Journal of Criminal Justice

1973 - 2025

Current editor(s): Matthew DeLisi

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Volume 13, issue 6, 1985

Hispanic perception of police performance: An empirical assessment pp. 487-500

David L. Carter

Police stress as a professional self-image pp. 501-512

W. Clinton Terry

Police perceptions of interpersonal communication training needs pp. 513-524

Randolph D. Hicks, Rex L. Leonard, Richard R. Gruetzemacher and Willie L. Pierce

Domestic violence: Victimization, police intervention, and disposition pp. 525-534

Daniel J. Bell

Pandora's box: Women guards in men's prisons pp. 535-548

Ben M. Crouch

Job burnout among narcotics investigators: An exploratory study pp. 549-559

Paul A. Wallace, Roy R. Roberg and Harry E. Allen

Attitudes of police recruits towards domestic disturbances: An evaluation of family crisis intervention training pp. 561-572

Dale Richard Buchanan and Patricia A. Perry

Volume 13, issue 5, 1985

New directions for anti-theft policy: Reductions in stolen goods buyers pp. 399-415

Joseph F. Sheley and Kenneth D. Bailey

The social ecology of homicide: A modified lifestyle/routine activities perspective pp. 417-428

Charles R. Massey and Jerome McKean

Location and other correlates of campus crime pp. 429-444

James Alan Fox and Daryl A. Hellman

Risk-based crime statistics: A forecasting comparison for burglary and auto theft pp. 445-457

Lawrence E. Cohen, Robert L. Kaufman and Michael R. Gottfredson

Consumer shoplifting: Orientations and deterrents pp. 459-473

M. Jeffery Kallis and Dinoo J. Vanier

Volume 13, issue 4, 1985

Congress and criminal justice policy making: The impact of interest groups and symbolic politics pp. 307-319

Barbara Ann Stolz

Crimes, arrests, and elections: Predicting winners and losers pp. 321-327

Raymond Surette

Issues in higher education for law enforcement officers: An Illinois study pp. 329-338

Robert J. Fischer, Kathryn M. Golden and Bruce L. Heininger

Law talk: Juveniles' understanding of legal language pp. 339-353

Trudie F. Smith

The efficacy of a classification system: Its relationship to resource-procedure management pp. 355-365

Thomas C. Neil

Administrative, legal, and ethical practices in the psychological testing of law enforcement officers pp. 367-372

Robin E. Inwald

A scale for the measurement of attitudes toward handgun control pp. 373-379

Raymond H. C. Teske and Michael H. Hazlett

What can the police learn from "excellent companies"? pp. 381-385

Dilip K. Das

Volume 13, issue 3, 1985

Managing reductions in criminal justice education programs pp. 199-206

George T. Felkenes

A systematic analysis of diversion: Net widening and beyond pp. 207-216

Scott H. Decker

Evaluation of a halfway house for women pp. 217-226

David A. Dowell, Cecelia Klein and Cheryl Krichmar

Community reponse to crime: Two middle-class anti-crime patrols pp. 227-241

Ronald J. Troyer and R. Dean Wright

The frequency and classification of the needs of offenders in community settings pp. 243-268

David E. Duffee and David Clark

What works when: Rational-choice theory and offender rehabilitation pp. 269-277

Thomas Orsagh and Mary Ellen Marsden

Criminal justice scholars as expert witnesses: A descriptive analysis pp. 279-289

L. Thomas Winfree and Patrick R. Anderson

Volume 13, issue 2, 1985

Judicial discretion and sentencing disparity in adult felony courts in Israel pp. 99-115

Ben-Zion Cohen, Gideon Fishman and Joseph Soroka

Selective incapacitation: Have we tried it? Does it work? pp. 117-129

Michael G. Janus

Variables influencing sentencing severity: Intercourt differences in Connecticut pp. 131-139

Marc G. Gertz and Albert C. Price

Deterrence and social control: Rethinking the relationship pp. 141-151

Frank P. Williams

Rethinking what? A comment on Williams's "deterrence and social control: Rethinking the relationship" pp. 153-154

Weldon T. Johnson and Robert F. Meier

Ambiguity and conflict in sentencing research: Partial resolution through crime-specific analysis pp. 155-169

Belinda Rodgers McCarthy and Charles A. Lindquist

From status to delinquent offenses: Escalation? pp. 171-180

Joseph H. Rankin and L. Edward Wells

Statistical measurement of the deterrence effect: A regression framework pp. 181-184

Moheb A. Ghali

Volume 13, issue 1, 1985

Seriousness of crimes: A survey of the nation's chiefs of police pp. 1-13

Henry N. Pontell, Daniel Granite, Constance Keenan and Gilbert Geis

Police department size and agency structure pp. 15-27

Robert H. Langworthy

Police perceptions of spouse abuse: A comparison of male and female officers pp. 29-47

Robert J. Homant and Daniel B. Kennedy

One-or two-officer cars? A perspective from Kansas City pp. 49-64

David A. Kessler

Using police arrest and clearance data to estimate the number of burglars operating in a suburban county pp. 65-73

Lucius J. Riccio and Robert Finkelstein

Regulating the criminal justice snooper pp. 75-84

Philip L. Reichel

Volume 12, issue 6, 1984

Effects of a prison facility on the regional economy pp. 521-539

John Ortiz Smykla, Carl E. Ferguson, David C. Cheng, Carolyn Trent, Barbara French and Annette Waters

An empirical analysis of the ideological barrier in community corrections pp. 541-549

William L. Selke

Temperance and the origins of the new penology pp. 551-565

Philip Jenkins

Sentence length: Interactions with race and court pp. 567-578

Margaret Platt Jendrek

The erosion of authority and the perceived legitimacy of inmate social protest: A study of prison guards pp. 579-590

John R. Hepburn

"A summary of parole rules--Thirteen years later": Revisited thirteen years later pp. 591-600

Lawrence F. Travis and Edward J. Latessa

Women, friendship, and adaptation to prison pp. 601-615

James H. Larson and Joey Nelson

Burnout--Age at release from prison and recidivism pp. 617-623

Peter B. Hoffman and James L. Beck

Volume 12, issue 5, 1984

The "dark figure" and composite indexes of crime: Some empirical explorations of alternative data sources pp. 435-444

Steven F. Messner

Self-report and official measures: A further examination of the validity issue pp. 445-455

Steven P. Lab and Roy B. Allen

The historical roots and development of criminological statistics pp. 457-465

Luis Salas and Raymond Surette

Restrictions on statistics imposed by method of measurement: Some reality, much mythology pp. 467-481

Arnold Binder

Describing the female offender: A note on the demographics of arrests pp. 483-492

Nancy T. Wolfe, Francis T. Cullen and John B. Cullen

Crime prevention and commercial Burglary: A time series analysis pp. 493-501

David B. Griswold

The effects of precision of sentencing information on crime rates: A theoretical model pp. 503-508

Elie Appelbaum and Edna Erez

Volume 12, issue 4, 1984

Developments in juvenile justice during the decade of the 70s: Juvenile detention facilities pp. 325-333

Nicholas A. Reuterman and Thomas R. Hughes

Two models of formal social control pp. 335-353

Margaret Platt Jendrek

The juvenile court, the U.S. constitution and when the Twain meet pp. 355-366

Arnold Binder

A deterrence study of the death penalty in Illinois, 1933-1980 pp. 367-377

Scott H. Decker and Carol W. Kohfeld

Rule of law v. rule of man: The search for the golden zigzag between conflicting fundamental values pp. 379-394

Dean J. Spader

An evaluation of the impact of criminal law revision pp. 395-405

David Twain and Donald Rebovich

The impact of victim provocation on judgments of legal responsibility: An experimental assessment pp. 407-414

Terance D. Miethe

Quantitative assessment of journal quality and consistency: Comment on Winker pp. 415-417

Douglas D. Heckathorn

Criminal justice/criminology journal rankings: ASC versus ACJS: A response to Douglas Heckathorn's comment pp. 419-420

Kenneth E. Winker

Volume 12, issue 3, 1984

Attitudes of police officers toward their professional ethics pp. 211-220

George T. Felkenes

Rationalizing police operations: Some explanatory factors pp. 221-233

Michael Steinman

Police corruption and organizational structures: An ethicist's view pp. 235-245

Paul G. Muscari

Police stress and personality factors: A conceptual model pp. 247-263

Richard A. Lawrence

Police officer perceptions of promotion as a source of motivation pp. 265-275

Larry K. Gaines, Norman Van Tubergen and Michael A. Paiva

Police responses to wife beating: Neglect of a crime of violence pp. 277-288

Stephen E. Brown

Stinging the Detroit criminal: A total system perspective pp. 289-302

Kenneth Weiner, Kenneth Chelst and William Hart

A conceptual framework for police functions and services pp. 303-312

K. Edward Renner and C. Thomas Barrett

Volume 12, issue 2, 1984

Forecasting highway casualties: The British road safety act and a sense of deja vu pp. 101-114

Llad Phillips, Subhash Ray and Harold L. Votey

The deterioration of deterrence effects of driving legislation: Have we been giving wrong signals to policymakers? pp. 115-130

Harold L. Votey

Controlling the alcohol-impaired driver in Scandinavia and the United States: Simple deterrence and beyond pp. 131-148

John R. Snortum

The legal control of drunken driving: A comment on methodological concerns in assessing deterrent effectiveness pp. 149-154

Jacqueline Cohen

A comment on methodological concerns: A rejoinder pp. 155-160

Llad Phillips, Subhash Ray and Harold L. Votey

Youth and the forbidden fruit: Experiences with changes in legal drinking age in North America pp. 161-172

Evelyn R. Vingilis and Katherine De Genova

Race, occupational status, and pro-active police arrest for drinking and driving pp. 173-183

Richard C. Hollinger

Saturated enforcement: The efficacy of deterrence and drunk driving pp. 185-197

Gary W. Sykes

Volume 12, issue 1, 1984

Community corrections diversion in Colorado pp. 1-10

Herbert C. Covey and Scott Menard

Corporate criminology: Explaining deviance of business and political organizations pp. 11-19

Jay S. Albanese

The quality of doctoral programs in deviance, criminology, and criminal justice: An empirical assessment pp. 21-37

Charles W. Thomas and Matthew J. Bronick

Patterns of entry, professional identity, and attitudes toward crime-related education: A study of criminal justice and criminology faculty pp. 39-59

Jack R. Greene, Timothy S. Bynum and Vincent J. Webb

System maintenance and legitimation: An historical illustration of the impact of national task forces and committees on correction pp. 61-70

David B. Kalinich and Dennis Banas

Educational saliency and careers in criminal justice: The case of Louisiana pp. 71-80

L. Thomas Winfree and Robert C. Evans

The assessment of continued threat to the community in a mentally ill offender program pp. 81-86

Rebecca L. Aadland and Daniel S. Schag