected] [email protected]
Piper, Doshie 423 Posadas, Carlos E. 56, 349 Prairie View A&M University New Mexico State University 7707 Knox Street P.O. Box 30001 Houston, TX 77088 MSC 3487 (832) 687-3279 Criminal Justice Department [email protected] Las Cruces, NM 88003 (575) 646-3951 Piquero, Alex 65, 94, 306 (JQ2), (575) 646-2827 (fax) University of Maryland 306 (JQ8) [email protected] Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice 220L Lefrak Hall Posick, Chad 465 College Park, MD 20742 Northeastern University (301) 405-4699 67 Frederick Ave [email protected] Medford, MA 02155 (585) 278-8763 Piquero, Nicole Leeper 1, 88, 202, 306 (JQ8) [email protected] Virginia Commonwealth University 923 W Franklin Street Potter, Hillary 16 PO Box 842028 University of Colorado at Boulder Richmond, VA 23284 (804) 828-9914 Potts, Michael 377 [email protected] Methodist University 5400 Ramsey Street Plecas, Darryl 173, 180, 356 Fayetteville, NC 28311-1498 University of the Fraser Valley (910) 630-7072 School of Criminology and Criminal Justice (910) 630-7679 (fax) 33844 King Road [email protected] Abbotsford, British Columbia V2S 7M8 Canada Powell, Christopher E. 379 (604) 504-7441 Marquette University [email protected] 8211 W. Acacia St. Milwaukee, WI 53223 Pogarsky, Greg 296 [email protected] SUNY Albany School of Criminal Justice Draper Hall 222A 135 Western Ave Albany, NY 12222 (518) 591-8755 [email protected]
Powell, Dennis 18 Middle Tennessee State University R Department Criminal Justice Administration Box 238 Rabe-Hemp, Cara E. 216, 260 Murfreesboro, TN 37132 Illinois State University (615) 898-2265 Campus Box 5250 (615) 542-2323 (mobile) Normal, IL 61790 [email protected] (309) 438-2739 [email protected] Price, Daniel 473, 492 Westfield State College Rados, Rachel 395 Criminal Justice University of Central Florida 577 Western Avenue MA 816 Shell Ln Westfield, MA 01086-1630 Longwood, FL 32750 (413) 572-8146 [email protected] (413) 203-1643 (mobile) [email protected] Rager, Jessica 368 Texas State University, San Marcos Prohaska, Ariane 296 601 University Dr. University of Alabama Academic Hines, 105 Department of Criminal Justice San Marcos, TX 78666 Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0320 [email protected] [email protected] Raines, Julie 490 Pruce, Lori 485 Marist College University of the Fraser Valley School of Criminology and Criminal Justice Rainville, Raymond Russell 193 33844 King Road Saint Peter's College Abbotsford, British Columbia V2S 7M8 2641 Kennedy Boulavard Canada Jersey City, NJ 07306 (604) 504-7441 (201) 761-6162 [email protected] (732) 267-5953 (mobile) (201) 344-4241 (fax) Prybutok, Benn 453 [email protected] Montgomery County Community College 340 DeKalb Pike Rainwater, Micah 455 Blue Bell, PA 19422 Ball State University (215) 641-6428 Department of CJC [email protected] 2000 W. University Ave Muncie, IN 47306 Pugh, Robert E. 285 (765) 285-8240 Francis Marion University (765) 285-5912 (fax) PO Box 100547 [email protected] Florence, SC 29502 (843) 661-1414 Ramirez, Cristina D. 266 (843) 661-1658 (fax) University of Texas at El Paso [email protected] Office of Strategic Initiatives 500 W. University Avenue Puzzanchera, Charles M. 52 El Paso, TX 79968 National Center for Juvenile Justice (915) 747-6406 3700 Water Street [email protected] Suite 200 Pittsburgh, PA 15203 Ramirez, Maria Emilia 446 (412) 227-6950 Kentucky Domestic Violence Association (412) 227-6955 (fax) 111 Darby Shire Circle [email protected] Frankfort, KY 40601 (502) 209-5382 [email protected]
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Reaves, Brian 350 Rhea, Harry M. 124, 444 Bureau of Justice Statistics The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey 810 Seventh St., NW School of Social and Behavioral Sciences Washington DC 20531 PO Box 195 (202) 616-3287 Jimme Leeds Road (202) 307-5846 (fax) Pomona, NJ 08240 [email protected] (609) 626-6877 (1856) 220-8569 (mobile) Reddington, Frances P. 384 [email protected] University of Central Missouri Criminal Justice Department Rhoades, Philip W. 49 300 Humphreys Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Warrensburg, MO 64093 6300 Ocean Dr. #5826 (660) 543-4950 Corpus Christi, TX 78412 [email protected] (361) 825-2637 (361) 825-3762 (fax) Reece, John 10 [email protected] Mesa State College Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences Ribeiro, Ludmila 290 1100 North Avenue Candido Mendes University Grand Junction, CO 81502 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (970) 255-2821 [email protected] Rice, Stpehen 306 (JQ6) Seattle University Reed, Thomas E. 124 Eastern Kentucky University Richards, George E. 306 (32) Stratton 467 Edinboro University of Pennsylvania Richmond, KY 40475-3102 Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice (859) 622-1159 146 Hendricks Hall (859) 358-2432 (mobile) Edinboro, PA 16444 (859) 622-1549 (fax) (814) 732-1626 [email protected] (814) 732-2118 (fax) [email protected] Reed, Winnie 344 US Department of Justice Richards, Tara N. 152 National Institute of Justice University of South Florida Office of Research and Evaluation Florida Mental Health Institute 810 Seventh Street, NW Department of Mental Health Law & Policy Washington DC 20531 13301 Bruce B Downs, MHC 2601 (202) 307-2952 Tampa, FL 33612 (202) 616-0275 (fax) (813) 974-1050 [email protected] [email protected]
Reichel, Philip 194 Richardson, James T. 147 University of Northern Colorado Grant Sawyer Center for Justice Studies Mail Stop 313 Reimund, Mary Ellen 239, 345 Univeristy of Nevada, Reno Central Washington University Reno, NV 89557 P.O. Box 13490 [email protected] Des Moines, WA 98198-1007 (206) 439-3800 ext. 3835 Ricketts, Melissa L. 294 [email protected] Shippensburg University Department of Criminal Justice Rembert, David 483 1871 Old Main Drive Sam Houston State University 319 Shippen Hall Shippensburg, PA 17257-2299 Rennison, Callie Marie 361 (717) 477-4087 (fax) University of Colorado - Denver [email protected] 1380 Lawrence, Suite 500 Denver, CO 80204 Rickson, Adrianne 262 (303) 514-9306 Hudson Valley Community College [email protected] 80 Vandenburg Ave CRJ Department BTC 240 Retana, Jose Ariel 274 Troy, NY 12180 Universidad Autonoma de Tamaulipas (518) 629-7342 16 Streeth and Chapala Lake Fracc. Aztlan (518) 629-7615 (fax) Calle 17 Col. Aztlan 165 [email protected] Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88740 Mexico Riley, Brenda 306 (36), 479 [email protected] Sam Houston State University 330 Roundabout Reyes, Cassandra Lynn 56 Huntsville, TX 77320 West Chester University of Pennsylvania (936) 295-7334 201 Ruby Jones Hall (936) 581-1394 (mobile) West Chester, PA 19383 [email protected] (610) 436-2529 [email protected] Rivera, Marny 152, 291 University of Alaska Anchorage Reyes, Napoleon 459 3211 Providence Drive Sam Houston State University Library 213 College of Criminal Justice Anchorage, AK 99508 816 17th Street (907) 786-1126 Huntsville, TX 77341 (907) 306-0611 (mobile) (936) 661-1714 (907) 786-7777 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] Rivolta, Pierre M. 426 Rodriguez, John Jacob 207, 306 (90) Sam Houston State University University of Texas at Arlington College of Criminal Justice Box 19595, University Hall Room 362 816, 17th Street Arlington, TX 76019 Huntsville, TX 77341-2296 (817) 272-0742 (936) 294-1660 (817) 272-5673 (fax) [email protected] [email protected]
Robbers, Monica 355, 483 Rodriguez, Raymond 248 Marymount University / CSR Incorporated Ellis University 4219 35th Street South 111 N. Canal Street, Suite 380 Arlington, VA 22206 Chicago, IL 60606 (703) 499-4312 (312) 669-5124 [email protected] [email protected]
Roberson, Cliff 276, 372 Roget, Nancy 389 Kaplan University University of Nevada, Reno 16307 Sedona Woods Lane 800 Haskell St, Rm 100 Houston, TX 77082 Reno, NV 89509 (713) 703-6639 (775) 784-6265 (281) 596-8483 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] Rohleder, Lacey 418 Roberts, Josh 419 University of Cincinnati Eastern Kentucky University 12121 S. Pine Drive, Apt. 285 521 Lancaster Avenue Sharonville, OH 45241 Stratton 467 (513) 834-5415 Richmond, KY 40475 (316) 461-7657 (mobile) (859) 622-2906 [email protected] [email protected] Rojas, Rafael 88, 158 Robertson, Angela A. 46, 127 Southern New Hampshire University Mississippi State University 107A Robert Frost Hall Social Science Research Center 2500 North River Road 1 Research Blvd., Suite 103 Manchester, NH 03106 Starkville, MS 39759 (603) 629-4621 (662) 325-7797 [email protected] [email protected] Romany, Sandra Ignacia 181 Robinson, Camilla Louise 269 Trinidad and Tobago Police Service Penn State, Harrisburg Old Police Headquarters 224 East King Street Corner Edward and Sackville Streets Loft 105 Port-of-Spain, St. George Lancaster, PA 17602 Trinidad and Tobago (717) 598-2291 (868) 627-2358 [email protected] [email protected]
Robles, Lorena 298 Romero, Fabian S. 324 Texas A&M International University University of Texas at San Antonio 5201 University Blvd. Canseco Hall 302J Roots, Roger 306 (96), 484 Laredo, TX 78041 New York Institute of Technology (956) 326-2529 Northern Boulevard Behavioral Sciences Robson, April Jean 267, 286 Old Westbury, NY 11568-8000 University of Arkansas at Little Rock (516) 686-3873 Criminal Justice Department [email protected] 500 Napa Valley Drive Apt# 1012 Little Rock, AR 72211 Roper, Steven D. 14 (479) 561-2929 Eastern Illinois University [email protected] 1816 Benodot St. Champaign, IL 61822 Robyn, Linda 249 (217) 721-8935 Northern Arizona University [email protected] Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice Box 15005 Rosay, Andre 152 Flagstaff, AZ 86011 University of Alaska Anchorage (928) 523-8200 (928) 607-1753 (mobile) Roscoe, Thomas 473 (928) 523-8011 (fax) Westfield State College [email protected] 333 Western Ave. Westfield, MA 01086 Rodgers, Forrest R. 174, 448 (413) 572-5730 University of Oklahoma (860) 480-5472 (mobile) Department of Sociology [email protected] 780 Van Vleet Oval, KH 331 Norman, OK 73019 Rose, R.S. 111 (405) 325-2829 Northern Arizona University - Yuma [email protected] 2020 S. Ave. 8E Yuma, AZ 85365 Rodriguez, Adriana 119 (928) 317-6455 Texas A&M International University [email protected]
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