Journal of Criminal Justice

1973 - 2025

Current editor(s): Matthew DeLisi

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Volume 4, issue 4, 1976

The socialization of jurors the voir dire as a rite of passage pp. 271-283

Robert W. Balch, Curt Taylor Griffiths, Edwin L. Hall and L. Thomas Winfree

The contributions of higher education to ethical behavior in law enforcement pp. 285-290

Gerald W. Lynch

Community characteristics and policy implications: Some exploratory findings about two categories of municipal police chiefs pp. 291-301

Robert D. Pursley

Criminal justice: An emerging academic profession and discipline pp. 303-314

Reed Adams

Police education and training: Where are we? Where are we going? pp. 315-322

Erik Beckman

A social psychological approach to the study of police corruption pp. 323-332

M. G. Aultman

Crime change patterns in American cities pp. 333-340

E. Terrence Jones

A detective allocation model pp. 341-346

Paul Gray and William R. Heitzman

Volume 4, issue 3, 1976

Further findings on the deterrence question and strategies for future research pp. 175-189

Maynard L. Erickson and Jack P. Gibbs

Response speeds and response times of urban police patrol cars in Ottawa, Canada pp. 191-202

W. J. Brown and F. R. Lipsett

The influence of social and legal factors on sentence dispositions: A preliminary analysis of offender-based transaction statistics pp. 203-221

Carl E. Pope

Correctional employees' reactions to job characteristics: A data based argument for job enlargement pp. 223-230

Arthur F. Brief, Jim Munro and Ramon J. Aldag

An empirical assessment of Niederhoffer's police cynicism scale pp. 231-241

Robert M. Regoli

The road to accreditation pp. 243-252

Larry Bassi and Ronald H. Rogers

Volume 4, issue 2, 1976

Street crime and new guns: Some implications for firearms control pp. 95-107

Franklin E. Zimring

Swedish juvenile justice and welfare pp. 109-121

Richard A. Sundeen

Alienation-reduction as a paradigm for delinquency reduction pp. 123-131

Brian P. V. Sarata

Plea bargaining: Its pervasiveness on the judicial system pp. 133-145

George T. Felkenes

Victim survey research: Implications for criminal justice planning pp. 147-151

James A. Inciardi and Duane C. McBride

Secondary analysis of the UCR: An index of the risk of death due to robbery pp. 153-156

Michael D. Maltz

Volume 4, issue 1, 1976

Toward the safety society: Police agencies and environmental planning pp. 1-7

John Monahan and Ralph Catalano

Probable causes for police corruption: Some theories pp. 9-16

Mark Pogrebin and Burton Atkins

Police evaluative perceptions of themselves, the general public and selected occupational groups pp. 17-24

Dae H. Chang and Charles H. Zastrow

Some factors in police discretion and decision making pp. 29-46

James O. Finckenauer

Systematic criminal justice education pp. 47-55

Arthur F. Brandstatter and Larry T. Hoover

Insiders and outsiders in criminal justice education pp. 57-61

Dennis E. Hoffman, Joel C. Snell and Vincent J. Webb

Videotaping as a method of dialogue: A new teaching and research method in criminal justice pp. 63-67

Sanford Sherizen

Salient factor score validation--A 1972 release cohort pp. 69-76

Peter B. Hoffman and James L. Beck

Volume 3, issue 4, 1975

What happened to patrol operations in Kansas city? A review of the Kansas city preventive patrol experiment pp. 267-297

Richard C. Larson

A response to "what happened to patrol operations in Kansas City?" pp. 299-320

Tony Pate, George L. Kelling and Charles Brown

Organizing crime: A classificatory scheme based on offense transitions pp. 321-332

Gary D. Gottfredson

Volume 3, issue 3, 1975

Crime statistics: A mathematical perspective pp. 177-194

Michael D. Maltz

An argument for self-imposed explicit judicial sentencing standards pp. 195-206

Peter B. Hoffman and Lucille K. DeGostin

An analysis of the allocation of judicial resources: The Illinois experience pp. 207-216

Robert W. Gillespie

Criminal justice education: The dilemma of articulation pp. 217-222

Calvin J. Swank

Growing up in an affluent society--Delinquency and recidivism in suburban America pp. 223-236

Emilio C. Viano

A survey of good time policies and practices in American correctional agencies pp. 237-242

Robert R. Smith

Volume 3, issue 2, 1975

On urban homicide: A statistical analysis pp. 85-110

Arnold Barnett, Daniel J. Kleitman and Richard C. Larson

Undergraduate justice system education and training at San Jose state university: An historical perspective pp. 111-130

Jack L. Kuykendall and Armand P. Hernandez

Is crime a man's world? Issues in the exploration of criminality pp. 131-139

Nanci Koser Wilson and Constance M. Rigsby

Analyzing the nature of police involvements: A research note concerning the effects of forms of police mobilization pp. 141-145

John C. Meyer and Winthrop E. Taylor

Relationship of inmate educational levels to citizen educational levels pp. 147-151

Ronald J. Waldron

Local policing--A three dimensional task analysis pp. 176-151

William P. Brown

Volume 3, issue 1, 1975

Local policing--a three dimensional task analysis pp. 1-15

William P. Brown

Measurement problems in official and survey crime rates pp. 17-31

Wesley G. Skogan

Effects of increased security on prison violence pp. 33-45

Howard Bidna

Sex and parole: A comparison of male and female parolees pp. 47-57

William H. Moseley and Margaret H. Gerould

The use of restrictive labels in juvenile corrections: The case of Ohio pp. 59-62

A. Derral Cheatwood

Volume 2, issue 4, 1974

An empirical analysis of pre-trial release decisions pp. 287-304

Michael R. Gottfredson

Contemporary technology in the development of an optimal juvenile investigation pp. 305-316

Fred W. Vondracek, Hugh B. Urban and William H. Parsonage

The effect of education on police attitudes pp. 317-328

Norman L. Weiner

Spectral analysis of reported crime data pp. 329-344

Lee R. McPheters and William B. Stronge

A general model for criminal justice planning pp. 345-355

Burt Nanus

Study-release policies of American correctional agencies: A survey pp. 357-363

Robert R. Smith, oTraining Coordinator, John M. McKee, oExecutive Director, Michael A. Milan and oResearch Pychologist

Volume 2, issue 3, 1974

Parole decision-making: A salient factor score pp. 195-206

Peter B. Hoffman and James L. Beck

Direct deterrence--An analysis of the effectiveness of police patrol and other crime prevention technologies pp. 207-217

Lucius J. Riccio

A methodology for assessing citizen perceptions of police pp. 219-233

Fred I. Klyman and Joanna Kruckenberg

Patrol planning in the Rotterdam Police Department pp. 235-238

Tom McEwen and Richard C. Larson

Prediction of dangerousness as a function of its perceived consequences pp. 239-242

John Monahan and Lesley Cummings

Regionalized personnel development for criminal justice employees pp. 243-248

John W. Gilson, John P. Hagedorn and Roger F. Crosby

Authoritarianism, religiosity and reactions to deviance pp. 249-259

Graeme R. Newman, Donald J. Articolo and Carol Trilling

Volume 2, issue 2, 1974

Should the United States adopt a national substantive criminal code for serious offenses? pp. 103-111

Richard A. Myren

Operational parameters in the stolen property system pp. 113-129

Marilyn Walsh and Duncan Chappell

Decision games applied to police decision making -an exploratory study of information usage- pp. 131-146

Larry J. Siegel, Dennis C. Sullivan and Jack R. Greene

Asian development through crime prevention -roles and activities of UNAFEI- pp. 147-152

Zen Tokoi

Follow that felony!--an educational technique pp. 153-156

Ezra Stotland

Valence as a measurement of the effectiveness of probation officer-client relationship pp. 157-162

Romine R. Deming

Biasing effects of pretrial publicity on judicial decisions pp. 163-171

Stanley Sue, Ronald E. Smith and Renee Gilbert

Changing approaches to corrections pp. 173-175

Gerald T. Kowitz, William H. Graves and Gladys B. Dronberger

Volume 2, issue 1, 1974

The uniform crime reports revisited pp. 1-17

Michael J. Hindelang

Professionalization and unionization of police: A Delphi forecast on police values pp. 19-35

Terry L. Cooper

Evaluation of prison systems pp. 37-54

James T. Pittman and Paul Gray

Project intercept: The Los Angeles experience pp. 55-60

William L. Tafoya

Toward undergraduate education in the interface of mental health and criminal justice pp. 61-65

John Monahan

Bail system development study pp. 67-72

Marshall A. Bell, Albert B. Bishop, John D. Joscelyn and John J. Marsh

Incarcerated male and female offenders' perceptions of their experiences in the criminal justice system pp. 73-78

Peter C. Kratcoski and Kirk Scheuerman