Journal of Criminal Justice

1973 - 2025

Current editor(s): Matthew DeLisi

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Volume 17, issue 6, 1989

Managing the costs of modern corrections: Implications of nineteenth-century privatized prison-labor programs pp. 441-455

Alexis M. Durham

Variables related to communicative disorders in an adult prison sample pp. 457-470

Mary H. Sample, James C. Montague and M. D. Buffalo

Determinate sentencing, formal rationality, and khadi justice in Maine: An application of Weber's typology pp. 471-485

Donald F. Anspach and S. Henry Monsen

Predicting return to prison among adolescent males: A comparison of three statistics pp. 487-500

Brent B. Benda

Community mental health and prisons: A model for constitutionally adequate care in correctional mental health pp. 501-506

Herbert A. Marra, David A. Shively and Jerry Minaker

Analysis of disciplinary infraction rates among female and male inmates pp. 507-513

Chloe A. Tischler and James W. Marquart

Volume 17, issue 5, 1989

Special publicity and enforcement of California's belt use law: Making a "secondary" law work pp. 329-341

Adrian K. Lund, Jack Stuster and Anne Fleming

Reexamining the use of seriousness weights in an index of crime pp. 343-360

Thomas Epperlein and Barbara C. Nienstedt

Racial differences in attitudes toward crime control pp. 361-375

Philip E. Secret and James B. Johnson

Serial murder in the United States 1900-1940: A historical perspective pp. 377-392

Philip Jenkins

Criminal justice, law, and policy in Indian country: A historical perspective pp. 393-407

Ken Peak

Do casinos enhance crime? pp. 409-416

Simon Hakim and Andrew Buck

Shadow trading by international tourists in the Soviet Union pp. 417-421

Mary Fish and Lynn Edwards

Volume 17, issue 4, 1989

The use of jail confinement in the disposition of felony arrests pp. 241-251

Belinda R. McCarthy

Private counsels and public defenders: A look at weak cases, prior records, and leniency in plea bargaining pp. 253-263

Dean J. Champion

Hearsay: The least understood exclusionary rule pp. 265-275

Dennis Murphy

Judicial processing of males and females charged with prostitution pp. 277-291

John H. Lindquist, O. Z. White, Terrence Tutchings and Carl D. Chambers

Media trials pp. 293-308

Ray Surette

Volume 17, issue 3, 1989

Police agency size and investigative effectiveness pp. 145-155

Gary W. Cordner

Justifiable use of measures in research on deadly force pp. 157-165

Lorie Fridell

Civilianization in small and medium police departments in Illinois, 1973-1986 pp. 167-177

John P. Crank

Discretionary leniency in police enforcement of laws against drinking and driving: Two examples from the state of Maine, USA pp. 179-186

Allan R. Meyers, Timothy Heeren and Ralph Hingson

Private security and community policing: Evaluation and comment pp. 187-197

William F. Walsh and Edwin J. Donovan

The economics of criminal investigation in a municipal police force pp. 199-224

B. W. Simms and E. R. Petersen

Volume 17, issue 2, 1989

Judgements of appropriate punishment: The effects of question type pp. 75-85

Alexis M. Durham

Ideology and crime control policy positions in a state legislature pp. 87-101

Timothy J. Flanagan, Edmund F. McGarrell and Alan J. Lizotte

An analysis of rater-ratee race and sex influences upon field training officer program evaluations pp. 103-114

William G. Doerner, John C. Speir and Benjamin S. Wright

Statistical power and criminal justice research pp. 115-122

Stephen E. Brown

The effects of classroom instruction and discussion on death penalty opinions: A teaching note pp. 123-131

Robert M. Bohm

Volume 17, issue 1, 1989

Police handling of the mentally ill: Sharing responsibility with the mental health system pp. 1-14

Peter Finn and Monique Sullivan

The effects of probation service fees on case management strategy and sanctions pp. 15-24

Gerald R. Wheeler, Therese M. Macan, Rodney V. Hissong and Morgan P. Slusher

Placing Uruguayan corrections in context, 1973-1984: A note on the visiting criminologist's role pp. 25-37

John Ortiz Smykla

Not guilty by reason of insanity evaluations: A study of defendants and examiners pp. 39-45

Dorothy Mack and Laura Weinland

The seriousness of inmate induced prison violence: An analysis of correctional personnel perceptions pp. 47-53

Michael C. Braswell and Larry S. Miller

Police stress, time on the job, and strain pp. 55-60

Ezra Stotland, Michael Pendleton and Robert Schwartz

Volume 16, issue 6, 1988

Juvenile conference committees: An evaluation of the administration of justice at the neighborhood level pp. 451-461

David Twain and Laura Maiello

Factors affecting pre-dispositional detention and release in Canadian juvenile courts pp. 463-476

Peter J. Carrington, Sharon Moyer and Faigie Kopelman

Orientations to juvenile justice: Exploratory notes from a statewide survey of juvenile justice decisionmakers pp. 477-491

Margaret Farnworth, Charles E. Frazier and Anita R. Neuberger

Time series analysis of the effect of a domestic violence directive on the number of arrests per day pp. 493-498

Frances Lawrenz, James F. Lembo and Thomas Schade

The myth of the new female offender: Some evidence from attitudes toward law and justice pp. 499-509

Edna Erez

Volume 16, issue 5, 1988

UCR and NCS: Comparisons over space and time pp. 371-384

Scott Menard and Herbert C. Covey

Job burnout in law enforcement dispatchers: A comparative analysis pp. 385-393

Roy R. Roberg, David L. Hayhurst and Harry E. Allen

Regional unemployment and crime trends: An empirical examination pp. 395-402

Mike Neustrom, Jay Jamieson, David Manuel and Bob Gramling

Going it alone: Unreported crime and individual self-help pp. 403-412

Leslie W. Kennedy

The crime reporting behavior of hispanic older persons: A causal model pp. 413-423

Richard A. Starrett, Michael P. Connolly, James T. Decker and Adelina Araujo

Report from Japan: Causes and controls of crime in Japan pp. 425-435

Carl B. Becker

Volume 16, issue 4, 1988

Tolerated contests? Plea and sentence in the Victorian magistrates' courts pp. 269-290

Roger Douglas

Felony plea bargaining and probation: A growing judicial and prosecutorial dilemma pp. 291-301

Dean J. Champion

Is rehabilitation dead? The myth of the punitive public pp. 303-317

Francis T. Cullen, John B. Cullen and John F. Wozniak

The effects of intensive supervision on shock probationers pp. 319-330

Edward J. Latessa and Gennaro F. Vito

The justice model in historical context: Early law, the emergence of science, and the rise of incarceration pp. 331-346

Alexis M. Durham

Experiments as reforms pp. 347-358

Arnold Binder and James W. Meeker

Volume 16, issue 3, 1988

Perception of crowding, racial antagonism, and aggression in a custodial prison pp. 167-181

Robert G. Leger

The application of queueing models to strategies for reducing prison population size pp. 183-196

Marvin Yablon

Socioeconomic and criminological attributes of convicts in two Nigerian prisons pp. 197-206

Etannibi 'Molu Alemika

The special sensitivity of white-collar offenders to prison: A critique and research agenda pp. 207-215

Michael L. Benson and Francis T. Cullen

Toward a political-community theory of prison organization pp. 217-230

David B. Kalinich, Stan Stojkovic and John Klofas

Continuities in the determination of prison overcrowding effects pp. 231-240

Lincoln J. Fry

Incarceration rates and demographic changes: A test of the demographic change hypothesis pp. 241-253

Doris Layton MacKenzie, George S. Tracy and George Williams

Volume 16, issue 2, 1988

Linkages between professionalization and professionalism among police chiefs pp. 89-98

Robert M. Regoli, Robert G. Culbertson, John P. Crank and Eric D. Poole

Whistleblowing in probation departments pp. 99-109

John Rosecrance

Policy, job practices, and personal values in decisionmaking by court officers pp. 111-120

Robert Panzarella and Irving Shapiro

Role conflict for adult probation and parole officers: Fact or myth pp. 121-129

Robert T. Sigler

Police manager's perceptions of employee types: A conceptual model pp. 131-137

Jack Kuykendall and Roy R. Roberg

Statistics in criminal justice curricula pp. 139-150

Charles B. Fields and O. Zeller Robertson

Volume 16, issue 1, 1988

Serial murder in England 1940-1985 pp. 1-15

Philip Jenkins

Unintended murder and corporate risk-taking: Defining the concept of justifiability pp. 17-24

Nancy Frank

The victim-offender relationship in convicted homicide cases: 1960-1984 pp. 25-33

John D. Hewitt

Who is missing? The realities of the missing persons problem pp. 35-45

J. David Hirschel and Steven P. Lab

Computer based technology in police work: A benefit-cost analysis of a mobile digital communications systems pp. 47-60

James J. McRae and James McDavid

Criminal justice and the cretan liar: Unmasking strategies of dissimulation and deception pp. 61-72

Robert J. Kelly and Edward Sagarin