Journal of Criminal Justice

1973 - 2025

Current editor(s): Matthew DeLisi

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Volume 7, issue 4, 1979

Relationship between reported crime rates and victimization survey results: An empirical and analytical study pp. 293-308

J. Ernst Eck and Lucius J. Riccio

Administrative interventions on police shooting discretion: An empirical examination pp. 309-323

James J. Fyfe

Evaluating the effectiveness of one-officer versus two-officer patrol units pp. 325-355

Edward H. Kaplan

Volume 7, issue 3, 1979

Post release arrest experiences of federal prisoners: A six-year follow-up pp. 193-216

Peter B. Hoffman and Barbara Stone-Meierhoefer

Information, apprehension, and deterrence: Exploring the limits of police productivity pp. 217-241

Wesley G. Skogan and George E. Antunes

Changes in the professional commitment of police recruits: An exploratory case study pp. 243-247

Eric D. Poole and Robert M. Regoli

Faculty characteristics and course content in college programs for police officers pp. 249-267

Lawrence W. Sherman and Maureen McLeod

Volume 7, issue 2, 1979

The criminal justice component in an educational institution pp. 101-107

George T. Felkenes

The role of state government in criminal justice higher education pp. 109-123

Richard A. Myren

Productivity ratings of graduate programs in criminal justice based on publication in ten critical journals pp. 125-133

L. Craig Parker and Eileen Goldfeder

Relative prestige of criminal justice doctoral programs pp. 135-145

David Fabianic

Criminal justice education in the United States: A profile pp. 147-172

Richard R. Bennett and Ineke Haen Marshall

Volume 7, issue 1, 1979

The police in 1984 pp. 1-9

Wayne A. Kerstetter and oAssociate Director

Correlates of deterrence: Problems of theory and method pp. 11-20

Robert F. Meier

A comparative exploration of prison discipline pp. 21-36

Edward Dauber and David Shichor

Measurement of police cynicism: A factor scaling approach pp. 37-51

Robert M. Regoli and Eric D. Poole

Informal helping networks in prison: The shape of grass-roots correctional intervention pp. 53-70

Robert Johnson and oAssistant Professor

Combating crime and citizen attitudes: A study of the corresponding reality pp. 71-79

Edward B. Lewis, oAssistant Professor, Tommy T. Sullivan and oAssistant Professor

Volume 6, issue 4, 1978

Perspectives on criminal justice research pp. 287-289

David H. Bayley

Crime and capital punishment: Some recent studies pp. 291-303

Arnold Barnett

Heroin addiction, crime and economic cost: A critical analysis pp. 305-313

Robert W. Gillespie

Clinical assessment and the detention, disposition, and treatment of emotionally disturbed delinquent youths pp. 315-327

Thomas M. Kelley

"Dangerousness" within a juvenile institution pp. 329-345

David J. Tennenbaum

Criminal justice as an academic discipline: Costs and benefits pp. 347-355

Vincent J. Webb and Dennis E. Hoffman

Volunteers in probation: A research note on evaluation pp. 357-361

David A. Dowell

Volume 6, issue 3, 1978

Involving the humanities in doctoral education in criminology and criminal justice pp. 195-197

Eugene H. Czajkoski

Dangers of police professionalization: An empirical analysis pp. 199-216

Dennis C. Smith

Plea bargaining: An organizational perspective pp. 217-231

Peter F. Nardulli

Recruitment of female police officers in New York City pp. 233-246

Virginia B. Ermer

A comparison of recidivism measures pp. 247-252

David B. Griswold

The importance of recidivism research in understanding criminal behavior pp. 253-260

Peter L. Nacci

The commitment of delinquents to their misdeeds: A re-examination pp. 261-268

Robert M. Regoli and Eric D. Poole

Volume 6, issue 2, 1978

The use of simulation in criminal justice policy evaluation pp. 99-116

Jonathan F. Bard

Police service aides: Paraprofessionals for police pp. 117-131

James M. Tien and Richard C. Larson

Victims' evaluation oof police performace pp. 133-149

Theodore H. Poister and James C. McDavid

Sentence dispositions accorded assault and burglary offenders: An exploratory study in twelve California counties pp. 151-165

Carl E. Pope

Implementation evaluation: A future direction in project evaluation pp. 167-176

Ralph G. Lewis and Jack R. Greene

Volume 6, issue 1, 1978

Research on deterrent and incapacitative effects of criminal sanctions pp. 1-2

Alfred Blumstein

Summary of report of the panel on research on deterrent and incapacitative effects: Assembly of behavioral and social sciences national academy of science Washington, D.C. 20418 pp. 3-10

Afred Blumstein

Crime control teams: An alternative to the conventional operational procedure of investigating crimes pp. 11-23

J. F. Elliott

Determining an optimum percentage of defendants to release before trial: Applying inventory modeling concepts to legal policy problems pp. 25-33

Stuart Nagel, Marian Neef and Paul Wice

An examination of a desert-based presumptive sentence schedule pp. 35-46

Arthur Gardner LeFrancois

Econometric analysis of factors influencing crime on the campus pp. 47-52

Lee R. McPheters

The importance of police contact in the formulation of youths' attitudes toward police pp. 53-67

William T. Rusinko, Knowlton W. Johnson and Carlton A. Hornung

College education for police: Problems in measuring component and extraneous variables pp. 69-81

John K. Hudzik

Volume 5, issue 4, 1977

Apprehension productivity of police in large U. S. cities pp. 271-278

Lucius J. Riccio and John F. Heaphy

Selecting trial court administrators an alternative approach pp. 279-286

Larry Berkson

Extreme value theory applied to police performance analysis pp. 287-300

Robert P. Eckert and Peter M. Kelly

Negativistic delinquency revisited a behavioral analysis pp. 301-309

J. David Martin

An uneasy look at college education and the police organization pp. 311-320

Charles R. Swanson

Official standards versus actual criteria in bond dispositions pp. 321-328

E. Wilbur Bock and Charles E. Frazier

Knowledge of police and court procedures and respect for the law a survey pp. 329-337

Elizabeth D. LaKind, David W. Sussman and Richard Gross

Volume 5, issue 3, 1977

Parole: How it is working pp. 185-203

William H. Moseley and oAssociate Director

A consideration of telescoping and memory decay biases in victimization surveys pp. 205-216

Michael R. Gottfredson and Michael J. Hindelang

Problems of reliability and validity in criminal justice research pp. 217-224

Marc G. Gertz and Susette M. Talarico

Personality and criminality a summary and implications of the literature pp. 225-235

David J. Tennenbaum and oDirector of Clinical Services

Cynicism: A factor in corrections work pp. 237-246

Richard E. Farmer

Using multiple regression to adjust 2 x 2 contingency tables pp. 247-254

Carl F. Wiedemann

Volume 5, issue 2, 1977

Developing relevant data for a prison organizational development program pp. 85-103

Vincent O'Leary, David Duffee and Ernest Wenk

Police departments under social science scrutiny pp. 105-118

Dorothy Guyot

Recent employment and expenditure trends in city police departments in the United States pp. 119-147

Amedeo R. Odoni

Criminal justice programs in higher education: Course and curriculum orientations pp. 149-163

Jack L. Kuykendall

Expanding a traditional criminal justice curriculum into an innovative social control curriculum pp. 165-169

Victor L. Streib

Volume 5, issue 1, 1977

Time served in prison and parole outcomes among parolee risk categories pp. 1-12

Don M. Gottfredson, Michael R. Gottfredson and James Garofalo

Criminal justice history as a field of research: A review of the literature, 1960-1975 pp. 13-28

John A. Conley

Statutory diversion of drunkenness offenders pp. 29-37

Romine R. Deming

Corrections: The state of the art pp. 39-46

Robert G. Culbertson

Official crime rates and victim surveys: An empirical comparison pp. 47-54

Scott H. Decker

The prisoner's dilemma: Theory and reality pp. 55-64

Brian Forst and Judith Lucianovic

Review and comment pp. 65-72

Kent B. Joscelyn and Mary K. Joscelyn