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THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY

60TH

ANNUAL MEETING

November 12-15, 2008

Hyatt Regency St. Louis Riverfront

St. Louis, Missouri

Reinvigorating Theory through Diversity and Inclusiveness

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

The American Society of Criminology 3

Highlights of the 2008 ASC Program 5

2008 Program Committee 8

General Meeting Information 10

Professional Employment Service 11

2008 ASC Divisions 12

ASC Division Meetings and Activities 14

ASCDivisions’ Sessions of Interest 16

Other Meetings and Events 32

Graduate School Information Exchange 35

Receptions 36

Directory of Exhibitors 38

ASC Presidents 39

Program Summary 41

Detailed Program Schedule 82

A Special Thank You 478

Advertising 479

Index of Participants 503

Topic Index 570

Floor Plans - Hyatt 574

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THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY

1314 Kinnear Road, Suite 212

Columbus, OH 43212-1156

614-292-9207 (p) 614-292-6767 (f)

[email protected] www.asc41.com

The American Society of Criminology embodies the following objectives:

1. To bring together, in one multidisciplinary society, persons actively engaged in

research teaching, and/or practice in the field of criminology.

2. To foster criminological scholarship, research, education, and training within

academic institutions and within the divisions of the criminal justice system,

including public and private agencies concerned with crime, justice, and corrections.

3. To encourage scholarly, scientific, and practical exchange and cooperation among

those engaged in criminology.

4. To serve as a forum for the dissemination of criminological knowledge.

The American Society of Criminology Officers and Staff, 2007-2009

President: Robert Bursik, Jr., University of Missouri, St. Louis

President-Elect: Todd Clear, John Jay College of Criminla Justice

Vice President: Steve Messner, University at Albany

Vice President-Elect: D. Wayne Osgood, Pennsylvania State University

Executive Director: Chris W. Eskridge, University of Nebraska

Executive Secretary: Christopher J. Uggen, University of Minnesota

Treasurer: John Paul Wright, University of Cincinnati

Past President: Michael Tonry, University of Minnesota

Executive Counselors: Robert S. Agnew, Emroy University; Pat Van Voorhis,

University of Cincinnati; Alex Piquero, University of Florida; David Weisburd, The

Hebrew University/George State University; Karen Heimer, University of Iowa; Cassia

Spohn, Arizona State University

Administrator: Susan Case

Deputy Administrator/Webmaster: Nicole Coldiron

Bookkeeper: Sue Beelman

Office Assistant: Rita Hollingsead

Criminology: An Interdisciplinary Journal

Editor: Denise Gottfredson, University of Maryland

Criminology & Public Policy Journal

Editor: Tom Blomberg, Florida State University

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Membership

Applications for memberships in The American Society of Criminology may be

obtained by writing to the administrative offices in Columbus, Ohio, or logging on to our

website at www.asc41.com. Membership runs from January 1st to December 31st of

each year. Annual dues are $90.00 ($50.00 for full-time students) Membership in the

Society includes subscriptions to the journals, Criminology, Criminology & Public

Policy, and the newsletter, The Criminologist.

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Highlights of the 2008 ASC Program

Jody Miller and G. David Curry

University of Missouri-Saint Louis

The theme of the 2008 Annual Meeting of ASC reflects the intellectual

and political commitments of ASC President Robert J. Bursik and the program

chairs. Reinvigorating Theory through Diversity and Inclusiveness expresses

beliefs that we hold strongly. Theory is as important as methods in understanding

crime in human society. The inclusion of diverse voices—both among

researchers and those researched—contributes to the breath and depth of our

theory and understanding. We intentionally designed this year’s program

specifically around this belief. As always, the regular thematic sessions offer

many unique insights into these dynamics. However, especially noteworthy in

this regard is the centrality of the 144 poster sessions and 52 roundtables to the

program mission, for they foster a wider range of topics and presenters than

typically is the case in more traditional paper sessions. Thursday evening’s poster

sessions will feature a selection of Missouri wines and cheese, and many of

Friday’s roundtable sessions will be held in the hotel’s Rose Garden room, with

beautiful views of the St. Louis Riverfront and Arch.

Perhaps most notable for our goal of diversity and inclusiveness, a

group that might not have even been considered as contributing to our

understanding of crime 20 or 30 years ago are former correctional inmates. The

informal group within the Society that has come to represent former convicted

felons has taken the name ―Convict Criminologists.‖ The Convict Criminology

participants in ASC also include many non-convict criminologists who have been

important to the group’s development and growth. One of Friday’s presidential

panels will honor and feature Professor John Irwin, who—if not the first known—

is unquestionably the foremost convict criminologist.

There are few criminologists who are not aware of the growing problem

of mass incarceration in contemporary U.S. society, especially concentrated

among African-American, Latino, and American Indian populations, and

including disproportionate growth in the incarceration of women from these

communities. Thursday’s presidential panel will call on Christy Visher and

Pamela Lattimore to report preliminary findings from her unprecedented

empirical study of inmate re-integration into the community.

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We also feature a presidential panel on methodology, research and

theory featuring a diverse group of junior and senior scholars. On Wednesday,

Kristin Carbone-Lopez, Lee Ann Slocum, and Andres Rengifo will discuss the

challenges of integrating qualitative and quantitative research; Molly Dragiewicz

will address integrating feminist research and praxis; James Lynch will discuss

the challenges of cross-national research; and Christine Horne will assess

experimental research in criminology.

The political sector is where so many of the ideas generated in research

must be made both practical and politically palatable. The second of Friday’s

presidential plenaries—Crime and Politics 2009—has been organized by Ted

Gest, and will bring to the ASC audience a selection of national, state, and local

political leaders to discuss these important issues.

In addition, this year’s pre-conference methodology workshops (held on

Tuesday November 11th) include hierarchical linear modeling and meta-analysis,

as well as the ASC’s inaugural workshop on qualitative data analysis, led by

prominent ethnographers Patricia and Peter Adler. Details can be found at

http://www.asc41.com/annualmeeting.htm.

You will also notice a change in the 2008 Program. Each of the ASC

Divisions now has a ―Sessions of Interest‖ page at the front end of the program, in

order to improve the ease with which Division members identify sessions of

interest.

Don’t miss the St. Louis-based Fabulous Motown Revue, performing at

Friday evening’s Minority Fellowship Dance

(http://www.fabulousmotownrevue.com). And the Presidential Lifetime Service

Award will be given to Zaki Baruti, a St. Louisan who is currently President of

the Universal African People’s Organization and Co-Chair of the Coalition

against Police Crimes and Repression. Find out more about his history of

activism at http://www.uapo.com.

The emphasis on St. Louis in our program is not accidental, for it is a

unique setting with a cultural and social history that reflects local slices of the best

and worst of our country’s history. Easily visible from the hotel is the court house

where Dred and Harriet Scott were found to be free of slavery’s yoke by having

escaped to a free state. This decision so vital to the decades that followed was

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struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court. Just across the Mississippi River can be

seen the outline of East St. Louis where the first of the great post-World War I

race riots occurred when whites drove African-American citizens to flee across

the river to the relative shelter of St. Louis. Likewise, within easy walking

distance from the hotel are Scott Joplin’s home, the intersection where Frankie

was reputed to have shot Johnny, the location of the club where Josephine Baker

began her career, and many other fascinating sites. For those who are interested

in more formal tours, information will be available near the registration desk on a

wide variety of opportunities, ranging from the blues scene of St. Louis to the

Cahokia Indian Mounds (which at one time was the largest American city north of

Mexico). It’s going to be impossible to forget that St. Louis is a fascinating city

regardless of one’s personal tastes.

2008 Program Committee

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Program Committee Co-Chairs Jody Miller University of Missouri, St. Louis

G. David Curry University of Missouri, St. Louis

Program Administrator

Jennifer Cobbina University of Missouri, St. Louis

Local Arrangements Jennifer Bursik University of Missouri, St. Louis

T.J. Taylor University of Missouri, St. Louis

Brad Brick University of Missouri, St. Louis

Dan Duplantier University of Missouri, St. Louis

Area Chairs

Eric Baumer University of Missouri, St. Louis

Norm White Saint Louis University

Chris Mullins Southern Illinois University

Eric Stewart Florida State University

Peggy Giordano Bowling Green State University

Mark Warr University of Texas at Austin

Martin D. Schwartz Ohio University

Joanne Belknap University of Colorado, Boulder

Lynn Chancer City University of New York

Maria Velez University of Iowa

Bonnie Fisher University of Cincinnati

Sheldon Zhang San Diego State University

Jay Albanese Virginia Commonwealth

University

Julie Horney University at Albany SUNY

Lisa Sample University of Nebraska at Omaha

Laura Dugan University of Maryland

Brian Forst American University

Michael Reisig Arizona State University

2008 Program Committee

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Ann Dirks-Linhorst Southern Illinois University

Robert Bohm University of Central Florida

Beth Huebner University of Missouri, St. Louis

Buddy Howell National Youth Gang Center

Glen Pierce Northeastern University

David McDowall University at Albany

Ralph Taylor Temple University

Cindy Smith University of Baltimore

Craig Reinarman University of California, Santa

Cruz

T.J. Taylor University of Missouri-St. Louis

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General Meeting Information

REGISTRATION

The ASC desk is located on the second floor of the hotel and will be open:

Tuesday 1:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Wednesday 7:30 am - 6:00 pm

Thursday 7:30 am – 5:30 pm

Friday 7:30 am - 6:00 pm

Saturday 8:00 am – 11:00 am

At registration, each person will receive a name badge and program.

Safeguard your copy of the program; lost or missing ones cannot be replaced.

EXHIBITS

The ASC Book Exhibit is located on the Second Floor of the Hyatt Regency

St. Louis Riverfront in the Promenade Ballroom. Exhibit hours are:

Wednesday 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Thursday 8:30 am - 5:00 pm


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PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE

The Professional Employment Service will be located in the Pre-Convene

Area, Second Floor of the Hyatt Regency St. Louis Riverfront.

Information from employers is available concerning positions for which they

are hiring. Additionally, information on those seeking employment who have

registered with the Society will be on file. Personnel in the Employment

Exchange Service can assist in scheduling interviews in private areas. The

Service will be open:

Wednesday 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Thursday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm


Chair, Employment Exchange

Kenneth Adams

University of Central Florida

PROGRAM LISTING AND INDEX

The program and index of participants include all those persons whose names

were submitted as participants to the ASC Executive Office when the program

went to press. Any omissions or inaccuracies in the program are certainly

inadvertent and apologies are extended in advance.

PERSONAL HEALTH AND SECURITY

All meeting areas are non-smoking areas. Individuals attending the Annual

Meeting should keep in mind the need to be attentive to their personal security

and the protection of their property. As a reminder, do not leave money or

valuables in rooms. If a safe is needed, please ask your hotel front desk for

information.

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2008 ASC DIVISIONS

DIVISION ON CORRECTIONS AND SENTENCING

Chair: Susan Turner

Criminology, Law and Society

University of California, Irvine

410B MPAA

Irvine, CA 92797

949-824-6943 [email protected]

DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY

Chair: Walter S. DeKeseredy

Criminology, Justice & Policy Studies

University of Ontario Institute of Technology

2000 Simcoe Street, N.

Oshawa, ON L1H 7KA, Canada


DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY

Chair: Cindy J. Smith

University of Baltimore

8227 Bayside Drive

Pasadena, MD 21122


mailto:[email protected]

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2008 ASC DIVISIONS

DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME

Chair: Everette Penn

Department of Criminology

University of Houston-Clearlake

2700 Bay Area Blvd. #275

Houston, TX 77058


DIVISION ON WOMEN AND CRIME

Chair: Venessa Garcia

Department of Criminal Justice

Kean University

305-I Willis Hall

Union, NJ 07083


mailto:[email protected]

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ASC Division Meetings and Activities

DIVISION ON CORRECTIONS AND SENTENCING

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13

8:00 am – 10:00 am DCS Annual Business/Awards

Breakfast Meeting Hilton, Laclede

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14

3:30 pm – 5:00 pm DCS Social Hilton, Laclede

DIVISION ON CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY


2:00 pm – 3:200 pm DCC Executive Board Meeting Boardroom 23

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14

5:00 pm – 6:00 pm DCC General Business Meeting Faust’s

6:00 pm – 8:30 pm DCC Social Faust’s

DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14

11:00 am – 12:20pm DIC Business Meeting (Open to All

Participants)

Pierre’s

12:30 pm – 2:00 pm DIC Luncheon Faust’s

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ASC Division Meetings and Activities

DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12

4:30 pm – 6:00 pm DPCC Board Meeting Faust’s

8:00 pm – 9:30 pm DPCC/DWC Social Faust’s


10:00 am – 12:00am DPCC General Body Meeting Pierre’s

11:30 pm – 1:00 pm DPCC Luncheon Faust’s

DIVISION ON WOMEN AND CRIME

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11

4:00 pm – 7:00 pm DWC Feminist Criminology in

Theory and Action Workshop

Director’s Row 26


8:00 pm – 9:30 pm DWC/DPCC Social Faust’s


7:30 am – 9:00 am DWC Breakfast I Faust’s

3:30 pm – 5:00 pm Feminist Criminology Editorial

Board Meeting

Hilton, Admiral

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14

7:30 am – 9:00 am DWC Breakfast II Faust’s

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ASC DIVISIONS’ SESSIONS OF INTEREST

Division on Corrections and Sentencing

Wednesday

11:00am Director’s Row 41 Critical Perspectives on Prisonization and

Corrections

Promenade

Ballroom E

Inmate Health and Health Care in America's

Prisons

3:30am Promenade

Ballroom E

Prisoner Reintegration: Predicting Successful

Outcomes

Thursday

9:30am Director’s Row 27 America’s Penal Heritage

11:00am Director’s Row 24 Perceptions, Predictors, and Outcomes of

Community-Based Sentencing

Director’s Row 26 The Social and Economic Costs of Incarceration

Director’s Row 27 Race, Ethnicity and Punishment

Director’s Row 45 Prisoner Reentry and Parole: Personal,

Organizational and Social Consequences

Promenade

Ballroom F

Capital Punishment and Deterrence

3:30pm Director’s Row 43 The International Prisons Initiative

Friday

9:30am St. Louis Ballroom

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Issues in Criminal Justice Decision Making

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(Friday continued)

11:00am Director’s Row 25 Social Capital and Offender Re-Entry into the

Community

Director’s Row 27 Unintended Consequences of Contemporary

Punishment

11:00am Director’s Row 42 Gendered and International Perspectives on the

Consequences of Imprisonment

Director’s Row 46 How System Responses Influence Probation and

Parole Outcomes

Director’s Row 29 Decision Makers in the Capital Punishment

Process

Director’s Row26 What Happens to the Kids? The Effects of

Parental Incarceration on Children

Director’s Row 41 Current Perspectives on Correctional

Programming

Director’s Row 47 Jails, Prisons, and Their Impact on Communities

St. Louis Ballroom

H

Sentencing Policies and Practices

12:30pm Director’s Row 29 Capital Punishment: Issues of Aggravation and

Mitigation

3:30pm St. Louis Ballroom

E

Sentencing Guidelines, Sentencing Outcomes,

and Crime rates

Rose Garden 1 Corrections & Public Policy

St. Louis Ballroom

F

Multi-level Analyses of Criminal Sentencing

5:00pm Director’s Row 45 Mass Incarceration, Race and Social Forces:

Taking Stock of Narrative of Change and

Stability

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(Friday continued)

5:00pm Promenade

Ballroom E

Policy Influences on Inmate Misconducts in

Prisons

St. Louis Ballroom

H

Considering Sentencing

Saturday

8:30am Promenade

Ballroom E

Contemporary Issues in Federal Sentencing


G

Understanding the Impact of Court Processes

St. Louis Ballroom

H

Female Staff in Gendered Prison Settings


D

Politics of Punishment: Issues and Trends

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Division on Critical Criminology

Wednesday

8:00 am Promenade

Ballroom F

Cultural Criminology: The Politics of

Socialization and Resistance

Director’s Row 48 Art Crimes

9:30am Director’s Row 27 Author Meets Critic: Blood, Power and Bedlam,

by Christopher W. Mullins and Dawn L. Rothe

Director’s Row 43 What's the Harm? The Impacts of Hate Crime


B

Context Matters: Theorizing Gender, Crime and

Violence

Promenade

Ballroom E

Cultural Criminology: An Invitation


H

Crimes of the State, Globalization, and Issues of

Victimization

Thursday


F

Thinking Critically About Rural Crime and

Social Control

9:30am Rose Garden Author Meets Critic: Getting Played, by Jody

Miller


G

Convict Criminology 1: Restorative Justice and

Faithbased Self-Help Groups


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Convict Criminology 2: Prison Education

Programs, Reentry

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Division on Critical Criminology

Friday

8:00am Director’s Row 24 Author Meets Critic: Redressing Rape Reform

in Law and Action, by Susan Caringella

8:00am Director’s Row 48 Genocide and Conflict

9:30am Director’s Row 43 Human Rights, Social Justice


D

Ex-Convicts and Criminology


C

Convict Criminology 3: Men and Women in

Prison


D

Convict Criminology 4: How Imprisonment of

the Father Affects the Family

3:30pm Rose Garden 5 The History of Prisons and Punishment: The

More Things Change the More They Stay the

Same

Director’s Row 47 Transgression on Two-Wheels: A Criminology

of Motorcycles, Identity and the State

5:00pm Rose Garden 3 Methodological and Theoretical Issues of

Studying State Crime

Saturday


C

Convict Criminology 5: Perspective on

School/College Violence

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Division of International Criminology

Wednesday

8:00am Director’s Row 42 International Approaches to Domestic Violence

Director’s Row 46 Country Structure, Context, Crime and

Victimization

9:30am Director’s Row 48 International and Comparative Studies of

Criminal Justice Systems

St. Louis Ballroom

E

Session I: Crime and Criminal Justice in China:

The Current Knowledge Base and Prospects for

Future Research

11:00am Director’s Row 44 Art, Music and Representation: Global Conflict

and Social Exclusion

Director’s Row 48 Evidence-based Research and Policy in Policing

12:30pm Boardroom 22 Criminology of War and Peace

Director’s Row 29 Criminal Justice Policymaking in a Global

Context

2:00pm Director’s Row 29 Narcotics, Drugs and Human Trafficking

Controls in Comparative Perspectives

Director’s Row 48 Organization and Transnational Organized

Crime


B

Comparative and International Research on

Gender and Crime

St. Louis Ballroom

H

Crimes of the State, Globalization, and Issues of

Victimization

Director’s Row 28 Criminogenic Places and Situational Crime

Prevention

St. Louis Ballroom

G

Strategies for Change: Assessment and

Intervention

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Thursday

8:00am Director’s Row 28 Preventing White-Collar and Organized Crime

St. Louis Ballroom

E

Applying Criminological Theories to

Understand Terrorism

9:30am Director’s Row 48 Theory and Research on Human Trafficking

St. Louis Ballroom

H

Crimes of the State and State-Corporate Crime

11:00am Director’s Row 48 Author Meets Critic: Colonial Systems of

Control: Criminal Justice in Nigeria

Rose Garden Responding to Neo-Liberalism

12:30pm Director’s Row 28 International and Immigrant Perspectives on

Intimate Partner Violence

Director’s Row 45 Penal Policy and Correctional Systems:

Comparative and International Studies

2:00pm Director’s Row 42 Globalization, Transnational Crime and Human

Rights

Director’s Row 43 Methodological Issues and Innovations in

Comparative Research

3:30pm Rose Garden Thinking about Research Useful to UN Policy

on Natural Resource Crime: Towards a Global

"Green" Research Agenda

St. Louis Ballroom

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Victimization across Different Social Contexts

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Friday

8:00am Director’s Row 48 Genocide and Conflict

St. Louis Ballroom

E

Peacemaking Criminology

9:30am Director’s Row 46 The Use of Secondary International Data Bases

to Test Criminological Theory


F

Comparing Terrorism and Extremism in the

U.S. with Terroristic Organizations and

Behavior in Middle Eastern Cultures



Director’s Row 43 Accountability Issues Associated with the Police

use of Force and Deadly Force

12:30pm Director’s Row 26 What Happens to the Kids? The Effects of

Parental Incarceration on Children

Director’s Row 43 Socio-Technical Change and the Nature of

Police Investigation Work

2:00pm Director’s Row 26 Risk and Resilience in an International Context

Rose Garden 2 Roundtable: Darfur Genocide, Human Rights,

and the Future of Security in Africa

3:30pm Director’s Row 42 The International Aspects of Cybercrime

St. Louis Ballroom

H

Perceptions and Politics of Police

Accountability

5:00 pm Director’s Row 47 Community Oriented Policing in an

International Context

St. Louis Ballroom

C

Responses to Terrorism


























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Saturday

10:00am Director’s Row 45 International and Comparative Research on

Policing

Rose Garden 4 Roundtable: International Perspectives on

Victimization

10:00am Promenade

Ballroom E

Cultural Influences on the Prison Experience

St. Louis Ballroom

E

Leaving Terrorism Behind: Individual and

Collective Disengagement









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Division on People of Color and Crime

Wednesday

8:00am Director’s Row 28 Examining Demographic Variables in Intimate

Partner Violence


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Race and Victimization

9:30am Director’s Row 26 Gang Identity and Gang Formation

9:30am Director’s Row 43 Hate Crimes

12:30pm Director’s Row 28 Gender, Ethnicity, Race and Class in Intimate

Partner Violence

12:30pm Director’s Row 42 New Directions in Research on Race, Ethnicity,

and Structural Inequality

12:30pm Director’s Row 43 Difficulties Doing Ethnographies in Diverse

Settings

2:00pm Director’s Row 41 Gender, Race, Ethnicity Drug Use and

Intervention

2:00pm Boardroom 22 Complexities of Conceptualizing and

Researching Race

5:00pm Boardroom 21 Substance Abuse Programming For Special

Populations in Canadian Prisons

Thursday

8:00am Director’s Row 46 Intersections of Race, Gender and Criminal

Justice Processes and Consequences

8:00am Director’s Row 47 Race, Structural Inequality and Segregation

9:30pm Rose Garden Author Meets Critic: Getting Played, by Jody

Miller

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(Thursday continued)

11:00a Director’s Row 27 Race, Ethnicity And Punishment

12:30pm Director’s Row 25 Race, Gender, and Fear of Crime

2:00pm Director’s Row 25 New Directions in Police-Minority Relations

Research

3:30pm Director’s Row 26 Testing General Strain Theory and an

Explanation for Race/Ethnic Differences in

Offending

Friday

9:30am Director’s Row 25 Racializing Policing and Profiling: Comparative

Perspectives

9:30am Promenade

Ballroom E

Discriminatory Policing and Traffic Stops


C

Structural Inequality and Race

12:30pm Director’s Row 42 Doing Research in Indian Country

2:00pm Director’s Row 42 Race, Courts and Communities

2:00pm Director’s Row 48 Race, Communities, and Juvenile Justice


B

Race, Ethnicity, and Crime: The Importance of

Social Structures and Social Contexts

3:30pm Director’s Row 41 Racial Politics of Criminal Social Control

5:00pm Director’s Row 46 Hispanics in the Criminal Justice System

5:00pm Rose Garden 5 Roundtable: VAWA Title IX National Baseline

Study on Violence against American Indian and

Alaskan Native Women

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Saturday

8:30am Director’s Row 28 Teaching Race, Class, Gender In Criminal

Justice Courses

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Division on Women and Crime

Tuesday

4:00pm Director’s Row 26 Feminist Criminology in Theory and Action

Workshop

Wednesday


G

Ethnicity, Theory, and Domestic Violence

St. Louis Ballroom

B

Gender, Fear, and Victimization

Director’s Row 45 Masculinities and Crime

9:30am Rose Garden Gender Issues, Victimization and Violence

against Women


F

Examinations of Gender in Criminal Justice

Decision Making

Director’s Row 27 Gender and Risk Assessment


B

Context Matters: Theorizing Gender, Crime,

and Violence

Director’s Row 26 Explaining Sexual Violence

Director’s Row 28 Gender, Race/Ethnicity, Class, and Intimate

Partner Violence

St. Louis Ballroom

F

Innovative Approaches to Crime Prevention

2:00pm Boardroom 22 Complexities in Conceptualizing and

Researching Race

Director’s Row 41 Gender, Race/Ethnicity, Drug Use and

Intervention

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(Wednesday continued)

St. Louis Ballroom

C

Navigating the Tenure Process


B

Comparative and International Research on

Gender and Crime

Director’s Row 25 Gender, Media, and Moral Panic

Thursday

8:00am Director’s Row 46 Intersections of Race, Gender, and Criminal

Justice Processes and Consequences

9:30am Rose Garden Author Meets Critic: Getting Played by Jody

Miller

12:30pm Director’s Row 46 Gender Responsive Treatment in the Criminal

Justice System

St. Louis Ballroom

F

Contexts and Challenges of Re-Entry for

Women

Director’s Row 41 Examining and Explaining Gender and

Offending

Director’s Row 25 Race, Gender and Fear of Crime

Director’s Row 44 Sexual Assault: A Focus on Victims

Director’s Row 27 Strategies for Success in the Academic Job

Market

Friday

8:00am Boardroom 22 Assessing Gender-Responsive Risk and Needs

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(Friday continued)

8:00am Director’s Row 24 Author Meets Critic: Redressing Rape Reform

in Law and Action by Susan Caringella

St. Louis Ballroom

F

Green Criminology: An Exploration of the

Roles and Interactions of Human and Non-

Human Animals in Prisons and Prison Programs

9:30am Boardroom 22 Gender and Criminal Justice

Director’s Row 29 Neither Villain nor Victim: Empowerment

Narratives of Women Substance Abusers

Boardroom 21 The State of Feminist Criminology I



Director’s Row 45 Qualitative Observations, Images, Gender and

Making Method Choices: Inclusive or Not?


B

Gender, Reentry, and Recidivism

2:00pm Director’s Row 47 Gender Differences in the Characteristics and

Risk Factors of Delinquent Youth

Boardroom 22 Gender, Drugs, Depression and Crime

Director’s Row 44 System Responses to Violence against Women

Boardroom 21 The State of Feminist Criminology II

St. Louis Ballroom

C

Women and Work in the Criminal Justice

System

3:30pm Director’s Row 25 Institutional Service Dog Training in Women’

Prisons: A Qualitative Evaluation

St. Louis Ballroom

D

Police and Gender

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(Friday continued)

3:30pm Boardroom 21 The State of Feminist Criminology III

Director’s Row 43 Understanding Women’s Pathways to and From

Criminal Behavior: Lessons from New Gender-

Responsive Risk Assessment Models

5:00pm Director’s Row 41 Author Meets Critic: Women Police in a

Changing Society: Back Door to Equality by

Mangai Natarajan

Director’s Row 27 Gender and Homicide

Director’s Row 26 Gender, Theory, and Domestic Violence

Director’s Row 24 Sexual Victimization: Attitudes and Perceptions

Rose Garden 5 Roundtable: VAWA Title IX National Baseline

Study on Violence against American Indian and

Alaska Native Women

Saturday


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Female Staff in Gendered Prison Settings

Director’s Row 28 Teaching Race, Class, and Gender in Criminal

Justice Courses: Addressing Difference in the

Classroom

10:00am Director’s Row 29 Delinquency Risk through the Life Course

Director’s Row 25 Gender and General Strain Theory: Examining

the Role of Victimization and Emotions

Director’s Row 43 Green Criminology and Victimology

Other Meetings And Events

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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13

8:00 am-5:00 pm

Campbell Crime & Justice Group

Steering Committee Meeting Director’s Row 27

11:00 am-4:00 pm

Pre-Meeting Workshop: Qualitative Data Analysis

Director’s Row 25

12:00 pm-5:00 pm

Pre-Meeting Workshop: Hierarchical

Linear Modeling Director’s Row 28

12:00 pm-5:00 pm Pre-Meeting Workshop: Meta-Analysis Director’s Row 29

3:00 pm-7:00 pm ASC Executive Board Meeting Boardroom 23

6:30 pm-8:00pm

Academy of Experimental Criminology

Dinner Director’s Row 25


11:00 am-12:20 pm Presidential Session: One Room, Many

Doors: Challenges of Data Integration St. Louis Ballroom

D

5:00 pm-6:00 pm

Journal of Quantitive Criminology

Editorial Borad Meeting Boardroom 23

6:30 pm-8:00 pm ASC Awards Plenary St. Louis Ballroom

D

8:00 pm-9:30 pm ASC Opening Social St. Louis Ballroom

E

8:00 pm-9:30 pm Ron Akers and His Bluegrass Band St. Louis Ballroom

E


7:30 am-9:00 am IASOC Breakfast and Business Meeting Hilton, Admiral


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8:00 am-9:20 am

Homicide Studies Editorial Board

Breakfast Director’s Row 23

11:00am-12:20 pm

Presidential Session: Innovations in

Correction St. Louis Ballroom

D

12:30 pm-2:00 pm

ASC 2009 Program Committee

Luncheon Hilton, Laclede

2:00 pm-3:20 pm


(Open to all ASC Meeting Participants) Director’s Row 24

2:00 pm-3:20 pm

African Criminology and Justice

Association Meeting Hilton, Admiral

2:00 pm-3:20 pm

Homicide Research Working Group

Meeting Pierre’s

3:00 pm-4:00pm

Ice Cream Social (Sponsored by:

Wadsworth, a part of Cengage Learning) Exhibit Hall

3:30 pm-4:50 pm


Board Meeting Director’s Row 24

3:30 pm-4:50 pm Bob Figlio Tribute Director’s Row 25

5:30 pm-7:30 pm Poster Session St. Louis Ballroom

D & E

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14

9:30 am-10:50 am

Associatin of Doctoral Programs

Business Meeting Hilton, Laclede


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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14

9:30 am-12:20 pm

Blueprints for Violence Prevention

Board Meeting Boardroom 23

9:30 am-10:50am

What’s Up NIJ? (National Institute of

Justice)

St. Louis Ballroom

B

11:00 am-12:20 pm Presidential Session: Ex-Convicts and

Criminology

St. Louis Ballroom

D

12:30 pm-1:50 pm

Presidential Session: Crime and Politics

2009 St. Louis Ballroom

D

12:30 pm-1:50pm

Sociology, Criminology and Criminal

Justice: Open Forum with the ASA Task

Force on Sociology and Criminolgy

Programs

Hilton, Laclede

2:00 pm-3:20 pm Sentencing Working Group Director’s Row 24

6:30 pm-8:00 pm

Presidential Plenary: Presidential Justice

Award and Presidential Address

St. Louis Ballroom

D

8:00 pm-9: pm Presidential Reception St. Louis Ballroom

E

10:00 pm-1:00 am Minority Fellowship Dance St. Louis Ballroom

E

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17

12:00 pm-6:00 pm ASC Executive Board Meeting Boardroom 23

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Graduate School Information Exchange

All Students Welcome!

___________________________________________

The Graduate School Information Exchange helps students obtain information

about doctoral and masters programs in criminal justice and criminology. In

addition to providing materials about graduate programs, several of the

doctoral programs have representatives who will meet with interested students

during the ASC meeting. Please review the schedule below and make a point

to visit the GSIE in the Exhibit Hall at Booth #24.

Wednesday Thursday Friday

9:00 – 10:00 a.m. xxxx University of

Cincinnati and

Texas Southern

University

American University

and Florida State

University

10:00 – 11:00 a.m. xxxx John Jay College of

Criminal Justice and

University of

Nebraska at Omaha

Sam Houston State

University

11:00 – 12:00 p.m. xxxx California State

University, Fresno

and Florida State

University

University of

California, Irvine and

Rutgers University

12:00 – 1:00 p.m. xxxx North Dakota State

University and

Indiana State

University

Eastern Kentucky

University and

George Mason

University

1:00 – 2:00 p.m.

Old Dominion

University and

University of

Maryland

University of South

Florida and

University at Albany

University of

Arkansas, Little

Rock and Prairie

View A&M

University

2:00 – 3:00 p.m. Arizona State

University

Michigan State

University

University of South

Carolina

3:00 – 4:00 p.m. University of Texas,

Dallas

Indiana University

University of

Pennsylvania

4:00 – 5:00 p.m. Southern Illinois

University—

Carbondale

Indiana University

of Pennsylvania

University of Florida

RECEPTIONS

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9:00 pm – 11:00 pm University of Nebraska at Omaha Rose Garden


7:00 pm – 9:00 pm American University Director’s Row

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7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Florida State University Rose Garden

7:00 pm – 9:00 pm George Mason University Reception Director’s Row

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7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Georgia State University Director’s Row

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7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Homicide Research Working Group Director’s Row

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7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Indiana University of Pennsylvania Director’s Row

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7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Indiana University, Bloomington Promenade

Ballroom F

7:00 pm – 9:00 pm John Jay College of Criminal Justice St. Louis

Ballroom A

7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Michigan State University Promenade

Ballroom E

7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Northeastern University St. Louis

Ballroom B

7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Rutgers University Faust’s

7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Sam Houston State University St. Louis

Ballroom H

7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Director’s Row

27

7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Temple University Director’s Row

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7:00 pm – 9:00 pm University at Albany, SUNY Director’s Row

29

7:00 pm – 9:00 pm University of California, Irvine St. Louis

Ballroom C

RECEPTIONS

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7:00 pm – 9:00 pm University of Cambridge Director’s Row

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7:00 pm – 9:00 pm University of Cincinnati St. Louis

Ballroom F

7:00 pm – 9:00 pm University of Delaware Director’s Row

25

7:00 pm – 9:00 pm University of Maryland, College Park St. Louis

Ballroom G

7:00 pm – 9:00 pm University of South Florida Director’s Row

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7:00 pm – 9:00 pm University of Texas at Dallas/University of

South Carolina Joint Doctoral Program

Reception

Director’s Row

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DIRECTORY OF EXHIBITORS

The exhibits present many publications of interest to those in criminology.

Many of the books exhibited are authored by members of The American

Society of Criminology. The exhibit is located on the Second Floor of the

Hyatt Regency St. Louis Riverfront in the Promenade Ballroom.

Many exhibitors will give discounts on books ordered at the meeting.

Ashgate Publishing Company

Association Book Exhibit

Cambridge University Press

Carolina Academic Press

Criminal Justice Press and

Popcenter.Org

Graduate School Information

Exchange

Homicide Research Working Group

Jones and Bartlett Publishers

Lexis Nexis/Anderson Publishing

LFB Scholarly Publishing LLC

Lynne Rienner Publishers

McGraw-Hill Higher Education

National Archive of Criminal

Justice Data (NACJD)

NYU Press

Office of Justice Programs

Oxford University Press

Pearson

Routledge

Rowman & Littlefield Publishing

Group

Sage Publications

Springer

Temple University Press/Rutgers

University Press

University of Illinois Press

Wadsworth Cengage Learning

Waveland Press

Wiley - Blackwell

Willan Publishing

ASC PRESIDENTS

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2010 Richard Rosenfeld 1975 Nicholas N. Kittrie

2009 Todd Clear 1974 Edward Sagarin

2008 Robert J. Bursik, Jr. 1973 John C. Ball

2008 Michael Tonry 1972 Charles L. Newman

2006 Gary LaFree 1971 Simon Dinitz

2005 Julie Horney 1970 Albert Morris

2004 Francis T. Cullen 1969 Bruno Cormier

2003 John H. Laub 1968 Gerhard O.W. Mueller

2002 Lawrence W. Sherman 1967 Marvin Wolfgang

2001 C. Ronald Huff 1966 Walter C. Reckless

2000 Roland Chilton 1965 Walter C. Reckless

1999 David P. Farrington 1964 Walter C. Reckless

1998 Margaret A. Zahn 1963 Donal E.J. MacNamara

1997 James F. Short, Jr 1962 Donal E.J. MacNamara

1996 Charles F. Wellford 1961 Donal E.J. MacNamara

1995 Freda Adler 1960 Donal E.J. MacNamara

1994 Jerome H. Skolnick 1959 Marcel Frym

1993 Delbert S. Elliott 1958 John Kenney

1992 Alfred Blumstein 1957 John Kenney

1991 John Hagan 1956 Richard Hankey

1990 Joan Petersilia 1955 Richard Simon

1989 Joan McCord 1954 William Dienstein

1988 William J. Chambliss 1953 William Dienstein

1987 Don M. Gottfredson 1952 Frank Boolsen

1986 Lloyd E. Ohlin 1951 Douglas Kelley

1985 Austin T. Turk 1950 Douglas Kelley

1984 Albert J. Reiss, Jr. 1949 Orlando Wilson

1983 Travis Hirschi 1948 Orlando Wilson

1982 Harry E. Allen 1947 Orlando Wilson

1981 Frank Scarpitti 1946 Orlando Wilson

1980 Daniel Glaser 1945 Orlando Wilson

1979 Ronald L. Akers 1944 Orlando Wilson

1978 C. Ray Jeffery 1942 Orlando Wilson

1977 William E. Amos 1941 August Vollmer

1976 Gilbert Geis

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PROGRAM SUMMARY

Tuesday

8:00 am Director's Row 27 Campbell Crime and Justice Group Steering Committee Meeting

11:00 am Director's Row 25 Pre-Meeting Workshop: "Qualitative Data Analysis"

12:00 pm Director's Row 28 Pre-Meeting Workshop: "Hierarchical Linear Modeling"

Director's Row 29 Pre-Meeting Workshop: "Meta-Analysis"

3:00 pm Boardroom 23 ASC Executive Board Meeting I

4:00 pm Director's Row 26 Division of Women and Crime Feminist Criminology in Theory and Action Workshop

6:30 pm Director's Row 25 Academy of Experimental Criminology Dinner

Wednesday

8:00 am Director's Row 24 Assessing the Contributions of Economic, Political, and Religious Influences on Anomie and Strain

Director's Row 25 Examining Linkages between Victimization, Exposure to Violence, and Offending over Time

Director's Row 26 Sex Offender Laws and Research Realities: Judicial Events, Registration, Notification and Recidivism

Director's Row 27 Biosocial Influences on Antisocial Behaviors

Director's Row 28 Examining Demographic Variables in Intimate Partner Violence

Director's Row 29 Toward an Understanding of Crime and Justice Through the Trinidad and Tobago Youth Survey

Director's Row 41 Prison Education Programs

Director's Row 42 International Approaches to Domestic Violence

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Wednesday

8:00 am Director's Row 43 The Community Context of Crime and Prisoner Reentry

Director's Row 44 Crime, Drugs, and Serial Murders in the Media

Director's Row 45 Masculinites and Crime

Director's Row 46 Country Structure, Context, Crime and Victimization

Director's Row 47 Definitions and Perceptions of White Collar Crime

Director's Row 48 Art Crimes

Promenade Ballroom E

Geographic, Ecological and Systemic Factors Related to Juvenile Delinquency

Promenade Ballroom F

Cultural Criminology: The Politics of Socialization and Resistance

Rose Garden Methodological Issues in Crime and Justice Research

St. Louis Ballroom A

Race and Victimization

St. Louis Ballroom B

Gender, Fear, and Victimization

St. Louis Ballroom C

Anomie/Anomia, Social Identities, and Violence in Comparative Context: Evidence from Europe and Nigeria

St. Louis Ballroom D

Considering Changes in the Structure of Police Organizations

St. Louis Ballroom E

Comparative Informal Neighborhood Social Control

St. Louis Ballroom F

Politics, Community and Crime Prevention

St. Louis Ballroom G

Ethnicity, Theory and Domestic Violence

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Wednesday

8:00 am St. Louis Ballroom H

Childhood Trauma and Youth Risk-Taking Behavior

9:30 am Boardroom 21 Teaching Workshop: Discussion Forum on Special Challenges in Teaching

Director's Row 24 Juveniles in Custody

Director's Row 25 Design and Early Results from the Minnesota Exits and Entries Project

Director's Row 26 Gang Identity and Gang Formation

Director's Row 27 Author Meets Critic: Blood, Power and Bedlam, by Christopher W. Mullins and Dawn L. Rothe

Director's Row 28 Technology and Internet Based Teaching

Director's Row 29 Cross-National Attitudinal Research

Director's Row 41 Club Culture and Bouncers in the Big Apple: Findings from the New York Night Time Economy Study

Director's Row 42 Teaching Research Methods

Director's Row 43 What's the Harm? The Impacts of Hate Crime

Director's Row 44 Power, Control, and Crime Inside and Outside the US

Director's Row 45 Moral Crusades

Director's Row 46 Author Meets Critic: Violence and Serious Theft: Development and Prediction from Childhood to Adulthood, by Rolf Loeber, David P. Farrington, Magda Loeber and Helene Raskin White

Director's Row 47 Human Trafficking, Organized Crime and Prostitution

Director's Row 48 International and Comparative Studies of Criminal Justice Systems

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Wednesday

9:30 am Promenade Ballroom E

The Supervision of High-risk Sex Offenders in the Community: Challenges, Application and Impact of a Specialized Management Team


Family Structure and Juvenile Offending

Rose Garden Gender Issues, Victimization and Violence against Women


Co-Occuring Disorders and Treatment


Consequences of Victimization For Adolescents and Young Adults


Findings from the Community Youth Development Study After 4 Years of the Communities That Care Intervention


Federal Crime Prevention Initiatives


Crime and Criminal Justice in China Session I: The Current Knowledge Base and Prospects for Future Research


Developing and Assessing Strategies For Successful Reintegration


Reaffirming Rehabilitation: Effective Correctional Intervention

St. Louis Ballroom H

Violence, Victimization, and Collective Efficacy

11:00 am Director's Row 24 Perceptions of Prisoner Re-Entry and Re-Entry Services

Director's Row 25 Special Populations in Juvenile Justice

Director's Row 26 Sexual Assault and Victimization among the Incarcerated Population

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Wednesday

11:00 am Director's Row 27 Gender and Risk Assessment

Director's Row 28 Police Leadership

Director's Row 29 Male Victimization: Issues and Controversies

Director's Row 41 Critical Perspectives on Prisonization and Corrections

Director's Row 42 Crime and State Power: Political Challenges, Ethical dilemmas, and Practical Obstacles

Director's Row 43

Reporting, Theorizing About and Defending White Collar Crime

Director's Row 44 Art, Music and Representation: Global Conflict and Social Exclusion

Director's Row 45 Characteristics, Perceptions, and Needs of Girls in the Juvenile Justice System

Director's Row 46 Author Meets Critic: Judging Juveniles: Prosecuting Adolescents in Adult and Juvenile Courts, by Aaron Kupchik

Director's Row 47 Criminal Justice Policy and Practice

Director's Row 48 Evidence-based Research and Policy in Policing


Inmate Health and Health Care in America's Prisons

Rose Garden Communities and Violent Crime


From the Streets, to the Courts & Custody: Understanding the Experiences of Marginalized Youth


Evidence-Based Crime Prevention I


Juvenile Waiver to Adult Court: Trends and Effectiveness

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Wednesday

11:00 am St. Louis Ballroom D

Presidential Session: One Room, Many Doors: Challenges of Data Integration


Examinations of Gender in Criminal Justice Decision Making


Sexually Transmitted Infections and Drug use among Arrested Youth


Recent Research from the National Institute of Justice's Justice Systems Research Division

12:30 pm Boardroom 21 Causes, Images, and Dynamics of Corporate Crime

Boardroom 22 Criminology of War and Peace

Director's Row 24 Religion, Criminal Justice, and Victimization: Understudied Causes and Consequences

Director's Row 25 Bringing College Students Inside the Walls: The Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program

Director's Row 26 Explaining Sexual Violence

Director's Row 27 Peer Influence and Delinquency

Director's Row 28 Gender, Race/Ethnicity, Class and Intimate Partner Violence

Director's Row 29 Criminal Justice Policymaking in a Global Context

Director's Row 41 Systemic Responses to Youth with Family Problems: The Relationships between Family Problems, Child Welfare, and Delinquency System Involvement

Director's Row 42 New Directions in Research on Race, Ethnicity, and Structural Inequality

Director's Row 43 Difficulties Doing Ethnographies in Diverse Settings: Prisons to Clubs to Reservations

Director's Row 44 Methods and Place from Micro to Macro

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Wednesday

12:30 pm Director's Row 45 Crime and Justice in India

Director's Row 46 Assessing the Relationship between Partner Selection and Crime

Director's Row 47 The Criminal Justice System, Family Roles, and Desistance

Director's Row 48 Political White Collar Crime


Cultural Criminology: An Invitation


Weapons, Motivation, and Policy - Understanding Terrorism from Many Angles

Rose Garden Addressing Sex Crimes: Sex Offender Intervention and the Perspectives of Sexual Abuse Victims


Commercial Sexual Exploitation in Atlanta and New York City: Evaluation, Estimation, Population Characteristics, and Challenges


Context Matters: Theorizing Gender, Crime and Violence


Funding for Criminal Justice Research at the National Institute on Drug Abuse


Policing Gun Crime Without Guns: Findings from Chicago's Project Safe Neighborhoods


Innovative Approaches to Crime Prevention


Needs Assessment For Effective Outcome of Prison and Post-Prison Treatment


Marco-Level Factors and Juvenile Antisocial Behavior

2:00 pm Boardroom 21 Stalking: Experiences and Effects

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Wednesday

2:00 pm Boardroom 22 Complexities in Conceptualizing and Researching Race

Director's Row 24 The Influence of Social Controls, Social Bonding, Social Capital, and Social Settings on Crime

Director's Row 25 Addressing Social Justice and Inequality in Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program Classes

Director's Row 26 Risk Factors, Crime and Desistance

Director's Row 27 Crime and the Criminal Justice System in Post-Katrina New Orleans

Director's Row 28 Criminological Theories and Education

Director's Row 29 Narcotics, Drugs and Human Trafficking Controls in Comparative Perspectives

Director's Row 41 Gender, Race/Ethnicity, Drug Use and Intervention

Director's Row 42 Ethics and Innovations in Qualitative Research

Director's Row 43 Community and CJ Responses to Sex Offenders

Director's Row 44 New Directions in Collective Efficacy Research

Director's Row 45 Promoting Ethics and Critical Thinking in the Criminal Justice Classroom

Director's Row 46 Explanations of Sex Crimes

Director's Row 47 Re-examining Peers and Delinquency

Director's Row 48 Organization and Transnational Organized Crime


Offender Decision-making


Evaluating Organizational Innovation in Policing

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Wednesday

2:00 pm Rose Garden Wrongful Convictions: A Call To Action To Correct Injustice


Criminal Careers I


Restorative Justice and Reintegrative Shaming


Navigating the Tenure Process


Author Meets the Critics: Police Interrogation and American Justice, by Richard A. Leo


Social Influences on Juvenile Offending and Recidivism


National Academies Research on Crime and Terrorism


Juvenile Justice Reforms

3:30 pm Boardroom 21 Street Robbery Simulation in SPACES-2

Boardroom 22 Sexuality, Risk Factors, and Drug Use

Director's Row 24 A Randomized Experiment of an Enhanced After-School Program

Director's Row 25 Gender, Media, and Moral Panic

Director's Row 26 Social Disorganization in Varying Contexts

Director's Row 27 Contagious Victimization: What have we Learned from Crime Analysis, Ethnography, and Computer Simulation?

Director's Row 28 Brain, Psychophysiological, and Neuropsychological Predispositions to Psychopathy, Violence, and Child Aggression

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Wednesday

3:30 pm Director's Row 29 Indigenous versus Foreign Justice Principles and Practices in Modern States: Comparing Crime Patterns and Responses in Cameroon, Korea, Nigeria, and Philippines

Director's Row 41 Advancing Life-Course Criminological Theory

Director's Row 42 Crime and the Local Environment

Director's Row 43 Official and Archival Data Sources: Alcohol, Arrests, and Data Mining

Director's Row 44 Explanations of Co-Offending, Group, and Individual Delinquency

Director's Row 45 Paradigms, Power, and Public Opinion

Director's Row 46 Explanations of Violent Behavior

Director's Row 47 Evaluating the Law's Responsiveness for Victims

Director's Row 48 Alcohol, Drugs and Violence


Prisoner Reintegration: Predicting Successful Outcomes


Examining Workforce Characteristics in Policing

Rose Garden Explaining Immigration and Crime


Victimization and Fear


Comparative and International Research on Gender and Crime


Theory and Practice of Penal Restraint


Analyzing Police and Citizen Use of Force


The New Criminal Justice

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Wednesday

3:30 pm St. Louis Ballroom G

Juvenile Delinquency, Mental Health, and Juvenile Court Responses


Crimes of the State, Globalization, and Issues of Victimization

4:30 pm Faust's Division on People of Color and Crime Board Meeting

5:00 pm Boardroom 21 Substance Abuse Programming for Special Populations in Canadian Prisons

Boardroom 22 Victimization and Neighborhood Contexts

Boardroom 23 Journal of Quantitative Criminology Editorial Board Meeting

Director's Row 24 Delinquents in Emerging Adulthood

Director's Row 25 Assessing the Influence of Individual, Institutional and Economic Contexts on the General Strain Theory Process

Director's Row 26 The Impact of the Criminal Justice System on Collective Efficacy

Director's Row 27 Key Issues in Control Theory

Director's Row 28 Criminogenic Places and Situational Crime Prevention

Director's Row 29 Erotic Filth and Blood Lust: Commodifiction and Criminalization

Director's Row 41 Pathways through Multivariate Space: Simulations, Base Rates, Comparisons, and Missingness

Director's Row 42 Religion, Ideology, and Attitudes toward Criminal Punishment and Offenders

Director's Row 43 Extending and Testing Learning Theories

Director's Row 44 Guardians and Measurement in Routine Activity Theory

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Wednesday

5:00 pm Director's Row 45 Criminology, Popular Culture and Constructions of Crime

Director's Row 46 Connections between Mental Health and Psychological Issues and Violence

Director's Row 47 Anticipating the Future Based on Analysis of the Past: Intercity Variation in Youth Homicide 1984-2007

Director's Row 48 The Availability and Location of Firearms in Predicting Violence


Examining Organizational Effectiveness in Policing


Aggression and Force

Rose Garden What Role Can Criminologists Play in Washington?


Methods of Drug Use Research


Social Disorganization Theory: New Directions


Gang Processes and Characteristics


Thinking About Desistance: Redemption, Performance, and the American Dream


Mental Health Issues in Policy and Practice


Strategies For Change: Assessment and Intervention


Polarities in Juvenile Justice

6:30 pm St. Louis Ballroom D

ASC Awards Plenary

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Wednesday

8:00 pm Faust's Division on Women and Crime/Division on People of Color and Crime Social


ASC Opening Social

9:00 pm Rose Garden University of Nebraska at Omaha Reception

Thursday

7:30 am Faust's Division on Women and Crime Breakfast I

Hilton Admiral IASOC Breakfast and Business Meeting

8:00 am Boardroom 22 Drug Use: From Theory to Policy

Director's Row 24 Improving Student Performance in Criminal Justice

Director's Row 25 Using Trajectories to Explore and Understand Risk for Drug Use and Crime

Director's Row 26 Research on Deterrence

Director's Row 27 Multilevel Approaches to Research on Criminal Justice and Recidivism

Director's Row 28 Preventing White-Collar and Organized Crime

Director's Row 29 Drug Courts: The Impact on Participants and the Justice System

Director's Row 41 Author Meets Critic: Crime Without Borders, by Aaron Fichtelberg

Director's Row 42 Higher Education and Crime

Director's Row 43 Social Context and Changing Crime Rates

Director's Row 44 Personal Victimization and Routine Activity Theory

Director's Row 45 Community-Wide Gang Programs

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Thursday

8:00 am Director's Row 46 Intersections of Race, Gender, and Criminal Justice Processes and Consequences

Director's Row 47 Race, Structural Inequality, and Segregation

Director's Row 48 Investigating and Intervening on Human Trafficking

Hilton Laclede Division of Corrections and Sentencing Breakfast


Empirical Effects of Prison-Based Substance Abuse Programs


Policing Terrorism

Rose Garden Homicide Research on Understudied Victims, Offenders and Types


Victimization in Special Populations


Trends in Crime and Violence


Media Effects on the Public and Policy


Prisoner Reentry and Parole: Personal, Organizational and Social Consequences


Applying Criminological Theories to Understand Terrorism


Thinking Critically About Rural Crime and Social Control


Research on Police and Policing


Epistemology of Terrorism - I

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Thursday

9:30 am Boardroom 22 Investigative Strategies for the Successful Prosecution of Intimate Partner Violence

Director's Row 24 Self Control Across Varying Populations and Contexts

Director's Row 25 Testing General Strain Theory Among Juvenile and Young Adult Samples

Director's Row 26 Crime and Rurality

Director's Row 27 America's Penal Heritage

Director's Row 28 Turning Points in the Life-Course

Director's Row 29 Policing and Prosecution of Sexual Assault Cases: A Review of Practices in Two Jurisdictions

Director's Row 41 Peer Influences and Juvenile Delinquency

Director's Row 42 Spatial Analysis of Intimate Partner Violence and Rape

Director's Row 43 Cross-national Analysis of Crime Rates and Trends

Director's Row 44 Perceptions of Justice for Intimate Partner Violence

Director's Row 45 Terrorism: Group Trajectories, Spatial Distribution, and the Role of Public Policy

Director's Row 46 Gender Responsive Treatment in the Criminal Justice System

Director's Row 47 Multilevel Models of Neighborhood Effects on Offending

Director's Row 48 Theory and Research on Human Trafficking


Trash, Cash, and Lashed: Culture, Power, and Decency in Re/Constructions of Criminal Justice Realities

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Thursday

9:30 am Promenade Ballroom F

Patterns of Terrorists' Behavior and Governmental Response

Rose Garden Author Meets Critic: Getting Played, by Jody Miller


Origins of American Criminology I


Immigration and Neighborhood Crime


Community Violence Prevention Employing Ex-Offenders As Outreach Staff


Preliminary Findings from the MSUCF Police Use of Force Policy Study: An Eight City Assessment


Applying Situational Action Theory to Some Key Criminological Problems


Critical Analyses of Justice and Social Position


Measuring and Preventing Gang Involvement


Crimes of the State and State-corporate Crime

10:00 am Pierre's Division on People of Color and Crime General Body Meeting

11:00 am Boardroom 22 Conducted Energy Devices and Other Types of Force: New Findings from National and Multi-jurisdictional Analyses

Director's Row 24 Perceptions, Predictors, and Outcomes of Community-Based Sentencing

Director's Row 25 Evaluations of Community-Based Re-Entry Programs

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Thursday

11:00 am Director's Row 26 The Social and Economic Costs of Incarceration

Director's Row 27 Race, Ethnicity and Punishment

Director's Row 28 Capital Punishment: Costs and Benefits

Director's Row 29 The Future of Capital Punishment in the United States

Director's Row 41 Theory and Research on White Collar Crime and Organizations

Director's Row 42 Gene-Environment Effects on Antisocial Behavior II

Director's Row 43 Outcome Studies of Prison Treatment Programs

Director's Row 44 Juvenile Justice Innovations

Director's Row 46 Crime, Law and Social Change: A Special Issue on the Social Construction of Crime

Director's Row 47 Spatial Analysis of Crime: Empirical Examples and Methodological Considerations

Director's Row 48 Author Meets Critic: Colonial Systems of Control: Criminal Justice in Nigeria, by Viviane Saleh-Hanna


Drug Courts and Evidence-Based Research and Policy Panel


Capital Punishment and Deterrence

Rose Garden Responding to Neo-Liberalism


Standing Against Global Exploitation: Impacts on Victims and Perpetrators from NIJ-funded Projects


Evidence-Based Crime Prevention II


Justice and Legal Practice

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Thursday

11:00 am St. Louis Ballroom D

Presidential Session: Innovations in Correction


The Role of Relationships and Victimization in Female Offending


Street Corners, School Yards, Night Clubs, and Medicine Cabinets: The Diversion of Prescription Drugs in America.

12:30 pm Boardroom 22 Understanding Firearms Carrying and Lethality

Director's Row 24 Pedophiles, Piracy, and Electronic Pharmacies: Examining Forms of Computer Crime

Director's Row 25 Race, Gender and Fear of Crime

Director's Row 26 Protective Orders and Domestic Violence Cases

Director's Row 27 Strategies for Success on the Academic Job Market

Director's Row 28 International and Immigrant Perspectives on Intimate Partner Violence

Director's Row 29 Desistance: When Does the Risk of Recidivism Decrease to that of the General Population?

Director's Row 41 Examining and Explaining Gender and Offending

Director's Row 42 Crime Policy and Sentencing in China

Director's Row 43 New Directions in Research on Specialization in Violence

Director's Row 44 Sexual Assault: A Focus on Victims

Director's Row 45 Penal Policy and Correctional Systems: Comparative and International Studies

Director's Row 46 Long-term Trends in Violence

Director's Row 47 Contemporary Issues in African Criminology and Criminal Justice

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Thursday

12:30 pm Director's Row 48 Organized Crime; Intertwinement between Illegal and Legal Markets

Faust's Division on People of Color and Crime Luncheon

Hilton Laclede ASC 2009 Program Committee Luncheon


Social Justice I: "Going Public with Criminology: Charting New Directions."


Comparing City and Regional Crime Rates In The Media and Beyond

Rose Garden Gang Prevention, Intervention, and Suppression


New Directions in Victimization Research


Eurogang Program I: Findings from the Eurogang Program of Research


Critical Perspectives on the Construction of Justice


Contexts and Challenges of Re-Entry for Women


Improving Police Decision-Making


Civil Liberties and the 'War on Terror'

2:00 pm Boardroom 22 Community Violence Risk and Reduction

Boardroom 23 Division of Critical Criminology Executive Board Meeting

Director's Row 24 Academy of Experimental Criminology (Open to all ASC Meeting Participants)

Director's Row 25 New Directions in Police-Minority Relations Research

Director's Row 26 Criminologists without Borders

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Thursday

2:00 pm Director's Row 27 The Role of Historically Black Colleges and Universities in Criminal Justice Research

Director's Row 28 School Communities and Punitive Practices

Director's Row 29 Gene-Environment Effects on Antisocial Behavior I

Director's Row 41 Teaching Miscarriages of Justice, Take 2

Director's Row 42 Globalization, Transnational Crime and Human Rights

Director's Row 43 Methodological Issues and Innovations in Comparative Research

Director's Row 44 Television, Film, and the Cultural Construction of Transgression

Director's Row 45 Transnational Crime

Director's Row 46 An Evaluation of Sex Offender Laws: Are They Effective?

Director's Row 47 Gangs, Fear, and Public Opinion

Director's Row 48 Crime and the Economy

Hilton Admiral African Criminology and Justice Association Meeting

Pierre's Homicide Research Working Group Meeting


Social Justice II: Pushing the Envelope of Criminology


Management Strategies in Policing

Rose Garden Cross-Cultural Analysis of Juvenile Delinquency and Justice


Immigration and Urban Crime

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Thursday

2:00 pm St. Louis Ballroom B

Critical Approaches to Policing, Surveillance and Control


New Faculty Workshop


Criminal Justice Policy, Democracy, and Social Justice


Convict Criminology Session 1: Restorative Justice and Faithbased Self-Help Groups


Epistemology of Terrorism II

3:00 pm Exhibit Hall Ice Cream Social (Sponsored by: Wadsworth, a part of Cengage Learning)

3:30 pm Boardroom 22 Offender Profiling Research on Homicide

Director's Row 24 Academy of Experimental Criminology Board Meeting

Director's Row 25 Bob Figlio Tribute

Director's Row 26 Testing General Strain Theory as an Explanation of Race/Ethnic Differences in Offending

Director's Row 27 Specialization in Offending - A comparison from England/Wales, Holland and the USA

Director's Row 28 How The Media Report Crime News In The 21st Century

Director's Row 29 Life Course Factors and Substance Use

Director's Row 41 Social Disorganization: Theoretical and Empirical Issues

Director's Row 42 Corporate Crime Prevention and Control

Director's Row 43 The International Prisons Initiative (IPI) Project

Director's Row 44 The Control and Regulation of White Collar Crime

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Thursday

3:30 pm Director's Row 45 Sex Offender Behavioral Patterns and Risk Factors

Director's Row 46 Research on Drugs, Alcohol, and Substance Abuse Intervention

Director's Row 47 Diverse Avenues of Homicide Research: Factors Influencing Lethality, Location, Recidivism and Clearance

Director's Row 48 Theory on the Causes of Violence

Hilton Admiral Feminist Criminology Editorial Board Meeting


Governance, Policing, and Everyday Culture


Managing Organizational Change in Policing

Rose Garden Thinking about research useful to UN Policy on Natural Resource Crime: Towards a Global "Green" Research Agenda


Victimization Across Different Social Contexts


Eurogang Program II: Findings from Eurogang Network Researchers


Terrorism, Vulnerability, and Threat Assessments


Substance Abuse: Treatment and Program Assessment


Convict Criminology Session 2: Prison Education Programs, Reentry


Police Attitudes

5:00 pm St. Louis Ballroom D & E

Poster Session

7:00 pm Director's Row 25 University of Delaware Reception

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Thursday

7:00 pm Director's Row 26 University of Texas at Dallas and University of South Carolina Inaugural Doctoral Program Reception

Director's Row 27 Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Reception

Director's Row 28 Indiana University of Pennsylvania Reception

Director's Row 29 University at Albany, SUNY Reception

Director's Row 41 Georgia State University Reception

Director's Row 42 Homicide Research Working Group Reception

Director's Row 43 Temple University Reception

Director's Row 45 George Mason University Reception

Director's Row 46 University of Cambridge Reception

Director's Row 47 University of Massachusetts, Amherst Reception

Director's Row 48 University of South Florida Reception

Faust's Rutgers University Reception


Michigan State University Reception


Indiana University Reception

Rose Garden Florida State University Reception


John Jay College of Criminal Justice Reception


Northeastern University Reception


University of California, Irvine Reception


University of Cincinnati Reception

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Thursday

7:00 pm St. Louis Ballroom G

University of Maryland, College Park Reception


Sam Houston State University Reception

Friday

7:30 am Faust's Division on Women and Crime Breakfast II

8:00 am Boardroom 21 Developing a Quality Proposal for Submissions to the National Institute of Justice

Boardroom 22 Assessing Gender-Responsive Risk and Needs

Director's Row 24 Author Meets Critic: Redressing Rape Reform in Law and Action, by Susan Caringella

Director's Row 25 Important Issues in Theoretical Integration

Director's Row 26 Recent Findings on the Longterm Consequences of Child Abuse and Neglect

Director's Row 27 Relationships, Internalized Reciprocity, Attachments, and Control

Director's Row 28 Stalking: Risk Factors and Responses

Director's Row 29 Criminology, Public Discourse and Penal Politics

Director's Row 41 Risk of Injury for Intimate Partner Violence

Director's Row 42 Tests of Moffitt's Taxonomy of Life-Course Persistent Versus Adolesecent-Limited Antisocial Behavior

Director's Row 43 Immigration, Nationality and Crime

Director's Row 44 Fear of Crime: Community, Neighborhood and the Media

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Friday

8:00 am Director's Row 45 Criminology and Intellectual Piracy and Counterfeiting Activities

Director's Row 46 Predicting Bias Crime: Motivating Factors

Director's Row 47 Violence against the Police

Director's Row 48 Genocide and Conflict


The Enforcer: The Role of the Prosecutor in Criminal Justice


Victimization and Police Behaviors

Rose Garden 1 Alternatives to Violence Program: Transforming Power

Rose Garden 2 Conducting a Street-Drug Market Elimination Initiative: The Strategy as Outlined by Law Enforcement Partners

Rose Garden 3 Domestic Violence & the Police Response

Rose Garden 4 Humanistic Approaches to Offender Treatment: Relationship and the Rehabilitative Process

Rose Garden 5 Roundtable: How to Teach a Jail Course


Victimization Research with the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS)


Social Science Research at the National Institute of Justice


Routine Activities and Offenders


Studies of Homicide Across Time


Peacemaking Criminology

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Friday

8:00 am St. Louis Ballroom F

Green Criminology: An Exploration of the Roles and Interactions of Human and Non-human Animals in Prisons and Prison Programs


Examining Law Enforcement Strategies Across Neighborhood Contexts


Organizational Dimensions of Policing Crises

9:30 am Boardroom 21 The State of Feminist Criminology I

Boardroom 22 Gender and Criminal Justice

Boardroom 23 Blueprints for Violence Prevention Board Meeting

Director's Row 24 Crime and Social Reaction: Applications of Labeling Theory

Director's Row 25 Racialized Policing and Profiling: Comparative Perspective

Director's Row 26 Place and Policing

Director's Row 27 Child Abuse: Criminal Justice Outcomes

Director's Row 28 Spatial Patterns of Crime and Offending

Director's Row 29 Neither Villain Nor Victim: Empowerment Narratives of Women Substance Users

Director's Row 41 Citizen Satisfaction and Police Legitimacy

Director's Row 42 Mechanisms of Familial Support and Crime

Director's Row 43 Human Rights, Social Justice

Director's Row 44 Causes and Consequences of Bullying Behavior

Director's Row 45 Cross-National Correlates of Homicide and Its Control

Director's Row 46 The Use of Secondary International Data Bases to Test Criminological Theory

Director's Row 47 Immigration and Victimization

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Friday

9:30 am Director's Row 48 Sexual Abuse in the Catholic Church: Offense Patterns, Causal Problems, and the Impact of Law on Behavior

Hilton Laclede Association of Doctoral Programs Business Meeting


Discriminatory Policing and Traffic Stops


How Criminologists Can Deal With The News Media

Rose Garden 1 Alternative Pedagogical Strategies for Teaching the Introductory Criminal Justice Course to Enhance Student Engagement

Rose Garden 2 Counter Terrorism Training for Local Police Officers

Rose Garden 3 Future of Crime and Criminal Justice

Rose Garden 4 Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program in Practice: Successes and challenges in the classroom

Rose Garden 5 Teaching about Crime & Justice


Origins of American Criminology II


What's Up at NIJ? (National Institute of Justice)


Structural Inequality and Race


Measuring Prison Disturbances and Adjustment Patterns


Examining (In)Justice in the Criminal Justice System: From Law to Corrections

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Friday

9:30 am St. Louis Ballroom F

Comparing Terrorism and Extremism in the U.S. with Terroristic Organizations and Behavior in Middle Eastern Cultures


Issues in Criminal Justice Decision Making


Frameworks and Emerging Issues in Police Authority and Accountability

11:00 am Director's Row 24 Validating Community Supervision Risk-Needs Screening Instruments

Director's Row 25 Social Capital and Offender Re-Entry into the Community

Director's Row 26 Criminal Careers: Fluctuation and Change - Social, Situational and Institutional Influences

Director's Row 27 Unintended Consequences of Contemporary Punishment

Director's Row 28 Research-Based Juvenile Interventions: Study and Practice

Director's Row 29 Decision Makers in the Capital Punishment Process

Director's Row 41 History, Context and Law

Director's Row 42 Gendered and International Perspectives on the Consequences of Imprisonment

Director's Row 43 Accountability Issues Associated with the Police use of Force and Deadly Force

Director's Row 44 Organizational and Staffing Issues in America's Prisons

Director's Row 45 Qualitative Observations, Images, Gender and Making Method Choices: Inclusive or Not?

Director's Row 46 How System Responses Influence Probation and Parole Outcomes

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Friday

11:00 am Director's Row 47 Pedagogy: Theory, Site Visits, and Career Impacts

Director's Row 48 Mental Health and Evidence-Based Research and Policy Panel

Pierre's Division of International Criminology Business Meeting (Open to All Meeting Participants)


New Juvenile Corrections Data from OJJDP

Rose Garden 1 Current Research on Police Responses to Homicide and Solvability Factors

Rose Garden 2 Counter-Terrorism Post 9/11: The hidden Agenda of Exclusion

Rose Garden 3 Graduate School and Beyond: A Question and Answer Session for Students

Rose Garden 4 More Games that Help Students Learn

Rose Garden 5 Social Justice Roundtable: "Promoting Public Criminology and Social Justice."


Evidence-Based Crime Prevention III


Technology Evaluation Issues: GPS, Sex Offenders, License Plates, and More


NIJ Graduate Research and W.E.B. Du Bois Fellowship Programs: An Overview and Tips in Developing and Submitting Program Proposals


Presidential Session: Ex-Convicts and Criminology


Individual, Program, and Contextual Predictors of Recidivism

12:30 pm Director's Row 24 Evaluation of Re-Entry Initiatives

Director's Row 25 Obstacles to Successful Offender Re-Entry

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Friday

12:30 pm Director's Row 26 What Happens to the Kids? The Effects of Parental Incarceration on Children

Director's Row 27 Probation to Reentry for Juveniles: Examining the Spectrum

Director's Row 28 School-Based Aggression and Victimization

Director's Row 29 Capital Punishment: Issues of Aggravation and Mitigation

Director's Row 41 Current Perspectives on Correctional Programming

Director's Row 42 Doing Research in Indian Country

Director's Row 43 Socio-Technical Change and the Nature of Police Investigation Work

Director's Row 44 Risk Prediction in Changing Times: Methodological Matters and More

Director's Row 45 Exploring Attitudes about Court Processes

Director's Row 46 Pathways to "Justice": The Impact of Processing and Resolution Mechanisms

Director's Row 47 Jails, Prisons, and Their Impact on Communities

Director's Row 48 Situational Factors in Crime Control

Faust's Division of International Criminology Luncheon

Hilton Laclede Sociology, Criminology and Criminal Justice: Open Forum with the ASA Task Force on Sociology and Criminology Programs


Assessing Organizational Capacity for Offender Re-Entry Services


Using Longitudinal Data to Address Policy Question in Juvenile Justice

Rose Garden 1 (In)Equality in Crime & Policy

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Friday

12:30 pm Rose Garden 2 Criminological Theory and Policy

Rose Garden 3 Homeland Security Response and the Organizational Behavior of the First Responder Community

Rose Garden 4 NIBRS Data for Policy and Decision Making

Rose Garden 5 Technology and Terrorism: A Perspective approach


Evidence-Based Crime Prevention IV


Gender, Reentry, and Recidivism


Convict Criminology Session 3: Men and Women in Prison


Presidential Session: Crime and Politics 2009


The Juvenile Reentry Process


Programs and Funding Opportunities at NIJ


Sentencing Policies and Practices

2:00 pm Boardroom 21 The State of Feminist Criminology II

Boardroom 22 Gender, Drugs, Depression and Crime

Director's Row 24 Sentencing Working Group

Director's Row 25 The Value of Civic Engagement and Service Learning for Criminology and Criminal Justice Courses

Director's Row 26 Risk and Resilience in an International Context

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Friday

2:00 pm Director's Row 27 Political, Economic, and Social Institutions and Criminal Punishment

Director's Row 28 Religious Homogeneity, Religiosity, and Crime: Macro- and Micro-level Relationships

Director's Row 29 Sexuality and Homicide

Director's Row 41 School-Based Crime Prevention

Director's Row 42 Race, Courts, and Communities

Director's Row 43 Crime and Criminal Justice in China Session II: The Current Knowledge Base and Prospects for Future Research

Director's Row 44 System Responses to Violence Against Women

Director's Row 45 Substance Abuse in Vulnerable and Troubled Students

Director's Row 46 Theoretical and Trend Analyses of Substance Abuse

Director's Row 47 Gender Differences in the Characteristics and Risk Factors of Delinquent Youth

Director's Row 48 Race, Communities, and Juvenile Justice


Minority Citizens' Attitudes toward and Trust in the Police


Research on Homicide Clearances

Rose Garden 1 Contemporary Issues

Rose Garden 2 Darfur Genocide, Human Rights, and the Future of Security in Africa

Rose Garden 3 Hurricane Katrina's Impact upon Illegal Drug Markets in New Orleans

Rose Garden 4 The Utility of Student Evaluations: Proposed Changes

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Friday

2:00 pm Rose Garden 5 Online, Distance Education in Correctional Law as a Tool of International Social Change


Criminal Careers II


Issues in Community Supervision


Women at Work in the Criminal Justice System


Convict Criminology Session 4: How Imprisonment of the Father Affects the Family


Variable Contexts of Police Authority and their Implications for Accountability


Court Decision-Making


Police Integrity, Corruption, Education

3:00 pm Hilton Laclede Division of Corrections and Sentencing Social

3:30 pm Boardroom 21 The State of Feminist Criminology III

Boardroom 22 Interpersonal Dynamics of Girls' Delinquency

Director's Row 24 Self Control Among Adolescent Populations

Director's Row 25 Institutional Service Dog Training in Women's Prisons: A Qualitative Evaluation

Director's Row 26 Intergenerational Transmission of Risk and Behavior in the Family

Director's Row 27 Re-Entry and Desistance

Director's Row 28 Enhancing Design Fidelity and Assessing Program Fidelity in Multi-site Longitudinal Evaluations: Some Strategies

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Friday

3:30 pm Director's Row 29 Author Meets Critic: Serial Killers and Sadistic Murderers--Up Close and Personal, by Jack Levin

Director's Row 41 Racial Politics of Criminal Social Control

Director's Row 42 The International Aspects of Cybercrime

Director's Row 43 Understanding Women's Pathways to and From Criminal Behavior: Lessons from New Gender-Responsive Risk Assessment Models

Director's Row 44 Environmental Corporate Crime

Director's Row 45 Managing the Investigative Process

Director's Row 46 The Scope of Homicide Studies

Director's Row 47 Transgression on Two-Wheels: A Criminology of Motorcycles, Identity and the State

Director's Row 48 Police Culture Components


Sentencing Guidelines, Sentencing Outcomes, and Crime Rates


Assessing Specialized Police Strategies

Rose Garden 1 Corrections & Public Policy

Rose Garden 2 Sustaining Impact of a Street-Drug Elimination Initiative: Systematic Observations of Neighborhood Order

Rose Garden 3 Katrina Impacts on New Orleans Evacuees in Houston

Rose Garden 4 Police Officers' Attitudes Toward Human Trafficking

Rose Garden 5 The History of Prisons and Punishment: The More Things Change the More They Stay the Same.

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Friday

3:30 pm St. Louis Ballroom B

Race, Ethnicity, and Crime: The Importance of Social Structures and Social Contexts


Protective Factors, Resilience, and Delinquency


Police and Gender


Multi-level Analyses of Criminal Sentencing


The LSI-R and Offender Risk of Recidivism


Perceptions and Politics of Police Accountability

5:00 pm Boardroom 22 Violence and Schools

Director's Row 24 Sexual Victimization: Attitudes and Perceptions

Director's Row 25 Applying Structured Professional Judgment Principles to Antisocial Children Under Age 12 Using the Early Assessment Risk Lists for Boys and Girls

Director's Row 26 Gender, Theory and Domestic Violence

Director's Row 27 Doctoral Education: Preparing Future Faculty (PFF)

Director's Row 28 Gender and Homicide

Director's Row 29 Policy and Law Enforcement Responses to Drug Use

Director's Row 41 Author Meets Critic: Women Police in a Changing Society: Back Door to Equality by Mangai Natarajan

Director's Row 42 The Next Frontier: Criminology, Obesity, and Active Living

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Friday

5:00 pm Director's Row 43 Contextualizing Drug Use and Drug Markets: New Concepts and Novel Methodologies

Director's Row 44 The Impact of Prisoner Reentry Programming: Findings from a Multi-Site Evaluation

Director's Row 45 Mass Incarceration, Race and Social Forces: Taking Stock of Narrative of Change and Stability

Director's Row 46 Hispanics in the Juvenile Justice System

Director's Row 47 Community Oriented Policing in an International Context

Director's Row 48 Gang Hot-Spots Policing in Chicago: An Overview and Evaluation Results

Faust's Division of Critical Criminology General Business Meeting


Policy Influences On Inmate Misconducts in Prisons


Police Accountability in a Global Context

Rose Garden 1 Anti-Terrorism and Criminal Enforcement: Reviewing the U.S. of Use Criminal Process as a Means of Enforcement

Rose Garden 2 Culture, Crime, & Public Policy

Rose Garden 3 Methodological and Theoretical Issues of Studying State Crime

Rose Garden 4 The Role of GIS in Street-Drug Elimination: Identifying the Location, Geo-spatial Structure, and Analysis Methods to Assess the Long-term Impact

Rose Garden 5 VAWA Title IX National Baseline Study on Violence Against American Indian and Alaska Native Women

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Friday

5:00 pm St. Louis Ballroom A

Varieties of White Collar Crime


Public Opinion About Capital Punishment: Results From Around the World


Responses to terrorism


Consequences of policy choices on crime rates


Contemporary Critical Perspectives on Crime and Injustice


Considering Sentencing

6:00 pm Faust's Division of Critical Criminology Social

6:30 pm St. Louis Ballroom D

Presidential Plenary: Presidential Justice Award and Presidential Address

8:00 pm St. Louis Ballroom E

Presidential Reception

10:00 pm St. Louis Ballroom E

Minority Fellowship Dance

Saturday

8:30 am Director's Row 24 Social Networking, Web 2.0, and the New Criminological Classroom

Director's Row 25 Criminal Careers: Offending Trajectories, Typologies and Modelling

Director's Row 26 Peers, Networks, and Offending

Director's Row 27 Assessing Hirschi's Redefined Concept of Self Control

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Saturday

8:30 am Director's Row 28 Teaching Race, Class, and Gender in Criminal Justice Courses: Addressing Difference in the Classroom

Director's Row 29 Trends in Drug Use and Rehabilitation

Director's Row 41 Economic Stratification, Crime, and Social Control

Director's Row 42 Innovations in Criminal Justice Education

Director's Row 43 Computer Crime and Online Data Collection

Director's Row 44 Media Constructions of Delinquency and Justice

Director's Row 45 International and Comparative Research on Policing

Director's Row 46 Officer Misconduct: "On The Streets" and "In The Prisons"

Director's Row 47 Comparative Research on Governance and Policing

Director's Row 48 Applying Criminological Theories to Cybercrime


Contemporary Issues in Federal Sentencing


Officer Decision-Making and Citizens' Views of the Police

Rose Garden 1 Diversity, Parenting, & Juvenile Justice

Rose Garden 2 Evidence-Based Practices in the Criminal Justice System

Rose Garden 3 Incarceration, Re-Entry, & Post-Incarceration Supervision

Rose Garden 4 International Perspectives on Victimization

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Saturday

8:30 am Rose Garden 5 Key Community Stakeholders in a Police-Community Partnership to Eliminate Street-Drug Markets: Roles, Engagement, and Assessment of the Strategy


Improving Police Practice: Using DNA to Solve Property Crimes


Policing Disorder: Law, Action, and Outcomes


Evaluation and Research on Programming for and Recidivism among Juvenile Offenders


The Influence of Police, Parole, and Probation Officers on Offender Success in the Community


Weighing the Evidence


Disparities in Criminal Justice Processes and Outcomes


Understanding The Impact of Court Processes


Female Staff In Gendered Prison Settings

10:00 am Director's Row 24 Violence and Animal Cruelty

Director's Row 25 Gender and General Strain Theory: Examining the Role of Victimization and Emotions

Director's Row 26 Battering, Substance Abuse, and Interventions for Men and Families

Director's Row 27 Morality, Crime, and Public Outrage

Director's Row 28 Delinquency, Emerging Adulthood and Involvement in the Criminal Justice System

Director's Row 29 Delinquency Risk Through the Life Course

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Saturday

10:00 am Director's Row 41 The National Youth Survey Family Study: Transitions and Outcomes in Crime/Delinquency and Substance Use

Director's Row 42 Risk Assessment in Criminology

Director's Row 43 Green Criminology and Victimology

Director's Row 44 New Applications of Learning Theories

Director's Row 45 Sources of Victimization

Director's Row 46 Support for Victims and their Cases

Director's Row 47 Experiential Learning in Criminal Justice

Director's Row 48 Crime and Social Control in India


Cultural Influences on the Prison Experience


Sexual Assaults in Prisons

Rose Garden 1 Pathways of Victims & Offenders

Rose Garden 2 Qualitative Research in Criminal Justice: A First Experience

Rose Garden 3 Social Justice & Human Rights

Rose Garden 4 Teaching about Crime & Justice II

Rose Garden 5 Theoretical & Empirical Issues in Policing


Juvenile Justice Practice


Evidence-Based Crime Prevention V


Convict Criminology Session 5: Perspective on School/College Violence


Politics of punishment: Issues and trends

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Saturday

10:00 am St. Louis Ballroom E

Leaving Terrorism Behind: Individual and Collective Disengagement


Police Investigation and Arrest


Crime Rates, Recidivism, and Re-Entry


The Social Ecology of Policing

11:30 am Fourth Floor Pre-Convene Area

Closing Brunch

12:00 pm Boardroom 23 ASC Executive Board Meeting II

Tuesday, November 11

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MEETING

SESSION 001: CAMPBELL CRIME AND JUSTICE GROUP STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING Tuesday, November 11 - 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Director's Row 27

MEETING

SESSION 002: PRE-MEETING WORKSHOP: "QUALITATIVE DATA ANALYSIS" Tuesday, November 11 - 11:00 am to 4:00 pm Director's Row 25

Instructors: Patricia Adler, University of Colorado

Peter Adler, University of Denver

MEETING

SESSION 003: PRE-MEETING WORKSHOP: "HIERARCHICAL LINEAR MODELING" Tuesday, November 11 - 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm Director's Row 28

Instructor: Brian D. Johnson, University of Maryland

MEETING

SESSION 004: PRE-MEETING WORKSHOP: "META-ANALYSIS" Tuesday, November 11 - 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm Director's Row 29

Instructor: Paula Smith, University of Cincinnati

Tuesday, November 11

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MEETING

SESSION 005: ASC EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING I Tuesday, November 11 - 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm Boardroom 23

MEETING

SESSION 006: DIVISION ON WOMEN AND CRIME FEMINIST CRIMINOLOGY IN THEORY AND ACTION WORKSHOP Tuesday, November 11 - 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm Director's Row 26

MEETING

SESSION 007: ACADEMY OF EXPERIMENTAL CRIMINOLOGY DINNER Tuesday, November 11 - 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm Director's Row 25

Wednesday, November 12

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 008: ASSESSING THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF ECONOMIC, POLITICAL, AND RELIGIOUS INFLUENCES ON ANOMIE AND STRAIN Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 24

Chair: Jerry K. Daday, Western Kentucky University

State Dominance And Political Corruption: Testing The Efficacy Of An Alternate Configuration Of Institutional-Anomie Theory Cross-Nationally

Carol S. Trent, Indiana University

Globalizing Trends - An Extension of Institutional Anomie Theory Philip J. Levchak, University of Iowa

Community Religious Heterogeneity and Economic Crime: A Test of Institutional Anomie Theory

Richard D. McMillan, University at Albany

General Strain Theory: Objective and Subjective Strains, Conditioning Factors, and Cultural Sensitivity

Ekaterina Botchkovar, Northeastern University Charles R. Tittle, North Carolina State University

Olena Antonaccio, North Carolina State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 009: EXAMINING LINKAGES BETWEEN VICTIMIZATION, EXPOSURE TO VIOLENCE, AND OFFENDING OVER TIME Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 25

Chair: Jennifer N. Shaffer, Arizona State University


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Examining the Link Between Exposure to Partner Violence and Antisocial Behavior in Adolescence and Adulthood

Tim Ireland, Niagara University Carolyn Smith, University at Albany

Terence P. Thornberry, University of Colorado

The Relationship Between Childhood Victimization and Adult Offending: A Gender and Race-Specific Analysis

Ronet Bachman, University of Delaware Laurin Parker, Center for Drug and Alcohol Studies

Deeanna M. Button, Center for Drug & Alcohol Studies, University of Delaware

The Relationship Between Victimization and Offending: Modeling Causal Mechanisms Across Place and Time

Mark Berg, University of Missouri, St. Louis Rolf Loeber, University of Pittsburgh

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 010: SEX OFFENDER LAWS AND RESEARCH REALITIES: JUDICIAL EVENTS, REGISTRATION, NOTIFICATION AND RECIDIVISM Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 26

Chair: Karen JoAnne Bachar, National Institute of Justice

Effectiveness and Effects of Sex Offender Registration and Notification Policies

Elizabeth J. Letourneau, Medical University of South Carolina Jill S. Levenson, Lynn University

Dipankar Bandyopadhyay, Medical University of South Carolina Debajyoti Sinha, Florida State University

Kevin Armstrong, Medical University of South Carolina

Establishing the Practical Efficacy and Monetary Value of Megan's Law, Phase 2: An Empirical Analysis

Kristen Zgoba, New Jersey Department of Corrections


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Phil Witt, Associates in Psychological Services Bonita Veysey, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

Melissa Dalessandro, New Jersey Department of Corrections

The Relationship between Sex Offender Failure to Register and Recidivism Jill S. Levenson, Lynn University

Elizabeth J. Letourneau, Medical University of South Carolina Kristen Zgoba, New Jersey Department of Corrections

Kevin Armstrong, Medical University of South Carolina

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 011: BIOSOCIAL INFLUENCES ON ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIORS Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 27

Chair: Matt DeLisi, Iowa State University

An Interaction between DRD2 and Criminal Father is Associated with Six Antisocial Phenotypes

Matt DeLisi, Iowa State University Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University

Michael G. Vaughn, Saint Louis University John Wright, University of Cincinnati

Brain Imaging Evidence of Both Limbic and Frontal Dysfunction in Spouse Abusers

Adrian Raine, University of Pennsylvania

Genetic Risk, Family Risk, and Antisocial Phenotypes in a Sample of African-American Males

Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University Ashley Sak, Florida State University

Nilsson Jessica, Florida State University

Genetic Growth Curve Analyses on the Development of Low Self-Control Danielle Boisvert, University of Cincinnati

John Wright, University of Cincinnati Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University

Jamie Vaske, University of Cincinnati


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SESSION 012: EXAMINING DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES IN INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 28

Chair: Christine S. Sellers, University of South Florida

Black, White, Rich, Poor: Using Demographic Variables to Explain Domestic Violence

Carleen Vincent, University of Miami Tanni Chaudhuri, University of Miami

Who Do You Think You're Talking To? Dating, Violence, and Control among High School Students

Danielle Kerr, University of Hawaii Corey Adler, University of Hawaii

Katherine Irwin, University of Hawaii

"He Got Five Years, I Got a Life Sentence": Victimization as a Pathway to Homelessness for Women

Hannah Scott, University of Ontario Institute of Technology Shahid Alvi, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

Wendy Stanyon, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 013: TOWARD AN UNDERSTANDING OF CRIME AND JUSTICE THROUGH THE TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO YOUTH SURVEY Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 29

Chair: Charles M. Katz, Arizona State University

Toward an Understanding of Substance use among Youth in Trinidad and Tobago

Andrew Fox, Arizona State University Charles M. Katz, Arizona State University


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Illegal Gun Carrying and the Demand for Guns in Trinidad and Tobago: Evidence from a Survey of Youths in At-Risk Schools

William Wells, Sam Houston State University Charles M. Katz, Arizona State University

Risk and Protective Factors Associated with Gang Joining in the Caribbean Charles M. Katz, Arizona State University

Andrew Fox, Arizona State University

Attitudes of Youth about the Police: A Report from the Caribbean Nation William King, Bowling Green State University

Charles M. Katz, Arizona State University Natalie Goulette, Bowling Green State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 014: PRISON EDUCATION PROGRAMS Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 41

Chair: Kevin A. Wright, Washington State University

"Mirror, Mirror": Reflecting on the Role of Others in Reinforcing Prisoner-Students' Changing Sense of Self

Emma Hughes, California State University, Fresno

Filling in Missing Pieces: Academic Post-secondary Education in Prisons Robert T. Cadigan, Boston University

Sheryl E. Mendlinger, Boston University

Post Secondary Education in the 21st Century Sheryl E. Mendlinger, Boston University


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SESSION 015: INTERNATIONAL APPROACHES TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 42

Chair: Hoan N. Bui, University of Tennessee

A National Portrait of Domestic Violence Courts Sarah Picard Bradley, Center for Court Innovation

Bail Issuance and Violations in Spousal Violence Cases in Canada Nathalie L. Quann, Department of Justice Canada

Domestic Violence Services Provision - A Transnational Study within United States and Mexico.

Guadalupe T. Vidales, University of Wisconsin, Parkside

Family Violence Reform in Victoria, Australia: Linking Action from the State to the Local

Marion Elizabeth Frere, University of Melbourne Cathy Humphreys, University of Melbourne

Stuart Ross, University of Melbourne

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 016: THE COMMUNITY CONTEXT OF CRIME AND PRISONER REENTRY Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 43

Chair: Lyndsay N. Boggess, University of California, Irvine

Unstructured Socializing, Collective Efficacy, and Violent Behavior Among Urban Youth

David Maimon, Ohio State University Chris R. Browning, Ohio State University


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Collective Efficacy: How is it Conceptualized, How is it Measured, and Does it Really Matter for Understanding Neighborhood Rates of Crime?

John Hipp, University of California, Irvine

Communities, Change, and Crime: Racial and Ethnic Transition in Los Angeles and the Impact on School Crime

Lyndsay N. Boggess, University of California, Irvine

The Neighborhood Context of Prisoner Reentry Jeffrey Morenoff, University of Michigan

David Harding, University of Michigan

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 017: CRIME, DRUGS, AND SERIAL MURDERS IN THE MEDIA Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 44

Chair: Jennifer L. Christian, Indiana University, Bloomington

A Tale of Two Stimulants: Crack Cocaine and Methamphetamine Coverage in Time and Newsweek.

Nick Parsons, Eastern Connecticut State University

An Exploratory Study on the Amount and Type of Media Coverage of Serial Killer Victims

Janelle M. Nannini, Indiana University Purdue University Fort Wayne Deirdre Sommerlad-Rogers, University of Idaho

Christopher Bradley, Indiana - Purdue University, Fort Wayne

Representations of Crime and Justice on Cable Television Nickie Phillips, St. Francis College

Natasha A. Frost, Northeastern University


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SESSION 018: MASCULINITES AND CRIME Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 45

Chair: Gwen C. Hunnicutt, University of North Carolina Greensboro

Johns' Misogynistic Attitudes and Attraction to Violent Sexuality Eugena M. Givens, The University of South Florida

Raleigh Blasdell, The University of South Florida

Negotiating Masculinity Within Prison M. Kristen Hefner, University of North Carolina, Greensboro

Gender and Adolescent Drinking Behavior: Maturity Gap or Masculinities? Julie Didelot, Bowling Green State University - Firelands College

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 019: COUNTRY STRUCTURE, CONTEXT, CRIME AND VICTIMIZATION Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 46

Chair: David Pettinicchio, University of Washington

A Cross-National Analysis of Routine Activities Theory: The Importance of Country Structure on Victimization Experience

Rachel E. Stein, West Virginia University

Criminal Victimization and Civil Democracy in Brazil: An Extension of the Systemic Social Control Model

Corinne Davis Rodrigues, Federal University of Minas Gerais

Studying Criminality and Criminal Offenders in the Early 20th Century Philippines

Filomin Candaliza Gutierrez, University of the Philippines Diliman

Individualism and Crime Don Chon, Keiser University


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SESSION 020: DEFINITIONS AND PERCEPTIONS OF WHITE COLLAR CRIME Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 47

Chair: Lawrence M. Salinger, Arkansas State University - Jonesboro

"The Emergence of 'White Collar Crime': Claims About A Core Concept" Lawrence T. Nichols, West Virginia University

The Power of Definition: Social Power, Arson, and White Collar Crime Theory

Barry Goetz, Western Michigan University

Group Relations and Public Opinion on White-Collar and Street Offenders Shanna Van Slyke, Florida State University

Examining Awareness and Perceptions of Computer Crime in the General Public

Thomas J. Holt, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Adam Michael Bossler, Georgia Southern University

George Wilson Burruss, Southern Illinois University Carbondale

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SESSION 021: ART CRIMES Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 48

Chair: Blythe Alison Bowman, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Criminal Dynamics of the International Antiquities Market Blythe Alison Bowman, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Vandalizing Meaning, Stealing Memory: Artistic, Cultural, and Theoretical Implications of Crime in Galleries and Museums

Avi Brisman, Emory University


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Principle and Policy in Art Theft Ransom Negotiations Matjaž Jager, University of Ljubljana

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SESSION 022: GEOGRAPHIC, ECOLOGICAL AND SYSTEMIC FACTORS RELATED TO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Promenade Ballroom E

Chair: Alana Van Gundy-Yoder, Miami University

Mental Health, Gender, Race, and School Involvement: A Synopsis of Florida's Delinquent Youth by Geographic Region Jennifer A. Rechichi, Florida State University/Florida Department of Juvenile

Justice

An Ecological Prediction Model of Bullying Behaviors among Middle School Students in Arkansas

Chang-Hun Lee, University of Arkansas, Little Rock

The Influence of Situational Factors and Domestic Assault Laws on Juvenile Arrests for Assault

Lisa Tichavsky, North Carolina State University

The Lost Boys and the Saved Girls: The Gendered Nature of the Contemporary Juvenile Court

Lisa Pasko, University of Denver

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SESSION 023: CULTURAL CRIMINOLOGY: THE POLITICS OF SOCIALIZATION AND RESISTANCE Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Promenade Ballroom F

Chair: Phil Carney, University of Kent, UK


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The Political Culture of Cultural Criminology Phil Carney, University of Kent, UK

The Classroom, the American Hero, and Firearms: Learning to Live in a Gun Culture

Steven Downing, University of Ontario Institute of Technology Kristine Miller, Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Katie Polzer, Texas Christian University

Identity Work as Edgework in the Inner-City Robert Garot, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Of Course it's Dangerous: Contextualizing Elite Cyclists Understandings of Drug use within Belgian Culture

Ophir Sefiha, Arizona State University

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SESSION 024: METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES IN CRIME AND JUSTICE RESEARCH Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Rose Garden

Chair: Rebecca K. Murray, Creighton University

Observer Burnout, Time in the Field and Variation in Documentation of Police-citizen Encounters

Richard Spano, Indiana University Mitchell Chamlin, University of Cincinnati

Jody L. Sundt, Indiana University

Framing Delinquency: Contrasting Analytics and Outcome Organization Ni (Phil) He, Northeastern University

Ineke Haen Marshall, Northeastern University Man Jia, Northeastern University

The Importance of Confidentiality and Anonymity for Victimization Surveys of Adolescents

Ann Marie Popp, Duquesne University


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Longitudinal Research Designs: Tracking and Interviewing At-risk Populations

Stephanie Bontrager, The Justice Research Center Kristin Winokur, The Justice Research Center

Julia Blankenship, The Justice Research Center Lindsey Devers, Florida State University

Tim Matthews, Eastern Kentucky University Bob Decomo, National Council on Crime and Delinquency

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SESSION 025: RACE AND VICTIMIZATION Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom A

Chair: Min Xie, Arizona State University

Anti-white Hate Crime: A Preliminary Analysis Lauren Caroline Porter, State University of New York at Albany

Matthew Vogel, University at Albany, SUNY

The Reproduction of Racial Inequality: How Crime Affects Housing Turnover Min Xie, Arizona State University

David McDowall, University at Albany, State University of New York

Victimization and Disclosure in Cases of Child Sexual Abuse On and Off Tribal Lands

Paul D. Steele, Institute for Regional Analysis and Public Policy

Violent Victimization of Native Americans: Trends and Patterns Edward Wells, Illinois State University

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SESSION 026: GENDER, FEAR, AND VICTIMIZATION Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom B

Chair: Devon Thacker, University of Colorado at Boulder


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Gender, Crime Victimization, and Fear of Crime Matt R. Nobles, University of Florida

Kate Fox, University of Florida Alex Piquero, University of Maryland

Perceptions and Management of Fear of Violence Among Lesbians Laura S. Logan, Kansas State University

Don't Stay Home Alone: How Women Manage Fear When a Local Serial Rapist is at Work

Kristen Ashley Kendrick-Czugala, Kansas State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 027: ANOMIE/ANOMIA, SOCIAL IDENTITIES, AND VIOLENCE IN COMPARATIVE CONTEXT: EVIDENCE FROM EUROPE Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom C

Chair: Steven F. Messner, University at Albany, SUNY

"Anomia, Prejudices, and Intentions to Physically Harm Minorities: Findings from Surveys of German Youths and Adults"

Sandra Hüpping, University of Bielefeld - Institute for Interdisciplinary Research on Conflict and Violence

"Anomie and Long-Term Development of Violent Crime: An Explanatory Model with Empirical Evidence from England and Wales, Germany, and Sweden"

Helmut Thome, Universitaet Halle-Wittenberg, Germany


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SESSION 028: CONSIDERING CHANGES IN THE STRUCTURE OF POLICE ORGANIZATIONS Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom D

Chair: Robert Lombardo, Loyola University Chicago

Impact of Police Enforcement on Collisions Isabelle Beaudoin, Universite de Montreal

Organizational Responses to Drug Enforcement by Large Police Departments in the U.S.

Robert Lombardo, Loyola University Chicago David Eric Olson, Loyola University Chicago

Toward Consolidation of Police Services in the United States Matthew Hickman, Seattle University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 029: COMPARATIVE INFORMAL NEIGHBORHOOD SOCIAL CONTROL Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom E

Chair: Robert D. Crutchfield, University of Washington

Social Capital, Collective Efficacy, and the Micro-Macro Problem Ross Matsueda, University of Washington

Kevin Drakulich, University of Washington

'Connectedness' and Crime: A Multi-level Examination of Neighborhood Interaction Patterns, Collective Efficacy and Violent and Property Victimization

Rebecca Leigh Wickes, University of Queensland Ross Homel, Griffith University


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Learning from Cross Cultural Research: Collective Efficacy and the Neighborhood Context of Crime.

Suzanna Ramirez, University of Washington Robert D. Crutchfield, University of Washington

Propensity and Exposure. A Study into the Social Ecology of Crime. Per-Olof Wikstrom, University of Cambridge

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 030: POLITICS, COMMUNITY AND CRIME PREVENTION Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom F

Chair: Matthew Robinson, Appalachian State University

Governor's State of the State Address and Setting Public's Agenda on Crime and Criminal Justice

Mokerrom Hossain, Virginia State University Tiffany M. Brooks, VSU

Chavonne S. Quaries, VSU Sherri A. Pridemore, VSU

Crime Prevention and City Hall: A Case Study in the Development of Comprehensive Community Initiatives

Benjamin Roebuck, University of Ottawa

The Limits of Reform? Considering the Impact of Entrenched Occupational Cultures on Community Safety Partnerships

Anne Brunton, British Society of Criminology

CCTV Impact on the Social Construction of Security Stephane Leman-Langlois, University of Montreal


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SESSION 031: ETHNICITY, THEORY AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom G

Chair: Marc Riedel, Southeastern Louisiana University

Collaborative Research with Battered Immigrant Women Nawal Ammar, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

Leslye Orloff, Legal Momentum Mary Ann Dutton, Georgetown University Medical Center

Domestic Violence against Women among Korean-Americans in New York City

Seungmug Lee, Rutgers University Ji Hyon Kang, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Domestic Violence and S.Korean Women; A Test of Feminist Theory across a Continuum of Experiences

Bitna Kim, Sam Houston State University Victoria Titterington, Sam Houston State University

Domestic Violence and Help-seeking Behavior among Immigrant Wives in Korea: The Case of Vietnamese Women

Suyeon Park, Michigan State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 032: CHILDHOOD TRAUMA AND YOUTH RISK-TAKING BEHAVIOR Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom H

Chair: Sarah Browning, North Dakota State University

Child Maltreatment and Gang Membership among Incarcerated Youth in Texas

Amy L. Proctor, Sam Houston State University Janet L. Mullings, Sam Houston State University


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Examining the Effects of Unhealthy Families: A Test of Power Control Theory

Lisa Hutchinson, University of Arkansas at Little Rock David Mueller, Boise State University

Stacy Moak, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Sexual Risk Taking among Delinquent Youth: Modeling the Influence of Family, Peers, Drugs and Trauma

Atika Khurana, The Ohio State University Stephen M. Gavazzi, The Ohio State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 033: TEACHING WORKSHOP: DISCUSSION FORUM ON SPECIAL CHALLENGES IN TEACHING (ORGANIZED BY: ASC TEACHING COMMITTEE) Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Boardroom 21

Chair: Michelle Manasse, Towson University

Ideas for Interactive Teaching in Criminology Jan Hill, Illinois State University

Developing and Teaching Criminology/Criminal Justice Courses Abroad Michelle Manasse, Towson University

Successfully Teaching Large Classes Cathy Santanello, Southern Illinois University

Sleeper Cells to Chatty Cathy: Using Humor to Address Random Acts of Rudeness in the Classroom

Elicka S.L. Peterson, Appalachian State University

Discussant: Jan Hill, Illinois State University


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SESSION 034: JUVENILES IN CUSTODY Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 24

Chair: Alana Roberta Barton, Edge Hill University

Controlling the Front Door of Juvenile Detention: The Role of an Objective Screening Instrument

William Barton, Indiana University School of Social Work G. Roger Jarjoura, Indiana University, Indianapolis

Crystal Garcia, Indiana University School of Public and Environmental Affairs

Comparing Incarceration Environments for Young Offenders: Introducing a Developmental Importation and Deprivation Theory

Kristy N. Matsuda, University of California, Irvine

Discussant: Alida Merlo, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 035: DESIGN AND EARLY RESULTS FROM THE MINNESOTA EXITS AND ENTRIES PROJECT Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 25

Chair: Christopher Uggen, University of Minnesota

Design and Overview of the Minnesota Exits and Entries Project Shelly Schaefer, University of Minnesota

Christopher Uggen, University of Minnesota

Going 'Legit'? Contradictions and Complications in Understandings of Desistance: Evidence from In-depth Interviews with Convicted Offenders during the Process of Reintegration

Ross Macmillan, University of Minnesota Jeanette Hussemann, University of Minnesota


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Redemption Transitions, Aging Out of Foster Care and Narratives of Adulthood

Arturo Baiocchi, University of Minnesota Theresa Swartz, University of Minnesota

What Sober People Do: Perceptions of the Transition to Adulthood for Chemically Dependent Young Adults

Sarah Shannon, University of Minnesota

Post-Therapeutic Subjects: The Techniques of Treatment and the Problem of Reentry

Thomas Walton, University of Minnesota

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 036: GANG IDENTITY AND GANG FORMATION Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 26

Chair: Sandra M. Bucerius, University of Toronto

"We Will Always Be Foreigners" - Identity Construction for Immigrant Gang Members in Germany

Sandra M. Bucerius, University of Toronto

Gangs versus Wannabes: Assessing without Objective Standards Tim Lauger, Indiana University

Gang Formation: A Test of Social Disorganization Theory among Latino Youth

Mary Therese Laske, University of Akron


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SESSION 037: AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC: BLOOD, POWER AND BEDLAM Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 27

Chair: Dave Kauzlarich, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville

Authors: Christopher W. Mullins, University of Northern Iowa

Dawn L. Rothe, Old Dominion University

Discussants: Gregg Barak, Eastern Michigan University David Friedrichs, University of Scranton

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 038: TECHNOLOGY AND INTERNET BASED TEACHING Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 28

Chair: Martha Henderson Hurley, The Citadel

Lessons Great and Small: Virtual Learning from the University to the College Gregory Justis, University of Southern Indiana

Teaching About Hate Crimes On-Line Gregg Etter, University of Central Missouri

Online Teaching Challenges Using a Publisher Developed Course Francis M. Williams, Bridgewater State College

Teaching Using Instant Electronic Feedback Systems Cecil E. Greek, Florida State University


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SESSION 039: CROSS-NATIONAL ATTITUDINAL RESEARCH Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 29

Chair: Ling Ren, Sam Houston State University

Immigration as Threat: An Examination of National Attitudes Michael Costelloe, Northern Arizona University

David A. Jenks, University of West Georgia

Comparing attitudes toward Prostitution in Las Vegas and Vancouver Margaret Alexis Kennedy, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Nicole Joey Pucci, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Carolin Klein, University of British Columbia

Boris Gorzalka, University of British Columbia

A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Dating Violence among Students Attending College in the U.S. and Korea

MiRang Park, University of Florida Angela R. Gover, University of Colorado, Denver

Corruption and Life Satisfaction in Asian Countries Younoh Cho, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 040: CLUB CULTURE AND BOUNCERS IN THE BIG APPLE: FINDINGS FROM THE NEW YORK NIGHT TIME ECONOMY STUDY Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 41

Chair: Crystal Catherine Rodriguez, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY

"Club Culture and Bouncers in the Big Apple: Findings from the New York Night Time Economy Study"

David C. Brotherton, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY


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"Constructing and Regulating Nightlife Spaces: The Nightscape of the Lower East Side"

Richard E. Ocejo, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY

"From Jeans to Black Suits; an Insider's Perspective on the Nighttime economy"

Crystal Catherine Rodriguez, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 041: TEACHING RESEARCH METHODS Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 42

Chair: Heather Pfeifer, University of Baltimore

Academic Achievement and Student Intellectual Development: Implications for Teaching Research Methods to Criminal Justice Undergraduates

Jody L. Sundt, Indiana University Cindy McNair, Indiana University

Aleksandra Jovanovic Snowden, Indiana University

Examples of Integrating Research into the Classroom at a Small Catholic Liberal Arts University

Sarah Livsey, Seton Hill University

Involving First-Year Undergraduates In Criminological Research: Development Of A Key Outcome Measure

William McConnell, North Island College Hendrien L. Kaal, Leiden University

John Marton, North Island College

Teaching Statistics to Social Science Students: Stats From the Three Stooges Robert L. Davidson, East Tennessee State University Robert B. Gardner, East Tennessee State University

Stephen E. Brown, Western Carolina University


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SESSION 042: WHAT'S THE HARM? THE IMPACTS OF HATE CRIME Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 43

Chair: Barb Perry, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

Campus Hate Crime: Another Kind of Colour Blindness Barb Perry, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

Walter DeKeseredy, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

Deadly Impact? Exploring the Effect of Mortality Salience on Arab-American Hate Crimes

Connie M. Koski, University of Nebraska at Omaha Samantha S. Clinkinbeard, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Hate Crime and the Community: The in Terrorem Effect Barb Perry, University of Ontario Institute of Technology Shahid Alvi, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 043: POWER, CONTROL, AND CRIME INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE US Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 44

Chair: Jurg Gerber, Sam Houston State University

General Power-Control Theory of Women: Using a Multigroup SEM Approach to Testing Mean Differences

Bitna Kim, Sam Houston State University Jurg Gerber, Sam Houston State University

Craig Henderson, Sam Houston State University Yeong-Hee Kim, Chungbuk National University


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Factors Related to Male Juvenile Sexual Violence, Rape and Gang Rape: an Integrated Theoretical Approach

Unisa Lerdtomornsakul, Mahidol University Sutham Cheurprakobkit, Kennesaw State University Chankanit kritaya Suriyamanee, Mahidol University

Criminology in a Developing Nation: The Case of Trinidad and Tobago Ericka Adams, University of Illinois at Chicago

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 044: MORAL CRUSADES Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 45

Chair: Kevin A. Wright, Washington State University

DWI: An Argument for Violent Felony Status Michael S. Johnstone, ITT-Technical Institute

Chloe A. Tischler, ITT-Technical Institute

Overcoming a Moral Panic: Assessing Course Impact on Attitudes Toward Sex Offenders

Lisa A. Zilney, Montclair State University

Sexual Offenders and the Containment Crisis: The New Moral Panic Lisa Marie Kruse, Western Michigan University

The Diffusion of End-of-Life Legal Reform: California and the Road Not Taken

Daniel Hillyard, Southern Illinois University Carbondale John Dombrink, University of California Irvine

Matthew Alecock, University of California, Irvine


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SESSION 045: AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC: VIOLENCE AND SERIOUS THEFT: DEVELOPMENT AND PREDICTION FROM CHILDHOOD TO ADULTHOOD Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 46

Chair: Rolf Loeber, University of Pittsburgh

Authors: Rolf Loeber, University of Pittsburgh

David P. Farrington, University of Cambridge Magda Loeber, University of Pittsburgh Helene Raskin White, Rutgers University

Discussants: Buddy Howell, National Youth Gang Center

Brandon C. Welsh, University of Massachusetts Lowell

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 046: HUMAN TRAFFICKING, ORGANIZED CRIME AND PROSTITUTION Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 47

Chair: James Finckenauer, Rutgers Newark

The Phenomenon of Prostitution and its Connections with Organized Crime: from Polish Perspective

Emil Walenty Plywaczewski, Faculty of Law University of Bialystok

Turkey's Legislative & Policy Responses To Human Trafficking Osman Seyhan, University of Texas at Dallas

"Innocent when you dream". Clients and trafficked women in four European countries

Andrea Di Nicola, Transcrime - Joint Research Centre on Transnational Crime - Università degli Studi di Trento - Università Cattolica di Milano


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Human Trafficking -- A Crime that is Organized? James Finckenauer, Rutgers Newark

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 047: INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 48

Chair: Victor Shaw, California State University, Northridge

The Politics of Punishment: A Case Study Traci Garrett, University of Colorado, Boulder Sara Steen, University of Colorado at Boulder

Shelby McKinzey, University of Colorado, Boulder

A Comparative Analysis of American and German Criminal Justice Responses to Adolescent Criminal Behavior

Tanja C Link, University of Kentucky

The Native/Customary Court and Administration of Justice in Contemporary Ghana

Joseph Appiahene-Gyamfi, The University of Texas, Pan American

The Court Experience of People with Mental Disorders, Learning Disabilities and Mental Incapacity in the UK

Roger John Evans, Liverpool John Moores University Neil Hickman, BMRB Social Research

Lucy Joyce, BMRB Social Research Claire McAlpine, BMRB Social Research

Rachael Owen, BMRB Social Research Anna Sweeting, BMRB Social Research


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SESSION 048: THE SUPERVISION OF HIGH-RISK SEX OFFENDERS IN THE COMMUNITY: CHALLENGES, APPLICATION AND IMPACT OF A SPECIALIZED MANAGEMENT TEAM Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Promenade Ballroom E

Chair: Patrick Lussier, Simon Fraser University

An Examination of the Risk Management of High-risk Sex Offenders in British Columbia, Canada

Melissa Dahabieh, Simon Fraser University Patrick Lussier, Simon Fraser University

High-risk Sex Offenders in the Province of British Columbia, Canada: Can We Identify Those At-risk of Re-offending while Under Intensive Supervision?

Nadine Deslauriers-Varin, Simon Fraser University Patrick Lussier, Simon Fraser University

A Quasi-experimental Analysis of the Impact and Efficacy of a Specialized Management Team on the Risk of Re-offending of High-risk Sex Offenders in the Community

Patrick Lussier, Simon Fraser University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 049: FAMILY STRUCTURE AND JUVENILE OFFENDING Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Promenade Ballroom F

Chair: Mahfuzul Khondaker, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

Family Structure on Adolescent Offending: An Examination of the Effects of Gender and Race/Ethnicity

Catherine Kaukinen, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Robert Apel, University at Albany, State University of New York

Stephen Cernkovich, Bowling Green State University


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Family Transition and Juvenile Delinquency Qing Wei, University of New York at Albany

Preventing Delinquency Among Children in Foster Care: The Impact of Kinship Care Placement.

Stacey Nofziger, University of Akron

The Impact of Family Structure on Delinquency: Understanding the Influence of Multiple Family Forms

Jennifer Brown, Bowling Green State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 050: GENDER ISSUES, VICTIMIZATION AND VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Rose Garden

Chair: Arrick Lee Jackson, University of North Texas

Domestic Violence: An Examination of Offender Gender, Prior Offense History, and Recidivism

Erin Kleymann, University of New Mexico Danielle Albright, University of New Mexico

Lisa Broidy, University of New Mexico Kristine Denman, University of New Mexico

Dale W. Willits, University of New Mexico

Gender Differences in Intimate Partner Victimization and Offending using NIBRS data

Alesha Durfee, Arizona State University

Rape Law Reform: 15 Years Later Elizabeth Keller, University of Nebraska at Omaha

The Proving Grounds: Gender and Hate Crime Law Jessica Hodge, University of Missouri, Kansas City


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SESSION 051: CO-OCCURING DISORDERS AND TREATMENT Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom A

Chair: Celia C. Lo, University of Alabama

Co-occurring Disorders among Arrestees: Data from the AARIN Project in Maricopa County, Arizona

David E. Choate, Arizona State University Andrew Fox, Arizona State University

Charles M. Katz, Arizona State University Nancy Rodriguez, Arizona State University

Drug and Alcohol Use, the Academic Ethic, and Academic Dishonesty Among College Students

Nathan W. Pino, Texas State University

Drug, Alcohol, and Mental Health Disorders: The Emerging Importance of Identifying this High Risk Population

Kimberly Houser, Temple University Steven Belenko, Temple University

Sequencing and Prediction of Adolescent Soft Drug Initiation: The Efficacy of Stage Theory and Distal-Proximal Mediation

Rebecca J. Howell, University of Alabama

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 052: CONSEQUENCES OF VICTIMIZATION FOR ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom B

Chair: Jennifer N. Shaffer, Arizona State University

Consequences of Bullying and Criminal Victimization in High School and College

Jennifer N. Shaffer, Arizona State University Matt Newman, Arizona State University


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Consequences of Sexual, Physical, and Emotional Victimization for Self-Esteem Among Low-Income Women

Lauren Michelle Kaplan, University of Miami Terrence D. Hill, University of Miami

Fear and Perceived Risk of Victimization among University Students Carly M. Hilinski, Grand Valley State University

Daniel Lee, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Risk Interpretation at School: A Study of Interrelationships among Victimization, Risk and Fear

Pamela Wilcox, University of Cincinnati Bradford Reyns, University of Cincinnati

Billy Henson, University of Cincinnati

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 053: FINDINGS FROM THE COMMUNITY YOUTH DEVELOPMENT STUDY AFTER 4 YEARS OF THE COMMUNITIES THAT CARE INTERVENTION Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom C

Chair: Richard F. Catalano, University of Washington

The Community Youth Development Study: A Community Randomized Trial of the Communities That Care System

Richard F. Catalano, University of Washington J. David Hawkins, University of Washington

Michael W. Arthur, University of Washington Eric C. Brown, University of Washington

Robert D. Abbott, University of Washington David M. Murray, Ohio State University

Communities that Care: System and Program-level Implementation Fidelity in the Community Youth Development Study

Abigail A. Fagan, University of South Carolina Koren Hanson, University of Washington

J. David Hawkins, University of Washington Michael W. Arthur, University of Washington


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Effects of Communities That Care on Adolescent Delinquent Behavior and Substance use in the Community Youth Development Study

Sabrina Oesterle, University of Washington Eric C. Brown, University of Washington

J. David Hawkins, University of Washington Robert D. Abbott, University of Washington

Michael W. Arthur, University of Washington Richard F. Catalano, University of Washington

Discussant: Delbert S. Elliott, University of Colorado

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 054: FEDERAL CRIME PREVENTION INITIATIVES Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom D

Chair: Natalie Kroovand Hipple, Michigan State University

The Effect of Targeted Prosecutions on Neighborhood Levels of Aggravated Assault with a Firearm

Scott Decker, Arizona State University Beth Huebner, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Daniel P. Duplantier, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Public Perceptions of Punishment Risk: Findings From A Project Safe Neighborhoods Site

Brad A. Myrstol, University of Arkansas

De Federal Law Enforcement Grants Reduce Serious Crime? John L. Worrall, The University of Texas at Dallas

Independent Evaluation of the National Weed and Seed Strategy James Trudeau, RTI International

Jon Blitstein, RTI International David Chrest, RTI International


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SESSION 055: CRIME AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN CHINA SESSION I: THE CURRENT KNOWLEDGE BASE AND PROSPECTS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom E

Chair: Lening Zhang, Saint Francis University

Data Sources and Measurement in Crime and Criminal Justice of China Jianhong Liu, University of Macau

Marketization and Corruption in Reform China: Theory and Research Olivia Yu, University of Texas, San Antonio

Criminal Victimization in China: A Literature Review Yue (Angela) Zhuo Zhuo, University at Albany

Steven F. Messner, University at Albany, SUNY Lening Zhang, Saint Francis University

Chinese Transnational Criminal Activities Sheldon Zhang, San Diego State University

Ko-lin Chin, Rutgers University

China's War on Drugs Amy Situ-Liu, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

Peter Liu, Monmouth University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 056: DEVELOPING AND ASSESSING STRATEGIES FOR SUCCESSFUL REINTEGRATION Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom F

Chair: Richard F. Culp, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Examining Emerging Adulthood in the Context of the Justice System Anne Janku, Missouri Office of State Courts

Rick McElfresh, Office of State Courts Administrator Jolene Watkins, Office of State Courts Administrator


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Leap of Faith? A Systematic Review on the Effect of Faith-Based Initiatives on Recidivism

Laura Gross, Northeastern University

Police-led Restorative Justice Conferencing: Experience, Learning, or Skill Maintenance?

Daniel Woods, University of Pennsylvania

"For Life, God, and the Kids: Motivations and Pathways out of Prostitution via Prostitution Helping Programs"

Sharon Oselin, California State University, Los Angeles

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 057: REAFFIRMING REHABILITATION: EFFECTIVE CORRECTIONAL INTERVENTION Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom G

Chairs: Brenda Vose, University of North Florida

Francis T. Cullen, University of Cincinnati

The Primary Factors that Characterize Effective Interventions with Juvenile Offenders

Mark Lipsey, Vanderbilt University

Evidence-Based Public Policy Options to Reduce Crime and Criminal Justice Costs: Implications in Washington State

Elizabeth Drake, Washington State Institute for Public Policy Steve Aos, Washington State Institute for Public Policy

Marna G. Miller, Washington State Institute for Public Policy

Validating the Principles of Effective Intervention through Meta-analysis: "What Works" in Corrections

Paula Smith, University of Cincinnati Paul Gendreau, University of Cincinnati Kristin Swartz, University of Cincinnati

Discussant: Pat Van Voorhis, University of Cincinnati


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SESSION 058: VIOLENCE, VICTIMIZATION, AND COLLECTIVE EFFICACY Wednesday, November 12 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom H

Chair: Brent Teasdale, University of Akron

Homicide in Bogota: Do Social Capital and Collective Efficacy Matter? Gipsy Escobar, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY

The "Other City" in the Bay Area: Neighborhood Culture and Violent Crime in Oakland, California

Mark E. Correia, San Jose State University

The Impact of Victimization on Participation in a Crime Prevention Association

Ji Hyon Kang, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

"Knifing Off" the Neighborhood: Do the Effects of Collective Efficacy Wane in Later Adolescence?

Lori A. Burrington, Pennsylvania State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 059: PERCEPTIONS OF PRISONER RE-ENTRY AND RE-ENTRY SERVICES Wednesday, November 12 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 24

Chair: Michael E. Antonio, Pennsylvania Department of Corrections

Ex-Offenders' Perceptions of Reentry Services Caitlin J. McGuire, Temple University

On Becoming a Parole Agent: Training and Socialization During Reentry Reform

Danielle Sheldon Rudes, George Mason University


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Public's Perception Toward Returning Prisoners Sunyoung Park, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

The Social Construction of Prisoner Reentry Andrea Leverentz, University of Massachusetts, Boston

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 060: SPECIAL POPULATIONS IN JUVENILE JUSTICE Wednesday, November 12 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 25

Chair: Mary E. Poulin, Justice Research and Statistics Association

A Classification of Youths Served in a Mentoring Program for At-risk Youths Mary E. Poulin, Justice Research and Statistics Association

Connecticut's Innovative Approach with Status Offenders: An Evaluation of the Family With Service Needs Project

Kimberly Sokoloff, State of Connecticut Judicial Branch, Kristin Winokur, The Justice Research Center

Shiyloh L. Duncan, California State University, Bakersfield

Poor, Abused, and Neglected Youth in a Fair Society Brenda Geiger, Bar-Ilan University

Michael Fischer, Norfolk State University

The Mental Health Diagnoses and Educational Attainment among Juveniles Committed in Pulaski County, Arkansas

Ashley M. Miller, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 061: SEXUAL ASSAULT AND VICTIMIZATION AMONG THE INCARCERATED POPULATION Wednesday, November 12 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 26

Chair: Clairissa D. Breen, Temple University


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Explaining Sexual Assaults among Male Inmates in Prisons Moonki Hong, Florida State University

Victimization of Inmates by Staff and Fellow Inmates during Periods of Incarceration

Kristin Marie Tennyson, University of Florida Saskia Danielle Santos, University of Florida

Deanna M. Perez, University of Colorado Denver Angela R. Gover, University of Colorado, Denver

The Impact of Drugs on the Sexual Behavior of African American Male Inmates

Tawandra L. Rowell, University of Pennsylvania

Externalization and Victim-Blaming Among a Sample of Incarcerated Females Arrick Lee Jackson, University of North Texas

Schannae Lucas, Lewis University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 062: GENDER AND RISK ASSESSMENT Wednesday, November 12 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 27

Chair: Kristy Holtfreter, Arizona State University

The Level of Service Inventory-Revised: A Review and Analysis of the Research

W. Carsten Andresen, Travis County Adult Probation

Predictive Validity of the Level of Service Inventory-Revised: Recidivism Among Female Probationers and Parolees in Iowa

Brenda Vose, University of North Florida Shamir Ratansi, Central Connecticut State University

The Predictive Validity of Two Criminal Risk Assessment Tools Among a Sample of Pennsylvania Offenders

Bret Bucklen, PA Department of Corrections and University of Maryland


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Testing the Texas Risk Needs Assessment Instrument for Gender Bias Howard Henderson, Sam Houston State University

Elycia Daniel, Lamar University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 063: POLICE LEADERSHIP Wednesday, November 12 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 28

Chair: Joseph A. Schafer, Southern Illinois University

Leadership and Effectiveness: An Examination of the Leadership Styles of Texas Police Chiefs

Mary B. Sarver, Kaplan University Holly Miller, Sam Houston State University

Jennifer Schulenberg, Sam Houston State University

Police Leadership - Lessons Learned and Suggested Training Modules Maki Haberfeld, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

PJ Ortmeier, Grossmont College Steve Morreale, Worcester State College

The Ineffective Police Leader: Traits, Habits, and Acts of (Co)omission Joseph A. Schafer, Southern Illinois University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 064: MALE VICTIMIZATION: ISSUES AND CONTROVERSIES Wednesday, November 12 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 29

Chair: Ann Marie Popp, Duquesne University

Disclosure of Sexual Assault by Men Who Have Sex with Men Cassandra Jones, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Chitra Raghavan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice


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Shame, Anger, and Violence Among Men Who Have Sex with Men Abbie Loveland Tuller, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Chitra Raghavan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Victim Characteristics and Situational Factors of Reported Homosexual Domestic Abuse Incidents

Katie A. Farina, Villanova University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 065: CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON PRISONIZATION AND CORRECTIONS Wednesday, November 12 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 41

Chair: Jeff Mellow, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

A Social Control Theory of Corrections: Understanding our System in Terms of "Why Not"?

Julie Lynn Globokar, University of Illinois at Chicago

Predictors of Mass Incarceration: New Approaches to a Recurrent Question C. Micheal Carter, University of Delaware

Reducing Barriers to Successful Correctional Health Care Contractors Jeff Mellow, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Julie Viollaz, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY Ji Hyon Kang, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Why Private Prisons Don't Save Money: Examining Overhead Costs Through SEC Documents

Paul Leighton, Eastern Michigan University


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 066: CRIME AND STATE POWER: POLITICAL CHALLENGES, ETHICAL DILEMMAS, AND PRACTICAL OBSTACLES Wednesday, November 12 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 42

Chair: Karen Corteen, Edge Hill University

We Can Work it Out: The Research Process, Ethics and Duty of Care Julie T. Davies, Edge Hill University

Walking the Line: Involvement, Intervention and Care of the Self in Critical Research

Alana Roberta Barton, Edge Hill University

Critical Research in a Cold Climate: The Politics of Dissemination Karen Corteen, Edge Hill University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 067: REPORTING, THEORIZING ABOUT AND DEFENDING WHITE COLLAR CRIME Wednesday, November 12 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 43

Chair: Mark Motivans, Bureau of Justice Statistics

Victim Characteristics and White Collar Crime Reporting April Wall, The National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C) John Kane, The National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C)

Low Self-control and White-collar Crime Revisited: An Analysis Using Nationally Representative Self-report Data

Robert G. Morris, University of Texas at Dallas Jurg Gerber, Sam Houston State University

Scott Menard, Sam Houston State University


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Defending The Indigent White- Collar Criminal: Federal Public Defender Defense Strategies

Mark Richard Pogrebin, University of Colorado, Denver

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 068: ART, MUSIC AND REPRESENTATION: GLOBAL CONFLICT AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION Wednesday, November 12 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 44

Chair: Carla J. Barrett, SUNY College at Old Westbury

The Pain That Criminology Cannot Contain: Suffering and Exclusion in Social Representation

Michelle Brown, Ohio University

The Inquietude of Submarine Man and the Counter-geographies of Globalization: Buenos Aires Stencil Art

Stephanie Kane, Indiana University

"I Broke the Law? No the Law Broke Me": Constructing Palestine/Israel Through Hip Hop

Judah Schept, Indiana University

From John Lennon to A Perfect Circle: Music as Justice Commentary Ellen C. Leichtman, Eastern Kentucky University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 069: CHARACTERISTICS, PERCEPTIONS, AND NEEDS OF GIRLS IN THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM Wednesday, November 12 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 45

Chair: Liza Chowdhury, Rutgers University


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Female Juvenile Sex Offenders: Mental Health Needs and Relationship Problems

Kristina Stavros, Arizona State University Dominique Roe-Sepowitz, Arizona State University

"St. Mary's is Gaytown:" Girls' Perceptions of Same-Sex Sexual Behavior in Juvenile Residential Treatment

Vanessa R. Panfil, University at Albany Dana Peterson, University at Albany, State University of New York

Girl Scouts in Detention Centers: The Construction of Identity Within an Institutional Programming Initiative

Jennifer Colanese, Indiana University

Tales from the Field: Frontline Workers Speak about the Needs of Girls in the System

Crystal Garcia, Indiana University School of Public and Environmental Affairs

Jodi Lane, University of Florida

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 070: AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC: JUDGING JUVENILES: PROSECUTING ADOLESCENTS IN ADULT AND JUVENILE COURTS Wednesday, November 12 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 46

Chair: Geoff Ward, Northeastern University

Author: Aaron Kupchik, University of Delaware

Discussants: Alexes Harris, University of Washington Simon Singer, Northeastern University

Jeffery Todd Ulmer, Penn State University


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 071: CRIMINAL JUSTICE POLICY AND PRACTICE Wednesday, November 12 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 47

Chair: Sebahattin Gultekin, University of North Texas

Designing Safer Neighborhoods: Can CPTED Succeed? Kubra Gultekin, University of North Texas

Sebahattin Gultekin, University of North Texas

Finding Explanations on the Growth of Incarceration and the Reductions in Crime: Incapacity or Social Threats?

Hyeyoung Lim, Sam Houston State University

Proposition 36: "An Absolute Revolving Door" According to Law Enforcement

Christie Gardiner, California State University, Fullerton

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 072: EVIDENCE-BASED RESEARCH AND POLICY IN POLICING Wednesday, November 12 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 48

Chair: Josh Battin, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Hot Spotting in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: A Review of Evidence-Based Policing

Josh Battin, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Evidence-based Policing: A Proactive approach in Eliminating Crime-prone Areas

Avdi Avdija, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Evidence-based Policing Applications to S. Korea's Increased Violent Crime Rates

Jeong Hyun Kim, Korean National Police


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 073: INMATE HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE IN AMERICA'S PRISONS Wednesday, November 12 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Promenade Ballroom E

Chair: Michael D. Reisig, Arizona State University

A Multistate Analysis of Male Prison Mortality Evelyn Joy Patterson, Pennsylvania State University

Caring for the Condemned: Examining Barriers to Prison Health Care Meredith Martin Rountree, University of Texas, Austin

Fear of Disease and Correctional Officer Well-Being and Work Performance Julia Scott, Indiana University

Jody L. Sundt, Indiana University Brent Abraham Funderburk, Indiana University

Stephanie Whitehead, Indiana University

Holding Steady or Fading Fast? The Physical Health of Older Inmates Serving Life Without Parole

Margaret E. Leigey, California State University, Chico

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 074: COMMUNITIES AND VIOLENT CRIME Wednesday, November 12 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Rose Garden

Chair: Patrick Carr, Rutgers University

Misperceived Neighborhood Values and Informal Social Control Barbara Warner, Georgia State University

Keri Burchfield, Northern Ilinois University

Schools, Neighborhoods and Adolescent Conflicts: A Situational Examination of Reciprocal Dynamics

Rod Brunson, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale Jody Miller, University of Missouri St. Louis


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Marginalized Urban Males Perspectives on the Efficacy of Community Justice Practitioners to Reduce Youth Violence

Deanna Wilkinson, Ohio State University Chauncey Beaty, Ohio State University

What Moms Supply: An Analysis of Delinquent and Non-delinquent Girls in Three High-Crime Philadelphia Neighborhoods

Patrick Carr, Rutgers University Laura Napolitano, University of Pennsylvania

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 075: FROM THE STREETS, TO THE COURTS & CUSTODY: UNDERSTANDING THE EXPERIENCES OF MARGINALIZED YOUTH Wednesday, November 12 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom A

Chair: Carla Cesaroni, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

"We're locking the door:" Pathways to youth homelessness and beyond Shahid Alvi, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

Hannah Scott, University of Ontario Institute of Technology Wendy Stanyon, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

Parental Involvement in Young People's Justice System Experiences Michele Peterson-Badali, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education,

University of Toronto Julia Broeking, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of

Toronto Maggie Clarke, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of

Toronto

"Nothing but Uncertainty ":The Experiences of Adolescent Males in Detention Carla Cesaroni, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

Michele Peterson-Badali, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto

Holly Pelvin, University of Ontario Institute of Technology Lisa Manerowski, University of Ontario Institute of Technology


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Differences in Staff vs. Youth Perceptions about Conditions of Confinement in Juvenile Facilities

Ann Marie Rocheleau, Stonehill College

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 076: EVIDENCE-BASED CRIME PREVENTION I Wednesday, November 12 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom B

Chair: Brandon C. Welsh, University of Massachusetts Lowell

Effects of Problem-Oriented Policing on Crime and Disorder: A Systematic Review

Cody Telep, George Mason University David Weisburd, University of Maryland

John E. Eck, University of Cincinnati Joshua C. Hinkle, University of Maryland

Why has this Protocol Taken 5 Years? Lessons Learned from the Campbell Corporate Crime Deterrence Project

Sally S. Simpson, University of Maryland William S. Laufer, University of Pennsylvania

N. Craig Smith, INSEAD Natalie Schell, University of Maryland

Rachael Wyckoff, University of Maryland Kerry Richmond, University of Maryland, College Park

Megan Bears, University of Maryland

Systematic Review of Interventions with Violent Offenders Darrick Jolliffe, University of Leicester

David P. Farrington, University of Cambridge

Discussant: Peter Grabosky, Australian National University


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 077: JUVENILE WAIVER TO ADULT COURT: TRENDS AND EFFECTIVENESS Wednesday, November 12 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom C

Chair: Alida Merlo, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Examining Juvenile Transfer Practices in Arkansas Over a Six Year Period Joseph Bradley McSherry, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Juvenile Status and Sentencing Disparity in Adult Court: The Role of Guideline Departures

Megan Kurlychek, University at Albany, SUNY Brian D. Johnson, University of Maryland

Paternalism or Punishment? An Examination of Judicial Waiver in One State Alison S. Burke, Southern Oregon University

Unpacking the Causal Effect of Adult Transfer on Recidivism: A Propensity Score Matching Approach

Kristin Johnson, University of Florida Chris Gibson, University of Florida

Lonn Lanza-Kaduce, University of Florida Donna Bishop, Northeastern University

PRESIDENTIAL SESSION

SESSION 078: PRESIDENTIAL SESSION: ONE ROOM, MANY DOORS: CHALLENGES OF DATA INTEGRATION Wednesday, November 12 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom D

Chair: James P. Lynch, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

A Further Specification of the Strain-violence Link: The Benefits of a Mixed Methods Approach

Kristin Carbone-Lopez, University of Missouri, St. Louis Lee Ann Slocum, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Andres F. Rengifo, University of Missouri, St. Louis


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Feminist Research and Praxis in the Context of Neoliberalism Molly Dragiewicz, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

Cross-national Research and the Declining Significance of the Nation State James P. Lynch, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Experimental and Non-Experimental Insights Christine Horne, Washington State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 079: EXAMINATIONS OF GENDER IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE DECISION MAKING Wednesday, November 12 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom F

Chair: Noelle E. Fearn, Saint Louis University

Does Gender Really Matter? Analyzing Sentencing Outcomes for Sex Offenders in Florida

Colby Lynne Valentine, Florida State University

Investigating Probation Officers' Decisions to Sanction and Help Women Offenders: The Role of Gender and Specialization

Omar Aquino, Loyola University Chicago Loretta Jane Stalans, Loyola University Chicago

Violent Women: Pushing the Limits of Chivalry? Noelle E. Fearn, Saint Louis University

Cortney Franklin, Sam Houston State University Travis W. Franklin, Washington State University


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 080: SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS AND DRUG USE AMONG ARRESTED YOUTH Wednesday, November 12 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom G

Chair: Steven Belenko, Temple University

Drug Use, Sexually Transmitted Diseases, STD/HIV Risk Behavior among Female and Male Arrested Youths

Richard Dembo, University of South Florida Steven Belenko, Temple University

Kristina Childs, University of South Florida

Individual and Community Risk Factors for Sexually Transmitted Diseases among Arrested Youths: A Two Level Analysis

Kristina Childs, University of South Florida Richard Dembo, University of South Florida

Steven Belenko, Temple University Jennifer Wareham, Wayne State University

The Effectiveness of Prior STI Prevention Services for Non-Incarcerated Adolescent Offenders

Christopher Salvatore, Temple University Doris Weiland, Temple University Steven Belenko, Temple University

Spatial Distribution of Sexually Transmitted Infections among Juvenile Offenders

Jennifer Wareham, Wayne State University Richard Dembo, University of South Florida

Steven Belenko, Temple University

Discussant: Steven Belenko, Temple University


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 081: RECENT RESEARCH FROM THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE'S JUSTICE SYSTEMS RESEARCH DIVISION Wednesday, November 12 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom H

Chair: Nancy Merritt, National Institute of Justice

Policy Implications from the SVORI Multi-site Offender Re-Entry Evaluation Christy Visher, University of Delaware

Pamela K. Lattimore, RTI International

Assessing Consistency and Fairness in Sentencing: A Comparative Study in Three States

Brian Ostram, National Center of State Courts

Gendered Violence and Safety: A Contextual Approach to Improving Security in Women's Facilities

Barbara Owen, California State University, Fresno

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 082: CAUSES, IMAGES, AND DYNAMICS OF CORPORATE CRIME Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Boardroom 21

Chair: Ann Borden, University of Oklahoma

Causes and Consequences of Corporate Securities Fraud: A Criminological Approach

Yuxuan Nie, Rutgers University

Corporate Crime and Media Discourses: Comparing Conservative and Liberal Newspaper Accounts of Enron.

Jason Davis, University of South Florida, St Petersburg

Jerome Kerviel: Mastermind or Scapegoat? Rodney Huff, National White Collar Crime Center

John Kane, The National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C)


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Stocks, Spam, and Mass Market Manipulation Matthew C. Leone, University of Nevada, Reno

Jon Maskaly, University of Nevada, Reno

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 083: CRIMINOLOGY OF WAR AND PEACE Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Boardroom 22

Chair: Vincenzo Ruggiero, Middlesex University

The Pursuit of Non-Violent Criminology Bruce DiCristina, University of North Dakota

Illegal Economies in War and Post-War Societies Vesna Nikolic-Ristanovic, Victimology Society of Serbia

Criminalizing War Vincenzo Ruggiero, Middlesex University

Evolving "Enemy": Comparing American War Tactics in the Korean War and Operation Iraqi Freedom

M. Bess Vincent, Tulane University

Discussant: Harold Pepinsky, University of Indiana

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 084: RELIGION, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND VICTIMIZATION: UNDERSTUDIED CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 24

Chair: Kent R. Kerley, University of Alabama at Birmingham


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An Empirical Analysis of the Relationship between Law, Morality, and Personal Conduct

Henry F. Fradella, California State University, Long Beach Brenda Vogel, California State University, Long Beach

Faithful Departed: Assessing Desires for Atonement in Death Chamber Narratives

Stephen K. Rice, Seattle University Julie J. Exline, Case Western Reserve University Danielle Dirks, The University of Texas at Austin

Adult Religiosity and Early Negative Social Experiences: The Role of Violent Victimization and Neighborhood Disadvantage.

Patrick Seffrin, Bowling Green State University

Discussant: Jeffery Todd Ulmer, Penn State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 085: BRINGING COLLEGE STUDENTS INSIDE THE WALLS: THE INSIDE-OUT PRISON EXCHANGE PROGRAM Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 25

Turning Service Learning Inside-Out: A Challenge to the "Helping" Dynamic Lori Pompa, Temple University, Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program

Bringing Policy Analysis and Formulation "Inside" a Community-Based Learning Experience: Using Classroom Projects To Enhance Drug Policy Understanding

Gerald Stahler, Temple University

Examining the Inside-Out Model at a State Correctional Facility Kathryn Healey, Widener University Kathryn Mason, Widener University

Phyllis Jones-Carter, SCI Chester


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 086: EXPLAINING SEXUAL VIOLENCE Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 26

Chair: Callie H. Burt, University of Georgia

An Experimental Investigation of the Factors Influencing Sexual Assault Melissa L. Harrison, Mississippi State University

Kristine Jacquin, Mississippi State University John Cochran, University of South Florida Shayne Jones, University of South Florida

Christopher Sullivan, University of South Florida

Female Sex Trafficking and Prostitution in the United States: Exploring Experiences of Sexual and Physical Violence

Amalia Soledad Paladino, City University of New York

Model of Vulnerability for Sexual Victimization: Impact of Poor Attachment, Child Maltreatment, and Scarred Sexuality

Joan Adkins Reid, University of South Florida Christopher Sullivan, University of South Florida

Predictors of Sexual Victimization and Coercion Against Male and Female Russian University Students in Intimate Relationships

Aleksandra Vladimirovna Lysova, Far Eastern National University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 087: PEER INFLUENCE AND DELINQUENCY Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 27

Chair: Jeffrey W. Rosky, Washington State University

Peer Influence on School Performance and Delinquency David Brownfield, University of Toronto at Mississauga

Kevin Thompson, North Dakota State University


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Sex Differences in Association with Deviant Peers Constance Chapple, University of Cincinnati

Jamie Vaske, University of Cincinnati

The Color of Friendship: Race/Ethnicity, Gender, and the Relationships between Friendship and Delinquency

Meredith Gwynne Fair Worthen, University of Texas at Austin

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 088: GENDER, RACE/ETHNICITY, CLASS AND INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 28

Chair: Melinda Roberts York, Washington State University

Gender Symmetry Revisited: Examining Men's and Women's Experiences of IPV across the Life Course

Kristin Carbone-Lopez, University of Missouri, St. Louis Callie Rennison, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Gender, Victim-Offender Relationship, and Injury: Results from Two Surveys Jerome McKean, Ball State University

The Inequality of Intimate Partner Violence: How Social Class Impacts Experiences of and Reactions to Victimization

Jana Jasinski, University of Central Florida Erin Nabors, University of Central Florida

Through the Eyes of Latina Survivors: Domestic Violence and the Criminal Justice System

Jaclyn D. Smith, National Institute of Justice Angela Moore, Office of Research and Evaluation


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 089: CRIMINAL JUSTICE POLICYMAKING IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 29

Chair: Barbara Ann Stolz, Government Accountability Office

A Comparative Analysis of Sex Offender Laws Michael P. Brown, Ball State University

A Critical Examination of Recent Shifts in Canada's Sex Offender Policy Heather Alexandra Rollwagen, University of Calgary

Predicting Abolition: A Cross-National Survival Analysis of the Social and Political Determinants of Death Penalty Statutes.

Stephanie Kent, Cleveland State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 090: SYSTEMIC RESPONSES TO YOUTH WITH FAMILY PROBLEMS: THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN FAMILY PROBLEMS, CHILD WELFARE, AND DELINQUENCY SYSTEM INVOLVEMENT Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 41

Chair: Jennifer Fratello, Vera Institute of Justice

Pathways and Service Needs of PINS/JD's in New York City Michael Lens, Vera Institute of Justice

Family Issues as a Predictor of Detention Decisions at Arraignment Jennifer Fratello, Vera Institute of Justice

A Statewide Assessment of Respite Care Services in New York State Annie Salsich, Vera Institute of Justice

Discussant: Annie Salsich, Vera Institute of Justice


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 091: NEW DIRECTIONS IN RESEARCH ON RACE, ETHNICITY, AND STRUCTURAL INEQUALITY Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 42

Chair: Stacy De Coster, North Carolina State University

Structural Community Characteristics, Collective Efficacy, and Individual-Level Intimate Partner Violence in Three Cities

Amie L. Nielsen, University of Miami Terrence D. Hill, University of Miami

Ronald Angel, University of Texas at Austin

Social Disorganization Theory: The Definition of Neighborhoods, (In)Determinacy, and External Crime

Kristin Williams, North Carolina State University

The Same but Different: Variations in the Relationship of Structural Disadvantage and Delinquency for Blacks and Latinos.

Stacy Marie Wittrock, University of Iowa

Mapping the Terrain of Perceptions of Injustice: The Case of Chicago Youth Carla Shedd, Columbia University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 092: DIFFICULTIES DOING ETHNOGRAPHIES IN DIVERSE SETTINGS: PRISONS TO CLUBS TO RESERVATIONS Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 43

Chair: Wilson Raul Palacios, University of South Florida

"I Threw Up a Little Bit in My Mouth": Doing Feminist Research in Non-Feminist Spaces

Brittnie Aiello, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Sarah Becker, Louisiana State University


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Unsettling Moments: the Racialised, Gendered and Classed Dynamics of Prison Ethnography

Coretta Phillips, London School of Economics and Political Science Rod Earle, London School of Economics and Political Science

Indian Gaming: An Ethnographic Study of the Lake Traverse Reservation - Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux (Oyate)

Roy Frank Janisch, Pittsburg State University

"You Came in Through Friend…You're Accepted in My Book:" Obtaining Interviews from Middle-to-upper Class Drug Users

Dina M. Perrone, Bridgewater State College

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 093: METHODS AND PLACE FROM MICRO TO MACRO Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 44

Chair: Sue-Ming Yang, Georgia State University

Space-time Case-control Study of Daily Activities and Gunshot Assault among Adolescents in Philadelphia

Douglas Wiebe, University of Pennsylvania Therese S. Richmond, University of Pennsylvania

Paul D. Allison, University of Pennsylvania Elijah Anderson, Yale University

Wensheng Guo, University of Pennsylvania Judd Hollander, University of Pennsylvania

Michael L. Nance, Childrens' Hospital of Philadelphia C. William Schwab, University of Pennsylvania Charles C. Branas, University of Pennsylvania

Measuring Crime and Incivilities at the 'Micro' Place: An Examination of Divergent Methods

Laura Ann Wyckoff, University of Maryland


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The Accuracy of Supplementary Homicide Report Data for Large U.S. Cities Colin Loftin, University at Albany, State University of New York

David McDowall, University at Albany, State University of New York Matthew D. Fetzer, University at Albany

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 094: CRIME AND JUSTICE IN INDIA Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 45

Chair: Prabha Unnithan, Colorado State University

Perception of Crime in Colonial India Mahendra P. Singh, Grambling State University

Police Administration and Justice in Medieval India: An Examination of Policy in Mughal India

Farrukh B. Hakeem, Shaw University

Crimes against Women: An Indian Perspective Sheetal Ranjan, William Paterson University

Changing Culture and Its Effect on Crime and Criminal Behavior Suman Kakar, Florida International University

Does Higher Education Affect Perceptions Amongst Police Personnel? An Affirmative Answer from India

Arvind Verma, Indiana University Julia Scott, Indiana University

Doug N. Evans, Indiana University


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 095: ASSESSING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PARTNER SELECTION AND CRIME Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 46

Chair: Terence P. Thornberry, University of Colorado

The Antisocial Trajectory: The Influence of Assortative Mating and Mate Concordance

Kelly Evelyn Knight, University of Colorado at Boulder

Assortative Mating and the Development of Criminal Behavior Marieke van Schellen, Utrecht University Anne Rigt Poortman, Utrecht University

Paul Nieuwbeerta, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement

Dual v. Sole Arrests: A Comparison of Heterosexual Intimate Partner Abuse Cases

Jenn Roark, University of Colorado at Boulder

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 096: THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM, FAMILY ROLES, AND DESISTANCE Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 47

Chair: Sara Wakefield, University of California, Irvine

The Effect of Incarceration on Cohabitation, Marriage and Fertility in Young Adulthood

Gary Sweeten, Arizona State University Robert Apel, University at Albany, State University of New York

Reunification and Mothers' Reentry: Does Living with Children After Incarceration Affect Social Bonding?

Venezia Michalsen, Women's Prison Association


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Fatherhood as a Path toward Desistance Maya Silva, Temple University

The Transition to Parenthood for Juvenile Criminal Offenders Elizabeth Cauffman, University of California, Irvine

Sara Wakefield, University of California, Irvine

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 097: POLITICAL WHITE COLLAR CRIME Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 48

Chair: Dean C. Alexander, Western Illinois University

Fairer Sex, Fairer System, or the Other: Gender and Corruption in the Comparative Perspective

Nafisa Halim, University of New Mexico Lisa Broidy, University of New Mexico

Presidential Scandal: From Washington to George W. Bush Frank E. Hagan, Mercyhurst College

Better Late Than Never: Delayed Justice for Political Crime Harry William Adams, Prairie View A&M University

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SESSION 098: CULTURAL CRIMINOLOGY: AN INVITATION Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Promenade Ballroom E

Chair: Jeff Ferrell, Texas Christian University and University of Kent, UK

Meaning and Demeaning: The Two Criminologies Jock Young, University of Kent, UK


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Kill Method Jeff Ferrell, Texas Christian University and University of Kent, UK

Bicycles to Genocide: The Panorama of Cultural Criminology Mark Hamm, Indiana State University

Jeff Ferrell, Texas Christian University and University of Kent, UK

Crime into Commodity, Rebellion into Money: Marketing and the Barbarian Temperament

Keith Hayward, University of Kent, UK

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SESSION 099: WEAPONS, MOTIVATION, AND POLICY - UNDERSTANDING TERRORISM FROM MANY ANGLES Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Promenade Ballroom F

Chair: Richard Legault, University of Maryland

Does Legitimacy Matter? Support for Anti-American Violence in Three Predominantly Muslim Countries

Derrick Franke, University of Maryland

Understanding the Use of Improvised Explosive Devices in Terrorist Incidents Richard Legault, University of Maryland

Gary LaFree, University of Maryland

Are Terrorists like Other Types of Criminals? - Results from the Federal Sentencing Data

James Hendrickson, University of Maryland Richard Legault, University of Maryland

Negotiation and Amnesty in Algerian Terrorism Amber Stoesser, University of Maryland


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SESSION 100: ADDRESSING SEX CRIMES: SEX OFFENDER INTERVENTION AND THE PERSPECTIVES OF SEXUAL ABUSE VICTIMS Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Rose Garden

Chair: Lisa L. Sample, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Barriers to Reporting Sexual Abuse: Child and Youth Assessments of The State

Heather Hlavka, Marquette University

Juvenile Sex Offender Aftercare and Reintegration Post Adam Walsh Act & SORNA

Jaime S. Henderson, Temple University Philip W. Harris, Temple University

Potential Consequences of Sex Offender Residency Restriction Laws: Housing Availability and Offender Displacement

Christopher Bruell, Northeastern University Marc L. Swatt, Northeastern University

Lisa L. Sample, University of Nebraska at Omaha

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SESSION 101: COMMERCIAL SEXUAL EXPLOITATION IN ATLANTA AND NEW YORK CITY: EVALUATION, ESTIMATION, POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS, AND CHALLENGES Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom A


Process Evaluation Outcome and Issues for Atlanta's Collaborative Response to Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children

Brenda Sims Blackwell, Georgia State University M. Brooke Oakley, Georgia State University

Mary Finn, Georgia State University


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Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children in New York City Melissa Labriola, Center for Court Innovation

Amy Muslim, Center for Court Innovation Michael Rempel, Center for Court Innovation

The Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children in New York City: Characteristics and Markets

Ric Curtis, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Karen Terry, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Bilal Khan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Kirk Dombrowski, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Meredith Dank, John Jay College/Center for Community Alternatives

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SESSION 102: CONTEXT MATTERS: THEORIZING GENDER, CRIME AND VIOLENCE Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom B

Chair: Meda Chesney-Lind, University of Hawaii, Manoa

Widening the Net and Catching Girls Anne Stahl, University of Pittsburgh

Understanding Female Violence: Methodology Matters Meda Chesney-Lind, University of Hawaii, Manoa

Discounting Women: Context Matters in Risk and Need Assessment Janet Davidson, Chaminade University of Honolulu

Changing Contexts: The Meaning of Moving for Women Felons on Probation and Parole

Merry Morash, Michigan State University


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SESSION 103: FUNDING FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE RESEARCH AT THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON DRUG ABUSE Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom C

NIDA's Interests in Criminal Justice Research: Drug Use/Abuse, Offending, Prevention, and Services

Akiva Liberman, National Institute on Drug Abuse

Substance Abuse and Crime-Related Risk Prevention Augie Diana, National Institute on Drug Abuse

NIDA Funding for Research and Career Development: Nuts, Bolts, and Neurons

Kevin P. Conway, National Institute on Drug Abuse

Discussant: Steven Belenko, Temple University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 104: POLICING GUN CRIME WITHOUT GUNS: FINDINGS FROM CHICAGO'S PROJECT SAFE NEIGHBORHOODS Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom D

Chair: Danielle Marie Wallace, University of Chicago

Policing Gun Crime Without Guns Tracey L. Meares, Yale University

Desistance and Legitimacy: Effect Heterogeneity in a Field Experiment on High Risk Groups

Jeffrey Fagan, Columbia University Andrew Papachristos, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Danielle Marie Wallace, University of Chicago Tracey L. Meares, Yale University


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Deadly Ties: The Influence of Gang Members' Social Networks on Gun Violence

Andrew Papachristos, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Jeffrey Fagan, Columbia University

Do You See What I See? Understanding Criminals' Disorder Perceptions and Social Networks

Danielle Marie Wallace, University of Chicago Andrew Papachristos, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

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SESSION 105: INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO CRIME PREVENTION Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom F

Chair: Mary H. Glazier, Millersville University

Decision-making Errors in Criminal Justice and How to Reduce Them Daniel Mears, Florida State University Sarah Bacon, Florida State University

When is Crime a Public Health Problem? Gregory J. DeLone, University of Nebraska at Omaha Miriam A. DeLone, Universityof Nebraska at Omaha

Applying What We Know: Theories to Inform Practice with Children who have Mothers in Prison

Kristine Artello, University of California at Irvine

Exploring and Evaluating a Program to Prevent Relationship Violence by Talking to Eleven-Year Olds

Susan Toni Krumholz, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Debra L. Stanley, University of Baltimore


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SESSION 106: NEEDS ASSESSMENT FOR EFFECTIVE OUTCOME OF PRISON AND POST-PRISON TREATMENT Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom G

Chair: Paula Smith, University of Cincinnati

Do the Principles of Effective Treatment Predict Termination Status from Adult Residential Correctional Programs?

Lori Brusman Lovins, University of Cincinnati Christopher Lowenkamp, University of Cincinnati

Edward Latessa, University of Cincinnati Paula Smith, University of Cincinnati

Examining the Effects of Motivational Interviewing: A Meta-Analytic Review Brittany Groot, University of Cincinnati

Paula Smith, University of Cincinnati

Screening for Mental Health and Drug Addiction: Challenges and Future Research

Kaya Williams, Vera Institute of Justice

The Risk for Reoffending and the Need for Treatment: Which Inmates Really Benefit from Rehabilitative Programming?

Lisa Michelle Wingeard, Pennsylvania State Department of Corrections Michael E. Antonio, Pennsylvania Department of Corrections

Jacqueline L. Young, Pennsylvania Department of Corrections

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SESSION 107: MACRO-LEVEL FACTORS AND JUVENILE ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR Wednesday, November 12 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom H



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Ecological- and Individual-Level Predictors of Delinquent Outcomes: An Exploratory Study of Moderating Effects

Michael D. Reisig, Arizona State University Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University

Neighborhood Variation of the Drugs/Crime Nexus: The Case of Toronto Area Secondary Students

Sarah Browning, North Dakota State University Patricia G. Erickson, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health

Edward Adlaf, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Lana Harrison, University of Delaware

Juvenile Recidivism among South Korean Youth: Measures of Community Risk Factors

Seokjin Jeong, Michigan State University Dae-Hoon Kwak, Michigan State University

TANF's Unintended Consequences on Adolescent Well-being: Are TANF Work Policies Linked to Adolescent Antisocial Behaviors?

Christina Yancey, American University & University of Maryland, College Park

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 108: STALKING: EXPERIENCES AND EFFECTS Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Boardroom 21

Chair: Tracy Faye Tolbert, California State University, Long Beach

Love or Obsession: A Symbolic Interaction Approach to Research on Stalking and Female/Male Victimology

Tracy Faye Tolbert, California State University, Long Beach

Stalking Victimization: Findings from the National Crime Victimization Survey

Katrina Baum, United States Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics


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Shannan Catalano, United States Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics

Michael Rand, United States Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics

Kristina Rose, U.S. Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice

Discussant: Kim S. Menard, The Pennsylvania State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 109: COMPLEXITIES IN CONCEPTUALIZING AND RESEARCHING RACE Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Boardroom 22

Chair: Guadalupe T. Vidales, University of Wisconsin, Parkside

A Call for Disaggregating Race in the Data Ian Stuart, John Jay College/CUNY

Anika Newman, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY Karima Clayton, John Jay College/CUNY

Fighting, Self-Reliance and Being the "Bigger Man": Youth Violence in Native Hawaiian and Samoan Communities

Corey Adler, University of Hawaii Katherine Irwin, University of Hawaii

Changes in Offending Over Time: Intersections of Gender and Race Kerryn Bell, San Jose State University

A Test of Currency: Frazier's "Pathology of Race Prejudice" and the Jena 6 Episode

Yaw Ackah, Delaware State University


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SESSION 110: THE INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL CONTROLS, SOCIAL BONDING, SOCIAL CAPITAL, AND SOCIAL SETTINGS ON CRIME Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 24

Chair: Sean P. Varano, Northeastern University

Role Taking and Recidivism: A Test of Differential Social Control Theory Fawn Ngo Mitchell, University of South Florida

The Relative Influence of Social Bonds and General Strain on Adolescent Delinquency and Risky Behaviors.

Marc L. Swatt, Northeastern University Sean P. Varano, Northeastern University

Jeb A. Booth, Salem State College Amy S. Farrell, Northeastern University

An Examination of Social Capital and Crime Using the Stowell Datasets Melinda Roberts York, Washington State University

David C. Brody, Washington State University Spokane

Separating Selection Effects from Setting Influences?: Crippling Influences of Current Cautions

Ralph B. Taylor, Temple University Per-Olof Wikstrom, University of Cambridge

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SESSION 111: ADDRESSING SOCIAL JUSTICE AND INEQUALITY IN INSIDE-OUT PRISON EXCHANGE PROGRAM CLASSES Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 25

Chair: M. Kay Harris, Temple University


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Focusing on Punishment and Inequality in Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program Classes

M. Kay Harris, Temple University

Labeling Language: Transitions, Similarities, and Differences throughout an Experiential Course on Social Inequality

Sarah Allred, Berry College Elizabeth Wallace, First United Methodist Church

Evaluating the Ideology of Change: Do Participants of Inside-Out Classes Leave with Change on Their Mind?

Holli Drummond, Western Kentucky University

Discussant: Lori Pompa, Temple University, Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program

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SESSION 112: RISK FACTORS, CRIME AND DESISTANCE Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 26

Chair: Kofi E. Boakye, University of Cambridge

Are Family Risk Factors Similar Across Cultures? A Cross-National Replicability of Family Risk Factors for Delinquency.

Kofi E. Boakye, University of Cambridge David P. Farrington, University of Cambridge

Rolf Loeber, University of Pittsburgh

Religion: A Risk Or Protective Factor? Exploring the Relationship Between Religion and Crime in Ghana.

Justice Tankebe, University of Cambridge Kofi E. Boakye, University of Cambridge

Continuity and Change in Risk Factors in Early Adulthood. Anthony Bottoms, University of Cambridge

Joanna Shapland, University of Sheffield


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Discussant: Magda Loeber, University of Pittsburgh

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 113: CRIME AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM IN POST-KATRINA NEW ORLEANS Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 27

Chair: Dee Wood Harper, Loyola University New Orleans

The Criminal Justice System in Post-Katrina New Orleans Warren Riley, New Orleans Police Department

The Impact of Hurricane Katrina on Drug Trafficking in New Orleans Patrick D. Walsh, Loyola University New Orleans

What Really Happened in New Orleans? Estimating the Threat of Violence During the Hurricane Katrina Disaster

Timothy Brezina, Georgia State University Joanne M. Kaufman, University at Albany, SUNY

The Effect of Natural Disasters on Crime: A Case Study of Katrina Melissa Lee Meltzer, University of Pennsylvania

John MacDonald, University of Pennsylvania Karen F. Parker, University of Delaware

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SESSION 114: CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORIES AND EDUCATION Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 28

Chair: Ann Marie Popp, Duquesne University


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Black Males' Attitudes and Perceptions of Educational Success in New York City High Schools

Arlene Garcia, John Jay College/CUNY/ White Plains Public Schools

Schools and Neighborhood Crime Dale W. Willits, University of New Mexico

Lisa Broidy, University of New Mexico Danielle Albright, University of New Mexico Kristine Denman, University of New Mexico

Does School Setting Mediate the Relationship Between Individual-Level Family and Peer Factors and Delinquency

Emily Merritt West, University of Pennsylvania

Examining Juvenile's Exposure to Violence through the Application of General Strain Theory

Laura Barrett, Sam Houston State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 115: NARCOTICS, DRUGS AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING CONTROLS IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 29

Chair: Irshad Altheimer, Wayne State University

Challenges to Implementing Anti-human Trafficking Policies: Developing a Comparative Framework

Barbara Ann Stolz, Government Accountability Office

Crime and Trust in Political and Legal Institutions in Developing Countries Michele Kuenzi, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Kenneth Fernandez, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Testing Theories of Legal Regulation of Narcotic Drugs in China's History Hong Lu, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Terry Miethe, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Bin Liang, Oklahoma State University, Tulsa


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SESSION 116: GENDER, RACE/ETHNICITY, DRUG USE AND INTERVENTION Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 41

Chair: Wilson Raul Palacios, University of South Florida

Gender Differences in Drug Use: Patterns of Continuity and Change Melissa Thompson, Portland State University Christopher Uggen, University of Minnesota

R. F. Sandquist, Portland State University

Revisiting Patterns and Correlates of Substance Use Among American Indians in Washington State

Scott Akins, Oregon State University Clayton Mosher, Washington State University

The Role of Intimate Relationships in Women's Cessation of Drug Use Huan Gao, California State University, Stanislaus

Race, Gender and Neighborhood Differences in Youth and Family Perceptions of a Juvenile Drug Court

Leslie Paik, City College, City University of New York

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 117: ETHICS AND INNOVATIONS IN QUALITATIVE RESEARCH Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 42

Chair: Jeffrey Matthew London, Metropolitan State College of Denver

Apples and Oranges: Ethnography and the IRB Mitch Librett, Bridgewater State College

Memoirs of a Guard-Researcher: Methodological Issues and Moral Dilemmas Robert Michael Worley, Penn State Altoona


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Picturing Daily Life When You're Homeless: Photographs as Stimuli in Interviews

Gabry Vanderveen, Leiden University Hendrien L. Kaal, Leiden University

Marcel deBoer, Leiden University

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SESSION 118: COMMUNITY AND CJ RESPONSES TO SEX OFFENDERS Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 43

Chair: Lloyd Klein, Kingsborough Community College, CUNY

The Justice System's Response to Sex Offenders: An Historical Analysis Michael P. Brown, Ball State University

Sex Offender Residency Restrictions: Help or Hindrance? Mary Maguire, California State University Sacramento

Russell Loving, California State University, Sacramento Jennie Singer, California State University Sacramento

Who Checks the Sex Offender Registries? A Look at Legislative Intent and Citizen Action

Mary Evans, University of Nebraska at Omaha Amy L. Anderson, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Lisa L. Sample, University of Nebraska at Omaha

A Study of Peace Bonds for Violent and Sexual Offenders Nicole Crutcher, Department of Justice Canada

Lisa Warrilow, Department of Justice Canada


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SESSION 119: NEW DIRECTIONS IN COLLECTIVE EFFICACY RESEARCH Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 44

Chair: Keri Burchfield, Northern Illinois University

From Sentiment to Self Interest: Collective Efficacy in Urban Neighborhoods Vandna Sinha, McGill University

Dan A. Lewis, Northwestern University

Measuring and Testing Scales of Social Cohesion through 'Key Informant Analysis' at the Municipal Level

Hardyns Wim, University of Gent

Neighborhood and Spatial Dynamics of Registered Sex Offenders' Residences Kelly M. Socia, University at Albany, SUNY

Janet P. Stamatel, University at Albany, SUNY

The Differential Effects of Private and Parochial Ties on Neighborhood Informal Social Control

Keri Burchfield, Northern Illinois University Eric Silver, Penn State University

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SESSION 120: PROMOTING ETHICS AND CRITICAL THINKING IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE CLASSROOM Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 45

Chair: Jessamyn Tracy, Alfred University

Professional Development in the Criminal Justice System: Values, Ethics and Critical Thinking

Johannes Wheeldon, George Mason University

"Disrupting Race, Class and Gender in a Criminology Classroom" Eileen Leonard, Vassar College


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Are They Learning What We Think They're Learning? Developing "Race Conscious" Frameworks of Outcomes Assessment

Michael W. Markowitz, Cabrini College

Updating Criminological Checklists as a Teaching Tool for Teaching the Extent of Crime

Jurg Gerber, Sam Houston State University Yung-Lien Lai, Sam Houston State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 121: EXPLANATIONS OF SEX CRIMES Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 46

Chair: Amanda Matravers, American University, Washington DC

A Critique of "Pedophile" As a Distinct Type of Criminal Mark C. Stafford, University of Texas at Austin

Calling a Crime a Crime: Techniques of Neutralization Among a Sample of Texas Inmates

Kristine Miller, Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Narratives of Women Sex Offenders Amanda Matravers, American University, Washington DC

Not Your Typical "Pretty Woman": Precursors to Entering Prostitution Wendi E. Goodlin, University of Southern Mississippi Stephen Cernkovich, Bowling Green State University


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SESSION 122: RE-EXAMINING PEERS AND DELINQUENCY Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 47

Chair: Stephen K. Rice, Seattle University

Methodological Difficulties of Modeling Peer Influence: A Discussion of OLS, Tobit, and CLAD

Bob Edward Vásquez, University at Albany, SUNY

If Your Friends Jumped Off a Bridge, Would You?: Differential Association, Peer Influence, and Delinquency

James Barnes, Florida State University Holly Ventura Miller, University of Texas at San Antonio

J. Mitchell Miller, University of Texas, San Antonio

Time Spent with Virtual Peers and Delinquency Jim Clark, Florida State University

Karen Mann, Florida State University Ryan Charles Meldrum, Florida State University

Thomas G. Blomberg, Florida State University

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SESSION 123: ORGANIZATION AND TRANSNATIONAL ORGANIZED CRIME Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 48

Chair: Mitchel Roth, Sam Houston State University

Modernisation of Organised Crime in Europe? Ernesto Ugo Savona, Transcrime/Università degli Studi di Trento/Università

Cattolica di Milano/Università Cattolica, Milan, Italy

The Analysis of Social Network and Business like Structures of Transnational Organized Crime

Hamdi Yesilyurt, University of Central Florida


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Organized Crime and Ethnic Succession: Old and New Actors in the Criminal Underworld. A Case Study Valentina Tenti, Transcrime - Joint Research Centre on Transnational Crime,

Università degli Studi di Trento/Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano

The Organized Crime Matrix: Organized Crime Theory in the Context of Globalization

Jeffrey McIllwain, San Diego State University Joseph Albini, Wayne State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 124: OFFENDER DECISION-MAKING Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Promenade Ballroom E

Chair: Jonathon Cooper, Arizona State University

Land Use, Street Networks, and Crime Patterns in the Mattapan Section of Boston, Massachusetts

Lauren M. Giordano, Northeastern University

Conversing with Condemners: The Appeals of Crime for Self and Violent Others

Andy Lee Hochstetler, Iowa State University Heith Copes, University of Alabama, Birmingham

Street Offenders and Police Pursuits in Urban Areas Michael Gage Cherbonneau, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Risk Reduction Strategies of Persistent Digital Pirates Thomas J. Holt, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Heith Copes, University of Alabama, Birmingham


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SESSION 125: EVALUATING ORGANIZATIONAL INNOVATION IN POLICING Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Promenade Ballroom F

Chair: James J. Chriss, Cleveland State University

Enabling and Enhancing Crime Prevention and Analysis: Results from a Process Evaluation of Innovative Technology

Renee Graphia, Rutgers University Leslie W. Kennedy, Rutgers University

Jie Xu, Rutgers University

Institutionalism versus Functionalism: The Case of Post 9-11 Policing James J. Chriss, Cleveland State University

The Impact of Police Innovation on Crime Rates: What Works and What Doesn't?

Jawjeong Wu, University of Nebraska at Omaha Dae-Young Kim, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Jihong Zhao, Sam Houston State University

Compstat and Community Policing: Recommendations for Integration James J. Willis, George Mason University

Steve D. Mastrofski, George Mason University Tammy Rinehart Kochel, George Mason University

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SESSION 126: WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS: A CALL TO ACTION TO CORRECT INJUSTICE Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Rose Garden

Chair: Barbara H. Zaitzow, Appalachian State University

The Reality of Wrongful Convictions: Advocating Justice, Acting To Make It So

Barbara H. Zaitzow, Appalachian State University


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Living The Experience: One Exoneree's Voice Dennis Fritz, Midwestern Innocence Project

Taking Action Against Wrongful Convictions: The Power of Individuals and Innocence Projects

Tiffany Murphy, University of Missouri, Kansas City

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 127: CRIMINAL CAREERS I Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom A

Chair: Alex Piquero, University of Maryland

What Makes Late Bloomers Flower? Terence P. Thornberry, University of Colorado

Marv Krohn, University of Florida Alan Lizotte, The University at Albany

Shawn David Bushway, University at Albany

Adolescent Work Stability and Early Adult Offending Robert Apel, University at Albany, State University of New York

Shawn David Bushway, University at Albany Ray Paternoster, University of Maryland

The Effect of Imprisonment on Re-offending: A Review of the Evidence Daniel Nagin, Carnegie Mellon University Francis T. Cullen, University of Cincinnati

Cheryl Lero Jonson, University of Cincinnati

Examining Gender and Racial Bias in Juvenile Remand Outcomes Paul Mazerolle, Griffith University

Jennifer Sanderson, Crime & Misconduct Commission Travis Anderson-Bond, University of Washington


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SESSION 128: RESTORATIVE JUSTICE AND REINTEGRATIVE SHAMING Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom B

Chair: Mary H. Glazier, Millersville University

Elements of Restorativeness and Procedural Fairness in Family Group Conferences and Their Effect on Recidivism

Natalie Kroovand Hipple, Michigan State University Edmund F. McGarrell, Michigan State University Jeffrey A. Gruenewald, Michigan State University

Restorative Juvenile Justice: A Comparison of Two Missouri Jurisdictions Lynn S. Urban, University of Central Missouri

Jennet Riggs, 17th Judicial Circuit Cass County MO

Observed vs Perceived Reintegrative Shaming: Examining the Link between Theory and Practice

Seokhee Yoon, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY

Shame and Honor in Yemen: Examining Braithwaite's Theory in Cultural Context

Travis Morris, University of Nebraska at Omaha Rebecca Trammell, University of Nebraska at Omaha

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SESSION 129: NAVIGATING THE TENURE PROCESS Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom C

Chair: Lynn Sharon Chancer, Hunter College

Discussants: Kristine Mullendore, Grand Valley State University

Drew Humphries, Rutgers University Laura Fishman, University of Vermont

Susan Caringella, Western Michigan University Marjorie Zatz, Arizona State University


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SESSION 130: AUTHOR MEETS THE CRITICS: POLICE INTERROGATION AND AMERICAN JUSTICE, BY RICHARD A. LEO Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom D

Chair: Barry C. Feld, University of Minnesota

Police Interrogation and American Justice Richard Leo, University of California, Irvine

Discussants: Barry C. Feld, University of Minnesota Jon B. Gould, George Mason University Walker Samuel, University of Nebraska

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SESSION 131: SOCIAL INFLUENCES ON JUVENILE OFFENDING AND RECIDIVISM Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom F

Chair: Ann Borden, University of Oklahoma

The Interaction of Time-Stable and Time-Variant Influences on Juvenile Delinquency throughout Adolescence

Laura M. Gulledge, University of South Florida Kristina Childs, University of South Florida Richard Dembo, University of South Florida

Attachment and Delinquency: Do Attachments to Others Predict the Recidivism of Juvenile Delinquents During Reentry?

Jason A. Dreher, Temple University

A Gender Analysis of At-Risk Adolescents: Parental Incarceration, Emotional Health and Behavioral Problems

Katie Devlin, University of Alabama


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The Impact of Parental Criminality on Individual Delinquency Shareda Coleman, Villanova University

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SESSION 132: NATIONAL ACADEMIES RESEARCH ON CRIME AND TERRORISM Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom G

Chair: Carol Petrie, National Academies

Review of the Programs of the Bureau of Justice Statistics James P. Lynch, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Protecting Individual Privacy in the Struggle Against Terrorists Betty M. Chemers, National Academies

Crime Trends Richard Rosenfeld, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Ballistic Imaging Daniel Cork, National Academies

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SESSION 133: JUVENILE JUSTICE REFORMS Wednesday, November 12 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom H

Chair: Daniel Mears, Florida State University

Back to the Future or Forward to the Past Shirley Rawstorne, Liverpool John Moores University

Integrating Family-Focused Approaches in Juvenile Justice Reform Ryan Shanahan, Family Justice

Jenn Onofrio, Family Justice


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Juvenile Justice Reform: From Adultification to Rejuvenalization Alida Merlo, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Peter Benekos, Mercyhurst College

Priorities, Policies, and Practices in Juvenile Justice: Practitioner Views Daniel Mears, Florida State University

Janeen Willison, The Urban Institute Tracey Shollenberger, The Urban Institute

Jeffrey Butts, University of Chicago

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 134: STREET ROBBERY SIMULATION IN SPACES-2 Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Boardroom 21

Chair: Lin Liu, University of Cincinnati

SPACES-2: An Agent-Based Simulation Platform for Modeling Routine Activity Theory and Policing

Lin Liu, University of Cincinnati Karl Siemsen, University of Cincinnati

John E. Eck, University of Cincinnati

Simulating Police Strategies: An Agent-Based Experiment of the Relative Effectiveness of Random Patrol, Rapid Response, and Hot Spots Policing

Troy Payne, University of Cincinnati Ninghua Wang, University of Cincinnati

Justin A. Heinonen, University of Cincinnati Li Zhou, University of Cincinnati

Simulating Targets and Criminal Opportunity Khadija M. Monk, University of Cincinnati

Shazia Bee, University of Cincinnati Yu Sun, University of Cincinnati


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Simulating Offender Motivation as a Function of Target Density Jessica R. Dunham, University of Cincinnati

Manoj Dhanotiya, University of Cincinnati

Collective Spatial Patterns of Targets and Offenders' Prey-Predator Relationship: An Agent-Based Simulation Approach

Brooke Gialopsos, University of Cincinnati Yongming Cai, University of Cincinnati Stuart Schafer, University of Cincinnati

Discussant: John E. Eck, University of Cincinnati

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 135: SEXUALITY, RISK FACTORS, AND DRUG USE Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Boardroom 22

Chair: Vivian C. Pacheco, Rutgers University

Examining Race and Gender Differences in HIV and Hepatitis C Risk Among Criminal Justice Offenders

Laurin Parker, Center for Drug and Alcohol Studies Daniel J. O'Connell, University of Delaware

James A. Inciardi, University of Delaware Hilary Surratt, Center for Drug and Alcohol Studies

Sexual Involvement, Drug Use, and Physical Attractiveness: An Exploratory Study

Daniel T. Ragan, Florida State University Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University

Pubertal Development and Substance Use: Racial and Ethnic Differences in the Mediating Role of Weight Satisfaction

Emily E. Tanner-Smith, Vanderbilt University


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SESSION 136: A RANDOMIZED EXPERIMENT OF AN ENHANCED AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 24

Chair: Denise Gottfredson, University of Maryland, College Park

A Randomized Experiment of an Enhanced After-School Program: Introduction and Implementation

Denise Wilson, University of Maryland

An Experimental Evaluation of the All Stars Prevention Curriculum Delivered in an After-School Setting

Amanda Brown Cross, University of Maryland

A Randomized Experiment of an Enhanced After-School Program: Learning and Problem Behavior Outcomes

Melissa Rorie, University of Maryland

Can Interventions Influence Peer Groups? An Examination of the Impact of ASP Involvement on Students' Friendship Choices

Nadine Connell, Rowan University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 137: GENDER, MEDIA, AND MORAL PANIC Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 25

Chair: Andrea Leverentz, University of Massachusetts, Boston

Constructing Female Juvenile Delinquents and Victims in Newspapers Gayle Rhineberger-Dunn, University of Northern Iowa

Depictions of Female Offenders in Front-Page Newspaper Stories: The Importance of Race/Ethnicity

Pauline Katherine Brennan, University of Nebraska at Omaha Abby L. Vandenberg, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Chris Marshall, University of Nebraska at Omaha


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Media Construction of Physical Aggression in Adolescent Females Yaschica Williams, University of Memphis

Wayne J. Pitts, University of Memphis

Mad Men, Meth Moms, and Moral Panic: Gendering Meth Crimes in the Midwest

Travis W. Linnemann, Kansas State University Adryanna Siqueira, Kansas State University

David Westfall, Kansas State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 138: SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION IN VARYING CONTEXTS Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 26

Chair: William Alex Pridemore, Indiana University

Adolescent Violent Victimization: Is the Effect of Social Disorganization Moderated by Community Size?

Maria Kaylen, Indiana University William Alex Pridemore, Indiana University

Mixed-Use Development and Crime Nikki Souris, American University

Joanne Savage, American University

Social Disorganization Theory and the College Campus Michael S. Barton, University at Albany

Bonnie L. Jensen, Northern Illinois University

Trailers and Trouble? An Examination of Crime in Mobile Home Communities

William Patrick McCarty, University of Illinois, Chicago


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SESSION 139: CONTAGIOUS VICTIMIZATION: WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED FROM CRIME ANALYSIS, ETHNOGRAPHY, AND COMPUTER SIMULATION? Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 27

Chair: Shane D. Johnson, University College London, Jill Dando Institute of Crime

Science

The Near Repeat Phenomenon: Analyses across Crime Types Mike Townsley, Griffith University

Wim Bernasco, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement (NSCR)

Kate J. Bowers, UCL Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science Henk Elffers, NSCR & Vrije Universiteit VU Amsterdam

Shane D. Johnson, University College London, Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science

Jerry Ratcliffe, Temple University George Rengert, Temple university

Them Again? Same Offender Involvement in Near Repeat Burglary and Vehicle Crime Offenses in the Netherlands and the UK

Shane D. Johnson, University College London, Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science

Wim Bernasco, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement (NSCR)

Lucia Summers, UCL Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science

Examining Target Choices from the Offender's Perspective George Rengert, Temple university

Lucia Summers, UCL Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science Shane D. Johnson, University College London, Jill Dando Institute of Crime

Science

Analyzing Near-repeat Patterns Produced by Various Routine Activity Type Target Choice Models, by Means of Simulation Methods

Henk Elffers, NSCR & Vrije Universiteit VU Amsterdam Shane D. Johnson, University College London, Jill Dando Institute of Crime

Science


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SESSION 140: BRAIN, PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL, AND NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL PREDISPOSITIONS TO PSYCHOPATHY, VIOLENCE, AND CHILD AGGRESSION Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 28

Chair: Adrian Raine, University of Pennsylvania

Association Between Skin Conductance Fear Conditioning from Ages 3 to 8 Years and Antisocial Behavior at Age 8.

Yu Gao, University of Pennsylvania

Comparative Meta-Analyses of Neuropsychological Functioning Robert Schug, University of Southern California

Prefrontal Structural and Functional Brain Imaging findings in Antisocial, Violent, and Psychopathic Individuals: A Meta-analysis

Yaling Yang, University of Southern California

The Neural Basis of Moral Judgment in Psychopathy Andrea Glenn, University of Pennsylvania

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 141: INDIGENOUS VERSUS FOREIGN JUSTICE PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES IN MODERN STATES: COMPARING CRIME PATTERNS AND RESPONSES IN CAMEROON, KOREA, NIGERIA, AND PHILIPPINES Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 29

Chair: Nonso Okafo, Norfork State University

Legislation for Model Law and Justice in Postcolonial Nigeria Nonso Okafo, Norfork State University


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Crime and the State: Analysis of the Cameroon Situation, by Victoria M. Time, Old Dominion University

Victoria Time, Old Dominion University

The Socio-cultural Foundations of African Indigenous Justice Systems, O. Oko Elechi, Prairie View A & M University

Oko Elechi, Prairie View A & M University

Theoretical Considerations of Street-level Bribery and Extortion, W. Tim Austin, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Timothy Austin, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 142: ADVANCING LIFE-COURSE CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 41

Chair: Zenta E. Gomez, University of Florida

Role Accumulation Theory and Prisoner Reintegration—The Pursuit of Transformative Social Roles

Damian J. Martinez, Rutgers University

Deviant Treatment: The Role Treatment in Recovery for Offenders with Multiple Behavioral Health Problems

Heather Robyn Tubman-Carbone, Rutgers University

The Comparative Utility of Mainstream Criminological Theories in Explaining Offender Life-Histories

Zenta E. Gomez, University of Florida Charles E. Frazier, University of Florida


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SESSION 143: CRIME AND THE LOCAL ENVIRONMENT Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 42

Chair: Elizabeth Groff, Temple University

Characterizing Neighborhoods for Modeling Environmental Effects on Individual Behavioral Outcomes

Jeremy Mennis, Temple University Philip W. Harris, Temple University Heidi Grunwald, Temple University Brian Lockwood, Temple University

Alan Izenman, Temple University Zoran Obradovic, Temple University

Joseph Jupin, Temple University

Interactions between Neighborhood Permeability and Land Use on Spatial Patterns of Crime

Meghan E. Peel, Northeastern University Jennifer Robinson, Northeastern University

Spatial Analyses of Disorder and Crime in Naples: Early Findings and Future Interventions

Stefano Caneppele, Transcrime - Joint Research Centre on Transnational Crime - Università degli Studi di Trento - Università Cattolica di Milano

Urban Parks: Amenity or Nuisance Eric S. McCord, Temple University Elizabeth Groff, Temple University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 144: OFFICIAL AND ARCHIVAL DATA SOURCES: ALCOHOL, ARRESTS, AND DATA MINING Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 43

Chair: Brian R. Wyant, Temple University


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Alcohol Availability and Drunk Driving: Do the Same Ecological Factors Predict Enforcement and Behavior?

Bryan Rookey, Washington State University

Crimes People Commit: Using Detailed Arrest Data to Study Patterns of Offending

Casey Harris, The Pennsylvania State University Darrell Steffensmeier, The Pennsylvania State University

Using Data Mining Techniques To Link Administrative Records from the Federal Criminal Justice System

Mark Coggeshall, Urban Institute

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 145: EXPLANATIONS OF CO-OFFENDING, GROUP, AND INDIVIDUAL DELINQUENCY Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 44

Chair: T.J. Taylor, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Exploring the "Criminal Careers" of Co-offending Groups Sarah van Mastrigt, University of Cambridge


Re-conceptualizing "Criminal Peers": Findings from an Incident-Based Analysis of Adolescent Group Offending

Danielle Albright, University of New Mexico Dale W. Willits, University of New Mexico

Lisa Broidy, University of New Mexico Kristine Denman, University of New Mexico

The Effect of Individual and Peer Physical Victimization on Delinquency Melissa A. Burbank, University of New Hampshire

Matthew Vogel, University at Albany, SUNY


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SESSION 146: PARADIGMS, POWER, AND PUBLIC OPINION Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 45

Chair: Wesley G. Skogan, Northwestern University

Crime Policy and the Effects of Public Opinion Jennifer L. Christian, Indiana University, Bloomington

Assessing Students' Views towards Punishment: A Comparison of Punitiveness among Criminology and Non-criminology Students

Diana Falco, Niagara University

Paradoxes of Public Opinion: How Political Actors View Public Opinion on Penal Issues

Elizabeth Brown, University at Albany

Criminology and Kuhn: The State of Paradigm in the Field Brendan David Dooley, University of Missouri, St. Louis

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 147: EXPLANATIONS OF VIOLENT BEHAVIOR Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 46

Chair: Ling Ren, Sam Houston State University

College Football Games and Crime Daniel Rees, University of Colorado Denver

Kevin Schnepel, University of Colorado Denver

Is There Honor Among Thieves?: Using Blumer's Theory of Joint Action to Explain Violent Behavior

Rebecca Trammell, University of Nebraska at Omaha Scott P. Chenault, University of Nebraska Omaha


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Political Culture vs. Socioeconomic Approaches to Explaining the Variation in Violent Crime Rates in U.S. Cities

Ling Ren, Sam Houston State University Jihong Zhao, Sam Houston State University

Nicholas P. Lovrich, Washington State University

War Minus the Shooting: Utilizing Sport as a Context for Understanding Violent Behavior

Ryan Williams, University of Illinois at Springfield

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 148: EVALUATING THE LAW'S RESPONSIVENESS FOR VICTIMS Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 47

Chair: Nicole Hendrix, Radford University

Obtaining and Withdrawing Protection Orders Against Intimate Partners: Why Women Make the Decisions They Do

Marie Mele, Monmouth University James C. Roberts, University of Scranton

Structural and Case Factor Impact on Individual Judgments Concerning Criminal Justice Processing of Stalking Cases

Amy Cass, California State University, Fullerton

Adolescent Sexual Activity and Statutory Rape: A Multi-Method Investigation Sarah L Koon-Magnin, The Pennsylvania State University

R. Barry Ruback, The Pennsylvania State University

Stakeholder Acceptance of Restorative Justice: Do We Sell Them Short? Gene Bonham, Jr., University of Central Missouri

Joanne Katz, Missouri Western State University


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SESSION 149: ALCOHOL, DRUGS AND VIOLENCE Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 48

Chair: Amie L. Nielsen, University of Miami

Alcohol Consumption, Violent Crime, and Victim Injury among State Prison Inmates

Steven Belenko, Temple University Wayne Welsh, Temple University

Kimberly Houser, Temple University

Substance Use and Violence: How Do Drug Dealers Perceive the Links? Angela Taylor, Fayetteville State University

Linking Drugs and Violence at the Neighborhood Level: Problems and Prospects

Randy R. Gainey, Old Dominion University Ruth Triplett, Old Dominion University Brian Payne, Georgia State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 150: PRISONER REINTEGRATION: PREDICTING SUCCESSFUL OUTCOMES Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Promenade Ballroom E

Chair: Christy Visher, University of Delaware

Employment After Prison: Results from the Returning Home Study Sara Ann Debus, The Urban Institute

Christy Visher, University of Delaware

Prisoner Reentry in Texas: Key Findings from Former Prisoners, Their Family Members, and Community Stakeholders

Nancy La Vigne, The Urban Institute Diana Brazzell, The Urban Institute


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Substance Abuse and Prisoner Reentry: Results from the Returning Home Study

Kamala Mallik-Kane, The Urban Institute Christy Visher, University of Delaware

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 151: EXAMINING WORKFORCE CHARACTERISTICS IN POLICING Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Promenade Ballroom F

Chair: Beth A. Sanders, Thomas More College

Predicting the Promotion of Minority Police Officers in U.S. Cities Joseph Gustafson, Endicott College & Northeastern University

Social Structure and the Racial Composition of Municipal Police Mitchell Chamlin, University of Cincinnati

Beth A. Sanders, Thomas More College

Transformations in Police Agencies: Patterns in Civilianization Constance Kostelac, Arizona State University/Phoenix Police Department

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 152: EXPLAINING IMMIGRATION AND CRIME Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Rose Garden

Chair: Darryl Wood, Washington State University Vancouver

"Illegal Alien Invasion": Anti-Immigration Propaganda in the White Supremacist Movement

Dawn Beichner, Illinois State University Tracy Warner, Illinois State University Cori Johnson, Illinois State University


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Contesting Criminality: Undocumented Youth Immigrants and their Effort for a Legalization Path in the United States

Francisco Jesus Alatorre, Arizona State University

Immigration and Offending: Linking Generational Status, Acculturation And Crime

Lorna L. Alvarez-Rivera, University of Florida Matt R. Nobles, University of Florida

Thinking about the "War on Immigrants" in Contemporary U.S. Society Karim Ismaili, Ryerson University, Toronto

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 153: VICTIMIZATION AND FEAR Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom A

Chair: Darrell Irwin, University of North Carolina Wilmington

Tracking the Fear of Crime in the Cape Fear (NC) Region Darrell Irwin, University of North Carolina Wilmington

Randy L. LaGrange, University of North Carolina Wilmington

On-line Juvenile Sexual Victimization Among College Students Stacy Burweger, University of Florida

Juveniles' Perceptions of Treatment by Staff, Perceived Risk, and Fear of Victimization While Incarcerated

Jodi Lane, University of Florida Lonn Lanza-Kaduce, University of Florida

James W. Meeker, University of California, Irvine

Sexual and Nonsexual Violent Victimization: A Gendered Approach to Explaining Differences in Reporting

Jennifer L. Hartman, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Shannon Santana, University of North Carolina at Wilmington

Leah Daigle, Georgia State University Bonnie S. Fisher, University of Cincinnati


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SESSION 154: COMPARATIVE AND INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH ON GENDER AND CRIME Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom B

Chair: Suzanne Agha, George Mason University

Development and Changes in Female Crime: A Cross-National Perspective Suzanne Agha, George Mason University

Jennifer Schwartz, Washington State University

Female and Male Non-violent Crime Perpetrators: Comparing Offending Rates and Gender of Victims using NIBRS

Melencia Johnson, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale

Gender Differences in Crime in the U.S. and Turkey Ibrahim Mese, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Making Use of the Marginal? Women as Suicide Attackers Christine Rasche, University of North Florida

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 155: THEORY AND PRACTICE OF PENAL RESTRAINT Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom C

Chair: Jonathan Simon, University of California, Berkeley

Understanding Penal Moderation: An Agenda for the Sociology of Punishment Ian Loader, University of Oxford

Mary Bosworth, Oxford University

Morality, Balance and Emotion in Penal Culture Alison Liebling, University of Cambridge

The Abolition of Capital Punishment and British Politics Tim Newburn, London School of Economics


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Discussant: Jonathan Simon, University of California, Berkeley

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 156: ANALYZING POLICE AND CITIZEN USE OF FORCE Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom D

Chair: Jeff Rojek, University of South Carolina

An Analysis of Police Officer Line-of-Duty Deaths Lawrence M. Salinger, Arkansas State University - Jonesboro

Is There an Effect of Race on Police Use of Force Decisions? Tony Barringer, Florida Gulf Coast University Charlie Mesloh, Florida Gulf Coast University

Ross Wolf, University of Central Florida

"Law Enforcement Shootings in Denver Colorado, 1980-2007" Robert J. Duran, New Mexico State University

The Spatial Clustering of Attacks on the Police Zachary R. Hays, The Pennsylvania State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 157: THE NEW CRIMINAL JUSTICE Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom F

Chair: John M Klofas, Rocherster Institute of Technology

Overview of the New Criminal Justice John M Klofas, Rocherster Institute of Technology

Natalie Kroovand Hipple, Michigan State University Edmund F. McGarrell, Michigan State University


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The Value of Action Research James Frabutt, University of Notre Dame

Integrating Strategies Timothy Bynum, Michigan State University

Optimizing Strategies Steve Chermak, Michigan State University

Optimizing Partnerships Carol Zimmermann, Saginaw Valley State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 158: JUVENILE DELINQUENCY, MENTAL HEALTH, AND JUVENILE COURT RESPONSES Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom G

Chair: Buddy Howell, National Youth Gang Center

Court Orders on Mental Health Related Services and Impacting Factors in a Metropolitan Juvenile Court

Jiahui Yan, Missouri State Courts Administrator's Office Anne Janku, Missouri Office of State Courts

Juvenile Justice Decision-Making and a Test of the Liberation Hypothesis Lori Guevara, Fayetteville State University

Using Complex Systems Science and Simulated Modeling to Reduce School Violence

Michael James Bolton, Marymount University


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SESSION 159: CRIMES OF THE STATE, GLOBALIZATION, AND ISSUES OF VICTIMIZATION Wednesday, November 12 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom H

Chair: Dawn L. Rothe, Old Dominion University

From Guernica to Baghdad: Imperialism, Technology and the Normalization of State Terrorism

Ronald Kramer, Western Michigan University

Keeping the Peace: Gendered Violence in U.N. Refugee Camps Sara Brightman, Western Michigan University

Emily Lenning, Fayetteville State University

Hurricane Katrina: State Crime, Natural Disaster, or Both? Kelly Faust, Western Michigan University

Susan Carlson, Western Michigan University

Discussant: Raymond J. Michalowski, Northern Arizona University

MEETING

SESSION 160: DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME BOARD MEETING Wednesday, November 12 - 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm Faust's

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 161: SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAMMING FOR SPECIAL POPULATIONS IN CANADIAN PRISONS Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Boardroom 21

Chair: Sara Johnson, Correctional Service Canada


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Substance Abuse and Recidvism: A Multi-site Study of the Women Offenders Substance Abuse Program

Flora I. Matheson, St. Michael's Hospital/Correctional Service Canada/University of Toronto

Sherri Doherty, Correctional Service Canada Brian Grant, Correctional Service Canada

Effective Substance Abuse Treatment for Aboriginal Men Dan Kunic, Correctional Service Canada

David D. Varis, Correctional Service Canada

Examining Institutional Behaviour and Post-Release Outcome of Methadone Maintenance Treatment Participants in Canadian Prisons

Sara Johnson, Correctional Service Canada Shanna Farrell, Correctional Service Canada

Discussant: Brian Grant, Correctional Service Canada

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 162: VICTIMIZATION AND NEIGHBORHOOD CONTEXTS Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Boardroom 22

Chair: David Maimon, Ohio State University

Violent Street Codes at Home: Adolescents' Time use and Violent Victimization

David Maimon, Ohio State University Chris R. Browning, Ohio State University

Neighborhood Strain and Anger: A Model Linking Neighborhood Disadvantage to Anger through Fear of Victimization.

Padraic Joseph Burns, North Carolina State University

Explaining Criminal Victimization in Taiwan - A Lifestyle Approach Shih-Ya Kuo, Sam Houston State University

Steven Cuvelier, Sam Houston State University


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Lessons for Victimologists: Can We Learn Anything from Hurricane Katrina? Philip David Holley, Southwestern Oklahoma State University

Dennis Brewster, Oklahoma State University Dan Brown, Southwestern Oklahoma State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 163: DELINQUENTS IN EMERGING ADULTHOOD Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 24

Chair: Johanna Thomas, Louisiana State University

Youth at Risk: A Longitudinal Analysis of the Criminal Trajectories of Juvenile Offenders

Johanna Thomas, Louisiana State University Shaun A. Thomas, Louisiana State University

An Examination of the Impact of Official Intervention on Life Chances Giza Rodick, University at Albany, SUNY

Bob Edward Vásquez, University at Albany, SUNY Marv Krohn, University of Florida

Jón Gunnar Bernburg, University of Iceland

Long-term Follow up of School Bullies: Social and Personality Development from Age 15 to 25 Years

Friedrich A. Loesel, University of Cambridge Doris Bender, University of Erlangen, Nuremberg

Jörg Fehn, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg Verena Schulze, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg

The Relationship between Adolescent Delinquency and Later Life Parenting Behaviors

Kathleen Roberts, Florida State University Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University


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SESSION 164: ASSESSING THE INFLUENCE OF INDIVIDUAL, INSTITUTIONAL AND ECONOMIC CONTEXTS ON THE GENERAL STRAIN THEORY PROCESS Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 25

Chair: Ryan D. Schroeder, University of Louisville

Incorporating Health Care Concerns and Insurance Issues into General Strain Theory

John M. Stogner, University of Florida

Physical Health Maladies and Crime: A General Strain Theory Approach Ryan D. Schroeder, University of Louisville

Terrence D. Hill, University of Miami Christopher Bradley, Indiana - Purdue University, Fort Wayne

Strain in Prison and its Impact on Adjustment to Prison and the Rate of Recidivism

Nicola Denise Smith-Kea, University of Maryland, College Park Doris Layton MacKenzie, University of Maryland, College Park

Self-Complexity and Crime: Extending General Strain Theory Shelley Keith Matthews, Emory University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 165: CRIMINAL JUSTICE, COMMUNITY CONTEXTS, AND COLLECTIVE EFFICACY Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 26

Chair: David Pettinicchio, University of Washington

The Roles of Residents' Perception of the Police on Community Life and Social Control

Woosuk Yun, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY


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University Police: A Survey of Student Satisfaction with University Police Phillip James Hammons, University of Arkansas Little Rock

The Role of Police and Legal Institution Legitimacy in Building Collective Efficacy

Tammy Rinehart Kochel, George Mason University

A New Perspective for Understanding Inmate Offending: Applying Collective Efficacy to Prisons

Megan Denver, University of Delaware

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 166: KEY ISSUES IN CONTROL THEORY Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 27

Chair: Christine S. Sellers, University of South Florida

Control Deficits and Mass Harm: Revisiting Control Balance Theory Lois Presser, University of Tennessee

Re-examining the Relationship between Social Bonds, State- and Trait- Self Control and Offending.

Jeff Bouffard, Washington State University Travis C. Pratt, Washington State University

Relationship between Internal and External Sources of Control in a National Sample of Young Adults

Kimberly Bender, University of Texas at Austin Stephen Tripodi, Florida State University

Jemel Aguilar, University of Texas at Austin Sanna Thompson, University of Texas at Austin

The Predictive Ability of Low Self Control on Recidivism: A Prospective Study

Richard J. Lemke, University of Cincinnati Christopher Lowenkamp, University of Cincinnati

Paula Smith, University of Cincinnati Edward Latessa, University of Cincinnati


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SESSION 167: CRIMINOGENIC PLACES AND SITUATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 28

Chair: Marissa P. Levy, Richard Stockton College of NJ

Bag Trom Bars: An Analysis of Relative Risks, Perceived Risks and Methods of Offence

Kate J. Bowers, UCL Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science Aiden Sidebottom, UCL Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science

Casinos and Crime: The Complete Story Camille Gibson, Prairie View A & M University

Place-based Crime Prevention in Atlantic City: Re-testing the W.A.L.L.S. Variables at Auto Theft Locations

Marissa P. Levy, Richard Stockton College of NJ Christine Tartaro, Richard Stockton College of NJ

The Liberalisation of Alcohol Licensing in the UK and its Effect on Violence and Disorder.

David K. Humphreys, University of Cambridge

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 168: EROTIC FILTH AND BLOOD LUST: COMMODIFICTION AND CRIMINALIZATION Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 29

Chair: Mike Presdee, University of Kent

"All is Cheerless, Dark and Deadly": Transgressing through Excess and Eroticism, Decay and Divine Filth

Mike Presdee, University of Kent

Plowing, Pigs and Poppers: "Barebacktivists" and Narratives of Criminalization

Alan D. Brown, Concordia University


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Late-Modern Blood Lust: From the Unthinkable to Primetime John Brent, Eastern Kentucky University

Peter Kraska, Eastern Kentucky University

Discussant: Stephanie L. Kane, University of Idaho

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 169: PATHWAYS THROUGH MULTIVARIATE SPACE: SIMULATIONS, BASE RATES, COMPARISONS, AND MISSINGNESS Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 41

Chair: Caitlin J. McGuire, Temple University

The Utility of Multiple Imputation for Missing Data: Evidence from a Correctional Sample

Christina DeJong, Michigan State University Beth Huebner, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Assessing Finite Mixture Models for Longitudinal Count Data: A Simulation Study

Chester Britt, Northeastern University

Model Uncertainty and the Effect of Incarceration on Crime: A Bayesian Analysis

Jeffrey Fagan, Columbia University John Pfaff, Fordham University

Completers, Dropouts, and Comparisons: Problems and Prospects in "Three Group" Analyses

Ojmarrh Mitchell, University of South Florida Matthew Makarios, University of Cincinnati


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SESSION 170: RELIGION, IDEOLOGY, AND ATTITUDES TOWARD CRIMINAL PUNISHMENT AND OFFENDERS Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 42

Chair: Jason D. Clark-Miller, Texas Christian University

Christian Religious Beliefs, Political Ideology, and Attitudes toward Punishment: Testing for an Interactive Effect

Kevin H. Wozniak, American University

Prison, Piety, and Punitiveness: Exploring the Narratives of Prison Ministry Workers

Kent R. Kerley, University of Alabama at Birmingham

The Pack in Black: Perceived Danger and Vigilant Behavior in Prison Chaplaincy Work

Allison Marie Hicks, University of Colorado, Boulder

Discussant: Christopher D. Bader, Baylor University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 171: EXTENDING AND TESTING LEARNING THEORIES Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 43

Chair: Mark C. Stafford, University of Texas at Austin

Testing Social Structure/Social Learning Theory: Findings from the Project on Human Development in Chicago Neighborhoods

Chris Gibson, University of Florida Ronald L. Akers, University of Florida

J. Mitchell Miller, University of Texas, San Antonio Richard A. Tewksbury, University of Louisville


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Measuring Reinforcement's Residue: A Longitudinal Test of Social Learning Theory

Jonathan R. Brauer, North Carolina State University

Remedying Logical Inconsistencies in Akers' (1998) and Hirschi's (2004) Accounts of Self-Control

Jason Kissner, California State University, Fresno

Reassessing the Relationship between Differential Association and Delinquency: Does the Choice of Differential Association Measure Matter?

Cesar Rebellon, University of New Hampshire Kathryn L. Modecki, Arizona State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 172: GUARDIANS AND MEASUREMENT IN ROUTINE ACTIVITY THEORY Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 44

Chair: Rebecca K. Murray, Creighton University

Improving Routine Activity Theory and the Role of Super-Controllers Jessica R. Dunham, University of Cincinnati

John E. Eck, University of Cincinnati Rana Sampson, Crime Consultant

Developing the Theory of Guardianship: How Informal Guardians Detect Potential Offenders

Danielle M. Reynald, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime & Law Enforcement (NSCR)

Measuring Routine Activities of Crime Targets and Guardians Yutaka Harada, National Research Institute of Police Science

Takahito Shimada, National Research Institute of Police Science Tomonori Saito, National Research Institute of Police Science (JAPAN)

Mamoru Amemiya, National Research Institute of Police Science


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The Meaning and Measurement of Routine Activities Theory in Individual Level Studies of Crime and Victimization

Richard Spano, Indiana University Maria Kaylen, Indiana University

Joshua D. Freilich, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 173: CRIMINOLOGY, POPULAR CULTURE AND CONSTRUCTIONS OF CRIME Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 45

Chair: Rose Bigler, Curry College

Different Levels of Criminological Thinking: Popular Criminology, Institutional Criminology, "Scientific" Criminology

Alfredo Verde, University of Genoa, Italy

Criminology as an Interdisciplinary Journal: A Content Analysis of Articles Published from 1970-2007

Nicolette Fariello Springer, University of South Florida Autumn M. Frei, University of South Florida

Victims in Peril: A Re-Examination of the Juxtaposition of Sex and Violence in Horror Films

Andrew Welsh, Wilfrid Laurier University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 174: CONNECTIONS BETWEEN MENTAL HEALTH AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ISSUES AND VIOLENCE Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 46

Chair: Benjamin Roebuck, University of Ottawa


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The Criminal Involvement of Military Veterans: Estimating the Extent and Exploring Explanations

Kristin Englander, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Richard F. Culp, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Tasha Youstin, John Jay College of Criminal Justice James P. Lynch, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

The Impact of Mental Health Problems on Violent Offending over the Lifecourse in PHDCN Youth

Denise Paquette Boots, University of Texas at Dallas Jennifer Wareham, Wayne State University

The Macdonald Triad: Predictor of Violence or Urban Myth? Kori Ryan, California State University, Fresno

Candice Skrapec, California State University Fresno

The Influence of Criminal Court Involvement on Suicide: A Case Control Study

Thomas J. Cook, Rainbow & Babies Children's Hospital Valerie J. Callanan, University of Akron

Mark Stephen Davis, The Ohio State University Daniel J. Flannery, Kent State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 175: ANTICIPATING THE FUTURE BASED ON ANALYSIS OF THE PAST: INTERCITY VARIATION IN YOUTH HOMICIDE 1984-2007 Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 47

Chair: Angela Browne, RTI International

Anticipating the Future Based on Analysis of the Past: Intercity Variation in Youth Homicide 1984-2007

Angela Browne, RTI International

Youth Homicide Trends from 1984-2004 Kirk R. Williams, University of California, Riverside

Robert Nash Parker, University of California, Riverside


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Analyzing National and City-level Trends in Lethal and Non-lethal Youth Violence, 1984-2005

Kevin J. Strom, RTI International Andrew Ritchey, RTI International

Discussant: Carrie Mulford, National Institute of Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 176: THE AVAILABILITY AND LOCATION OF FIREARMS IN PREDICTING VIOLENCE Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 48

Chair: Nicole Hendrix, Radford University

Do Locations of Illegal Firearms Help Identify Locations of Future Gun Violence?

Sung-suk Violet Yu, Rutgers University, Newark

Firearm Availability and Lethal Violence Mark Konty, Eastern Kentucky University

New Approaches to Identifying Secondary Market Sources of Illegal Firearms Glenn Pierce, Northeastern University

Anthony Braga, Harvard University Garen Wintemute, University of California, Davis

Different Responses to Violence: A Partial Replication Tyson DeWitt, California State University, Fresno


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 177: EXAMINING ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS IN POLICING Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Promenade Ballroom E

Chair: Scott A. Pray, Muskingum College

Law Enforcement and Productivity: A Quantitative Analysis of Police Efficiency

Sebahattin Gultekin, University of North Texas Alican Kapti, University of North Texas

Police Officer Perception of Effectiveness of Their Job Preparation Scott A. Pray, Muskingum College

The Importance of Assignment and Agency Size: Mediating Factors of Job Satisfaction in Policing

William Pelfrey, Jr., University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

What does Automated Vehicle Locator Data Measure about Police Presence? Elizabeth Groff, Temple University

David Weisburd, University of Maryland Greg Jones, Police Foundation

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 178: AGGRESSION AND FORCE Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Promenade Ballroom F

Chair: John DeCarlo, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Mythbusted: Using Data Mining to Assess Police Calls For Service, Offender Aggression, And The Environment

John DeCarlo, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Vincenzo Sainato, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Alissa Ackerman, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY


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Assailant Motivation to Attack Law Enforcement Officers Jennifer L. Lanterman, Violence Institute of New Jersey, UMDNJ

Hate Crimes and Policing Angela R. Morris, Campbellsville and Leicester Universities

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 179: WHAT ROLE CAN CRIMINOLOGISTS PLAY IN WASHINGTON? Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Rose Garden

Chair: Laurie Robinson, University of Pennsylvania

Discussants: Gary LaFree, University of Maryland Katharine Huffman, The Raben Group

Robert Raben, The Raben Group Ronald Weich, U.S. Senate

Lawrence W. Sherman, Cambridge University Virginia Sloan, The Constitution Project

Michael Thompson, Council of State Governments Justice Center Howard Silver, Consortium of Social Science Associations (COSSA)

Jim Morhard, Morhard & Associates Jon Baron, Coalition for Evidence-Based Policy

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 180: METHODS OF DRUG USE RESEARCH Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom A

Chair: Joseph B. Kuhns, University of North Carolina at Charlotte


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"You Gotta Use if you Wanna Get Huge": A Qualitative Examination of Recreational Steroid Users

Matthew Petrocelli, Southern Illinois University Trish Oberweis, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville

An Interrupted Time Series Analysis of the Impact of a National Alcohol Policy on Violent Mortality

Aleksandra Jovanovic Snowden, Indiana University William Alex Pridemore, Indiana University

Suspending "Fieldwork": A Meta-Ethnography of Illicit Drug-Using Behavior Wilson Raul Palacios, University of South Florida

The Validity of Self-Reported Drug Use: Results from a National Study Lana Harrison, University of Delaware Steve S. Martin, University of Delaware

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 181: SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION THEORY: NEW DIRECTIONS Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom B

Chair: George E. Tita, University of California, Irvine

Unpacking the Relationship between Crime and Residential Stability George E. Tita, University of California, Irvine Robert Greenbaum, The Ohio State University

John Hipp, University of California, Irvine

Family Structure and Care Burden Effects on the Frequency and Form of Women's and Men's Homicide

Jennifer Schwartz, Washington State University

Social Disorganization Theory and Informal Police Interaction: Testing a New Mediating Model of Informal Networks

Anthony Sciarabba, Molloy College


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Structural Explanations or Rurality: Predicting the Availability of Domestic Violence Emergency Services

Shelly A. McGrath, Southern Illinois University Carbondale

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 182: GANG PROCESSES AND CHARACTERISTICS Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom C

Chair: Matthew C. Leone, University of Nevada, Reno

Peer Network Composition and Gang Involvement Peter J. Lovegrove, University of Colorado at Boulder

Terence P. Thornberry, University of Colorado

Exploring Gang-Member Immigration in the U.S. Christina O'Donnell, National Youth Gang Center

Arlen Egley, National Youth Gang Center

The Gang Experience and the Marginalization of Females Adrienne Freng, University of Wyoming

Finn-Aage Esbensen, University of Missouri, St. Louis Dana Peterson, University at Albany, State University of New York

T.J. Taylor, University of Missouri, St. Louis

The Effect of Gang Perpetrated Crime on the Likelihood of Victim Injury Callie Rennison, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Chris Melde, Michigan State University


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SESSION 183: THINKING ABOUT DESISTANCE: REDEMPTION, PERFORMANCE, AND THE AMERICAN DREAM Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom D

Chair: Shadd Maruna, Queen's University Belfast

Theological and Secular Views of Rehabilitation in a Cross-Cultural and Historical Context: Beyond Christian Redemption

Shadd Maruna, Queen's University Belfast

Can Released Prisoners "Make it"? Examining Formerly Incarcerated Persons' Belief in the "American Dream"

Thomas P. LeBel, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

"I'm Still a Hustla, I Just Changed Up My Hustle": Narrative, Performance and Identity in Desistance

Jamie J. Fader, University at Albany, SUNY

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 184: MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES IN POLICY AND PRACTICE Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom F

Chair: Arthur J. Lurigio, Loyola University Chicago

Unlikely Bedfellows? : Older Offenders, Mental Health Care, and the Criminal Justice System

Brianne McCarthy Stanback, University of South Florida

Tough on Crime or Beating the System: Evaluating NGRI Murder Acquittees Ann Dirks-Linhorst, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville

Donald M. Linhorst, Saint Louis University


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Police Training in High Conflict Child Access and Visitation Cases Involving Parental Alienation

Michael J. Grabowski, Santa Rosa Junior College

Bridging The Divide: Integrating Mental Health Issues Into Criminal Justice Curricula

Arthur J. Lurigio, Loyola University Chicago Andrew Harris, University of Massachusetts, Lowell

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 185: STRATEGIES FOR CHANGE: ASSESSMENT AND INTERVENTION Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom G

Chair: Shahid M. Shahidullah, Virginia State University

A Qualitative Analysis of Prison Treatment Participants' Decisions about and Experiences with Aftercare Attendance

Elizabeth Hall, University of California, Los Angeles Michael Prendergast, University of California, Los Angeles

David Farabee, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs

An Evaluation of Functional Family Therapy among At-risk Youth and their Families.

Katarzyna Celinska, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Effects of Intensive Community-Based Aftercare on Sex Offender Recidivism Rates

Joachim Obergfell-Fuchs, Justizvollzugsschule Baden-Wuerttemberg

The Imprisonment Insights of Female Inmates: Identity & Cognitive Shifts for Exiting a Criminal Lifestyle

Janice Proctor, Ohio University's Eastern Campus


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SESSION 186: POLARITIES IN JUVENILE JUSTICE Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom H

Chair: Jennie Long, Drury University

Examining the Language Used by Young Offenders Engaged in An Expressive Writing Study

Jennie Long, Drury University James Davis, Drury University

Phase Two of the School Violence Prevention Initiative David Hayeslip, Urban Institute Meagan Cahill, Urban Institute

Samantha Hetrick, Urban Institute

The Age of Penal Responsibility and the Right-Left Dichotomy on Juvenile Justice: Canada and Spain

Ruth M. Mann, University of Windsor Vicenta Cervello-Donderis, Universitat de Valencia

Discussant: Natalie Kroovand Hipple, Michigan State University

MEETING

SESSION 187: JOURNAL OF QUANTITATIVE CRIMINOLOGY EDITORIAL BOARD MEETING Wednesday, November 12 - 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm Boardroom 23


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PLENARY

SESSION 188: ASC AWARDS PLENARY Wednesday, November 12 - 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm St. Louis Ballroom D

Chair: Robert Bursik, Jr., President, University of Missouri, St. Louis

ASC Minority Fellowship Recipients:

LaDonna M. Long, University of Illinois at Chicago Eduardo Moncada, Brown University Rita C. Shah, University of California, Irvine

Gene Carte Student Paper Award Recipients: (Sponsored by McGraw-Hill)

First Prize – Jacob T.N. Young, University of Washington "Impulsivity and Peer Friendships: A Social Network Analysis of Self-Control Theory"

Second Prize – Meredith G.F., Worthen, University of Texas at Austin

"Too Thin or Too Fat? The Effects of Body Dissatisfaction on Involvement in Delinquency"

Third Prize – Kristin Williams, North Carolina State University "Social Disorganization Theory: The Definition of Neighborhoods, (in)Determnancy, and External Crime"

Ruth Shonle Cavan Young Scholar Award (Sponsored by Prentice-Hall):

Brian Johnson. University of Maryland at College Park Outstanding Article Award Recipients:

David Huizinga, University of Colorado Derek A. Kreager, Pennsylvania State University Ross L. Matsueda, University of Washington, Seattle "Deterring Delinquents: A Rational Choice Model of Theft and Violence,"

Michael J. Hindelang Book Award:

Bruce Western, Harvard University ―Punishment & Inequality in America‖


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ASC Fellows: Merry Morash, Michigan State University Henry Pontell, University of California, Irvine Peter Reuter, University of Maryland Joachim Savelsberg, University of Minnesota

Herbert Bloch Award: Bonnie Berry, Social Problems Research Group

August Vollmer Award:

Malcolm W. Klein, University of Southern California

Thorsten Sellin and Sheldon and Eleanor Gluck Award:

Jan van Dijk, Tilburg University

Edwin H. Sutherland Award and Address:

Terence P. Thornberry, University of Colorado, Boulder

Address: "The Apple Doesn’t Fall Far from the Tree (or Does It?) Intergenerational Patterns of Antisocial Behavior"

SOCIAL

SESSION 189: DIVISION ON WOMEN AND CRIME/DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME SOCIAL Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 pm to 9:30 pm Faust's

SOCIAL

SESSION 190: ASC OPENING SOCIAL Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 pm to 9:30 pm St. Louis Ballroom E

RON AKERS AND HIS BLUEGRASS BAND Wednesday, November 12 - 8:00 pm to10:00 pm St. Louis Ballroom E


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RECEPTION

SESSION 191: UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA AT OMAHA RECEPTION Wednesday, November 12 - 9:00 pm to 11:00 pm Rose Garden

Thursday, November 13

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MEETING

SESSION 192: DIVISION ON WOMEN AND CRIME BREAKFAST I Thursday, November 13 - 7:30 am to 9:00 am Faust's

MEETING

SESSION 193: IASOC BREAKFAST AND BUSINESS MEETING Thursday, November 13 - 7:30 am to 9:00 am Hilton Admiral

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 194: DRUG USE: FROM THEORY TO POLICY Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Boardroom 22

Chair: Jeffrey Matthew London, Metropolitan State College of Denver

A Legislative History of America's Incarceration Binge: Sentencing Laws during the "War on Drugs"

Robyn Lori Rosenthal, George Mason University Faye Taxman, George Mason University

Drug Use by Middle and High School Students and Prevention Programs Ilker Pekgozlu, University of Texas at Dallas, Turkish National Police

Taner Cam, Turkish National Police, University of North Texas Habib Ozdemir, University of Texas/Dallas and Turkish National Police

Epidemiological Criminology: Drug Use among African American Gang Members

Mark M. Lanier, University of Central Florida Robert P. Pack, West Virginia University

Timothy A. Akers, Morgan State University

Machine Theory: A Three Part Criminal Justice Thought Model Jeffrey Matthew London, Metropolitan State College of Denver


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 195: IMPROVING STUDENT PERFORMANCE IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 24

Chair: Tod W. Burke, Radford University

A Survey of Undergraduate Students Taking Criminal Justice Classes: What They Know and Don't Know

Brandy King, The University of Memphis Christopher Riddick, The University of Memphis

Effective Strategies for Retention and Academic Success Among Criminal Justice Transfer and Freshmen-Declared Majors

Vivian B. Lord, University of North Carolina Charlotte Jennifer L. Hartman, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

The Utility of Using a Course Contract in the Classroom Jennifer L. Hartman, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Charisse T.M. Coston, The University of North Carolina at Charlotte Anita N. Blowers, The University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Pedagogical Strategies in the Classroom: What Works and What Doesn't Tod W. Burke, Radford University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 196: USING TRAJECTORIES TO EXPLORE AND UNDERSTAND RISK FOR DRUG USE AND CRIME Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 25

Chair: Margit Wiesner, University of Houston

Childhood Predictors and Young Adult Outcomes of Male Arrest Trajectories Margit Wiesner, University of Houston

A Growth-Curve Model of Victimization's Long-Term Effects on Delinquency Young S. Kim, Eastern Michigan University

Celia C. Lo, University of Alabama


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Does Mary Jane Look Better With a Drink? A Dual-Trajectory Approach to the Gateway Hypothesis

Jeffrey T. Ward, University of Florida

An Assessment of Risk: Does Risk Measurement Affect Risk Protection? Alan Lizotte, The University at Albany

Shawn David Bushway, University at Albany Gina Penly Hall, University at Albany

Nicole M. Schmidt, University at Albany

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 197: RESEARCH ON DETERRENCE Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 26

Chair: Justin W. Patchin, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire

Deterrence and Macro-level Perceptions of Criminal: Is There a "Collective Wisdom?"

Gary Kleck, Florida State University James Barnes, Florida State University

Gender Differences in Perceived Threats of Formal and Informal Sanctions Miyuki Fukushima, University of Oklahoma

Andrew Spivak, University of Oklahoma Margaret Kelley, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Self- and Socially-Imposed Sanction Risk Perception Among Deterrable Offenders

Sarah Bacon, Florida State University Marc Gertz, Florida State University

Jason Bratton, Florida State University

Analysis of Data on Victims/Customers of Counterfeiting and Piracy Irene Pavesi, Transcrime/Universite degli Studi di Trento/Universite Cattolica

di Milano


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 198: MULTILEVEL APPROACHES TO RESEARCH ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND RECIDIVISM Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 27

Chair: Gaylene Armstrong, Sam Houston State University

Formal Crime Control, Informal Crime Control and their Interaction Shanhe Jiang, University of Toledo

Han Yu, University of Toledo

A Test of the Importance of Ecological Context on Pretrial Misconduct David Joshua Levin, Pretrial Justice Institute

Tracy Loynachan, Pretrial Justice Institute

A Multi-level Analysis of Factors Impacting Police Decision Making on Domestic Battery

Yan Zhang, Sam Houston State University Todd Armstrong, Sam Houston State University

Gaylene Armstrong, Sam Houston State University

The Effect of Residential Change on Recidivism: A Natural Experiment David Kirk, University of Maryland

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 199: PREVENTING WHITE-COLLAR AND ORGANIZED CRIME Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 28

Chair: Manuel Foradori, Transcrime Research Centre on Transnational Crime

An Empirical Study of Emerging Criminal Fraud in Taiwan Tzer-chang Liu, Central Police University, Taiwan

Can Biometric Measures Prevent Internet Identity Theft? A Situational Crime Prevention Approach

Manuel Foradori, Transcrime Research Centre on Transnational Crime


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The Prevention of Organised Crime through the Crime-proofing of Regulation Ernesto Ugo Savona, Transcrime/Università degli Studi di Trento/Università

Cattolica di Milano/Università Cattolica, Milan, Italy

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 200: DRUG COURTS: THE IMPACT ON PARTICIPANTS AND THE JUSTICE SYSTEM Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 29

Chair: Jerome McKean, Ball State University

Enhancing Drug Court Success: Specialty Counseling Groups, Educational/Employment Resources, and Increased Residential Treatment Beds

Connie Ireland, California State University, Long Beach Christine Kleinpeter, California State University, Long Beach

Evaluation of New York City Drug Treatment Alternative-to-Prison (DTAP) Programs

Sharon E. Lansing, New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services

Participant Experiences with Perceived Coercion and Procedural Justice in a Co-Occurring Disorders Court

Myesa Nichole Knox, University of California, Irvine

Preliminary Findings from the Cost-Benefit Analysis of the Multi-Site Adult Drug Court Evaluation (MADCE)

Aaron Sundquist, The Urban Institute Shelli Rossman, The Urban Institute

John Roman, The Urban Institute Aaron Chalfin, The Urban Institute


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 201: AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC: CRIME WITHOUT BORDERS Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 41

Chair: Cindy J. Smith, National Institute of Justice

Author: Aaron Fichtelberg, University of Delaware

Discussants: William F. McDonald, Georgetown University

James Finckenauer, Rutgers Newark Raymond J. Michalowski, Northern Arizona University

George Andreopoulos, City University of New York Mathieu Deflem, University of South Carolina

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 202: HIGHER EDUCATION AND CRIME Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 42

Chair: Steven Lawrence Brewer Jr, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

College Alcohol Policy and Student Drunk Driving in a National Sample Jing Liu, State University of New York at Albany

Explaining Variation in Reported Crime Rates on College Campuses Brian Reaves, Bureau of Justice Statistics

Sexual Assault on College Campuses: Prevention Through Education Terrylynn Pearlman, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Assessing the Academic Skills of Inmates: Policy Implications for Reducing Recidivism

Jeanette Christine Shutay, Calumet College of St. Joseph David J. Plebanski, Calumet College of St. Joseph

Michael McCafferty, Calumet College of St. Joseph


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 203: SOCIAL CONTEXT AND CHANGING CRIME RATES Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 43

Chair: Xiaogang Deng, University of Massachusetts, Boston

Crime Rates and Trends in Turkey between 2000 and 2005 Ekrem Mus, Turkish National Police/Virginia Commonwealth University

Exploring Crime Rates Before and After the Arrival of Casinos in the Midwest Kurt L. Monroe, University of Kentucky

Land Policy, Capitalization of Power, and Corruption in Contemporary China Xiaogang Deng, University of Massachusetts, Boston

Violent Crime Rates, Specifically Homicide, between the Younger and Middle-aged Generations in Korea

Jeong Hyun Kim, Korean National Police

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 204: PERSONAL VICTIMIZATION AND ROUTINE ACTIVITY THEORY Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 44

Chair: Jonathon Cooper, Arizona State University

Demographics, Lifestyles, and Personal Victimization Jackson Bunch, University of Georgia

Rape, Drug Markets, and Opportunity Martin Bouchard, Simon Fraser University

Patrick Lussier, Simon Fraser University Eric Beauregard, Simon Fraser University

Robbery Victimization Difference between Migrants and Residents in China: A Lifestyle/Routine Activity Perspective

Jianhua Xu, The University of Hong Kong


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 205: COMMUNITY-WIDE GANG PROGRAMS Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 45

Chair: Arlen Egley, National Youth Gang Center

A Longitudinal Analysis of Highest Risk Youth to Prevent Involvement in Violence

Crystal Geris, University of Illinois at Chicago Tim Metzger, University of Illinois at Chicago Gary Slutkin, University of Illinois at Chicago

Elena Quintana, University of Illinois at Chicago

Community Collaboratives Addressing Youth Gangs: Findings from OJJDP's Gang Reduction Program

David Hayeslip, Urban Institute Meagan Cahill, Urban Institute

Prevention of Gang Violence with Community Partnerships: An Evaluation of Multiple Gang Violence Prevention Programs

Shiyloh L. Duncan, California State University, Bakersfield Cindy Uetz, Kern County Department of Human Services

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 206: INTERSECTIONS OF RACE, GENDER, AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROCESSES AND CONSEQUENCES Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 46

Chair: Guadalupe T. Vidales, University of Wisconsin, Parkside

"Surviving They War": The Race and Gender Politics of Mass Incarceration Jill A. McCorkel, Villanova University

Can You Hear Me Now! Race and Gender Represent Intersectionalities Vernetta Young, Howard University


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Examining Maternal Incarceration and the Child-Caregiver Relationship among Minority Women

Zina McGee, Hampton University Tyrell Connor, Hampton University

Gender, Race, and the Therapeutic Self: Treating and Punishing Addicted Women

Allison R. McKim, New York University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 207: RACE, STRUCTURAL INEQUALITY, AND SEGREGATION Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 47

Chair: Amie L. Nielsen, University of Miami

Optimizing Residential Segregation and Urban Crime Bryan L. Sykes, University of Washington

Jacob Thomas Neal Young, University of Washington

Multi-Level Analyses of Racial Inequality and Segregation on Interracial and Intraracial Robbery and Aggravated Assault

Shaun A. Thomas, Louisiana State University

Macro and Micro Processes in the Race/Ethnicity-Age-Crime Relationship Melissa A. Burbank, University of New Hampshire

Cesar Rebellon, University of New Hampshire Joanne M. Kaufman, University at Albany, SUNY

The Promise of Homeownership: Can Tenure Choice Mediate the Relationship between Segregation and Crime?

Jocelyn R. Fontaine, The American University/The Urban Institute


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 208: INVESTIGATING AND INTERVENING ON HUMAN TRAFFICKING Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 48

Chair: Allen W. Wong, State University of New York at Albany

Successes and Failures in Identifying Human Trafficking Victims: Why the Domestic Violence Model Has Not Worked

Andrea Gail Lange, Washington College

Human Trafficking: Mitigations and Investigation Techniques Shannon Treney, The Richard Stockton College of NJ

Mark Anarumo, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

Ruling Human Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation in the UK and the Ukraine Colleen Theresa Moore, Anglia Ruskin University

Anna Markovska, Anglia Ruskin University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 209: EMPIRICAL EFFECTS OF PRISON-BASED SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAMS Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Promenade Ballroom E

Chair: Deborah Koetzle Shaffer, University of Nevada-Las Vegas

The Effect of Therapeutic Community on Time to First Arrest Eric L. Jensen, University of Idaho

Stephanie L. Kane, University of Idaho

Who Benefits Most from Prison-Based Drug Treatment David Eric Olson, Loyola University Chicago

Jordan Boulger, Loyola University Chicago

Corrections-based Drug Treatment Programs and Crime Prevention: An International Approach

Cassandra Lynn Reyes, Indiana University of Pennsylvania


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A Randomized Clinical Trial of Buprenorphine for Prisoners in Maryland Michael Scott Gordon, Friends Research Institute

Timothy W. Kinlock, Friends Research Institute Robert P. Schwartz, Friends Research Institute

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 210: POLICING TERRORISM Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Promenade Ballroom F

Chair: Matthew J. Giblin, Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Law Enforcement and Counterterrorism in Post-9/11 Germany Gad J. Bensinger, Loyola University Chicago

Perceptions of Homeland Security Preparation and Risk: Findings from a Survey of Law Enforcement Agencies

Matthew J. Giblin, Southern Illinois University Carbondale Joseph A. Schafer, Southern Illinois University

George Wilson Burruss, Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Policing for Homeland Security: A New Paradigm or a Reversion to Old Ways?

Michele Grillo, Nova Southeastern University

Preempting Domestic Terrorist Attacks: Institutionalizing Proactive Policing Samuel Berhanu, Federal Bureau of Investigation

James J. Nolan, III, West Virginia University Cynthia Barnett-Ryan, Federal Bureau of Investigation


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 211: HOMICIDE RESEARCH ON UNDERSTUDIED VICTIMS, OFFENDERS AND TYPES Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Rose Garden

Chair: Robert Michael Worley, Penn State Altoona

A Life Less Valuable? Criminal Justice Responses to Child Homicide Margarita Poteyeva, University of Delaware

Homicide & Suicide in Switzerland from 1980-2002: Study on Forensic Medicine, Police and Court Files

Martin Killias, University of Zurich, Switzerland Nora Markwalder, University of Zurich, Switzerland

Homicide followed by Suicide in Seven European Countries: First Results from a Cross-national Study

Dietrich Oberwittler, Max Planck Institute Freiburg Janne Kivivuori, National Research Institute of Legal Policy


THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 212: VICTIMIZATION IN SPECIAL POPULATIONS Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom A

Chair: Kristin Marie Tennyson, University of Florida

Repeat Victims: The Criminalization and Victimization of the Homeless Tammy Garland, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

Karen Miller, West Virginia Wesleyan

Revisiting the Relationship Between Mental Illness and Victimization Brandonn Michael Rosenfeld, University of Missouri, St. Louis


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Social Networking Website Use and Identity Disclosure among American Teenagers

Kendra King, University of Massachusetts, Boston

Youth Victimization and Relationship Transitions in Young Adulthood Andrew Wilczak, Bowling Green State University

Danielle Kuhl, Bowling Green State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 213: TRENDS IN CRIME AND VIOLENCE Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom B

Chair: Kathleen M. Heide, University of South Florida

Identifying Trends in Rural/Urban Crime Rates: How does Rurality Relate to Crime?

Laine Briddell, Pennsylvania State University

Juvenile Homicide Offenders: An Analysis Of 29 Years Of U.S. Data By Gender

Kathleen M. Heide, University of South Florida Dominique Roe-Sepowitz, Arizona State University

Eldra P. Solomon, Center for Mental Health

Trends in Workplace Homicides in the United States, 1993-2002 Scott Hendricks, Centers for Disease Control/NIOSH

E. Lynn Jenkins, Centers for Disease Control (NIOSH)

What's Behind the Increase? Explaining Recent Trends in Suicide Among African American Males

Tim Wadsworth, University of Colorado at Boulder Charis E. Kubrin, George Washington University


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 214: MEDIA EFFECTS ON THE PUBLIC AND POLICY Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom C

Chair: Lloyd Klein, Kingsborough Community College, CUNY

Dramatizing Crime: Exploring Media Effects on Police Morale Gwendelyn S Nisbett, University of Oklahoma

Jennifer Hartsfield, University of Oklahoma Neal McNabb, University of Oklahoma

Kelly Damphousse, University of Oklahoma

Criminal Justice Research and Expertise in Policy Debates: The Case of Persistent Offender Policies

Amy Kearns, Indiana University

The Impact of Crime Programs on the Perception of Crime Robert Sarver, University of Texas at Arlington

Rhonda R. Dobbs, University of Texas at Arlington Mary B. Sarver, Kaplan University

The Social Construction of Social Problems: The Mass Media and "Three Strikes"

Jennifer N. Grimes, Indiana State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 215: PRISONER REENTRY AND PAROLE: PERSONAL, ORGANIZATIONAL AND SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom D

Chair: Danielle Sheldon Rudes, George Mason University

An Experimental Audit of the Effects of Low-level Criminal Records on Employment

Christopher Uggen, University of Minnesota


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Mike Vuolo, University of Minnesota Ebony Ruhland, University of Minnesota & Council on Crime and Justice

Hilary Whitham, University of Minnesota & Council on Crime and Justice

Understanding Parole Violations: Parole Revocation in Colorado Sara Steen, University of Colorado at Boulder

Shelby McKinzey, University of Colorado, Boulder Peter J. Lovegrove, University of Colorado at Boulder

Interpreting and Constructing Parole: Examining Parole Agent - Parolee Interactions

Robert Werth, University of California, Irvine

Prisoner Reentry and the Family: Investigating Differences in the Effects of Incarceration on Mothers, Fathers, and Their Children

Sara Wakefield, University of California, Irvine Christina Tam, University of California, Irvine

Back-end Sentencing, Focal Concerns and Discretionary Decision Making in Parole Revocation

Jeff Lin, University of Denver Ryken Grattet, University of California, Davis

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 216: APPLYING CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORIES TO UNDERSTAND TERRORISM Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom E

Chair: Thomas Riley O'Connor, Austin Peay State University

Applying Criminal Theory to Terrorism Amanda M. Sharp Parker, University of South Florida

Christine S. Sellers, University of South Florida

Terrorism as Global Insurgency Thomas Riley O'Connor, Austin Peay State University


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Terrorism, Economic Factors and Conflict: Exploring the Roots of Terrorism Carol Anne Veneziano, Southeast Missouri State University

Fourth and Fifth Generation Warfare: A Primer for Criminologists Jeffrey McIllwain, San Diego State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 217: THINKING CRITICALLY ABOUT RURAL CRIME AND SOCIAL CONTROL Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom F

Chair: Walter DeKeseredy, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

Toward a Feminist Understanding of Rural Crime and its Control Walter DeKeseredy, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

Rural Women's Stories of Addiction and Recovery: Through a Critical Lens Judith Anne Grant, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

Looking Back Critically on Rural Criminology Joseph Donnermeyer, Ohio State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 218: RESEARCH ON POLICE AND POLICING Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom G

Chair: Richard Gary Greenleaf, Elmhurst College

In the Line of Duty - Officer Death and Psychological Distress in Surviving Family Members

Ronald Eckert, Villanova University


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Police Suicide an Evolutionary Perspective Christopher David DeSantis, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

Stereotypes of Policing in Television Phillip Michael Kopp, John Jay College of Criminal Justice/CUNY

The Unique Human-Animal Relationship Of Law Enforcement Officers Paired with Canines

Gennifer Furst, William Paterson University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 219: EPISTEMOLOGY OF TERRORISM - I Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom H


A Case Study of PKK: How PKK Terrorist Organization Earns Money Yasin Kose, University of Texas at Dallas/Turkish National Police

Huseyin Akdogan, University of North Texas/ Turkish National Police Oguzhan Basibuyuk, Turkish National Police

Cyber-Terrorism: Truth or Myth? A Study of the Court Cases. Billy Howard, Eastern Kentucky University

Identity Crisis: How Terrorist Organizations Name Themselves Clairissa D. Breen, Temple University

MEETING

SESSION 220: DIVISION OF CORRECTIONS AND SENTENCING ANNUAL BUSINESS/AWARDS BREAKFAST MEETING Thursday, November 13 - 8:00 am to 10:00 am Hilton Laclede


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SESSION 221: INVESTIGATIVE STRATEGIES FOR THE SUCCESSFUL PROSECUTION OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Boardroom 22

Chair: Bernie Auchter, National Institute of Justice

Investigative Strategies for the Successful Prosecution of Intimate Partner Violence

Andre B. Rosay, University of Alaska Anchorage Darryl Wood, Washington State University Vancouver

Greg Postle, University of Delaware Katie TePas, Alaska State Troopers

Factors Affecting the Prosecution of Sexual Assault Cases Darryl Wood, Washington State University Vancouver

Andre B. Rosay, University of Alaska Anchorage Greg Postle, University of Delaware Katie TePas, Alaska State Troopers

Factors Affecting the Prosecution of Domestic Violence Marny Rivera, University of Alaska Anchorage

Darryl Wood, Washington State University Vancouver Andre B. Rosay, University of Alaska Anchorage

Greg Postle, University of Delaware Katie TePas, Alaska State Troopers

Factors Affecting the Prosecution of Stalking Andre B. Rosay, University of Alaska Anchorage

Darryl Wood, Washington State University Vancouver Greg Postle, University of Delaware Katie TePas, Alaska State Troopers

Lessons Learned and Policy Implications Katie TePas, Alaska State Troopers

Andre B. Rosay, University of Alaska Anchorage Darryl Wood, Washington State University Vancouver


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SESSION 222: SELF CONTROL ACROSS VARYING POPULATIONS AND CONTEXTS Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 24

Chair: Stacey Nofziger, University of Akron

Neighborhood Context, Low Self-Control, and Delinquency: A Multilevel Study of Hispanic Youth in Chicago

Holly Ventura Miller, University of Texas at San Antonio Chris Gibson, University of Florida

Alex Piquero, University of Maryland

Delinquent Peers, Self-Control, and Crime: Assessing Effect Size across Different Measures of Delinquent Peers

Ryan Charles Meldrum, Florida State University Jacob Thomas Neal Young, University of Washington

Frank Weerman, NSCR (Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement

Gender, Self-Control, and Delinquency: A Comparison of Hispanics and Non-Hispanic Whites

Constance Chapple, University of Cincinnati Trina L. Hope, University of Oklahoma

Bianca E. Bersani, University of Maryland

Sexual Arousal and Self Control: An Experimental Test of the Invariance of Self Control

Jeff Bouffard, Washington State University Tasha Kunzi, Washington State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 223: TESTING GENERAL STRAIN THEORY AMONG JUVENILE AND YOUNG ADULT SAMPLES Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 25

Chair: Stacy De Coster, North Carolina State University


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A Test of General Strain Theory's (GST) Predictive Ability to Explain Serious Juvenile Offending

Judy A. Van Wyk, University of Rhode Island Lawrence C. Grebstein, University of Rhode Island

Gender and General Strain Theory: The Gendered Experience of Emotions Linking Stress to Delinquency

Rena Cornell, North Carolina State University Stacy De Coster, North Carolina State University

General Strain Theory and Peer Influence on Delinquency and Drug Use Jeremy R. Rhodes, Baylor University

Sung Joon Jang, Baylor University

The Effect of Adolescent Strain on Antisocial Behavior in Young Adulthood Sarah Kathryn Spilman, Iowa State University

Monica J. Martin, University of California, Davis

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 224: CRIME AND RURALITY Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 26

Chair: Malcolm Holmes, University of Wyoming

Exploring Suicide in the Rural Midwest: A Macro-Level Approach Stephanie Ann Hays, Buena Vista University

Playing on the Wrong Side of the Tracks: Investigating Barriers to Recreation in the Mississippi Delta

Christopher Wiley Bounds, Mississippi State University Nicole Rader, Mississippi State University

The Effects of Rural Disorganization on Crime: Investigating Official Crime Data

Ryan B. Baker, Indiana University

The Importance of Place: Understanding and Analyzing Rurality Sheryl Van Horne, Rutgers University


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SESSION 225: AMERICA'S PENAL HERITAGE Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 27

Chair: Larry E. Sullivan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Forgotten Fire: Learning from the 1930 Ohio State Penitentiary Fire, America's Worst Prison Disaster

Mitchel Roth, Sam Houston State University

Review of the Foundational Groundwork and Early Operation of Elmira Reformatory

William J. Hartley, Saint Joseph's College

The Origins of U.S. Military Prison Camp Practices: Treatment of American Civil War Prisoners

Richard G. Zevitz, Marquette University

The Changing Prison Community Douglas Ewing Thompkins, John Jay College/CUNY

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 226: TURNING POINTS IN THE LIFE-COURSE Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 28

Chair: Nancy A. Morris, Southern Illinois University

The Effects of Adolescent Employment Experiences on Delinquency: Examining the Nature and Quality of Employment

Nancy A. Morris, Southern Illinois University

A College Degree as a Turning Point: How Does One Get There? Lauren O'Neill Shermer, Widener University

Lifecourse Interdependence: The Misinterpretation of Interaction Effects and their Theoretical Consequences

Walter Forrest, Northeastern University Marc L. Swatt, Northeastern University


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SESSION 227: POLICING AND PROSECUTION OF SEXUAL ASSAULT CASES: A REVIEW OF PRACTICES IN TWO JURISDICTIONS Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 29

Chair: Cassia Spohn, Arizona State University

The Influence of Victim, Suspect, and Evidentiary Factors in Police Work Nancy Rodriguez, Arizona State University

Cassia Spohn, Arizona State University Mary Koss, University of Arizona

"The Victim Declined To Prosecute:" Accounting for Lack of Cooperation in Sexual Assault Cases

Cassia Spohn, Arizona State University Nancy Rodriguez, Arizona State University

Mary Koss, University of Arizona

Modeling Police and Prosecution Outcomes in Sexual Assault Cases Ruthanne Vandiver, Arizona State University

Melinda Tasca, Arizona State University Nancy Rodriguez, Arizona State University

Cassia Spohn, Arizona State University Mary Koss, University of Arizona

He Said, She Said: An Assessment of Victim/Offender Accounts of Sexual Assault

Ryan Samuelson, Arizona State University Cassia Spohn, Arizona State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 228: PEER INFLUENCES AND JUVENILE DELINQUENCY Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 41

Chair: Denise Nation, Winston Salem State University


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Racial Disparities in the Effects of Delinquent Peers Carla Isabel Cue, University of Pennsylvania

The Relationship between Minority Adolescent Female Delinquency and Association with Delinquent Peers

Zina McGee, Hampton University Tiffany Latham, Hampton University

Overconformists: The Understudied Group of Adolescents Melinda Ward, University of Texas, Austin

The Causes of Delinquency among Turkish Juveniles Taner Cam, Turkish National Police, University of North Texas

Ilker Pekgozlu, University of Texas at Dallas, Turkish National Police Habib Ozdemir, University of Texas/Dallas and Turkish National Police

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 229: SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AND RAPE Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 42

Chair: Sheetal Ranjan, William Paterson University

Spatial Analysis of Intimate Partner Violence: New York City Sheetal Ranjan, William Paterson University

Chitra Raghavan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Intimate Partner Violence in Neighborhood Context Emily Wright, University of South Carolina Michael L. Benson, University of Cincinnati

Spatial Analysis of Intimate Partner Violence In and Around Low-income Public Housing in the City of Louisville, KY

Geetha Suresh, University of Louisville Elizabeth Grossi, University of Louisville


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The Spatial Context of Rape: The Fourth Dimension of Neighborhoods Nicole Hendrix, Radford University

Isaac T. Van Patten, Radford University Beth Bjerregaard, University of North Caroline, Charlotte

Discussant: Chitra Raghavan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 230: CROSS-NATIONAL ANALYSIS OF CRIME RATES AND TRENDS Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 43

Chair: Benjamin Pearson-Nelson, Indiana University, Purdue University at Ft.

Wayne

European City Homicide Rates: A Comparison of OLS Regression and Hierarchical Linear Modeling Techniques

Patricia L. McCall, North Carolina State University Rodney L. Engen, North Carolina State University


Homicide Trends: Uncovering Spatial and Temporal Patterns Comparing U.S. and Canadian Rates

Benjamin Pearson-Nelson, Indiana University, Purdue University at Ft. Wayne

Tanya Trussler, McGill University

Violence Socialization And Approval Of Violence: A World Perspective On Gender Differences And American Violence

Murray A. Straus, University of New Hampshire MaryBeth Mattingly, University of New Hampshire

A Special Type of Crime - Arson. Crime Rates, Offenders, and Prevention in Finland

Ahti Laitinen, University of Turku


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SESSION 231: PERCEPTIONS OF JUSTICE FOR INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 44

Chair: Bernadette T. Muscat, California State University, Fresno

Do the Views of the Prosecutors' Offices Have an Impact on Domestic Violence Cases?

Njeri Kershaw, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Islamic Law and Domestic Violence: Controversy Surrounding the Reference to "Wife-Beating" in the Koran

Christine DeCleene, William Mitchell College of Law

Media Images of Female Stranger and Domestic Violence Murder Victims Venessa Garcia, Kean University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 232: TERRORISM: GROUP TRAJECTORIES, SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION, AND THE ROLE OF PUBLIC POLICY Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 45

Chair: Laura Dugan, University of Maryland

A Group-Based Analysis on Anti-American Terrorist Attacks from 1970 to 2004

Sue-Ming Yang, Georgia State University Martha Crenshaw, Stanford University Laura Dugan, University of Maryland Gary LaFree, University of Maryland

Patterns of Decline among Terrorist Organizations and Movements Erin Miller, University of Maryland


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Spatial Choices and Terrorist Incidents: A Situational Study of Terrorist Activity in Europe

Brandon Behlendorf, University of Maryland

The Impact of Grievances on Homicide and Political Violence in South Africa (1974-2003)

Mischelle Van Brakle, University of Maryland

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 233: GENDER RESPONSIVE TREATMENT IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 46

Chair: Jennifer L. Hartman, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Differential Offending or Differential Treatment: Why Are More Women Being Incarcerated?

Jill M. Fort, Newman University Lisa L. Sample, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Female Inmates: An Exploratory Study Regina Benedict, University of Tennessee

Gender Responsive Treatment for Women Offenders Nena Messina, University of California, Los Angeles

Michael Prendergast, University of California, Los Angeles

Making the Case for Gender- and Cultural- Specific Programming in Drug Treatment Settings

Vivian C. Pacheco, Rutgers University Liza Chowdhury, Rutgers University


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SESSION 234: MULTILEVEL MODELS OF NEIGHBORHOOD EFFECTS ON OFFENDING Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 47


Neighborhood Disadvantage and the Conditional Effect of ASVAB Test Scores on Adolescent Violence

Thomas L. McNulty, The University of Georgia Paul E. Bellair, The Ohio State University

Neighborhood Covariates of Homicide Trends in South Korea: An Analysis Using Growth Curve Modeling

Dae-Hoon Kwak, Michigan State University Jinseong Cheong, Korea National Police University

Impulsivity and Collective Efficacy: Investigating the Person-Context Nexus Gregory M. Zimmerman, University at Albany, SUNY

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 235: THEORY AND RESEARCH ON HUMAN TRAFFICKING Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 48

Chair: Allen W. Wong, State University of New York at Albany

Power, Knowledge, Bodies & Globalization: A Post-Structuralist Review of Human Trafficking

Jennifer Melvin, Michigan State University

Trafficking in Human Beings: Mapping the Theoretical Implications of the Global Sex Trade

Erin Denton, Simon Fraser University


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The Characteristics of Human Trafficking Victims and Offenders Identified by Law Enforcement

Amy S. Farrell, Northeastern University Jack McDevitt, Northeastern University

Stephanie Fahy, Northeastern University

The Correlates of Prostitution and Women Trafficking in Nigeria Obi Ebbe, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 236: TRASH, CASH, AND LASHED: CULTURE, POWER, AND DECENCY IN RE/CONSTRUCTIONS OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE REALITIES Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Promenade Ballroom E

Chair: Stephanie Whitehead, Indiana University

From Street to Screen: Police, White Masculinity, and the Media Stephanie Whitehead, Indiana University

Blue Light Special: Propaganda, Pretense and Priorities in Institutional Rape Prevention.

Sara Walsh, Indiana University

Reading Mediated Bodies: Photojournalistic Accounts of MS-13 Heather Pruss, Indiana University

The Marquis de Sade: On the Meaning of Obscenity Brent Abraham Funderburk, Indiana University

Discussant: Stephanie Kane, Indiana University


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SESSION 237: PATTERNS OF TERRORISTS' BEHAVIOR AND GOVERNMENTAL RESPONSE Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Promenade Ballroom F

Chair: Brent L. Smith, University of Arkansas

Prosecutorial Methods and Defense Strategies in Federal Terrorism Cases Chris Shields, University of Arkansas

Case Disposition and Terrorist Status on Sentencing Outcomes: Rewarding Pleas or Punishing Trials?

Mindy Bradley, University of Arkansas Kelly Damphousse, University of Oklahoma

Brent L. Smith, University of Arkansas

Terrorism in Time and Space Kelly Damphousse, University of Oklahoma

Brent L. Smith, University of Arkansas

Korean Hostages in Afghanistan Minwoo Yun, Wheeling Jesuit University

Eunyoung Kim, University of Florida

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 238: AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC: GETTING PLAYED Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Rose Garden

Chair: Karen Heimer, University of Iowa

Author: Jody Miller, University of Missouri St. Louis

Discussants: Janet Lauritsen, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Marjorie Zatz, Arizona State University Walter DeKeseredy, University of Ontario Institute of Technology


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SESSION 239: ORIGINS OF AMERICAN CRIMINOLOGY I Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom A

Chairs: Cheryl Lero Jonson, University of Cincinnati

Andrew Myer, University of Cincinnati

Revitalizing Merton: General Strain Theory Robert S. Agnew, Emory University

Revitalizing Merton: Institutional-Anomie Theory Steven F. Messner, University at Albany, SUNY

Richard Rosenfeld, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Reintegrative Shaming and Crime: John Braithwaite Nicole Leeper Piquero, Virginia Commonwealth University

Paul Mazerolle, Griffith University

From Conflict Theory to Peacemaking Criminology: Richard Quinney John F. Wozniak, Western Illinois University

Michael C. Braswell, East Tennessee State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 240: IMMIGRATION AND NEIGHBORHOOD CRIME Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom B

Chair: Michael P. Brown, Ball State University

Crime and Immigration in Historical Context: St. Louis 1870-1930 Robert J. Fornango, Arizona State University

Scott Decker, Arizona State University Jeff Rojek, University of South Carolina


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Immigrant Succession, Neighborhood Composition, and the Crime Drop in Los Angeles

Charlotte E. Gill, University of Pennsylvania John Hipp, University of California, Irvine

John MacDonald, University of Pennsylvania

Immigration and Neighborhood Homicide Patterns Cynthia Perez McCluskey, University of Texas at San Antonio

John McCluskey, University of Texas at San Antonio Jeffrey Michael Cancino, Texas State University

The Effect of Latino Immigration on Neighborhood Crime Rates in Philadelphia

Margaret Pendzich, University of Maryland

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 241: COMMUNITY VIOLENCE PREVENTION EMPLOYING EX-OFFENDERS AS OUTREACH STAFF Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom C

Chair: Elena Quintana, University of Illinois at Chicago

Considerations of Employing Ex-Offenders to Prevent Violence Elena Quintana, University of Illinois at Chicago

Jalon Arthur, University of Illinois Chicago Tim Metzger, University of Illinois at Chicago

Tio Hardiman, The University of Illinois at Chicago Gary Slutkin, University of Illinois at Chicago

CeaseFire Hospital Response Program to Reduce Violent Injury in Chicago Youth

Sheila Regan, The University of Illinois at Chicago Elena Quintana, University of Illinois at Chicago

Tim Metzger, University of Illinois at Chicago Gary Slutkin, University of Illinois at Chicago


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Using Critical Incidence Technique (CIT) to Identify Critical Requirements of Conflict Mediations

David Henry, University of Illinois at Chicago Elena Quintana, University of Illinois at Chicago

Tim Metzger, University of Illinois at Chicago

Discussant: Candice Kane, The University of Illinois at Chicago

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 242: PRELIMINARY FINDINGS FROM THE MSUCF POLICE USE OF FORCE POLICY STUDY: AN EIGHT CITY ASSESSMENT Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom D

Chair: William Terrill, Michigan State University

Force Policy, Practices, and Outcomes William Terrill, Michigan State University

Patrol Officers' Perceptions of Non-Lethal Force Policies: Assistance, Restrictiveness, and Guidance

Eugene A. Paoline, University of Central Florida Heidi Stone Bonner, University at Albany

Assessing Police Culture across Formal Organizational Boundaries: A Multi-level Examination of Officers' Occupational Attitudes

Jason R. Ingram, Michigan State University

Strengths, Issues, and Challenges of the MSUCF Police Use of Force Policy Study

Charles L. Scheer, Michigan State University


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SESSION 243: APPLYING SITUATIONAL ACTION THEORY TO SOME KEY CRIMINOLOGICAL PROBLEMS Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom E

Chair: Robert J. Sampson, Harvard University

Do People Abide by the Law Because They Fear Getting Caught? Andromachi Tseloni, Notingham Trent University

Per-Olof Wikstrom, University of Cambridge

What Drives Persistence and Desistance in Offending? Kyle Treiber, University of Cambridge


Acts of Terrorism as Moral Actions. Noemie Bouhana, Jill Dando Institute, University College London


Discussant: Friedrich A. Loesel, University of Cambridge

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 244: CRITICAL ANALYSES OF JUSTICE AND SOCIAL POSITION Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom F

Chair: Shahid Alvi, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

Male Peer Support and Battered Immigrant Women: An Exploratory Study Amanda Couture, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

Jennifer Goodbrand, University of Ontario Institute of Technology Shahid Alvi, University of Ontario Institute of Technology


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Response to Homicide: The Role of Social Positions of the Victim and Perpetrator.

Paul Millar, Brock University

Status Influences on Perceptions of Procedural Justice: A Test of the Group Value Model

Jocelyn R. Fontaine, The American University/The Urban Institute Christopher D. Maxwell, University of Michigan/Michigan State University

Angela Moore, Office of Research and Evaluation Jaclyn D. Smith, National Institute of Justice

"Those Crybaby Liberals": The Policy Ramifications of Finger-Pointing in Community-Based Anti-Crime Organizations

Sarah Becker, Louisiana State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 245: MEASURING AND PREVENTING GANG INVOLVEMENT Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom G

Chair: Christina O'Donnell, National Youth Gang Center

Evaluating Gang Prevention Initiatives: A Focus on the G.R.E.A.T Program and School-Based Initiatives

Lisa Marie Carter, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Gang Involvement by Elementary School Students: Perception vs. Reality Mahfuzul Khondaker, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

Kennon Rice, Albright College Brenda L. Russell, Penn State Berks

Abigail Hafer, Pennsylvania State University, Berks Nicole Woytko, Pennsylvania State University, Berks

Gang Members' Delinquent and Violent Behaviors: Determining the Role of Parental Monitoring and Supervision

Monica H. Swahn, Georgia State University Robert M. Bossarte, West Virginia University

Bethany West, Georgia State University Volkan Topalli, Georgia State University


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The Hobbema Community Cadets Corps Program: Preventing Gang-related Involvement in an Aboriginal "War-Zone"

Jana Grekul, University of Alberta Kim Sanderson, University of Alberta

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 246: CRIMES OF THE STATE AND STATE-CORPORATE CRIME Thursday, November 13 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom H


Action, Inaction and Accountability: The Role of the Bush Administration in September 11th

Elizabeth Bradshaw, Western Michigan University

Breaking Protocol: The Bush Administration's Failure to Ratify the Kyoto Protocol as a State Crime

Jacquelynn Ann Doyon, Western Michigan University

Corporate Responsibility and State Regulation Deficiency within the Pharmaceutical Industry

Hayden Griffin, University of Florida Bryan Lee Miller, University of Florida

Jeffrey T. Ward, University of Florida

Experimental LSD Research in Canada as State Crime Stephen Simms, Carleton University

MEETING

SESSION 247: DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME GENERAL BODY MEETING Thursday, November 13 - 10:00 am to 12:00 pm Pierre's


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SESSION 248: CONDUCTED ENERGY DEVICES AND OTHER TYPES OF FORCE: NEW FINDINGS FROM NATIONAL AND MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL ANALYSES Thursday, November 13 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Boardroom 22

Chair: Brett Chapman, National Institute of Justice

The Relative Placement of Types of Force on Linear Continuums: Results from a National Survey of Law Enforcement Agencies

Ruth Zschoche, University of South Florida Lorie Fridell, University of South Florida

Assessing the Effects of Conducted Energy Devices and Other Types of Force on Officer and Suspect Injury

Robert John Kaminski, University of South Carolina John MacDonald, University of Pennsylvania

Michael R. Smith, University of South Carolina

The Impact of Less-than-Lethal Weapon Deployment on Injury, Cost, and Liability Issues

Bruce G. Taylor, Police Executive Research Forum Bill Tegeler, Police Executive Research

James Cronin, Police Executive Research Forum Bruce Kubu, Police Executive Research Forum

Discussant: Geoff P. Alpert, University of South Carolina

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 249: PERCEPTIONS, PREDICTORS, AND OUTCOMES OF COMMUNITY-BASED SENTENCING Thursday, November 13 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 24

Chair: David C. May, Eastern Kentucky University


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Community Sentencing: Are Outcomes Gendered? Dennis Brewster, Oklahoma State University

Joy Hadwiger, Rogers State University

Sentencers' Views about the Community Order and the Suspended Sentence Order

George Mair, Liverpool John Moore’s University

The Day Fine: Punitive Yet Cost Efficient David C. May, Eastern Kentucky University

Peter Wood, Eastern Michigan University Margaret Mahoney, University of Louisville

Survival Analysis of Felony-Level Driving While Intoxicated Offenders Sentenced to Probation.

Chang-Bae Lee, University of West Florida Raymond H.C. Teske, Jr., Sam Houston State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 250: EVALUATIONS OF COMMUNITY-BASED RE-ENTRY PROGRAMS Thursday, November 13 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 25

Chair: Suzanne Rebecca Neusteter, City University of New York

An Outcome Evaluation of a Reentry-Based Drug Treatment Program Eric Grommon, Michigan State University

Timothy Bynum, Michigan State University William Davidson, Michigan State University

Community-Based Treatment of Criminal Offenders with Co-Occurring Mental Illness and Substance Abuse: A Preliminary Impact Study

Hung-En Sung, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Annette M. Mahoney, Hunter College


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Testing Responsivity in Re-entry Klinton Krouse, Adler School of Professional Psychology

Benjamin Pearson-Nelson, Indiana University, Purdue University at Ft. Wayne

California Mandatory Conditions of Parole Evaluation: Where to Start? Aili E. Malm, California State University, Long Beach

Connie Ireland, California State University, Long Beach Ryan G. Fischer, California State University, Long Beach

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 251: THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC COSTS OF INCARCERATION Thursday, November 13 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 26

Chair: Johnna Christian, Rutgers University

Negotiating Family Time in the Visitation Room: Incarcerated Men and Role Management Strategies

Shenique S. Thomas, Rutgers University, Newark

Prisoners' Family Members and Role Strain: Negotiating Social Roles Johnna Christian, Rutgers University

Damian J. Martinez, Rutgers University

The Cost of Conviction: Telling the Stories of the Impact of Financial Consequences on Reintegration

Emily A. NaPier, Center for Community Alternatives

Language is Leaving Me in Silence Aviva Twersky Glasner, Bridgewater State College


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SESSION 252: RACE, ETHNICITY AND PUNISHMENT Thursday, November 13 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 27

Chair: Yan Zhang, Sam Houston State University

Social Construction of Policy & Punishment Henry Jackson, Jr., Kansas State University

Racial Disparity in Imprisonment Rates Across Counties Thomas M. Arvanites, Villanova University

The War on African Americans: Examining the Changing Profile of Drug Offenders in State Prisons, 1986-2004

Ashley Marie Nellis, The Sentencing Project

Disproportionate Minority Confinement: A Historical Look at Racial Incarceration

Arthur H. Garrison, Garrison Consulting

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 253: CAPITAL PUNISHMENT: COSTS AND BENEFITS Thursday, November 13 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 28

Chair: Don Wallace, University of Central Missouri

Homicide Survivorship, "Closure" and the Impacts of the Death Penalty in Texas

Danielle Dirks, The University of Texas at Austin Stephen K. Rice, Seattle University

Execution Bulges II: Gathering the Evidence from States with Peak Distributions of Executions

Rachel Cunliffe Hardesty, Portland State University


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The Cost of the Death Penalty in Maryland Carly Renee Knight, Urban Institute


Aaron Sundquist, The Urban Institute Askar Darmenov, Urban Institute

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 254: THE FUTURE OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN THE UNITED STATES Thursday, November 13 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 29

TBA Robert Bohm, University of Central Florida

TBA Cathleen Burnett, University of Missouri, Kansas City

TBA Richard Janikowski, University of Memphis

TBA Dennis Longmire, Sam Houston State University

TBA Margaret Vandiver, University of Memphis

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 255: THEORY AND RESEARCH ON WHITE COLLAR CRIME AND ORGANIZATIONS Thursday, November 13 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 41

Chair: Nicole Leeper Piquero, Virginia Commonwealth University


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Theories of White-Collar Crime and Public Policy Andrea Schoepfer, California State University, San Bernardino

Nicole Leeper Piquero, Virginia Commonwealth University

An Integrated Framework for Understanding Officer Compliance in Correctional Organizations

Jana Benson, Arizona State University

Gender and "Other People's Money" Kristy Holtfreter, Arizona State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 256: GENE-ENVIRONMENT EFFECTS ON ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR II Thursday, November 13 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 42

Chair: Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University

A Biosocial Liability Model of Antisocial Behavior: An Exploratory Test in a Sample of Adolescents

Michael G. Vaughn, Saint Louis University Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University

Matt DeLisi, Iowa State University John Wright, University of Cincinnati

A Gene-Environment Interaction in the Production of Delinquency: Results from a Longitudinal Sample of Adolescents

Marie Angela Ratchford, Florida State University Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University

5HTT Moderates the Effects of Marijuana use on Serious Criminal behavior for Females

Jamie Vaske, University of Cincinnati Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University

John Wright, University of Cincinnati


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Maternal Smoking and Low Self-Control: A Propensity Score Matching Approach

Brian Boutwell, Florida State University Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University

Chris Gibson, University of Florida

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 257: OUTCOME STUDIES OF PRISON TREATMENT PROGRAMS Thursday, November 13 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 43

Chair: Laura Winterfield, The Urban Institute

An Outcome Evaluation of a Prison-Based Sex Offender Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment Program

Deanna M. Perez, University of Colorado Denver

Counting Down: HIV Prison-Based Peer Education Programs and Their Connection to Reduced Disciplinary Infractions

Kimberly A. Collica, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Reducing Recidivism? An Evaluation of Correctional Programming in Texas Prisons

Ken W. Balusek, Sam Houston State University

The Effects of Participating in Post-Secondary Education on Post-Release Offender Recidivism

Laura Winterfield, The Urban Institute Mark Coggeshall, Urban Institute


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SESSION 258: JUVENILE JUSTICE INNOVATIONS Thursday, November 13 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 44

Chair: David L. Myers, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Practitioner Perceptions of Balanced and Restorative Justice (BARJ) in Pennsylvania

Daniel Lee, Indiana University of Pennsylvania David L. Myers, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Dennis Giever, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Jay Gilliam, University of Illinois at Springfield

Balanced and Restorative Juvenile Justice in Wisconsin Cynthia Koller, University of Cincinnati

Juvenile Justice Innovation in Virginia Scott R. Maggard, Old Dominion University

Allison Taylor Chappell, Old Dominion University

Discussant: Philip M. Stinson, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 259: CRIME, LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE: A SPECIAL ISSUE ON THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF CRIME Thursday, November 13 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 46

Chairs: Garrett Arthur Russell Yursza Warfield, Northeastern University Anamika Agnieszka Twyman-Ghoshal, Northeastern University

Discussants: Gerald P. Pezzullo, Jr., Northeastern University, College of Criminal Justice

Danielle Rousseau, Northeastern University Yu Zhang, Northeastern University


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SESSION 260: SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF CRIME: EMPIRICAL EXAMPLES AND METHODOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS Thursday, November 13 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 47

Chair: Joseph Appiahene-Gyamfi, The University of Texas, Pan American

Commuting and Theft: The Effect of Journey to Work Patterns on Crime Rates, A Spatial Analysis

Emily Berthelot, Louisiana State University Troy Blanchard, Louisiana State University

Timothy Colin Brown, Louisiana State University

Hot Spots and Edge Effects: An Examination of Crime Patterns across Contiguous Suburban Police Agencies

Brian A. Lawton, Sam Houston State University Larry Hoover, Sam Houston State University

Seemingly Undetected Errors: Basics of Spatial Analyses in Criminal Justice Research

MoonSun Kim, SUNY Brockport Robert E. Worden, University at Albany

Sarah J. McLean, John F. Finn Institute for Public Safety

The Presence and Nature of a Near-Repeat Pattern of Motor Vehicle Theft Brian Lockwood, Temple University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 261: AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC: COLONIAL SYSTEMS OF CONTROL: CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN NIGERIA Thursday, November 13 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 48

Chair: Biko Agozino, The University of the West Indies


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Author: Viviane Saleh-Hanna, University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth

Discussants: Emmanuel Onyeozili, University of Maryland Eastern Shore

Biko Agozino, The University of the West Indies

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 262: DRUG COURTS AND EVIDENCE-BASED RESEARCH AND POLICY PANEL Thursday, November 13 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Promenade Ballroom E

Chair: Keith E. Johnson, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Drug Courts: An Evidence-Based-Proven Success Initiative Keith E. Johnson, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Evidence-Based Policy and Drug Court: The Brooklyn Treatment Court and Female Drug Offenders

Julie E. Humphrey, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Evidence-Based Research in Pennsylvania's Juvenile Drug Courts Stephanie Hughes, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Tracking Client Progress and Program Effectiveness through Repeated Measures in Drug Court

Wendy P. Guastaferro, Georgia State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 263: CAPITAL PUNISHMENT AND DETERRENCE Thursday, November 13 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Promenade Ballroom F

Chair: Mark C. Stafford, University of Texas at Austin


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Deterrence and Capital Punishment: A Within-State Analysis Anne Lick, University of Maryland

Ray Paternoster, University of Maryland Bobby Brame, University of North Carolina, Charlotte

Does the Death Penalty Save Lives? New Evidence from State Panel Data, 1977 to 2006

Tomislav Victor Kovandzic, University of Texas at Dallas Lynne Marie Vieraitis, University of Texas at Dallas

Denise Paquette Boots, University of Texas at Dallas

Political Democracy and the Effect of Capital Punishment: A Korean Case on Deterrence VS Brutalization

Chul-Hyun Park, Dong-Eui University, S. Korea

State-Wide Variation in Seeking the Death Penalty: A Case Study from Maryland

David Hull, University of Maryland Mauri Matsuda, University of Maryland

Chongmin Na, University of Maryland Ray Paternoster, University of Maryland

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 264: RESPONDING TO NEO-LIBERALISM Thursday, November 13 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Rose Garden

Chair: Pietro Stefano Toggia, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

"Safeguarding" Canadian Communities: The Tackling Violent Crime Act and the Importance of "Responsibility" within Neo-liberalism

Rachelle MJ Larocque, University of Alberta

Combating the Corporatist/Political Crime Victimization of America: Community Organizing, Social Movements and Liberation

William Calathes, New Jersey City University


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Community-Based Crime Prevention and Crime Control Strategies of the State: Control, Correspondence and Resistance

Tim M. Goddard, University of California, Irvine

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 265: STANDING AGAINST GLOBAL EXPLOITATION: IMPACTS ON VICTIMS AND PERPETRATORS Thursday, November 13 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom A


Preliminary Qualitative Results from a Formative Evaluation of the SAGE Project, Inc. LIFESKILLS and GRACE Programs

Mark Edberg, Development Services Group, Inc. Marcia Cohen, Development Services Group, Inc.

Suepattra May, University of California, Berkeley & San Francisco

Outcome Evaluation of the SAGE Project's LIFESKILLS and GRACE Programs

Marcia Cohen, Development Services Group, Inc. Stephen V. Gies, Development Services Group, Inc.

Final Results of an Evaluation of the First Offender Prostitution Program Michael Shively, ABT Associates

Sarah Jalbert, Abt Associates, Inc. Ryan Kling, Abt Associates, Inc. Bill Rhodes, Abt Associates, Inc. Dana Hunt, Abt Associates, Inc.


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SESSION 266: EVIDENCE-BASED CRIME PREVENTION II Thursday, November 13 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom B

Chair: David P. Farrington, University of Cambridge

Effectiveness of Programs to Prevent School Bullying Maria Ttofi, University of Cambridge

David P. Farrington, University of Cambridge Anna C. Baldry, Second University of Naples

Britta Kyvsgaard, Ministry of Justice, Denmark

Effects of Mentoring on Delinquency and Related Outcomes Patrick H. Tolan, University of Illinois at Chicago

Mike Schoeny, University of Illinois at Chicago David Henry, University of Illinois at Chicago

Drawing Conclusions About Causes from Systematic Reviews of Risk Factors Joseph Murray, University of Cambridge

David P. Farrington, University of Cambridge Manuel P. Eisner, University of Cambridge

Discussant: Paul Mazerolle, Griffith University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 267: JUSTICE AND LEGAL PRACTICE Thursday, November 13 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom C

Chair: Avi Brisman, Emory University

Can the Criminal Justice System Really Deliver Justice? Diana Reynolds Clayton, Rogers State University


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Motor Vehicle Search Incident to Arrest: Will the Court Move in a New Direction?

Keith G. Logan, Kutztown University

Racial Profiling Litigation: Current Status and Emerging Controversies Brian L. Withrow, Wichita State University

Liberal Constitutionalism or Pragmatism : Judging the Impact of Justice Anthony Kennedy on Criminal Justice

John D. Burrow, University of South Carolina


SESSION 268: PRESIDENTIAL SESSION: INNOVATIONS IN CORRECTIONS Thursday, November 13 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom D

Chair: Beth Huebner, University of Missouri, St. Louis

The Re-entry Project Christy Visher, University of Delaware

Pamela K. Lattimore, RTI International

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 269: THE ROLE OF RELATIONSHIPS AND VICTIMIZATION IN FEMALE OFFENDING Thursday, November 13 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom E

Chair: Jennifer Hartsfield, University of Oklahoma

Caught in the Cycle of Victimization: The Effects of Childhood Sexual Abuse on Female Offending

Ann Borden, University of Oklahoma


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Childhood and Adult Physical Abuse in Female Inmates: The Long-term Consequences

Jennifer Hartsfield, University of Oklahoma Susan F. Sharp, University of Oklahoma

Susan Marcus-Mendoza, University of Oklahoma

Do Relationships Matter in Adolescent Female Offending? A Test of Relational Theory

Brittany Groot, University of Cincinnati Krista Gehring, University of Cincinnati

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 270: STREET CORNERS, SCHOOL YARDS, NIGHT CLUBS, AND MEDICINE CABINETS: THE DIVERSION OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS IN AMERICA. Thursday, November 13 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom F

Chair: Hilary Surratt, Center for Drug and Alcohol Studies

Understanding the Scope and Magnitude of Prescription Drug Diversion Hilary Surratt, Center for Drug and Alcohol Studies

James A. Inciardi, University of Delaware Gladys E. Ibañez, Center for Drug and Alcohol Studies

Steven P Kutz, Center for Drug & Alcohol Studies

Examining the Relationship Between Different Rationales for Adolescent Prescription Drug Use and Where They Obtain Their Drugs.

Daniel J. O'Connell, University of Delaware Erin J. Farley, University of North Carolina Wilmington

Roberta Gealt, University of Delaware Steve S. Martin, University of Delaware

Prescription Drug Diversion in the Miami Club Culture James A. Inciardi, University of Delaware

Hilary Surratt, Center for Drug and Alcohol Studies Steven P Kutz, Center for Drug & Alcohol Studies


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Discussant: Kevin P. Conway, National Institute on Drug Abuse

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SESSION 271: UNDERSTANDING FIREARMS CARRYING AND LETHALITY Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Boardroom 22

Chair: Stephanie Ann Hays, Buena Vista University

Firearm Lethality: Does the Type of Gun Make a Difference? Lin Huff-Corzine, University of Central Florida

Jay Corzine, University of Central Florida Nicholas E. Libby, University of Central Florida

John Jarvis, Federal Bureau of Investigation Greg S. Weaver, Auburn University

Thomas A. Petee, Auburn University Janice Clifford, Auburn University

Overestimation of Schoolmate Gun Carrying among High School Students Mary G. Vriniotis, Harvard Youth Violence Prevention Center Renee M. Johnson, Harvard Youth Violence Prevention Center

The Impact of Violent Victimization and Violence on Initiation of Gun Carrying by Adolescents

Richard Spano, Indiana University Craig Rivera, Niagara University



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SESSION 272: PEDOPHILES, PIRACY, AND ELECTRONIC PHARMACIES: EXAMINING FORMS OF COMPUTER CRIME Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 24

Chair: George Wilson Burruss, Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Examining the Subculture of Pedophiles On-Line Thomas J. Holt, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Kristie R. Blevins, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Natasha Burkert, University of North Carolina, Charlotte

The Breath And Dynamics of Illegal Internet Drug Sales: The Emergence of An Ill-Defined Marketplace

Hedi Nasheri, Kent State University

Music Piracy Elizabeth Szockyj, Buffalo State College

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 273: RACE, GENDER AND FEAR OF CRIME Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 25

Chair: Erin J. Farley, University of North Carolina Wilmington

Gendered Fear of Crime for Others: A Case Study of Southern College Students

Nicole Rader, Mississippi State University Marisa Camille Allison, Mississippi State University

Revisiting the Shadow of Sexual Assault Hypothesis for Gang Crime James W. Meeker, University of California, Irvine



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Strangers, Neighbors, Race, & Fear: Inter-Racial Interactions, Crime Stereotypes, and Perceptions of Safety


The Saliency of Physical Victimization on Fear of Crime as Social Control Egbert Zavala, Kansas State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 274: PROTECTIVE ORDERS AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CASES Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 26

Chair: Melinda Roberts York, Washington State University

Civil Protection Order Effectiveness: A Revisit to Wilmington, Denver, and the District of Columbia

Carleen Vincent, University of Miami

Enforcing Domestic Violence Orders of Protection: Comparing Policy and Practice

Lisa Broidy, University of New Mexico Cameron Crandall, University of New Mexico

Proactive Law Enforcement Follow-Up with Domestic Violence Victims in Cases Involving Criminal No-Contact Orders

Angela R. Gover, University of Colorado, Denver Bobby Brame, University of North Carolina, Charlotte

Catherine Kaukinen, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Pamela K. Lattimore, RTI International

The Court's Response to Family Violence Protective Orders: A Comparison of 2 Georgia Counties

Michelle Emerson, Kennesaw State University


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SESSION 275: STRATEGIES FOR SUCCESS ON THE ACADEMIC JOB MARKET Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 27

Chair: Kate Luther, University of California, Riverside

Discussants: Nancy Wonders, Northern Arizona University Christine Rasche, University of North Florida Danielle McGurrin, Portland State University

Mona Danner, Old Dominion University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 276: INTERNATIONAL AND IMMIGRANT PERSPECTIVES ON INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 28

Chair: Kristin Marie Tennyson, University of Florida

Domestic Violence in Immigrant Communities in Baltimore, MD: Criminal Justice and Non-Criminal Justice Support Systems

Natalie Jean Sokoloff, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Susan Pearce, Eastern Carolina University

Perceptions and Beliefs of Interpersonal Violence and Gender Roles: A Study on Costa Rican Adolescents

Monica Mendez, University of Central Florida

Safety and Empowerment of Female Victims in Slovakia Gabriela Wasileski, University of Delaware

Women Forgotten: Gender Based Domestic Violence and Coping Mechanisms among Palestinian Refugee Women

Reem Abu-Lughod, California State University, Bakersfield


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SESSION 277: DESISTANCE: WHEN DOES THE RISK OF RECIDIVISM DECREASE TO THAT OF THE GENERAL POPULATION? Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 29

Chair: Arjan Blokland, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law

Enforcement

Enduring Risk Revisited: Do Ex-offenders ever become Like Non-offenders? Keith Soothill, Lancaster University, UK

Brian J. Francis, Lancaster University, UK

Rediscovering Quetelet, Again: The Aging Offender and the Prediction of Re-offending

Patrick Lussier, Simon Fraser University

Bearing Ones Own Cross? Criminal History Records and the Prediction of Future Offending

Arjan Blokland, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement


Developments in Estimating Time to Redemption Kiminori Nakamura, Carnegie Mellon University

Alfred Blumstein, Carnegie Mellon University

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SESSION 278: EXAMINING AND EXPLAINING GENDER AND OFFENDING Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 41

Chair: Alana Van Gundy-Yoder, Miami University


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Gender Differences in Criminality: What Can We Learn from the Heart Disease Model?

Alana Van Gundy-Yoder, Miami University

Power-Control Theory: A Multilevel Approach to Explaining the Gender Gap in Delinquency

Jessica Nicole Mitchell, University of South Florida

Rational and Irrational Violence: Girls' Place in Subcultures of Violence Katherine Irwin, University of Hawaii

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 279: CRIME AND CRIME POLICY IN CHINA Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 42

Chair: Bill Hebenton, University of Manchester, United Kingdom

Courts and Sentencing Research on Contemporary China Hong Lu, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Exploring Terra Incognita: What do Chinese think of Prostitution? Liqun Cao, Eastern Michigan University

Steven Stack, Wayne State University

Prostitution, Migration, and Human Trafficking: Chinese Migrant Women Min Liu, Rutgers University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 280: NEW DIRECTIONS IN RESEARCH ON SPECIALIZATION IN VIOLENCE Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 43

Chair: Christopher Schreck, Rochester Institute of Technology


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Social Learning and Sexual and Physical Abuse Richard B. Felson, Pennsylvania State University

Kelsea Jo Lane, Pennsylvania State University

The Origin of the Violent Neighborhood: A Study of Crime Type Differentiation Across Chicago Neighborhoods

Christopher Schreck, Rochester Institute of Technology Jean McGloin, University of Maryland

David Kirk, University of Maryland

Specialization in Offending: Comparing Measurement and Analytic Approaches

Michael Caudy, University of South Florida Christopher Sullivan, University of South Florida

Jean McGloin, University of Maryland James V. Ray, University of South Florida

Discussant: Wayne Osgood, Pennsylvania State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 281: SEXUAL ASSAULT: A FOCUS ON VICTIMS Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 44

Chair: Jackson Bunch, University of Georgia

College Women's Delayed Behavioral Responses to a Sexually Risky Situation: How Long Does She Stay?

Cortney Franklin, Sam Houston State University

A Comparison of the Offenders and Non-Offenders Among the Women and Girls in the Kinsey Data

Joanne Belknap, University of Colorado at Boulder Mark S. Turbin, University of Colorado, Boulder


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Interpersonal Victimization and Help-Seeking in a National Sample of Latino Women

Chiara Sabina, Penn State Harrisburg Carlos Cuevas, Northeastern University

Meaghan Paulhamus, Arizona State University

A Longitudinal Study of Female Participants of the Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) Program

Leanne Brecklin, University of Illinois at Springfield Rena Middendorf, University of Illinois at Springfield

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 282: PENAL POLICY AND CORRECTIONAL SYSTEMS: COMPARATIVE AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 45

Chair: Suzanne Rebecca Neusteter, City University of New York

Discipline, Docility and Disparity: A Study of Inequality and Corporal Punishment

Laurie Amanda Gould, University of Texas at Arlington Matthew Pate, State University of New York at Albany

An Assessment of Cross-National Variation in Rates of Incarceration Ryan E. Spohn, Kansas State University

Travis W. Linnemann, Kansas State University

Growing Penal Populism in Japan Koichi Hamai, Ryukoku University


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SESSION 283: LONG-TERM TRENDS IN VIOLENCE Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 46

Chair: Dallas Sumner Drake, Center for Homicide Research

Street Robbery in Chicago 1991-2005: Overall Decline, Location Persistence, and Hot Spots

Richard L. Block, Loyola University Chicago

The Great American Crime Decline in a Larger Time Frame Roland Chilton, University of Massachusetts Amherst

Wendy C. Regoeczi, Cleveland State University

Which Crime Drop? Matthew VanEseltine, The Pennsylvania State University

Black Small Businesses: Seeking Out the Small Business Owner in the Study of Young Black Arrests

Brian Chad Starks, University of Delaware Karen F. Parker, University of Delaware

Ben Fleury-Steiner, University of Delaware

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 284: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN AFRICAN CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 47

Chair: Ihekwoaba Declan Onwdiwe, Texas Southern University

Policy Initiatives in Police Administration in Six African English-Speaking Countries

Ejakait J.S.E Opolot, Texas Southern University

Dimensions of Economic Crimes in Africa Robert Mupier, Texas Southern University


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Methodological Issues in African Criminology Hon Richard Tachia, Texas Southern University

Community Policing: The Case of Informal Policing in Nigeria Ihekwoaba Declan Onwdiwe, Texas Southern University

Sharlette Kellum, Prairie View A&M University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 285: ORGANIZED CRIME; INTERTWINEMENT BETWEEN ILLEGAL AND LEGAL MARKETS Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 48

Chair: Hans Nelen, Maastricht University

The Role of Supply and Demand in Creating and Shaping and Illegal Market Klaus von Lampe, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany

Money Laundering and the Property Market Hans Nelen, Maastricht University

Ethnographic Research on Underground Banking Dina Siegel, VU University Amsterdam

Monitor Organized Crime 2007 Henk van de Bunt, Erasmus University Rotterdam

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 286: SOCIAL JUSTICE I: "GOING PUBLIC WITH CRIMINOLOGY: CHARTING NEW DIRECTIONS." Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Promenade Ballroom E

Chair: Emily I. Troshynski, University of California, Irvine


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"Prisoner Reentry: Social and Penal Policy." Daniel Yates, University of California, Irvine

"Empowerment for Young Girls: Mission Possible or Mission Accomplished?"

Anastasia Tosouni, University of California, Irvine

"The School Experiences of Detained Girls." Randy Myers, University of California, Irvine

"Social Consciousness as Crime Prevention and Rehabilitation." Elliott Currie, University of California, Irvine

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 287: COMPARING CITY AND REGIONAL CRIME RATES IN THE MEDIA AND BEYOND Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Promenade Ballroom F

Chair: Ted Gest, University of Pennsylvania

Discussants: Jeremy Kohler, St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Richard Rosenfeld, University of Missouri, St. Louis Eric P. Baumer, University of Missouri, St Louis Jeff Rainford, Chief of Staff, Mayor of St. Louis James Noonan, Federal Bureau of Investigation

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 288: GANG PREVENTION, INTERVENTION, AND SUPPRESSION Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Rose Garden

Chair: Mark M. Lanier, University of Central Florida


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Gangs, Drugs and Violence: Are the Newer Gangs Different? Buddy Howell, National Youth Gang Center

Glen David Curry, University of Missouri, St. Louis Arlen Egley, National Youth Gang Center

Christina O'Donnell, National Youth Gang Center

Current Gang Suppression and Preventative Measures Perpetuate Disproportionate Minority Contact in the Schools and CJS

Nailah McDowell, University of North Carolina, Greensboro

Problem-Solving Gang Crime: New Bedford's, MA Efforts to Reduce Serious Violent Crime

Sean P. Varano, Northeastern University Jennifer Robinson, Northeastern University

Russell Wolff, Northeastern University

Collective Social Identities as Mediators: Effects of Civil Gang Injunctions as an Intervention Strategy

Karen M. Hennigan, University of Southern California David Sloane, University of Southern California

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 289: NEW DIRECTIONS IN VICTIMIZATION RESEARCH Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom A

Chair: Richard T. Wright, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Criminalization, Modernization, and Globalization: U.S. and International Legal Perspectives on Domestic Violence

Shahid M. Shahidullah, Virginia State University

The Criminal Victimization of Immigrants: A Review William F. McDonald, Georgetown University


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The Victimization—Termination Link Scott Jacques, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Richard T. Wright, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Regulation of the Supported Living Industry Doug N. Evans, Indiana University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 290: EUROGANG PROGRAM I: FINDINGS FROM THE EUROGANG PROGRAM OF RESEARCH Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom B

Chair: Cheryl Maxson, University of California, Irvine

Dueling Banjos: Does Gang Member Definition Matter? Finn-Aage Esbensen, University of Missouri, St. Louis

T.J. Taylor, University of Missouri, St. Louis Dana Peterson, University at Albany, State University of New York

Chris Melde, Michigan State University Bradley T. Brick, University of Missouri, St. Louis Dena C. Carson, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Considering the Eurogang Research Paradigm: The Study of a 'Transnational' Gang in North America

Cheryl Maxson, University of California, Irvine

Indigenous Youth and Gangs as Family Rob White, University of Tasmania, Australia


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SESSION 291: CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom C

Chair: Mahfuzul Khondaker, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

Drafting Law's Future: Justice Architects and the Courthouse Design Process Bruce Hoffman, Ohio University

Managing Irrationality: Contradictions in the Case Processing of Youth Prosecuted As If They Were Adults

Carla J. Barrett, SUNY College at Old Westbury

Revisiting Weber's Theory of Law: An Examination of the Canadian Arbitration Act of 1991

Tusty Zohra, University of Nebraska at Omaha Rebecca Trammell, University of Nebraska at Omaha

The Language of Justice: Talking Justice with the Makers Michael Coyle, California State University, Chico

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 292: CONTEXTS AND CHALLENGES OF RE-ENTRY FOR WOMEN Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom F

Chair: Andrea Leverentz, University of Massachusetts, Boston

The Incarceration and Reentry Experiences of Female Returning Prisoners Christine Lindquist, RTI International

Christy Visher, University of Delaware Danielle Steffey, RTI International

From Prison to Home: Women's Pathway In and Out of Crime Jennifer Ernestina Cobbina, University of Missouri, St. Louis


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Discussant: Patricia O'Brien, University of Illinois, Chicago

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SESSION 293: IMPROVING POLICE DECISION-MAKING Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom G

Chair: Eric Beauregard, Simon Fraser University

An Investigation of the Interactions between Factors Related to the Decision of Sex Offenders to Confess or Not during Police Interrogation: A Classification Tree Approach

Eric Beauregard, Simon Fraser University Nadine Deslauriers-Varin, Simon Fraser University

Michel St-Yves, Behavioral Science Unit, Surete du Quebec

Predicting Perpetrators' Violent Behaviours during Hostage and Barricade Incidents

Patrick Michaud, University of Montreal Michel St-Yves, Behavioral Science Unit, Surete du Quebec

Jean-Pierre Guay, University of Montreal

Criminal Investigative Failures Kim Rossmo, Texas State University, San Marcos

Discussant: Tom Mieczkowski, University of South Florida


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SESSION 294: CIVIL LIBERTIES AND THE 'WAR ON TERROR' Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom H

Chair: George Andreopoulos, City University of New York

Enemy Combatants, Detention and the War on Terror: Why is this Any of the Court's Business

Arthur H. Garrison, Garrison Consulting

Interrogation of Terrorism Suspects: History and Current Techniques Ralph Tomeo, Richard Stockton College

Victor Dempsey, Richard Stockton College of NJ Michael Gibbs, Richard Stockton College of NJ Steven Carroll, Richard Stockton College of NJ


Positive And Negative Obligations Of Democratic States While Struggling with Terrorism

Huseyin Akdogan, University of North Texas/ Turkish National Police Yasin Kose, University of Texas at Dallas/Turkish National Police

Was FISA Reform Necessary? The Moussaoui Case, Terrorism, and Civil Liberties

J. Michael Botts, Arkansas State University Tina Fernandes Botts, University of Memphis

MEETING

SESSION 295: DIVISION ON PEOPLE OF COLOR AND CRIME LUNCHEON Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 2:00 pm Faust's


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MEETING

SESSION 296: ASC 2009 PROGRAM COMMITTEE LUNCHEON Thursday, November 13 - 12:30 pm to 2:00 pm Hilton Laclede

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 297: COMMUNITY VIOLENCE RISK AND REDUCTION Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Boardroom 22

Chair: Jeremy Wilson, RAND Corporation

Triumphs and Travails of a Comprehensive Violence Prevention Initiative Jeremy Wilson, RAND Corporation

Community-Driven Violence Reduction: Problem-solving in Real Time Steve Chermak, Michigan State University

Jeremy Wilson, RAND Corporation Edmund F. McGarrell, Michigan State University

Joseph Johnson, Michigan State University

Patterns of Homicide Risk Nicholas Corsaro, Southern Illinois University

Edmund F. McGarrell, Michigan State University

Discussant: Alexander Weiss, PAR Group

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 298: NEW DIRECTIONS IN POLICE-MINORITY RELATIONS RESEARCH Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 25

Chair: Ron Weitzer, George Washington University


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Procedural Justice and Order-Maintenance Policing: Inner-City Young Men's Perceptions of Police Legitimacy

Jacinta Gau, California State University, San Bernardino Rod Brunson, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale

The Social Implications of New York City Community Policing for Puerto Rican and Dominican Citizens

Carmen Solis, John Jay College

Police Tactics and Community Relations: Getting Better or Getting Worse? Delores Jones-Brown, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

De-essentializing Latino-Police Relations: The Intersection of Race, Class, Gender, Immigration Status, and Urban Space in the Barrio

Edwardo Luis Portillos, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 299: THE ROLE OF HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE GRADUATE EDUCATION AND RESEARCH Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 27

Chair: Helen Taylor Greene, Texas Southern University

Criminal Justice Education at Historically Black Colleges and Universities: Three Decades of Progress

Everette Penn, University of Houston, Clear Lake

Theoretical Foundations for Graduate Criminal Justice Education at Historically Black Colleges and Universities

Melissa Hickman Barlow, Fayetteville State University

Graduate Research Opportunities at HBCUs Zina McGee, Hampton University


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Atlanta University's School of Social Scientific Research (1897-1913): A Model for Collaboration between HBCUs and PWIs in the 21st Century

Shaun L. Gabbidon, Pennsylvania State University

Discussant: Ihekwoaba Declan Onwdiwe, Texas Southern University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 300: SCHOOL COMMUNITIES AND PUNITIVE PRACTICES Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 28

Chair: Allison Ann Payne, Villanova University

School Social Threat and Communal School Organization: A Test of Moderation

Allison Ann Payne, Villanova University Kelly Welch, Villanova University

Student Composition and Punitive Regulations in Schools: A Test of the Social Threat Hypothesis

Kelly Welch, Villanova University Allison Ann Payne, Villanova University

The Impact of School Structural Characteristics and Social Capital on Criminal Incidents in U.S. Public Schools

Lynn Bauer, Education Statistics Services Institute

The Role of Immigration Characteristics with the School Discipline of Racial and Ethnic Minority Students

Anthony Peguero, Miami University


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SESSION 301: GENE-ENVIRONMENT EFFECTS ON ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR I Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 29

Chair: Christina Mancini, Florida State University

An Empirical Examination of Adolescence-Limited Offending: A Direct Test of Moffitt's Maturity Gap Thesis

James Barnes, Florida State University Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University

Gene-Environment Interplay and the Importance of Self-Control in Predicting Substance-related Problems

Michael G. Vaughn, Saint Louis University Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University

Matt DeLisi, Iowa State University Lisa Schelbe, University of Pittsburgh

Mythbusted: Using Datamining to Test Relationships between Police Calls, Offender Aggression, and the Environment.

John DeCarlo, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Vincenzo Sainato, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Alissa Ackerman, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY

Resiliency to Adolescent Victimization: The Role of Genetic Factors Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University

Christina Mancini, Florida State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 302: TEACHING MISCARRIAGES OF JUSTICE, TAKE 2 Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 41

Chair: Saundra D. Westervelt, University of North Carolina at Greensboro


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On Using Experiments in a Seminar on Miscarriages of Justice Elizabeth Griffiths, Emory University

Undergraduates Reviewing Claims of Wrongful Conviction: Student Experiences and Organizational Challenges

James Bell, University of Ontario Institute of Technology Rosemary Ricciardelli, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

Kimberley A. Clow, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

Teaching Miscarriages of Justice Simon A. Cole, University of California, Irvine

Discussant: Saundra D. Westervelt, University of North Carolina at Greensboro

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 303: GLOBALIZATION, TRANSNATIONAL CRIME AND HUMAN RIGHTS Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 42

Chair: Raymond J. Michalowski, Northern Arizona University

Immigration, Flows, and Transnational Security: Examining the Ramifications of Human Mobility

Luis Fernandez, Northern Arizona University

Pharmaceutical Transnational Corporations and Human Rights Violations: The Outsourcing of Clinical Trials

Jodi Shorr, Northern Arizona University

'Marked Bodies:' Globalization, (Im)migration, and Social Control Meghan McDowell, Northern Arizona University

Human Trafficking: The Challenge of Global Flows for a State-Centered Criminology

Raymond J. Michalowski, Northern Arizona University Nancy Wonders, Northern Arizona University


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SESSION 304: METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES AND INNOVATIONS IN COMPARATIVE RESEARCH Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 43

Chair: Paul R. Smit, Ministry of Justice, The Netherlands

Comparing Apples and Oranges? An Empirical Approach to Country Clustering in Comparative Crime Research

Paul R. Smit, Ministry of Justice, The Netherlands Ineke Haen Marshall, Northeastern University

M. van Gammeren-Zoeteweij, Research and Documentation Centre, Ministry of Justice, the Netherlands

Developing Public Safety and Crime Indicators: A Case-study of Taiwan Susyan Jou, National Taipei University

Bill Hebenton, University of Manchester, United Kingdom

Synnomic Potatoes: Understanding Low Crime in Idaho in a Global Context Amy Nivette, University of Idaho

Melanie-Angela Neuilly, University of Idaho

Moving Comparative & International Research into the Future Tony R. Smith, Rowan University

Gregory Howard, Western Michigan University Mark Seis, Fort Lewis College

Martin Gottschalk, University of North Dakota

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 305: TELEVISION, FILM, AND THE CULTURAL CONSTRUCTION OF TRANSGRESSION Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 44

Chair: Michelle Brown, Ohio University

Controlling the Class Clown Karen S. Crawley, McGill University


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Dexter vs. Dateline: Fictional and Real-Life Vigilantism in American Media Ashley Demyan, University of California, Irvine

The City as Character in Scorsese's The Departed Nicole Rafter, Northeastern University

The Films of Larry Clark: Heresy or Heroism? Brent Abraham Funderburk, Indiana University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 306: TRANSNATIONAL CRIME Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 45

Chair: Michael A. Seredycz, University of Wisconsin, Parkside

Border Security and Transnational Crime: Infrastructure, Technology and the Human Element

Jeffrey McIllwain, San Diego State University Eric Frost, San Diego State University

Alex Hatoum, San Diego State University

Drug Trafficking as a Financial Resource of Terrorism: A Case of PKK Habib Ozdemir, University of Texas/Dallas and Turkish National Police

Ilker Pekgozlu, University of Texas at Dallas, Turkish National Police Mehmet Demircioglu, University of North Texas and Turkish National Police

Social Control in Asia and the Pacific: Challenges and Opportunities Victor Shaw, California State University, Northridge

Vida Shaw, California State University, Northridge

Transnational Environmental Crime and Global Inequality Rob White, University of Tasmania, Australia


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SESSION 307: AN EVALUATION OF SEX OFFENDER LAWS: ARE THEY EFFECTIVE? Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 46

Chair: Jason D. Clark-Miller, Texas Christian University

'Getting Tougher' on Sex Offenders: The Legacy of the Adam Walsh Law Lloyd Klein, Kingsborough Community College, CUNY

Sex Offender Registration and the Federal Adam Walsh Act - A View From the States

Andrew Harris, University of Massachusetts, Lowell

The Impact of Residency Restrictions on Sex Offender Recidivism Tasha Youstin, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Matt R. Nobles, University of Florida Jill S. Levenson, Lynn University

What Happens When We Vote All the Perverts off the Island? Richard G. Wright, Bridgewater State College

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 308: GANGS, FEAR, AND PUBLIC OPINION Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 47

Chair: Justin W. Patchin, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire

Fear of Gang Crime among Prosecutors Kate Fox, University of Florida


Individual and Community Influences on Citizens' Fear of Gangs Stephen Schnebly, University of Illinois, Springfield

Todd Armstrong, Sam Houston State University Charles M. Katz, Arizona State University


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Public Opinion About Gangs in Los Angeles and Several Contiguous Counties Gregory Christopher Brown, California State University, Fullerton

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 309: CRIME AND THE ECONOMY Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 48

Chair: Robert Greenbaum, The Ohio State University

A Pilot Study Assessing Sub-prime Foreclosures and Their Spill-over Effects Vincenzo Sainato, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Crime and the Local Economy: Examining the Reciprocal Relationship between Crime and Business Activity

Robert Greenbaum, The Ohio State University John Hipp, University of California, Irvine

George E. Tita, University of California, Irvine

Estimating the Costs of Crime in Italy: Methodological Issues and Preliminary Findings

Maura Balzaretti, Transcrime - Joint Research Centre on Transnational Crime

The Changing Face of Workplace Safety 1983 to 2002 E. Lynn Jenkins, Centers for Disease Control (NIOSH)

Bonnie S. Fisher, University of Cincinnati James P. Lynch, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 310: SOCIAL JUSTICE II: PUSHING THE ENVELOPE OF CRIMINOLOGY Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Promenade Ballroom E

Chair: Kathryn Henne, University of California, Irvine


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Collective Identity and Efficacy Among Transgender Inmates in California Prisons for Men

Lori Sexton, University of California, Irvine Valerie Jenness, University of California

Sexually Violent Predators: Psychologists' Testimony Regarding Future Dangerousness

Kate Rosoff, University of California, Irvine

Doping as Imagined Crime: Gleaning Criminality in Non-Crime through the Lens of Public Criminology

Kathryn Henne, University of California, Irvine

The Impact of Tort Reforms on Unnecessary Cesarean Obstetricians vs. Women in Labor

Kari Ferver, University of California, Irvine

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 311: MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES IN POLICING Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Promenade Ballroom F

Chair: Brigitte Steinheider, University of Oklahoma

A New Approach to Motivation in Police Organizations Cihangir Baycan, Turkish Institute for Security & Democracy (TISD-TIPS)

Employee Voice: Perceived Benefits and Hindrances to Participative Management Approaches in Policing

Brigitte Steinheider, University of Oklahoma Todd Wuestewald, Broken Arrow Police Department

Investigating the Blues: An Evaluation of Police Morale and Job Satisfaction Neal McNabb, University of Oklahoma

Jennifer Hartsfield, University of Oklahoma Gwendelyn S Nisbett, University of Oklahoma

Kelly Damphousse, University of Oklahoma


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Police Discretion in Times of Increased Managerial Control Hendrien L. Kaal, Leiden University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 312: CROSS-CULTURAL ANALYSIS OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY AND JUSTICE Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Rose Garden

Chair: Stephanie Ann Hays, Buena Vista University

Eastern Nigerian Youths Ownership Ideal System: Implications on Delinquency, Juvenile Justice System, and Community Development

Charles Amachi Ubah, Georgia College & State University

Effect of Primogeniture on Gender Patterns among Street Children in Ghana -A Case for Strain Theory

Vivian Amantana, Western Oregon University

When Children Kill Children: Explaining Responses to Tragedy David Green, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 313: IMMIGRATION AND URBAN CRIME Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom A

Chair: Karim Ismaili, Ryerson University, Toronto

Exploring and Explaining the Immigration-Crime Nexus Across Time: A Longitudinal, City-Level Analysis.

Graham C. Ousey, The College of William and Mary Charis E. Kubrin, George Washington University


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Immigration and Violence: The Offsetting Effects of Immigrant Concentration on Hispanic Violence

Ben Feldmeyer, University of Tennessee

Intensified Border Control and Urban-Rural Immigrant Property Crime Rates Judith Ann Warner, Texas A & M International University

Rojitha Goonatilake, Texas A & M International University

The Spatial and Social Dynamics of Immigration and Homicide Jeffrey Michael Cancino, Texas State University

Jacob Stowell, University of Massachusetts, Lowell Ramiro Martinez, Florida International University

Sean P. Varano, Northeastern University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 314: CRITICAL APPROACHES TO POLICING, SURVEILLANCE AND CONTROL Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom B

Chair: Stephen L. Muzzatti, Ryerson University

Fear, Legitimacy Crises, and Invisible Violence: A Structural Analysis of the Proliferation Police Energy Weapons

Brian Wolf, University of Idaho Joseph De Angelis, Ohio University

Re-Drawing the Line: New Rules of Engagement in the Policing of Public Order

Tia Dafnos, York University

Surveillance, Social Control, and Democratic Governance Torin Monahan, Arizona State University

The Birth of Homeland Security Discipline: Knowledge and Legitimacy in the Formation of a Security State

Pietro Stefano Toggia, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania


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SESSION 315: NEW FACULTY WORKSHOP Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom C

Chair: Lisa M. Murphy, California State University, Long Beach

Discussants: Meda Chesney-Lind, University of Hawaii, Manoa

Kimberly J. Cook, University of North Carolina, Wilmington Joanne Belknap, University of Colorado at Boulder

Helen M. Eigenberg, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Venessa Garcia, Kean University

Stacy Mallicoat, California State University, Fullerton

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 316: CRIMINAL JUSTICE POLICY, DEMOCRACY, AND SOCIAL JUSTICE Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom F

Chair: Jerry Joplin, Guilford College

Realizing Socially Just Criminal Justice Agencies Matthew Robinson, Appalachian State University

Refocusing Bureaucratic Decision-making in Criminal Justice Systems Sanjay Marwah, Guilford College

Jerry Joplin, Guilford College

The Making of Criminal Justice Policy From 1980 to 2006 Jennifer L. Christian, Indiana University, Bloomington

The Criminal Justice System and Compelling Governmental Interests Roslyn Muraskin, C.W. Post - L.I.U.


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SESSION 317: CONVICT CRIMINOLOGY SESSION 1: RESTORATIVE JUSTICE AND FAITHBASED SELF-HELP GROUPS Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom G

Chairs: Jeffrey Ian Ross, University of Baltimore

Donna Selman, Eastern Michigan University

Missouri's Youth: From Correctional Facilities to Therapeutic Communities Sue Ann Crigler, Missouri Division of Youth Services

Victim Offender Mediation: Process of Peacemaking Through the Use of Restorative Justice

Jennifer Trombley, Prairie View A&M

Ex-Convicts Discuss Faith Based Self Help Programs in the Desistance/Rehabilitative Process

John F. Frana, University of Louisville Ryan D. Schroeder, University of Louisville

Discussants: John Irwin, San Francisco State University

Michael Hirsch, Huston-Tillotson University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 318: EPISTEMOLOGY OF TERRORISM II Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom H

Chair: Jason Lee, Washington State University

Incarcerated Muslims' Perceptions of the War on Terror Gabriel Deiudicibus, Richard Stockton College of NJ



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Post-Colonial Africa and the War on Terror's "Third Front" Chad Lago, Richard Stockton College of NJ


Suicide Missions in the United States William Parkin, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY


The Utility of Street Gang Research for Understanding Ethno-Nationalist Terrorism

Sean E. Goodison, University of Maryland

MEETING

SESSION 319: DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Boardroom 23

MEETING

SESSION 320: ACADEMY OF EXPERIMENTAL CRIMINOLOGY (OPEN TO ALL ASC MEETING PARTICIPANTS) Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 24

Chairs: Doris Layton MacKenzie, University of Maryland, College Park

Lorraine Mazerolle, Griffith University

Presenter: Joan McCord Award Presentation by David Weisburd, George Mason University “Why Non-Experimental Methods are Not Good Enough:

Advocating for Experimental Criminology

Discussants: Faye Taxman, George Mason University

Steven Belenko, Temple University Peter Grabosky, Australian National University Lawrence W. Sherman, Cambridge University David P. Farrington, University of Cambridge


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SESSION 321: CRIMINOLOGISTS WITHOUT BORDERS Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 26

Chair: Cindy J. Smith, National Institute of Justice

MEETING

SESSION 322: AFRICAN CRIMINOLOGY AND JUSTICE ASSOCIATION MEETING Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Hilton Admiral

MEETING

SESSION 323: HOMICIDE RESEARCH WORKING GROUP MEETING Thursday, November 13 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Pierre's

SOCIAL

SESSION 324: ICE CREAM SOCIAL (SPONSORED BY: WADSWORTH, A PART OF CENGAGE LEARNING) Thursday, November 13 - 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm Exhibit Hall

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 325: OFFENDER PROFILING RESEARCH ON HOMICIDE Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Boardroom 22

Chair: Eric Beauregard, Simon Fraser University


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Comparing the Criminal Histories of Single and Serial Homicide Offenders: Implications for Offender Profiling

Carrie Trojan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY C. Gabrielle Salfati, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Looking at Body Disposal of Sexual Murderers: Implications for Offender Profiling

Jessica Field, Simon Fraser University Eric Beauregard, Simon Fraser University

Base Rate in the Profile of Sexual Murderers: A Neglected Dimension? Tom Mieczkowski, University of South Florida

Eric Beauregard, Simon Fraser University

Discussant: C. Gabrielle Salfati, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 326: TESTING GENERAL STRAIN THEORY AS AN EXPLANATION OF RACE/ETHNIC DIFFERENCES IN OFFENDING Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 26

Chair: Brian D. Johnson, University of Maryland

General Strain Theory and Race/Ethnic Differences in Crime and Deviance Sung Joon Jang, Baylor University

Ye Jung Jeanne Kim, Baylor University

Race Differences in Stressor Exposure and Illegal Behavior from Birth through Adulthood

Lee Ann Slocum, University of Missouri, St. Louis Brian D. Johnson, University of Maryland

Racial Socialization and Supportive Parenting as Moderators of the Linkage between Racial Discrimination and Offending

Callie H. Burt, University of Georgia Ronald L. Simons, University of Georgia


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The Effect of Racial Discrimination on the Perception of Crime Appropriateness

Kristie Lipford, Southern Illinois University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 327: SPECIALIZATION IN OFFENDING - A COMPARISON FROM ENGLAND/WALES, HOLLAND AND THE USA Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 27

Chair: Hanno Petras, University of Maryland, College Park

Criminal Lifestyle Specialization in Criminal Careers in England and Wales. A Latent Transition Analysis Approach

Brian J. Francis, Lancaster University, UK Keith Soothill, Lancaster University, UK

A Life Course Analysis of Offense Specialization Paul Nieuwbeerta, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law

Enforcement Arjan Blokland, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law

Enforcement Gary Sweeten, Arizona State University

Specialization and Gap Time between Offenses Weiwei Liu, University of Maryland, College Park

Hanno Petras, University of Maryland, College Park

Discussant: Alex Piquero, University of Maryland


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SESSION 328: HOW THE MEDIA REPORT CRIME NEWS IN THE 21ST CENTURY Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 28


Discussants: Jeremy Kohler, St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Anthony Sanders, St. Louis Evening Whirl Margaret Wolf Freivogel, Saint Louis Beacon

Craig Cheatham, KMOV-TV

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 329: LIFE COURSE FACTORS AND SUBSTANCE USE Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 29

Chair: Celia C. Lo, University of Alabama

"Hello, I'm An Addict": Exploring Strategies for Disrupting Intergenerational Transmission of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse

Kim Y. Taylor, Boston University and L.A.D.A of NJ

Religiosity, Spirituality, and Adult Substance Abuse Thomas M. Allen, University of Alabama

Celia C. Lo, University of Alabama

Soft Drug Initiation and Time to Initiation among Rural Adolescents: Age and Drug-Specific Determinants

David L. Myers, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Rebecca J. Howell, University of Alabama


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SESSION 330: SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION: THEORETICAL AND EMPIRICAL ISSUES Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 41

Chair: Heather Zaykowski, University of Delaware

Problems and Prospects Revisited: Bursik's Mark on Chicago Style Criminology

Heather Zaykowski, University of Delaware Karen F. Parker, University of Delaware

Determinants of Chicago Neighborhood Homicide Trends: 1965-1995 Brian James Stults, Florida State University

Parochial Social Control at Work: Sustainability of Neighborhood Organizations in a Disadvantaged Community

Christine Barrow, Rutgers University School of Criminal Justice

Why Organized Crime Thrives in Some Cities: A social Disorganization Perspective

Yasin Kose, University of Texas at Dallas/Turkish National Police Oguzhan Basibuyuk, Turkish National Police

Huseyin Akdogan, University of North Texas/ Turkish National Police Ishak Celik, University of Texas at Dallas/ Turkish National Police

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 331: CORPORATE CRIME PREVENTION AND CONTROL Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 42

Chair: George Wilson Burruss, Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Intensified Enforcement of Employer Sanctions: A Drop in the Bucket? Judith Ann Warner, Texas A & M International University


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The Institutionalization of Ethical Business Conduct After Sarbanes-Oxley: Implications for Organizational Crime Control

Brian Gifford, RAND Chaitra M. Hardison, RAND

The Ford Firestone Tragedy: An Analysis of an Attempt to Legislatively Define Corporate Homicide

Michael L. Benson, University of Cincinnati James D. Unnever, University of South Florida, Sarasota

Erin Harbinson, University of Cincinnati

Crimes against Workers' Safety: Understanding the Causes of Accidents at Work to Develop Fine Tuned Reduction Strategies

Barbara Vettori, Transcrime/Joint Research Centre on Transnational Crime/Università degli Studi di Trento/Università Cattolica di Milano

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 332: THE INTERNATIONAL PRISONS INITIATIVE (IPI) PROJECT Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 43

Chair: Fawn Ngo Mitchell, University of South Florida

Faith-based Corrections Around the World Richard F. Culp, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

"Guatemala Cannot Return to the Past": Justice and the National Unity of Hope

Wayne J. Pitts, University of Memphis

Prison Amnesties and Incarceration Trends in Post-Soviet Countries Satenik Margaryan, Montclair State University

The South African Judicial Inspectorate of Prisons: How Independent is it from the Prison System it Monitors?

Steven Wood, John Jay College of Criminal Justice


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SESSION 333: THE CONTROL AND REGULATION OF WHITE COLLAR CRIME Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 44

Chair: Jennifer L. Christian, Indiana University, Bloomington

Do Ethics Codes and Training Deter Corporate Crime? Evidence from a Systematic Review

Natalie Schell, University of Maryland

Regulation and Crime in the Profession of Architecture Stephen Tillotson, Indiana University Bloomington

OSHA's Inspection and Enforcement Record of Accident and Standard Violations in the Apparel Industry

Danielle McGurrin, Portland State University Ryan Matthew Arnold, Portland State University

Lisa A. Zilney, Montclair State University

Intellectual Property Rights Enforcement and Criminalization in the US, Taiwan and Mainland China

Haiyan Liu, Indiana University, Bloomington

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 334: SEX OFFENDER BEHAVIORAL PATTERNS AND RISK FACTORS Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 45

Chair: Manos G. Daskalou, University of Northampton, UK

Child Molesters Who are Violent Toward Adult Intimate Partners: Their Unique Sexual Fantasies, and Offending Patterns

Robyn Hacker, Loyola University Chicago Loretta Jane Stalans, Loyola University Chicago


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Consistency in the Behavioral Patterns of Serial Rapists Jisun Park, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY

Risk Factors for Long-term Sexual Recidivism: Comparing Probation Supervised and Released Imprisoned Sex Offenders

Loretta Jane Stalans, Loyola University Chicago David Eric Olson, Loyola University Chicago

Specialization and Versatility in Post-Release Offending of Civilly Committed Rapists and Child Molesters

Danielle Arlanda Harris, San Jose State University Raymond Knight, Brandeis University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 335: RESEARCH ON DRUGS, ALCOHOL, AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE INTERVENTION Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 46

Chair: Vivian C. Pacheco, Rutgers University

Teenage Drug and Alcohol Use: Comparing Individual and Contextual Effects Rachel Bridges Whaley, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale

Becky M. Hayes-Smith, University of Florida Justin Hayes-Smith, University of Florida

Examining Measurement Issues in Alcohol Establishment Research Rebecca K. Murray, Creighton University

Shannon M. Keating, Creighton University

Growing Recidivism?: Predictors of Recidivism Among Convicted Persons Involved in Drug Production Cases in Canada

Nicole Crutcher, Department of Justice Canada Kimberly Burnett, Department of Justice Canada


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SESSION 336: DIVERSE AVENUES OF HOMICIDE RESEARCH: FACTORS INFLUENCING LETHALITY, LOCATION, RECIDIVISM AND CLEARANCE Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 47

Chair: Candice Batton, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Lethal and Non-Lethal Outcomes for Male and Female Offenders: Utilizing the NIBRS Data Source

Amelia L. Davies Robinson, Auburn University

Journey to Homicide: Traveling Patterns for Victims and Suspects Nicholas Corsaro, Southern Illinois University

Jesenia Pizarro, Michigan State University

Predicting Recidivism in Homicide Offenders Using Classification Tree Analysis

Melanie-Angela Neuilly, University of Idaho Kristen Zgoba, New Jersey Department of Corrections

George E. Tita, University of California, Irvine

The First 48: Homicide Solvability Factors that Lead to Rapid Clearance Tina Marie Kelchner, University of Florida

Ashley R.P. Kolnes, University of Florida

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 337: THEORY ON THE CAUSES OF VIOLENCE Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 48

Chair: Doris C. Chu, Arkansas State University

Are Educated Individuals Less Vulnerable to Strain?: A Test using Domestic Violence Data

Stephen Whitworth, University of Western Ontario


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Religiosity, Family Cohesiveness, and Domestic Violence Doris C. Chu, Arkansas State University

Social Integration and Isolation of Serial Killers John Hubert White, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

Matthew Gentile, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

The Role of Poverty in the Differential Etiology of Violence Joanne Savage, American University

Kevin H. Wozniak, American University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 338: GOVERNANCE, POLICING, AND EVERYDAY CULTURE Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Promenade Ballroom E

Chair: Jonathan M. Wender, University of Washington

Sovereignty and the Struggle with Governance From Below Kevin Martin Stenson, Middlesex University, London

Policing as Purification: Towards a Phenomenological Anthropology of the Rituals of "Cleaning Up the Streets"

Jonathan M. Wender, University of Washington

How Roadside Memorial Laws redefine Crime and Discretion in the Community

Arthur J. Jipson, University of Dayton Paul J. Becker, University of Dayton

Bryan Byers, Ball State University

Discussant: Ophir Sefiha, Arizona State University


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SESSION 339: MANAGING ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE IN POLICING Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Promenade Ballroom F

Chair: Mark E. Correia, San Jose State University

Communication and the Cop: Development and Implementation of a Procedural Justice-Based Training Program for State Troopers

Prabha Unnithan, Colorado State University Tara O'Connor Shelley, Colorado State University

Effects of Redistricting and Altering Police Patrol Schedules in a Metropolitan Police Department

Jamie Marie Bryant, San Jose State University

Implementing Change in a Fractured Environment: Oakland Police Department's Effort to Address Crime

Mark E. Correia, San Jose State University David A. Jenks, University of West Georgia

Sharing the Power: Information Mehmet Demircioglu, University of North Texas and Turkish National Police

Ilker Pekgozlu, University of Texas at Dallas, Turkish National Police Habib Ozdemir, University of Texas/Dallas and Turkish National Police

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 340: THINKING ABOUT RESEARCH USEFUL TO UNITED NATIONS POLICY ON NATURAL RESOURCE CRIME: TOWARDS A GLOBAL "GREEN" RESEARCH AGENDA Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Rose Garden

Chair: Kristiina Kangaspunta, Crime and Justice Research Institute (UNICRI)


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Discussants: Rob White, University of Tasmania, Australia

Nigel South, University of Essex Nikos Passas, Northeastern University

Lorraine Elliott, The Australian National University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 341: VICTIMIZATION ACROSS DIFFERENT SOCIAL CONTEXTS Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom A

Chair: Bonnie S. Fisher, University of Cincinnati

Criminal Victimization in Comparative Perspective: The Case of Iceland Helgi Gunnlaugsson, University of Iceland

The Victimisation of Businesses in Italy: Key Results Giulia Mugellini, Transcrime - Joint Research Centre on Transnational Crime

- Università degli Studi di Trento - Università Cattolica di Milano

Coming and Going: Commuter Students' Perceptions of Fear, Victimization and Crime Prevention

Rosemary L. Barberet, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Bonnie S. Fisher, University of Cincinnati

Gail Garfield, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

The Effectiveness of an Electronic Security Management System in a Privately-Owned Apartment Complex

David Frank Greenberg, New York University Jeffrey B. Roush, EMA, Inc.


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SESSION 342: EUROGANG PROGRAM II: FINDINGS FROM EUROGANG NETWORK RESEARCHERS Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom B

Chair: Dana Peterson, University at Albany, State University of New York

Risk Behaviours and Victimization among Gang Members: Gender Differences

Sandrine Haymoz Pantillon, University of Zurich, Switzerland Uberto Gatti, University of Genoa

Ethical Norms, Violation and Revenge in Norwegian Criminal Youth Gangs Ragnhild Bjornebekk, National Police University College

Drug Dealing and Other Income Generating Activities in the Non-Specialist Gang: Results from the YOGEC Project

Judith Aldridge, University of Manchester Juanjo Medina, University of Manchester Robert Ralphs, University of Manchester

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 343: TERRORISM, VULNERABILITY, AND THREAT ASSESSMENTS Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom C

Chair: Gary LaFree, University of Maryland

The Political and Social Determinants of Terrorism, 1970-2007 Laura Dugan, University of Maryland Gary LaFree, University of Maryland

Political Instability and Patterns of Global Terrorism Susan Fahey, University of Maryland

Ecotage: A Mixed Methods Investigation Jennifer Varriale, University of Maryland


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SESSION 344: SUBSTANCE ABUSE: TREATMENT AND PROGRAM ASSESSMENT Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom F

Chair: Shahid M. Shahidullah, Virginia State University

An Analysis of a National Survey of Drug Treatment Institutions in Taiwan Shr-chi Jou, Department of Corrections (Taiwan)

Examining an Access To Recovery (ATR) Correctional Reentry Initiative in Lake City

Michael A. Seredycz, University of Wisconsin, Parkside William Wakefield, University of Nebraska at Omaha

"Increasing Our Understanding of Factors Related to Reintegration in a Less Studied Population: Homeless Women"

Meredith Dank, John Jay College/Center for Community Alternatives Elaine Wolf, Center for Community Alternatives

Amanda Craig, Center for Community Alternatives

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 345: CONVICT CRIMINOLOGY SESSION 2: PRISON EDUCATION PROGRAMS, REENTRY Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom G

Chairs: Stephen Richards, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

Shadd Maruna, Queen's University Belfast

Frank: The Story of Frank Tannenbaum as a Convict Criminologist Matthew G. Yeager, University of Western Ontario

The Problems of Re-entry: A Comparative Study of Finland and USA Ikponwosa Ekunwe, University of Tampere

Richard S. Jones, Marquette University


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The History and Efficacy of Prison Education Programs Kristin Reschenberg, Southern Illinois University Carbondale


William J. Farrell, Indiana University Southeast

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 346: POLICE ATTITUDES Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom H

Chair: John McCluskey, University of Texas at San Antonio

Korean Police Officer Attitudes and Self-reported Behaviors John McCluskey, University of Texas at San Antonio Byongook Moon, University of Texas at San Antonio

Chinese Police Cadets' Attitudes toward Police Role and Work Michael Cretacci, Buffalo State College

Ivan Sun, University of Delaware Yuning Wu, University of Delaware

Police Recruit Attitudes: Is There a Family Connection? Scott W. Phillips, Buffalo State College

Sean P. Varano, Northeastern University James J. Sobol, Buffalo State College

Discussant: Ivan Sun, University of Delaware

MEETING

SESSION 347: ACADEMY OF EXPERIMENTAL CRIMINOLOGY BOARD MEETING Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 24


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SESSION 348: FEMINIST CRIMINOLOGY EDITORIAL BOARD MEETING Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm Hilton Admiral

MEMORIAL

SESSION 349: BOB FIGLIO TRIBUTE Thursday, November 13 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 25

Discussants: Charles F. Wellford, University of Maryland

Terence P. Thornberry, University of Colorado Robert Silverman, Queen's University

Bernard Cohen, Queens College, CUNY Elmar Weitekamp, University of Tuebingen

Freda Adler, Rutgers University Marc Riedel, Southeastern Louisiana University

SESSION 350: POSTER SESSION Thursday, November 13 - 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm St. Louis Ballroom D & E

Complimentary Wine and Cheese

350-1 'Respect' for Children's Rights - In Search of an Elusive Concept Lesley Ann Noaks, Cardiff School of Social Sciences, U.K. John Charles Noaks, Independent Chartered Psychologist

350-2 (Un)Acceptability of Intimate Partner Violence Meghan Lynn Rogers, University of Missouri, St. Louis

350-3 A Longitudinal Study of Abusive and Ineffective Parenting on Dating Violence among Males and Females

Kimberly A. Tyler, University of Nebraska, Lincoln Douglas A. Brownridge, University of Manitoba

Lisa A. Melander, University of Nebraska, Lincoln

350-4 A Spatio-temporal Comparison of Expressive and Instrumental Violent Crime

Nicole Hendrix, Radford University Isaac T. Van Patten, Radford University

Beth Bjerregaard, University of North Caroline, Charlotte


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350-5 Abnormal P300 Amplitude and Heart Rate Reactivity as a Multivariate Endophenotype for Psychopathy

Yu Gao, University of Pennsylvania Robert Schug, University of Southern California

Adrian Raine, University of Pennsylvania

350-6 Adolescent Drug Trends - A New Twist On An Old Threat - "Cheese" Heroin

Hallie E. Stephens, Southeastern Oklahoma State University

350-7 An Environment of Violence: Analyzing the Effects of School Climate on Achievement

Laci Ann Ades, University of Nebraska, Lincoln

350-8 An Examination of Illicit Prescription Drug Use among College Students Christina Lanier, University of North Carolina Wilmington

Erin J. Farley, University of North Carolina Wilmington Rebecca Caldwell, University of North Carolina Wilmington

350-9 Assessing the Incidence, Impact, and Types of Industrial Metals Thefts in Indianapolis

Lindsey Medler, University of Indianapolis Daniel Rhoton, University of Indianapolis

David Allender, University of Indianapolis Kevin Whiteacre, University of Indianapolis

350-10 Attitudes of Residential Counselors toward Juvenile Offenders with Mental Health Problems

Amy Poland, Buena Vista University

350-11 Beyond Gang Membership: The Impact of Organizational Structure on Delinquency

Andrea Spindler, Simon Fraser University Martin Bouchard, Simon Fraser University

350-12 Caged Witnesses: Bystanders to Prison Rape Melanie Carlson, University of Central Florida, Orlando

350-13 Campus Safety: A Qualitative Study Michael Emmons, Alfred University

Shawn Isaacs, Alfred University Jessamyn Tracy, Alfred University


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350-14 Chained to Your Neighborhood: How Do Neighborhood Disorder Perceptions Change with Relocation?

Danielle Marie Wallace, University of Chicago

350-15 Child Behavioral Outcomes in the Context of Sampson and Laub's Age-Graded Theory of Informal Social Control

Rebecca Schnupp, University of Cincinnati John Wright, University of Cincinnati

Danielle Boisvert, University of Cincinnati

350-16 Construction Fraud Victimization after Hurricane Katrina. David R. Forde, University of Alabama

Ken Ward, University of Memphis Meghan McDevitt-Murphy, University of Memphis

350-17 Cooperation or Corruption? Informants, Cooperating Witnesses, Snitches and the Cops Who Love/Loathe Them!

Carl Allen Root, Eastern Kentucky University

350-18 Cramming and Pill-popping: Strain Theory and Non-Medical Stimulant Prescription Drug Use among College Students

Meagan Caridad Arrastia, University of Central Florida

350-19 Design against Crime: Reducing the Risk of Bicycle Theft Shane D. Johnson, University College London, Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science

Adam Thorpe, Design Against Crime Centre/University of the Arts/Central Saint Martins

Aiden Sidebottom, UCL Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science Lorraine Gamman, University of the Arts, Central Saint Martins

350-20 Developmental Sequences and Comorbidity of Substance Use and Violence during Adolescence and Emerging Adulthood

Helene Raskin White, Rutgers University Kristina M. Jackson, Brown University


350-21 Deviant Women in Egypt: Refusing to be Mutilated Allison Michelle Cotton, Metropolitan State College of Denver

350-22 Does Homophobia Play a Role in Verdict Decisions? Examining Sexual Orientation and Participant Sex

Amro Fadel, Penn State Berks Brenda L. Russell, Penn State Berks

Laurie Ragatz, West Virginia University Shane Kraus, Castleton State College


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350-23 Does School Context Impact Deviance and the Self-Control-Deviance Link? Pan Chen, Auburn University

Alexander T. Vazsonyi, Auburn University Andre Jeannin, University of Lausanne

Pierre-Andre Michaud, Université de Lausanne

350-24 Does Type of Punishment Affect a Juvenile Offender's Risk for Re-offending?

Kathryn R Noe, University of Maryland

350-25 Effects of Parental Presence on Coping and Delinquency in Homeless Adolescents

Rikki A. Garren, The Ohio State University Travis Jones, The Ohio State University

Paula Z. Toviessi, The Ohio State University Natasha Slesnick, The Ohio State University

350-26 Examining the Linkage between Sexual Activity and Problem Behaviors among Female Delinquents

Zina McGee, Hampton University

350-27 Examining the Use of Online Information and Perceptions of Drug Use Harm.

Melissa Tackett-Gibson, Sam Houston State University

350-28 Explaining the Gender Gap in Sentencing Outcomes: An Investigation of Differential Treatment in Federal Courts

Jill Kathleen Doerner, The University of Rhode Island/Bowling Green State University

350-29 From Stalking to Assault: An Analysis of the Escalation Process for Stalking Victimization

Kenneth J. Preston, University of Western Ontario Paul-Philippe Pare, University of Western Ontario

350-30 Gender Differences in Delinquent Behavior among American Indian Youth Kelley Hartshorn, University of Nebraska, Lincoln

350-31 Gender Differences in the Relationships between Parent and Children's Drinking Behavior among Korean Adolescents

Gang Lee, University of Texas at El Paso

350-32 Hidden Population Research: Ethnography and Children of Incarcerated Parents

Bahiyyah Miallah Muhammad, Rutgers University


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350-33 Homegrown Terrorist: A Spatial Analysis of Hate Group Existence in the United States

Stacia Gilliard-Matthews, Arizona State University

350-34 Illegal Dumping: Large and Small Scale Littering in Rural Kentucky Kenneth Tunnell, Eastern Kentucky University

350-35 Immigration and Crime: An Examination of Offending Trajectories in a General Sample

Bianca E. Bersani, University of Maryland

350-36 Informal Social Control and Resulting Stress: The Case of Registered Sex Offenders

Elizabeth Ehrhardt Mustaine, University of Central Florida Richard A. Tewksbury, University of Louisville

350-37 Is Domestic Abuse Recognized Similarly in Same-Sex Couples as in Heterosexual Couples?

Heather Lynn Stapleton, Penn State Berks Brenda L. Russell, Penn State Berks

Laurie Ragatz, West Virginia University Shane Kraus, Castleton State College

350-38 Is Self-Control Sufficient as an Explanation for Crime? Mei Wah Marjorie Williams, Massey University, Auckland, New Zealand

Richard B. Fletcher, Massey University Kevin R. Ronan, Central Queensland University

350-39 Maximizing a Sample: The Efficacies of Using a Web-Based Survey Tool for Criminalogical Research

Aviva Twersky Glasner, Bridgewater State College

350-40 Methods of Data Collection - Telephone Interviewing Anne Marie Sheehy, Alfred University

350-41 Perceptions of Cybercrime: An Exploratory Study Sz-De Yu, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Rebekah Rugola, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Kate Hanrahan, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

350-42 Physically Abused Schoolchildren: Gender Disparity in Family and Social Risk Factors

Julie Ann Bruns, North Dakota State University Jennifer Manis, North Dakota State University


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350-43 Post-Adjudicatory Racial Incarceration Disproportionality in the U.S. Juvenile Justice System

Jaya Davis, Prairie View A&M University Jonathan Sorensen, Prairie View A&M University

350-44 Prevalence and Cause of Sentencing Disparity under The Federal Sentencing Guidelines

Bryanna Bryttany Hahn, Pennsylvania State University Jeffery Todd Ulmer, Penn State University

350-45 Prison through Tomorrow's Eyes: a Feature Documentary Paul Sutton, San Diego State University

350-46 Race and Drug Courts Nathaniel-Eugene Terrell, Emporia State University

350-47 Race and Reporting Burglary, Robbery, and Assault in Trinidad and Tobago Kimberly Brooke Mehlman, George Mason University

350-48 Reducing University Student Robberies Using a Lifestyle-Routine Activity Theory Framework

Justin A. Heinonen, University of Cincinnati Khadija M. Monk, University of Cincinnati

350-49 Rehabilitating Durkheim: Social Solidarity and Rehabilitation in Eastern State Penitentiary, 1829-1850

Ashley T. Aubuchon, University of California, Berkeley

350-50 Respect and Anderson's "Code of the Street" Theory: Interviews with Urban Youth

Paul Jason Miglin, The Ohio State University

350-51 Risk Perception on Welfare State Yoku Kado, University of Tokyo

350-52 Routine Activities of School Children: How Fear and Disorder Influence Avoidance of Specific Places

Ryan Randa, University of Cincinnati Alexander Drayer, University of Cincinnati

Daniel Lytle, University of Cincinnati

350-53 Scholarly Influence in International Criminology and Criminal Justice Journals from 1990-2005

Ellen G. Cohn, Florida International University David P. Farrington, University of Cambridge


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350-54 Security in the Finnish Prisons Mika Junninen, HEUNI

350-55 Self-Control and Adverse Consequences of Alcohol Use Bradley Anderson, Rhode Island Hospital

Barbara Costello, University of Rhode Island Michael Stein, Rhode Island Hospital

350-56 Self-Injurious Behaviors in Corrections: Results from a National Survey Robert John Kaminski, University of South Carolina

Hayden P. Smith, University of South Carolina Dana DeHart, University of South Carolina

Heather Gantt, University of South Carolina

350-57 Services or Sanctions? Early Results from a Study of Youth Engagement Training for Case Managers

Douglas Young, University of Maryland, College Park Faye Taxman, George Mason University

Laura Ann Wyckoff, University of Maryland Jill Lynn Farrell, University of Maryland, College Park

350-58 Socio-Emotional Explanations for Public Punitiveness: Testing the Ontological Insecurity Thesis

Fenna van Marle, University of Cambridge

350-59 South African Serial Homicide: Behavioral Consistency and Victim Types Amber M. Horning, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY

C. Gabrielle Salfati, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

350-60 Spatial Patterns of the Outcomes of Summoning Jurors in Cook County, Illinois, 2005

James L. LeBeau, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale

350-61 Study of the Serial Rapist Offender's Object Relation Francoise Claude Paramelle, Institut de Criminology, Paris

350-62 Superhero Justice: The Representation of Traditional Models of Criminal Justice in Popular Media

Bradford Reyns, University of Cincinnati Billy Henson, University of Cincinnati


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350-63 Testing the Relevance of Gottfredson and Hirschi's General Theory of Crime for Male Sex Offenders

Danielle Arlanda Harris, San Jose State University Raymond Knight, Brandeis University

Paul Mazerolle, Griffith University

350-64 The CSI Effect: Examining CSI's Effects upon Public Perceptions of Forensic Science

K. Okita, University of Calgary

350-65 The Digital Divide in Incarcerated Settings Patrice Morris, Rutgers University

350-66 The Effects of Parenting, Family, Anxiety and Adverse Childhood Events on Aggression in Children

Paul Millar, Brock University Terrance J. Wade, Brock University

350-67 The Political Life of Abused and Neglected Children Patricia E. Erickson, Canisius College

350-68 The Relationship between Family Support and Adjustment among Female Detainees: Findings from a National Survey

Zina McGee, Hampton University

350-69 The Role of Organized Crime in Legalizing Banditsky Capital and Serving Economic Corruption in Russia

Serguei Cheloukhine, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

350-70 Trends in Police Research: A Cross-Sectional Analysis of the 2006 Literature

Brad Bartholomew, University of Maryland Jennifer Gibbs, University of Maryland

Eileen Ahlin, University of Maryland David Mazeika, University of Maryland Patricia Joseph, University of Maryland

Noah Miller, University of Maryland

350-71 Turning Creativity into Action: Grounded Theory, Diversity and Inclusiveness

Susan R. Takata, University of Wisconsin, Parkside Jeanne Curran, California State University, Dominguez Hills


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350-72 United States District Court Responses to the Retroactivity of the Crack Cocaine Amendment

Angela K. Reitler, University of Cincinnati

350-73 Using Multiple-Methods to Examine Methamphetamine in Oklahoma Rashi K. Shukla, University of Central Oklahoma

E. Elaine Bartgis, University of Central Oklahoma

350-74 What about Identity? Do Adolescents' Identity Styles Mediate the Relationships Between Family Characteristics and Delinquent Behavior?

Michael Courey, University of Western Ontario Paul-Philippe Pare, University of Western Ontario

350-75 When Worlds Collide: Climate Change's Implications for Crime and Criminal Justice

Edward Leonard Wayne Green, Eastern Kentucky University Peter Kraska, Eastern Kentucky University

350-76 Wireless Video Surveillance: Effects on Crime and Disorder Sarah J. McLean, John F. Finn Institute for Public Safety

Robert E. Worden, University at Albany MoonSun Kim, SUNY Brockport

Tara Garmley, John F. Finn Institute for Public Safety

350-77 Women on the Inside: Patterns of Victimization, Coping and Adjustment among Female Inmates

Zina McGee, Hampton University Ebone Joseph, Hampton University

350-78 "War On" Ubiquitous Alkahest for Societal Problems Solving in U.S. H. James McGaha, Capital University

350-79 A Cross-National Comparison of Police Education Training in Finland and Kentucky

Brian Schaefer, Eastern Kentucky University Sean McCafferty, Eastern Kentucky University

350-80 Advocacy before Disaster: An Ethnographic Examination of the United Nations Environmental Program

Abby Lynne Wilson, University of California, Irvine

350-81 African Americans and the Drug Legalization Paradox: Does Violent Crime Affect the Level of Opposition?

Theodore Thornhill, University of Massachusetts


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350-82 An Exploration of Gender and Age Differences in Measurement of Fear of Crime

Valerie J. Callanan, University of Akron Brent Teasdale, University of Akron

350-83 Antisocial Trajectories, Sexual Development and Sexual Offending in Adult Sexual Aggressors of Women

Jesse Cale, Simon Fraser University Patrick Lussier, Simon Fraser University

350-84 Apologies and Perceptions of Forgiveness in Restorative Justice Conferences for Young Offenders

Hennessey Hayes, Griffith University

350-85 Are Japanese Children Really Safe? - An Empirical Study of Child Victimization in Japan

Mamoru Amemiya, National Research Institute of Police Science Tomonori Saito, National Research Institute of Police Science (JAPAN)

Takahito Shimada, National Research Institute of Police Science Yutaka Harada, National Research Institute of Police Science

350-86 Are the Effects of Risky Lifestyles on Violent Victimization Similar or Different for Women and Men?

Jennifer Nugent, University of Western Ontario

350-87 Assessing IPV in rural North Carolina: An Exploratory Study Kyle Ann Wehmann, University of North Carolina at Wilmington

350-88 Assessing the Impact of Mining Disasters on Company Offending Lesley Machtinger, University of Maryland

350-89 Assessing Treatment Availability for Sex Offenders on Probation and Parole in Kentucky

Lincoln Sloas, Morehead State University

350-90 Avoiding Detection: An Examination of Adaptive and Maladaptive Behaviors in Serial Homicide

Emily Kay Neimeyer, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Karen Marie Pepper, John Jay College of Criminal Justice C. Gabrielle Salfati, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

350-91 Beyond Risk Factors: The Theoretical Contextualization of Illicit ADHD Medication Use

William Watkins, University of South Florida


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350-92 Brief Intervention for Truant Youth: Preliminary Descriptive Information Laura M. Gulledge, University of South Florida

Rhissa Briones, University of South Florida Richard Dembo, University of South Florida

Steven Belenko, Temple University

350-93 Changing Perceptions of Procedural Justice among Legal Aid Clients Sylvia Valenzuela, University of California, Irvine James W. Meeker, University of California, Irvine

350-94 Comparing Police Attutudes to Race, Immigrant Status, and Political Orientation in New York City

Katherine Jean Warnke-Carpenter, University of California, Irvine

350-95 Consistency in Serial Rapes: Examining Violent and Control Behaviors within a Series

Danielle M. Rusnak, John Jay College of Criminal Justice C. Gabrielle Salfati, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

350-96 Court Culture and Court Efficiency: The Study of Two Eastern Ontario Bail Courts

Sarah Heath, University of Ottawa/Public Safety Canada

350-97 Criminal Justice Reform in Turkey: Success or Failure? Mehmet Arican, Turkish National Police Academy

350-98 Drug Courts: Treatment and Rehabilitation Resources Vena M. Schexnayder, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

350-99 Duration of Vehicle Stop, Duration of Vehicle Search: Do they vary by Race/Ethnicity of Driver?

Dawn M. Irlbeck, Creighton University Ryan Vacanti, Creighton University

350-100 Eliminating Street Drug Markets through Focused Deterrence Terri L. Shelton, University of North Carolina at Greensboro/Center for Youth,

Family, & Community Partnerships Kristen Leigh Di Luca, University of North Carolina, Greensboro

James Frabutt, University of Notre Dame Lynn Kenneth Harvey, Winston-Salem State University

M. Kristen Hefner, University of North Carolina, Greensboro

350-101 Examining Juvenile Alcohol Use and the Four Personality Pathways to Impulsivity

Erin Mulligan, University of South Florida, Tampa


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350-102 Externalizing Behaviors among Immigrant and Non-Immigrant Swiss Youth: An Ecodevelopmental Approach

Elizabeth Trejos-Castillo, Texas Tech University Alexander T. Vazsonyi, Auburn University

350-103 Legal Change: The United States Supreme Court as Legislator Laura Bringer, University of California, Irvine

350-104 Linking a Roadway Composition Study to Traffic Tickets Issued in a Suburban Police Department

Jennifer J. Dierickx, York College of Pennsylvania Elizabeth Strayer, York College of Pennsylvania

350-105 MAOA has a Moderator of Childhood Maltreatment: A Preliminary Quantitative Meta-analytical Investigation

Jay Healey, Simon Fraser University Patrick Lussier, Simon Fraser University

350-106 Examining the Family Role in Enhancing Security for Children and Social Support

Tomonori Saito, National Research Institute of Police Science (JAPAN) Mamoru Amemiya, National Research Institute of Police Science Takahito Shimada, National Research Institute of Police Science

Yutaka Harada, National Research Institute of Police Science

350-107 Policy Stories of Girls and Violence: Implications for the Field Robin Robinson, University of Massachusetts- Dartmouth

Judith A. Ryder, St. John's University

350-108 Racial Threat and Property Offenders: Testing the Economic, Social and Threat of Black Crime Hypotheses

Julia Michelle Jackson, University of South Florida

350-109 Rates, Patterns, and Predictors of Criminal Justice Involvement Among Adults with Severe Mental Illness

Leslie A. Thornton, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Philip Leaf, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

Gail Daumit, Johns Hopkins Medicine Donald Steinwachs, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

350-110 Reducing Days from Client Arrest to Charge Resolution With a Mental Health Unit (MHU)

Kevin Jolly, University of Texas, El Paso/ El Paso County Public Defender's Office Larissa A. Schmersal, University of Texas, El Paso/ El Paso County Public

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Harmon M. Hosch, University of Texas, El Paso Clara Hernandez, El Paso County Public Defender's Office

Robert Riley, El Paso County Public Defender's Office Bruce Ponder, El Paso County Public Defender's Office

350-111 Reintegrative Shaming in a Diversified Society Virginia R. Carver, University of Texas at Dallas

350-112 Religious Affiliations, Social Capital, and Juvenile Delinquency: An Empirical Testing of General Strain Theory.

Nirmal Niroula, Ohio University, Chillicothe

350-113 Risk Assessment of Delinquents in Japanese Juvenile Classification Home Takemi Mori, Iwaki Meisei University

Masaru Takahashi, Chiba Juvenile Classification Home Kenichi Kanto, Sendai Juvenile Classification Home

Kenichi Oobuchi, Tohoku University

350-114 Self-esteem and Violence Youngyol Yim, Slippery Rock University

350-115 Social Disorganization in the Workplace: Trust, Lies, and Social Ties Jamie A. Snyder, University of Cincinnati

Heidi Scherer, University of Cincinnati Bonnie S. Fisher, University of Cincinnati

350-116 The Effectiveness of a Mental Health Unit in Serving Defendants with Axis 1 Diagnoses

Larissa A. Schmersal, University of Texas, El Paso/ El Paso County Public Defender's Office

Kevin Jolly, University of Texas, El Paso/ El Paso County Public Defender's Office Harmon M. Hosch, University of Texas, El Paso

Clara Hernandez, El Paso County Public Defender's Office Robert Riley, El Paso County Public Defender's Office

Bruce Ponder, El Paso County Public Defender's Office

350-117 The Effects of Victimization on Women's Health: Assessing Similarities and Differences across Different Victim-Offender Relationships

Megan C. Stewart, University of Cincinnati Bonnie S. Fisher, University of Cincinnati

350-118 The Prediction of Direct and Indirect Sexual Aggression and Victimization Dusty Dawn Jenkins, Auburn University

Alexander T. Vazsonyi, Auburn University Maureen A. Young, Auburn University


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350-119 The Relationships between Parental Strain, School Strain, and Juvenile Aggressive Behavior: Does Parental Support Matter?

Brenda Kobayashi, University of Western Ontario

350-120 Victimization Rates and Drug use among High School and College Students Elizabeth Danielle Elliott, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Kaitlin Rayne, University of Missouri, St. Louis

350-121 Violent Lifestyles: Does the Role of Education and Occupation Differ Between Victims of Violent Death?

Ryan T. Shields, Florida State University Heather Pfeifer, University of Baltimore

350-122 Water Quality and "Community Health Indicators" in Isolated Rural Villages in Alaska

Allan Randall Barnes, University of Alaska Anchorage

350-123 A Descriptive Study on Terrorism in Korea Yeok-il Cho, University of Central Missouri

350-124 An Examination of Souvenirs and Trophies in Serial Homicide Marie C. Santa, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

C. Gabrielle Salfati, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

350-125 Anomie and Strain Theories vs. The World Jordan Decker, Alfred University

350-126 Biological Inroads to Criminology: Assessment of the Status of Biological Correlates among Criminologists over 20 Years

Jonathon Cooper, Arizona State University

350-127 Demographic Characteristics of Female, Online Sex Offender Registrants Odessa Simms, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY

350-128 Gender, Sexuality, Power and Drug Acquisition Strategies among Adolescent Girl Meth Users

Vera Lopez, Arizona State University Nancy Jurik, Arizona State University

Stacia Gilliard-Matthews, Arizona State University

350-129 Gender, Victimization and the Status of Women Paul S. Maxim, Wilfrid Laurier University

Jennie M. Thompson, University of Western Ontario


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350-130 Relationship between Political Violence and Conventional Crime in Northern Ireland

Stuart Lee, University of Cambridge

350-131 Supply-Side Interventions vs Demand-Reduction Policies: Assessing Methamphetamine Legislation in Three States

Marisa Kei Omori, University of California, Irvine

350-132 Surviving the Anti-Gang Environment: Time to Recidivism for Post-Incarceration Delinquent Gang Members

Jonathan W. Caudill, University of Texas at Dallas James W. Marquart, Unversity of Texas at Dallas

350-133 The Black Sheep: Race and Prison Sentence Lengths in Pennsylvanian, 1860-1865


350-134 The Influence of the Offender-Victim Interaction on the Rape Offender's Behavioral Pattern

Andrea Brannen, John Jay College of Criminal Justice C. Gabrielle Salfati, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

350-135 The Intersection of HIV/AIDS and Intimate Partner Abuse in South Africa Courtney McDonald, University of Colorado, Boulder

350-136 The Origin of "Very Long" Prison Sentences in America: A Case Study of Pennsylvania, 1829-1865


350-137 The Perception of Homeless People as Dangerous People: The Impact of the Media

Amy Melissa Donley, University of Central Florida

350-138 The Suffolk Integrated Domestic Violence Court: An Impact Evaluation Amanda B. Cissner, Center for Court Innovation

350-139 Torture: A Peacemaking Criminology Perspective John Fuller, University of West Georgia

350-140 Understanding the Impact of Mental Illness on Prison Program Participation and Parole Release Dispositions

Joel Caplan, Rutgers University School of Criminal Justice Sara Cullen, University of Pennsylvania

Jason Matejkowski, University of Pennsylvania


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350-141 Youth Networks and the Odds of Arrest for Cannabis Cultivation Holly Nguyen, Simon Fraser University

Martin Bouchard, Simon Fraser University

350-142 Homicide Co-Victims and the Criminal Justice System: The Case of the Courtroom Workgroup

Mark David Reed, Georgia State University Nadia Borissova, Georgia State University

350-143 Tales of Richard & Aileen: Examining the Social and Psychological Characteristics of Serial Killers

Stefanie C. Paiz, California State University, Long Beach

350-144 Solved and Unsolved Homicides in Canada: A Comparison of Characteristics

Marina Sorochinski, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY

RECEPTIONS

SESSION 351: UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE RECEPTION Thursday, November 13 - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Director's Row 25

SESSION 352: UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS AND UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA INAUGURAL DOCTORAL PROGRAM RECEPTION Thursday, November 13 - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Director's Row 26

SESSION 353: SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY EDWARDSVILLE RECEPTION Thursday, November 13 - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Director's Row 27

SESSION 354: INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA RECEPTION Thursday, November 13 - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Director's Row 28

SESSION 355: UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY, SUNY RECEPTION Thursday, November 13 - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Director's Row 29

SESSION 356: GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY RECEPTION Thursday, November 13 - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Director's Row 41


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SESSION 357: HOMICIDE RESEARCH WORKING GROUP RECEPTION Thursday, November 13 - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Director's Row 42

SESSION 358: TEMPLE UNIVERSITY RECEPTION Thursday, November 13 - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Director's Row 43

SESSION 359: GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY RECEPTION Thursday, November 13 - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Director's Row 45

SESSION 360: UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE RECEPTION Thursday, November 13 - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Director's Row 46

SESSION 361: AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Thursday, November 13 - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Director's Row 47

SESSION 362: UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA RECEPTION Thursday, November 13 - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Director's Row 48

SESSION 363: RUTGERS UNIVERSITY RECEPTION Thursday, November 13 - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Faust's

SESSION 364: MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY RECEPTION Thursday, November 13 - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Promenade Ballroom E

SESSION 365: INDIANA UNIVERSITY RECEPTION Thursday, November 13 - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Promenade Ballroom F

SESSION 366: FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY RECEPTION Thursday, November 13 - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Rose Garden

SESSION 367: JOHN JAY COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE RECEPTION Thursday, November 13 - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm St. Louis Ballroom A

SESSION 368: NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY RECEPTION Thursday, November 13 - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm St. Louis Ballroom B

SESSION 369: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE RECEPTION Thursday, November 13 - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm St. Louis Ballroom C


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SESSION 370: UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI RECEPTION Thursday, November 13 - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm St. Louis Ballroom F

SESSION 371: UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, COLLEGE PARK RECEPTION Thursday, November 13 - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm St. Louis Ballroom G

SESSION 372: SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSITY RECEPTION Thursday, November 13 - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm St. Louis Ballroom H

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MEETING

SESSION 373: DIVISION ON WOMEN AND CRIME BREAKFAST II Friday, November 14 - 7:30 am to 9:00 am Faust's

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 374: ASSESSING GENDER-RESPONSIVE RISK AND NEEDS Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Boardroom 22

Chair: Pat Van Voorhis, University of Cincinnati

Women in Prison: Lessons from the Gender-Responsive Classification Project Emily Wright, University of South Carolina

Pat Van Voorhis, University of Cincinnati Ashley Bauman, University of Cincinnati

Emily Salisbury, Portland State University

Women on Probation: Lessons from the Gender-Responsive Classification Project

Emily Salisbury, Portland State University Emily Wright, University of South Carolina

Pat Van Voorhis, University of Cincinnati

Gender-Responsive Needs: The Influence of Motherhood on Risk Ashley Bauman, University of Cincinnati

Pat Van Voorhis, University of Cincinnati Emily Wright, University of South Carolina Emily Salisbury, Portland State University

Psychometric Validation of a Gender-Responsive Assessment Tool Valerie Bell, University of Cincinnati

Krista Gehring, University of Cincinnati Pat Van Voorhis, University of Cincinnati

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 375: AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC: REDRESSING RAPE REFORM IN LAW AND ACTION Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 24

Chair: Claire M. Renzetti, University of Dayton

Author: Susan Caringella, Western Michigan University

Discussants: Lynn Sharon Chancer, Hunter College

Walter DeKeseredy, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 376: IMPORTANT ISSUES IN THEORETICAL INTEGRATION Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 25

Chair: Matthew Robinson, Appalachian State University

Myths and Fallacies in Criminological Theorizing Sanjay Marwah, Guilford College

Jerry Joplin, Guilford College

Tracing the Historical Arc of Criminological Theory: Theoretical Trends in Criminology from 1964 to the Present

Thomas Vander Ven, Ohio University Michelle Brown, Ohio University Bruce Hoffman, Ohio University

The Study of Human Nature and Its Relationship to Criminal Behaviors Chang-Hun Lee, University of Arkansas, Little Rock

"Evolutionary Criminology: Making Use of a New Paradigm to Explore an Old Problem"

Joe L. Nedelec, Truman State University

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 377: RECENT FINDINGS ON THE LONGTERM CONSEQUENCES OF CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 26

Chair: Cathy Spatz Widom, John Jay College (CUNY)

Child Welfare Placement and the Criminal Consequences of Childhood Maltreatment

Sarah DeGue, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention Cathy Spatz Widom, John Jay College (CUNY)

Pathways from Child Abuse and Neglect to Risky Sexual Behavior in Middle Adulthood: Sexual or General Deviance?

Helen W. Wilson, John Jay College Cathy Spatz Widom, John Jay College (CUNY)

The Relationship between Childhood Maltreatment and Subsequent Crime Victimization

Jared Kean McIntyre, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Cathy Spatz Widom, John Jay College (CUNY)

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 378: RELATIONSHIPS, INTERNALIZED RECIPROCITY, ATTACHMENTS, AND CONTROL Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 27

Chair: Avi Brisman, Emory University

Attachment to Natural Mentors: A Social Control Approach to Understanding Delinquency

Amanda K. Priest, University of Oklahoma Margaret Kelley, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Tara K. Shaw, University of Oklahoma

The Role Of Fathers In The Development Of Self-Control Brian Boutwell, Florida State University

Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University

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The True Effect of Attachment on Deviance Emily Ciaravolo, Florida State University

Internalized Reciprocity and Self-Reported Deviance Mark Stephen Davis, The Ohio State University

Molly Holzheimer, Cuyahoga County Department of Child & Family Services Manfred H.M. van Dulmen, Kent State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 379: STALKING: RISK FACTORS AND RESPONSES Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 28

Chair: Heather Melton, University of Utah

Gender Differences in Stalking Victimization Risk Kim S. Menard, The Pennsylvania State University

Aaron L. Pincus, The Pennsylvania State University

Stalking in the Context of Intimate Partner Abuse: The Role of Alcohol and/or Drugs

Heather Melton, University of Utah

Stalking and College Students: Examining the Information and Advice Available to Victims

Jennifer Truman, University of Central Florida

Discussant: Tracy Faye Tolbert, California State University, Long Beach

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SESSION 380: CRIMINOLOGY, PUBLIC DISCOURSE AND PENAL POLITICS Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 29

Chair: Ian Loader, University of Oxford

Democracy in the Court: Communicative Reason and Public Accountability in Punishment

Albert Dzur, Bowling Green State University Rekha Mirchandani, Bowling Green State University

Criminology in a Culture of Control David Garland, New York University

Doing Criminology in a "Hot" Climate Ian Loader, University of Oxford

Richard Sparks, University of Edinburgh

Discussant: Elliott Currie, University of California, Irvine

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 381: RISK OF INJURY FOR INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 41

Chair: Devon Thacker, University of Colorado at Boulder

Power and Control in Pregnancy: An Examination of Context in Intimate Partner Physical Violence and Stalking

Rae Taylor, University of Central Florida Jana Jasinski, University of Central Florida

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Precursors to Victims' Injuries: A Multivariate Study of Intimate Violence in a Boston Suburb

Jamie P. Flexon, Florida International University Richard Gary Greenleaf, Elmhurst College

Arthur J. Lurigio, Loyola University Chicago

The Effects of Change in Substance Abuse on Victimization Risk for Women Breanne R. Pleggenkuhle, University of Missouri, St. Louis

The Line between Life and Death: Risk Factors and the Severity of Intimate Partner Violence

Adrienne Celaya, University of Miami

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 382: TESTS OF MOFFITT'S TAXONOMY OF LIFE-COURSE PERSISTENT VERSUS ADOLESECENT-LIMITED ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 42

Chair: Tara Renae McGee, Queensland University of Technology

The Impact of Snares on Adolescence-limited Antisocial Behavior: A Test of Moffitt's Developmental Taxonomy

Tara Renae McGee, Queensland University of Technology Mohammad R. Hayatbakhsh, The University of Queensland

William Bor, Mater Hospital Brisbane Rosemary L. Aird, Queensland University of Technology

Jake M. Najman, The University of Queensland

Adolescent Abstainers and Peer Network: A Partial Test of Moffitt's Theory Xiaojin Chen, Tulane University

Life-Course Trajectories and Peer Friendships: A Social Network Analysis of Dual-Taxonomy Theory

Jacob Thomas Neal Young, University of Washington

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Factors Related to 'Recovery' from Early-onset Antisocial Behaviour: An Examination of Moffitt's Typology

Tara Renae McGee, Queensland University of Technology Paul Mazerolle, Griffith University

Jake M. Najman, The University of Queensland

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 383: IMMIGRATION, NATIONALITY AND CRIME Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 43

Chair: Hoan N. Bui, University of Tennessee

Citizenship, Social Disorganization, and Violent Crime: Do Neighborhood Characteristics Make a Difference?

Christa Polczynski, University of Central Florida Minna Grantham, University of Central Florida Lin Huff-Corzine, University of Central Florida

Jay Corzine, University of Central Florida

Foreign Nationals and Crime: An Exploratory Analysis of Immigrants, Migrants, and Non-Immigrants in Northern Virginia

Kimberly Brooke Mehlman, George Mason University

The Context of Imprisonment: Examining Incarceration Rates of Illegal Immigrants

Nancy Rodriguez, Arizona State University Jessica Saunders, Arizona State University

Race/Ethnicity and Recidivism Risk: The Importance of Considering Nativity When Examining White-Black-Hispanic Differences

Virginia McGovern, Mount Saint Mary's University

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SESSION 384: FEAR OF CRIME: COMMUNITY, NEIGHBORHOOD AND THE MEDIA Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 44

Chair: Randy L. LaGrange, University of North Carolina Wilmington

Disorderly Places: A Spatial Analysis of Fear in a High Crime Neighborhood Steven Kohm, University of Winnipeg

Fear of Crime and Social Change: A Qualitative Study of a Town in Transition Timothy Colin Brown, Louisiana State University

William Bankston, Louisiana State University Craig Forsyth, University of Louisiana at Lafayette

Emily Berthelot, Louisiana State University

The Impact of Media on Fear of Crime: A Comparative Analysis Courtney A. Waid, North Dakota State University

Rhonda R. Dobbs, University of Texas at Arlington Tara O'Connor Shelley, Colorado State University

What Shapes Peoples' Perception of Disorder? An Exploratory Study of Fear, Victimization and Demographics

Joshua C. Hinkle, University of Maryland Sue-Ming Yang, Georgia State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 385: CRIMINOLOGY AND INTELLECTUAL PIRACY AND COUNTERFEITING ACTIVITIES Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 45

Chair: Rick Aniskiewicz, Indiana University Kokomo

Explaining Piracy: A Routine Activities Analysis David F Luckenbill, Northern Illinois University

Kirk Miller, Northern Illinois University

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Market-Driven Fraud: The Impact and Consequences of Counterfeit Products and Intellectual Property Violations

Robyn R. Mace, Michigan State University

Situational Crime Prevention and Counterfeiting of Food Products: Crime Opportunities in Counterfeiting of Food Products

Elisa Andali, Transcrime - Joint Research Centre on Transnational Crime

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 386: PREDICTING BIAS CRIME: MOTIVATING FACTORS Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 46

Chair: Dean C. Alexander, Western Illinois University

Distinctive Characteristics of Sexual Orientation Bias Crimes Michele Stacey, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Using Macro-Level Predictors to Explain the Presence of Organized Hate Groups

Paula J. Kutneski, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Jane Florence Gauthier, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Deborah Koetzle Shaffer, University of Nevada-Las Vegas

A Political Model of Hate Crime Offending: Hate Crimes as a Reaction to Homosexual Gains

Gretchen Molly Barrett, State University of New York at Albany Ryan D. King, State University of New York at Albany

U.S. Hate Group Attacks Against Hispanics Dean C. Alexander, Western Illinois University

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 387: VIOLENCE AGAINST THE POLICE Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 47

Chair: Donald Faggiani, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

Racial Threat and Violence against the Police: A Test at the Local Level Robert John Kaminski, University of South Carolina Donald Faggiani, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

An Application of Routine Activities Theory Lorie Fridell, University of South Florida

Donald Faggiani, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Carter Rees, University at Albany

Redesign of the Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted Analysis: Update

Cynthia Barnett-Ryan, Federal Bureau of Investigation

A Multi-level Analysis of a Criminal Opportunity Model of Violence against Law Enforcement Officers

Donald Faggiani, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Lorie Fridell, University of South Florida

Daniel Bibel, Commonewealth Fussion Center

Discussant: Daniel Bibel, Commonewealth Fussion Center

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 388: GENOCIDE AND CONFLICT Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Director's Row 48

Chair: Pietro Stefano Toggia, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

Explaining Genocide: Criminologists and the Others Joachim J. Savelsberg, University of Minnesota

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Femicide- A Transnational View Guadalupe T. Vidales, University of Wisconsin, Parkside

The Conceptualization of Genocide in the International Media: A Case Study of Darfur

Kayla Costello, Western Kentucky University Jerry K. Daday, Western Kentucky University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 389: THE ENFORCER: THE ROLE OF THE PROSECUTOR IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Promenade Ballroom E

Chair: Dyan Dyan McGuire, Saint Louis University

Controlling Prosecutorial Misconduct--New Trends in Brady v Maryland? David M. Jones, University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh

How Prosecutors Decide: Towards a Theory of Prosecutorial Decision-making.

Scott Ingram, Indiana University

Prosecution of a Serial Killer Dustin Tyler Gremo, Holy Family University

The Intersection of Age, Race, and Gender in Prosecutorial Decision Making Travis W. Franklin, Washington State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 390: VICTIMIZATION AND POLICE BEHAVIORS Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Promenade Ballroom F

Chair: Scott Cunningham, Portland State University

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Older Adults and Contact with the Police as Victims, Complainants and Citizens

Scott Cunningham, Portland State University

Victims of Police Crime: Measurement and Trends Philip M. Stinson, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 391: VICTIMIZATION RESEARCH WITH THE NATIONAL CRIME VICTIMIZATION SURVEY (NCVS) Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom A

Chair: Leah Daigle, Georgia State University

Using the NCVS to Measure the Crime of Stalking Shannan Catalano, United States Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice

Statistics Katrina Baum, United States Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice

Statistics Michael Rand, United States Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice

Statistics

The Age-Victimization Curve: The Applicability of an Accelerated Longitudinal Design on Self-report Data

Margit Averdijk, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement (NSCR)

Self-Defensive Gun Use by Crime Victims: A Conjunctive Analysis of Case Configurations

Timothy C. Hart, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Terry Miethe, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

What Influences Reporting Single and Recurring Victimizations to Law Enforcement and Others?: Results from the NCVS

Leah Daigle, Georgia State University Bonnie S. Fisher, University of Cincinnati

Shannon Santana, University of North Carolina at Wilmington Jennifer L. Hartman, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 392: ROUTINE ACTIVITIES AND OFFENDERS Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom C


Everyday 'Hate Crime' and the Criminology of Everyday Life Paul Iganski, Lancaster University

Examining Juvenile Arrest Rates for Burglary: A Routine Activities Approach Wendi Kaye Pollock, Sam Houston State University

Hee-Jong Joo, Sam Houston State University

Getting a Handle on Offenders: Exploring Possibilities for Control Marie Skubak Tillyer, University of Texas at San Antonio

John E. Eck, University of Cincinnati

A Routine Activities Approach to Understanding Illegal Street Skateboarding Michael J. Hogan, Colorado State University

Sean T. Kelly, Colorado State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 393: STUDIES OF HOMICIDE ACROSS TIME Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom D

Chair: Rachel Bridges Whaley, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale

Evaluating Spatial Aggregation Bias in Homicide Trends: The Influence of a Race Riot

Andrew Myer, University of Cincinnati

Examining Changes in Male- and Female-perpetrated Intimate Partner Homicide Over Time

Amy Reckdenwald, Florida Atlantic University

Prostitutes as U.S. Serial Murder Victims, 1970-2007 Kenna Quinet, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis

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Structural Determinants of Homicide: Any Changes over the Last Half-Century?

Maria Tcherni, University at Albany, SUNY

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 394: PEACEMAKING CRIMINOLOGY Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom E

Chair: William J. Farrell, Indiana University Southeast

Torture, Peacemaking and Justice: Lessons From El Salvador William J. Farrell, Indiana University Southeast

Penal Harm and the Female Offender Bernadette Olson, Indiana University Southeast

A Return to the Good Old Days: Race, Psychobabble, and Other Factors Used to Predict Future Criminal Behavior

William Brown, Western Oregon University Charles Terry, University of California, Santa Barbara

Dynamic Risk Management: Resource Identification, Coordination, and Distribution as an Alternative to Get Tough Policies in Sentencing

Randal Fritzler, Pacific Sentencing Institute

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 395: GREEN CRIMINOLOGY: AN EXPLORATION OF THE ROLES AND INTERACTIONS OF HUMAN AND NON-HUMAN ANIMALS IN PRISONS AND PRISON PROGRAMS Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom F

Chair: Angela Kaye Simon, Western Michigan University

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Moving beyond "Fun and Games:" The Human-animal Bond in Animal-Assisted Therapy with Institutionalized Young Women

Allison Foley, University of Colorado at Boulder

Prison-based Animal Programs through a Green Criminology Lens: Where do PAPs belong?

Gennifer Furst, William Paterson University

Embracing Animality? A Green Criminological Examination of Inmate Labour Programs

Amy J. Fitzgerald, University of Windsor

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 396: EXAMINING LAW ENFORCEMENT STRATEGIES ACROSS NEIGHBORHOOD CONTEXTS Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom G

Chair: Rick Ruddell, Eastern Kentucky University

A Decade Later: Street Stops, Broken Windows, and Crime in New York City Jeffrey Fagan, Columbia University

Amanda Geller, Columbia University Garth Davies, Simon Fraser University

Valerie West, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY

Police Officers and Security Guards: Threat Analysis and Enforcement Strength in US Cities

Matthew Thomas, California State University, Chico Ryan Patten, California State University, Chico

Rick Ruddell, Eastern Kentucky University

Politics and the Police: Group Conflict, Political Control and Order-maintenance Policing

Shea W. Cronin, American University

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The Effect of Increased Police Presence on Crime Rates in Affluent Neighborhoods

Emmanuel Barthe, University of Nevada, Reno Grant B. Stitt, University of Nevada, Reno

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 397: ORGANIZATIONAL DIMENSIONS OF POLICING CRISES Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom H

Chair: Wendy Lynn Hicks, Loyola University New Orleans

A Mental Health Initiative: An Evaluation of the New Orleans Police Department's Crisis Intervention Team

Wendy Lynn Hicks, Loyola University New Orleans

A Theoretical Analysis of Issues Involving the Police and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

Terry Carl Cox, Eastern Kentucky University

Critical Incident Preparedness and Response on Campus George Wilson Burruss, Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Matthew J. Giblin, Southern Illinois University Carbondale Joseph A. Schafer, Southern Illinois University

Eric M. Heiple, Southern Illinois University

SESSION 398: DEVELOPING A QUALITY PROPOSAL FOR SUBMISSIONS TO THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Boardroom 21

Chair: Christine R. Crossland, U.S. Department of Justice (OJP/NIJ)

Discussants: Christine R. Crossland, U.S. Department of Justice (OJP/NIJ)

Bernie Auchter, National Institute of Justice

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SESSION 399: ROUNDTABLE - ALTERNATIVES TO VIOLENCE PROGRAM: TRANSFORMING POWER Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Rose Garden 1

Discussants: Jo-Ann Della Giustina, Bridgewater State College

Stephanie Johnson, Bridgewater State College/Northeastern University Aviva Twersky Glasner, Bridgewater State College

SESSION 400: ROUNDTABLE - CONDUCTING A STREET-DRUG MARKET ELIMINATION INITIATIVE: THE STRATEGY AS OUTLINED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT PARTNERS Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Rose Garden 2

Chair: James Frabutt, University of Notre Dame

Discussants: Kristen Leigh Di Luca, University of North Carolina, Greensboro

Terri L. Shelton, University of North Carolina at Greensboro/Center for Youth, Family, & Community Partnerships

Lynn Kenneth Harvey, Winston-Salem State University M. Kristen Hefner, University of North Carolina, Greensboro

Eleazer D. Hunt, High Point Police Department

SESSION 401: ROUNDTABLE - DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & THE POLICE RESPONSE Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Rose Garden 3

Chair: Christina DeJong, Michigan State University

Police Classification and Arrest of Domestic Violence Incidents Using NIBRS Leonore M. Simon, East Tennessee State University

Explaining Variation in Officer Time Spent on Domestic Calls Christina DeJong, Michigan State University

Molly Dragiewicz, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

Perceptions of Family Violence Esperanza Camargo, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Friday, November 14

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Problems of Administration of Nigerian Criminal Justice on Female Offenders Chioma Daisy Ebeniro, University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria

SESSION 402: ROUNDTABLE - HUMANISTIC APPROACHES TO OFFENDER TREATMENT: RELATIONSHIP AND THE REHABILITATIVE PROCESS Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Rose Garden 4

Chair: David Polizzi, Indiana State University

Discussants: Matthew Draper, Indiana State University

Mark Green, Indiana State University

SESSION 403: ROUNDTABLE - HOW TO TEACH A JAIL COURSE Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am Rose Garden 5

Chair: Ken Kerle, American Jail Association

Discussants: John Smykla, University of West Florida

Ted Heim, Washburn University Gregg Etter, University of Central Missouri

Dick Kline, Shawnee County Department of Corrections

SESSION 404: SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH AT THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE Friday, November 14 - 8:00 am to 9:20 am St. Louis Ballroom B

Chair: Angela Moore, Office of Research and Evaluation

Discussants: Margaret Zahn, National Institute of Justice

Winnie Reed, United States Department of Justice Nancy Merritt, National Institute of Justice Cindy J. Smith, National Institute of Justice

Phelan Wyrick, National Institute of Justice - DOJ

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 405: GENDER AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Boardroom 22

Chair: Tara D. Opsal, University of Colorado at Boulder

Components of Female Sex Offender Sentencing Bridget A. Hepner, Sam Houston State University

The Influence of Gender on Incarceration for Parole and Probation Violations Nicole Smolter, University of Delaware

Violent Offenders' Perceptions of Victims: Contrasting Restorative Justice Programs and Traditional Probation

Susan L. Miller, University of Delaware Michelle L. Meloy, Rutgers University

Women on Parole: The Self, Surveillance, and Success Tara D. Opsal, University of Colorado at Boulder

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 406: CRIME AND SOCIAL REACTION: APPLICATIONS OF LABELING THEORY Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 24


Race, Social Context, and Social Control: An Examination of Racial Disparity in School Punishment

Bradley T. Brick, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Stigma, Secrecy, and Education: An Examination of First Time and Repeat Offenders

Mark Bodkin, North Carolina State University Terri Winnick, The Ohio State University, Mansfield

Friday, November 14

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The Felony Convict Label and Its Consequences for Employment Kelle Barrick, Florida State University William Bales, Florida State University Ted Chiricos, Florida State University

Stephanie Bontrager, The Justice Research Center

Sex Offenders as Outsiders: A Reexamination of the Labeling Perspective Sean Maddan, University of Tampa

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 407: RACIALIZED POLICING AND PROFILING: COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 25

Chair: Joe Ukemenam, The British Society of Criminology

Racial Profiling and Racial Oppression Karen Suzanne Glover, California State University San Marcos

The Racialized Policing of Puerto Rican and Mexican Males: A Comparative Analysis

Claudio G. Vera Sanchez, San Jose State University

Traffic Stop Patterns and Race: A Multivariate Approach In Springfield, Illinois

Michael H. Hazlett, Western Illinois University Bonny M. Mhlanga, Western Illinois University

Differential Tracking of Sex Offenders by Race and Offense in the Correctional System

Chrysanthi Leon, University of Delaware

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 408: PLACE AND POLICING Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 26

Chair: David Weisburd, University of Maryland

The Influence of Characteristics of Places on Police Officer Decision Making Cynthia Lum, George Mason University

Officer Perceptions of Violence, Gangs, and Dangerousness at Places Julie Willis, George Mason University

The Varieties and Effectiveness of Hot Spots Policing: Results from a National Survey of Police Agencies and a Re-Assessment of Prior Research

Christopher Koper, Police Executive Research Forum

Discussant: Ralph B. Taylor, Temple University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 409: CHILD ABUSE: CRIMINAL JUSTICE OUTCOMES Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 27

Chair: Margaret-Ellen Pipe, Brooklyn College, CUNY

Child Abuse Legislation and Prosecution: An Overview Carrie Mulford, National Institute of Justice

Case Outcomes in the Investigation of Child Sexual Abuse Cases: Does the Quality of the Interview make a Difference?

Margaret-Ellen Pipe, Brooklyn College, CUNY

What Are The Criminal Justice Outcomes Of Child Abuse Investigations? A Research Review

Theodore Cross, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champagne Wendy A. Walsh, University of New Hampshire

Friday, November 14

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 410: SPATIAL PATTERNS OF CRIME AND OFFENDING Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 28

Chair: Beth Bjerregaard, University of North Caroline, Charlotte

Crime Displacement and HUD's HOPE VI Initiative Meagan Cahill, Urban Institute

Samantha Hetrick, Urban Institute Elizabeth Davies, Urban Institute

Microspatial Analysis of Rape: Time-of-day, Day-of-week Patterning Isaac T. Van Patten, Radford University

Nicole Hendrix, Radford University Beth Bjerregaard, University of North Caroline, Charlotte

Multiple Dimensions of Residential Segregation and Urban Black Rates of Homicide

James Kanan, Western Kentucky University

Registered Sex Offenders and Incidence of Sex Offences Reported to Police Thomas Stucky, Indiana University Purdue University at Indianapolis

John R. Ottensmann, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 411: NEITHER VILLAIN NOR VICTIM: EMPOWERMENT NARRATIVES OF WOMEN SUBSTANCE USERS Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 29

Chair: Tammy L. Anderson, University of Delaware

Sex Work and Drug Use: An Argument for Decriminalizing Prostitution Phyllis Coontz, University of Pittsburgh

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Women, Power and Resistance in Street-Life Social Networks Christopher W. Mullins, University of Northern Iowa

Facilitating Change for Women?: Exploring the Role of Therapeutic Jurisprudence in Drug Court

Christime Saum, Rowan University

Negotiating Gender for Couples in Methadone Maintenance Treatment Margaret Kelley, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Discussant: Tammy L. Anderson, University of Delaware

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 412: CITIZEN SATISFACTION AND POLICE LEGITIMACY Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 41

Chair: Delores Jones-Brown, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Citizens' Preferences and Attitude Towards the Police: An Analysis of Racial Differences

Denise Nation, Winston Salem State University Lawrence F. Travis III, University of Cincinnati

Perceptions of the Police: The Influence of Individual and Contextual Factors Brenda Vogel, California State University, Long Beach

Ron Vogel, California State University Long Beach

Talking the Talk and Walking the Walk: Judicial Review of Racial Profiling at Police Checkpoints

Robert Chaires, University of Nevada, Reno Emmanuel Barthe, University of Nevada, Reno

Susan Lentz, University of Nevada, Reno

The Perception of Racial Profiling: Implications for Crime Control, Police Legitimacy, and Citizen Satisfaction

Jason Lee, Washington State University

Friday, November 14

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 413: MECHANISMS OF FAMILIAL SUPPORT AND CRIME Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 42

Chair: Jason Scott, Rochester Institute of Technology

Do Dual Earner Families Influence Crime Like Single Parent Families or "Traditional" Families?

Bryan K. Robinson, University at Albany

Family, Education, and Criminal Behavior Paulaska Salome Ramirez, William Paterson University

Sheetal Ranjan, William Paterson University

The Multiplicative Effects of Parental Incarceration and Cumulative Disadvantage on the Children of Incarcerated Offenders

Nadine Frederique, University of Maryland, College Park

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 414: HUMAN RIGHTS, SOCIAL JUSTICE Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 43

Chair: Richard D. Clark, John Carroll University

Factors Influential to the Decision to become a Refugee or Internally Displaced Person

William R. Pruitt, Northeastern University

Peacebuilding Compared John Braithwaite, The Australian National University

Powerless Resistance: A Theoretical Discussion of Power, Violence, Resistance, and the Brazilian Landless Movement

Erin Heil, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville

Friday, November 14

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 415: CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF BULLYING BEHAVIOR Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 44

Chair: Lynn S. Urban, University of Central Missouri

Factors Associated with Bullying Behaviors in a Longitudinal Sample of Children

Karin E. Tusinski, University of Missouri, St. Louis

The Effect of Bully Victimization on Delinquency Jennifer S. Wong, Simon Fraser University

Cyberbullicide: Suicidal Ideation and Online Aggression among Adolescents Justin W. Patchin, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire

Sameer Hinduja, Florida Atlantic University

Predictors of In-School Weapon-Carrying Wendy Povitsky Stickle, University of Maryland College Park

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 416: CROSS-NATIONAL CORRELATES OF HOMICIDE AND ITS CONTROL Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 45

Chair: Victor Shaw, California State University, Northridge

Country Level Correlates of Public Punitiveness Sarah Joanna Reed, University of Texas at Austin

Social Capital, Tolerance for Deviance and Civic Action: Explaining Homicide Rates across 57 Nations

David Pettinicchio, University of Washington Blaine Robbins, University of Washington

Social Disadvantage and Homicide in Western Developed Nations Irshad Altheimer, Wayne State University

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 417: THE USE OF SECONDARY INTERNATIONAL DATA BASES TO TEST CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 46

Chair: Jack R. Greene, Northeastern University

Crime, Shame, Reintegration and International Homicide: A Partial Test of the Macro-Level Propositions of RST

Lonnie M. Schaible, Eastern Washington University Lorine Hughes, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Homicide Rate and Public Confidence in Police: An International Perspective Hyunseok Jang, Sam Houston State University

Hee-Jong Joo, Sam Houston State University Jihong Zhao, Sam Houston State University

Comparing Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan: Economics, Cultural Conflict, Security Forces, and Terrorist Attacks in Central Asia

David Thomas Berg, Arizona State University

Discussant: Jack R. Greene, Northeastern University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 418: IMMIGRATION AND VICTIMIZATION Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 47

Chair: Nawal Ammar, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

Immigration and Informal Economies - The German Case Sandra M. Bucerius, University of Toronto

Immigration and Victims Allen W. Wong, State University of New York at Albany

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Undocumented Immigrants as Victims of Crime Marialuz S. Bribiesca, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Kathy Mora, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Exploring the Immigration and Crime Link: The Case of Chicago Neighborhoods

Zahra Shekarkhar, University of Florida

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 419: SEXUAL ABUSE IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH: OFFENSE PATTERNS, CAUSAL PROBLEMS, AND THE IMPACT OF LAW ON BEHAVIOR Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Director's Row 48

Chair: Karen Terry, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Can Environment and Offense Patterns Predict Cohort Membership? Alissa Ackerman, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY

Bilal Khan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Karen Terry, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Linking Sexual Identity and Sexual Abuse: A Discussion of Causal Models Margaret Leland Smith, John Jay College

Priest Abusers and Complex Role Identities Brenda Vollman, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY

Public Sanctions / Private Behavior: The Impact of Statutory Change on the Regional Incidence of Sexual Abuse by Priests

Tasha Youstin, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Veronica Neilan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 420: DISCRIMINATORY POLICING AND TRAFFIC STOPS Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Promenade Ballroom E

Chair: Stephen K. Rice, Seattle University

But is it Racial Profiling? Identifying Evidence of Pretext Stops in Vehicle Stop Data.

Vikas Kumar Gumbhir, Gonzaga University

'Observational' Studies for Denominator Assessment in Racial Profiling Research

Clayton Mosher, Washington State University Travis C. Pratt, Washington State University

Nicholas P. Lovrich, Washington State University Scott Akins, Oregon State University

Race, Police, and Policy: Do Racial Profiling Policies Reduce Disparities in Police Traffic Stops?

Kirk Miller, Northern Illinois University

"You Know That's Not Why You Pulled Me Over Man": Citizen's Verbal Challenges in Traffic Stops

Albert J. Meehan, Oakland University Jennifer J. Dierickx, York College of Pennsylvania

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 421: HOW CRIMINOLOGISTS CAN DEAL WITH THE NEWS MEDIA Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Promenade Ballroom F


Discussants: Jeremy Travis, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Thomas G. Blomberg, Florida State University Doris Layton MacKenzie, University of Maryland, College Park

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 422: ORIGINS OF AMERICAN CRIMINOLOGY II Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom A

Chairs: Andrew Myer, University of Cincinnati

Cheryl Lero Jonson, University of Cincinnati

The Origins and Development of Social Learning Theory Ronald L. Akers, University of Florida

Edwin H. Sutherland: The Theory of Differential Association Colin H. Goff, University of Winnipeg

Gilbert Geis, University of California, Irvine

Containment Theory: Walter Reckless and Simon Dinitz C. Ronald Huff, University of California, Irvine

Frank R. Scarpitti, University of Delaware

The Rise of Feminist Criminology: Freda Adler Jennifer L. Hartman, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Jody L. Sundt, Indiana University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 423: STRUCTURAL INEQUALITY AND RACE Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom C

Chair: Marc Riedel, Southeastern Louisiana University

The Desistance Gap: Racial and Ethnic Inequality in the Lifecourse Walter Forrest, Northeastern University

Opposition to Affirmative Action as a Result of Racial Threat: A Multi-Level Analysis

Kristin Lavin, Florida State University

Friday, November 14

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Overcoming the Barriers to Accessing Closed Native American Indian Tribal Communities

Julie C. Abril, Eastern New Mexico University

State Social Institutions and Their Effect on the Incarceration Rates of Blacks and Whites

Lish Harris, The Florida State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 424: MEASURING PRISON DISTURBANCES AND ADJUSTMENT PATTERNS Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom D

Chair: Benjamin Steiner, University of South Carolina

Comparing Self-Report to Official Data on Inmate Misconduct in Ohio Prisons Benjamin Steiner, University of South Carolina

John Wooldredge, University of Cincinnati

It's in the Hole: Solitary Confinement as a Measure of Prison Adjustment Michael P. Harrington, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Robbin S. Ogle, University of Nebraska at Omaha

The Effect of Length of Time Served on Subsequent Criminal Offending: Defiance, Deterrence, or Irrelevance?

Michael Ezell, Vanderbilt University

Prison Crowding: Measurement Matters David M. Bierie, Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Prisons

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 425: EXAMINING (IN)JUSTICE IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM: FROM LAW TO CORRECTIONS Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom E

Chair: Kristin A. Bates, California State University, San Marcos

Controlling Race and Ethnicity through the Civil Gang Injunction: An Exploratory Analysis

Kristin A. Bates, California State University, San Marcos Richelle S. Swan, California State University San Marcos

Mandatory Arrest Laws: Policies and Enforcement Practices Devon Thacker, University of Colorado at Boulder

Sara Steen, University of Colorado at Boulder

Imprisonment in Brown and White: The Characteristics of Violent Offenders and Drug Offenders in Prison

Matthew Atherton, California State University, San Marcos Kristin A. Bates, California State University, San Marcos

Garry Rolison, California State University, San Marcos Mary Jo Poole, California State University San Marcos

Reconceptualizing Prison and Prisoners: Attempts to Resist "Get Tough on Crime" Discourse

Jodie Lawston, California State University San Marcos

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 426: COMPARING TERRORISM AND EXTREMISM IN THE U.S. WITH TERRORISTIC ORGANIZATIONS AND BEHAVIOR IN MIDDLE EASTERN CULTURES Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom F

Chair: Mark Hamm, Indiana State University

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Assessing Structures and Links Among American White Supremacist Extremists Through the Lens of Social Network Analysis

David Caspi, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Comparing Far-right Extremist Homicide and Traditional Homicide Incidents and Participants in the United States, 1990-2007

Jeffrey A. Gruenewald, Michigan State University Steve Chermak, Michigan State University


Evaluation of the Roots of Global Terrorism in the Middle East with Crime Theories

Serkan Tasgin, University of Louisville Eyup Aydogdu, Spalding University

Ferhat Goktepe, Spalding University

Motivations for Participation in Terrorist Organizations: An Analysis of DHKP/C and Turkish Hezbollah Terrorist Organizations

Bilal Sevinc, Michigan State University/Turkish National Police Edmund F. McGarrell, Michigan State University

Steve Chermak, Michigan State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 427: ISSUES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE DECISION MAKING Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom G

Chair: Cortney Franklin, Sam Houston State University

Probation, Jail or Prison: Does the Redefining of Sentence Type Matter? Yu Zhang, Northeastern University

Race, Gender and Ethnicity: A Study of the Canadian Federal Court and Immigration Appeals

Johannes Wheeldon, George Mason University Colleen Sheppard, George Mason University

Jon B. Gould, George Mason University

Friday, November 14

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The Effects of Victim and Offender Characteristics on the Sentences of Sex Offenders

Carly M. Hilinski, Grand Valley State University Tina Freiburger, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

Andrew Verheek, Kent County, MI Office of Community Corrections

The Impact of Race and Family Status on Criminal Sentencing Decisions Tina Freiburger, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

Kareem Jordan, University of North Florida

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 428: FRAMEWORKS AND EMERGING ISSUES IN POLICE AUTHORITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom H

Chair: Ken Adams, University of Central Florida

Best Practices for Police Relative to Recognizing Extremists Terry M. Mors, Western Illinois University

Police Accountability Systems: A Critical Review and Analysis Ken Adams, University of Central Florida

Stealing the Obscene: Relationships Between Adult Oriented Business Establishments and the Police

Ashley R.P. Kolnes, University of Florida Allison L. Timbs, University of Florida

The Warden is Coming: A Sociological Analysis of Poaching Matthew Richard Filteau, University of Massachusetts, Boston

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MEETING

SESSION 429: BLUEPRINTS FOR VIOLENCE PREVENTION BOARD MEETING Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 12:20 pm Boardroom 23

MEETING

SESSION 430: ASSOCIATION OF DOCTORAL PROGRAMS BUSINESS MEETING Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Hilton Laclede

MEETING

SESSION 431: WHAT'S UP AT NIJ? (NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE) Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am St. Louis Ballroom B

Chair: Edwin Zedlewski, National Institute of Justice - DOJ

Speaker: David W. Hagy, National Institute of Justice, Director

Discussants: TBA

SESSION 432: THE STATE OF FEMINIST CRIMINOLOGY I Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Boardroom 21


Discussants: Christine Rasche, University of North Florida

Roslyn Muraskin, C.W. Post - L.I.U. Joanne M. Kaufman, University at Albany, SUNY

Susan F. Sharp, University of Oklahoma Sharon Redhawk-Love, Ball State University

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SESSION 433: ROUNDTABLE - ALTERNATIVE PEDAGOGICAL STRATEGIES FOR TEACHING THE INTRODUCTORY CRIMINAL JUSTICE COURSE TO ENHANCE STUDENT ENGAGEMENT Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Rose Garden 1

Chair: Tod W. Burke, Radford University

Discussants: Stephen Owen, Radford University

Henry F. Fradella, California State University, Long Beach Jerry Joplin, Guilford College

SESSION 434: ROUNDTABLE - COUNTER TERRORISM TRAINING FOR LOCAL POLICE OFFICERS Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Rose Garden 2

Chair: Maki Haberfeld, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Discussants: Maki Haberfeld, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Serguei Cheloukhine, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Joseph F. King, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

SESSION 435: ROUNDTABLE - FUTURE OF CRIME AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Rose Garden 3

Chair: John Jarvis, Federal Bureau of Investigation

Discussants: Joseph A. Schafer, Southern Illinois University

Jay Corzine, University of Central Florida Michael Buerger, Bowling Green State University Lin Huff-Corzine, University of Central Florida

Thomas A. Petee, Auburn University

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SESSION 436: ROUNDTABLE - INSIDE-OUT PRISON EXCHANGE PROGRAM IN PRACTICE: SUCCESSES AND CHALLENGES IN THE CLASSROOM Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Rose Garden 4

Chair: Susan Toni Krumholz, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth

Discussants: Sarah Allred, Berry College

Kathryn Healey, Widener University Michelle Inderbitzin, Oregon State University

Bahiyyah Miallah Muhammad, Rutgers University James J. Nolan, III, West Virginia University

Lori Pompa, Temple University, Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program Gerald Stahler, Temple University

SESSION 437: ROUNDTABLE - TEACHING ABOUT CRIME & JUSTICE I Friday, November 14 - 9:30 am to 10:50 am Rose Garden 5

Creating a Climate of Learning from the Classroom to Community Activism Susan R. Takata, University of Wisconsin, Parkside

Jeanne Curran, California State University, Dominguez Hills

Learning about the Death Penalty: Engaging Students through Authentic Research Rachel Cunliffe Hardesty, Portland State University

"Beasts in my Belfry": Exotic Experts in my Chatroom Rachel Cunliffe Hardesty, Portland State University

Discussant: David J. Plebanski, Calumet College of St. Joseph

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 438: VALIDATING COMMUNITY SUPERVISION RISK-NEEDS SCREENING INSTRUMENTS Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 24

Chair: Avinash Singh Bhati, The Urban Institute

Friday, November 14

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Screening Offenders for Supervision Intensity: An Overview of AutoScreener Calvin Johnson, Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency

Planning for the Validation of a Risk-Needs Assessment Instrument: Data and other Preliminary Needs

Peter Wobus, Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency Mark Coggeshall, Urban Institute

Some Specialized Analytics for Risk Screening: Data Reduction and Risk Suppression Analysis

Avinash Singh Bhati, The Urban Institute

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 439: SOCIAL CAPITAL AND OFFENDER RE-ENTRY INTO THE COMMUNITY Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 25

Chair: Michael Scott Gordon, Friends Research Institute

'Welcome Back' or 'Get Out and Stay Out'?: Social Capital and Successful Inmate Reintegration

Kevin A. Wright, Washington State University Peter A. Collins, Washington State University

Social Capital and Women's Post-Incarceration Adjustment Hoan N. Bui, University of Tennessee

Carmel E. Price, University of Tennessee

An Exploration of the Effects of Attitudes on Recidivism among Ex-Prisoners Jill Lynn Farrell, University of Maryland, College Park

Voting, Felon Disenfranchisement and the Racial Contract: Race and the Problems of Reentry

Geneva Olivia Brown, Valparaiso University School of Law

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 440: CRIMINAL CAREERS: FLUCTUATION AND CHANGE - SOCIAL, SITUATIONAL AND INSTITUTIONAL INFLUENCES Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 26

Chair: Amy D'Unger, Georgia Institute of Technology

Does Criminality begin at College or Before Enrollment: Following the Criminal Careers of College Students

David Khey, University of Florida Kate Fox, University of Florida

From Birth to Adolescence: Trajectories of Services Used Within the Justice System among Males and Females

Nadine Lanctot, University of Sherbrooke Julie-Anne Moreau, University de Sherbrooke

Marc Le Blanc, Universite de Montreal

Legitimate Work Patterns and Criminal Achievement Carlo Morselli, University of Montreal

Pierre Tremblay, University of Montreal

When Career Criminals Change Their Pattern: Life Situations that Change Behavior in Drug-Using Prostitutes

Regina Elizabeth Brisgone, Rutgers University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 441: UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES OF CONTEMPORARY PUNISHMENT Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 27

Chair: Aaron Kupchik, University of Delaware

The Assessment and Consequences of Legal Financial Obligations: Evidence from Washington State

Alexes Harris, University of Washington Katherine Beckett, University of Washington

Friday, November 14

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Democracy and Citizenship in Prison Michelle Inderbitzin, Oregon State University Christopher Uggen, University of Minnesota

Murder and the Penal Appetite: The Unintended Consequences of the Modern Law of Murder

Jonathan Simon, University of California, Berkeley

Legislating in the Dark: Adolescents and Life Without Parole as an Unintended Consequence of the 'War on Crime'

Ben Fleury-Steiner, University of Delaware Aaron Kupchik, University of Delaware

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 442: RESEARCH-BASED JUVENILE INTERVENTIONS: STUDY AND PRACTICE Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 28

Chair: Ashley Marie Nellis, The Sentencing Project

A Finite Mixture Analysis of the Validity of the MAYSI-2 among Juvenile Offenders

Lisa Schelbe, University of Pittsburgh Michael G. Vaughn, Saint Louis University

Examining the predictive validity of the Youth Level of Service Case Management Inventory for Native youth

Kristin Bechtel, University of Cincinnati Christopher Lowenkamp, University of Cincinnati

Edward Latessa, University of Cincinnati

Applying the Principles of Effective Intervention: A Case Study of a Juvenile Residential Program

Brian K. Lovins, University of Cincinnati

Friday, November 14

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The Unified Approach: A New Direction for Program Services in the Juvenile Justice System

Kristin Winokur, The Justice Research Center Shiyloh L. Duncan, California State University, Bakersfield

Judy Estren, Associated Marine Institutes

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 443: DECISION MAKERS IN THE CAPITAL PUNISHMENT PROCESS Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 29

Chair: Beth Bjerregaard, University of North Caroline, Charlotte

A Test of the Liberation Hypothesis in North Carolina Beth Bjerregaard, University of North Caroline, Charlotte

Dwayne Smith, University of South Florida Sondra J. Fogel, University of South Florida

Tracking Homicide Charging Practices in California: A Pilot Project Paul Kaplan, San Diego State University

Status Disparities in the Capital of Capital Punishment Scott Phillips, University of Denver

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 444: HISTORY, CONTEXT AND LAW Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 41


Justice of the Peace Courts in Canada and the United States: Evolution of Law Cory R. Lepage, University of California, Riverside

Friday, November 14

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The Shortcomings Of Incorporation: The Demise Of The Standard Of Civilized Societies As A Constitutional Norm

Don Wallace, University of Central Missouri

The Vicinage Clause: Another Dead Letter in the Constitution Roger I. Roots, Livingston, Montana

Felon Disenfranchisement: A Review of Current Policies, Challenges, and Recent Trends in Legislative and Legal Change

Nick Terry Harpster, Sam Houston State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 445: GENDERED AND INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON THE CONSEQUENCES OF IMPRISONMENT Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 42


Enforcement

Hitting the Hard keys: Assessing the Challenges of Post-release Employment Skills Training

Nandi Dill, New York University

Losing the Vote: The Effect of Social Capital and Evangelical Protestantism on Felon Disenfranchisement Laws

Stephen Owen, Radford University

Mortality Rates Among Dutch Former Prisoners Anja Dirkzwager, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law

Enforcement Paul Nieuwbeerta, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law

Enforcement Arjan Blokland, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law

Enforcement

Friday, November 14

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The Effect of Prisonization on Female Prison Misconduct Anna Elizabeth Kosloski, Iowa State University

Matt DeLisi, Iowa State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 446: ACCOUNTABILITY ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH THE POLICE USE OF FORCE AND DEADLY FORCE Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 43

Chair: Joshua M. Chanin, American University

Accountability Mechanisms and Police Use of Deadly Force: An Empirical Analysis of Existing Bureaucratic Policy

Joshua M. Chanin, American University

Deadly Force Training Policies, Programs and Practices: Results from a National Survey

Greg Morrison, Ball State University

Police Officers' Educational Level and Use of Force Ilyas Ozgenturk, Turkish Institute for Police Studies (TIPS), Turkish National

Police/Spalding University Murat Gozubenli, Turkish Institute For Police Studies (TIPS ), Turkish

National Police Mesut Ozturk, Turkish Institute for Police Studies (TIPS), Turkish National

Police

Predicting Deadly Force: Policy, Racial Threat and Other Determinants Jeffrey S. Nowacki, University of New Mexico

Friday, November 14

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 447: ORGANIZATIONAL AND STAFFING ISSUES IN AMERICA'S PRISONS Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 44

Chair: Jody L. Sundt, Indiana University

Legal Liabilities for Use of Tasers and Stun Guns by Jail and Prison Officers Vidisha Barua, Penn State Altoona

Michael S. Vaughn, Sam Houston State University

Perceptions of Organizational Functioning in Three Criminal Justice Agencies in the South

Martha Henderson Hurley, The Citadel

The Impact of Correctional Work on Officers' Family Lives: Assessing the Negative Spillover Effect

Jody L. Sundt, Indiana University Cheryl Lero Jonson, University of Cincinnati

Stephanie Whitehead, Indiana University Julia Scott, Indiana University

The Practice of Care and the Deployment of Power in Prison Officer Work: Inherent Conflict?

Sarah Louise Tait, University of Cambridge

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 448: QUALITATIVE OBSERVATIONS, IMAGES, GENDER AND MAKING METHOD CHOICES: INCLUSIVE OR NOT? Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 45

Chair: Rebecca Maniglia, Northern Arizona University

Using Qualitative Data to Shape Quantitative Inquiry Rebecca Maniglia, Northern Arizona University

Friday, November 14

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Real Cops and Female Cops: The Exclusion of Women in Crimefighting Cara Elizabeth Rabe-Hemp, Illinois State University

Dawn Beichner, Illinois State University

Compounding Issues: Qualitative Interviews of Older Female Inmates Regina Benedict, University of Tennessee

Discussant: Lois Presser, University of Tennessee

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 449: HOW SYSTEM RESPONSES INFLUENCE PROBATION AND PAROLE OUTCOMES Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 46

Chair: Aviva Twersky Glasner, Bridgewater State College

Examining Ohio's Progressive Sanction Grid: Increasing Consistency and Reducing Misbehavior*

Brian Martin, Ohio Dept. of Rehabilitation & Correction Steve Van Dine, Ohio Dept. of Rehabilitation & Correction

The Influence of Reinforcements and Punishments on ISP Completion Eric Wodahl, University of Wyoming

Brett Garland, Missouri State University

An Alternative to Revocation for Technical Parole Violators: The New Jersey Halfway Back Program

Michael D. White, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Jeff Mellow, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Kristin Englander, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Andrea Cantora, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Ralph Fretz, Community Education Centers

A Half Century of Parole Rules: Conditions of Parole in the United States, 2008

Lawrence F. Travis III, University of Cincinnati

Friday, November 14

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 450: PEDAGOGY: THEORY, SITE VISITS, AND CAREER IMPACTS Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 47

Chair: Amy Poland, Buena Vista University

Creative Criminological Teaching Anamika Agnieszka Twyman-Ghoshal, Northeastern University

The Utility of the Correctional Tour: Student Perceptions and the Propensity for Academic Growth

Benjamin Meade, University of South Carolina Hayden P. Smith, University of South Carolina

Barbara Koons-Witt, University of South Carolina

Family, Popular Culture and Political Attitudes as Factors in Criminology and Criminal Justice Students' Career Plans

David Giacopassi, University of Memphis Yaschica Williams, University of Memphis

Are We All Virtual Educators? Barbara A. Todish, Fairleigh Dickinson University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 451: MENTAL HEALTH AND EVIDENCE-BASED RESEARCH AND POLICY PANEL Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Director's Row 48

Chair: Kendra Bowen, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

An Evidence-Based Treatment Model for Persons with Co-Occurring Diagnoses in the Criminal Justice System

Kendra Bowen, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Evidence-Based Crime Prevention and Juvenile Mental Health: Changing the Face of the Juvenile Justice System

Jason D. Spraitz, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Friday, November 14

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Functional Family Therapy: An Evidence-Based Policy Approach James Bowers, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Mental Health and Evidence-Based Research: The Application of Assertive Community Treatment

Jennifer Huck, Indiana University at Pennsylvania

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 452: NEW JUVENILE CORRECTIONS DATA FROM OJJDP Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Promenade Ballroom E

Chair: Janet Chiancone, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention/U.S.

Department of Justice

Discussants: Barbara Allen-Hagen, CSR, Inc.

Melissa Sickmund, National Center for Juvenile Justice Catherine A. Gallagher, George Mason University Shiela Royo Maxwell, Michigan State University

Kaye Marz, The University of Michigan

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 453: EVIDENCE-BASED CRIME PREVENTION III Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom A

Chair: Charlotte E. Gill, University of Pennsylvania

Does the Juvenile Court Deter Low-Level Delinquency? A Systematic Review of Experiments

Anthony Petrosino, Learning Innovations at WestEd Carolyn Petrosino-Turpin, Bridgewater State College

Sarah Guckenburg, Learning Innovations at WestEd

Friday, November 14

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Models for Effective Placement of Offenders in Treatment Programs Faye Taxman, George Mason University

Karen Cropsey, University of Alabama School of Medicine

Motivational Interviewing for Substance Abuse Geir Smedslund, Norwegian Knowledge Centre for the Health Sciences

Kjetil Karlsen, Norwegian Knowledge Centre for the Health Services Asbjorn Steiro, Norwegian Knowledge Centre for the Health Services

Karianne T. Hammerstrom, Norwegian Knowledge Centre for the Health Services

Discussant: David B. Wilson, George Mason University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 454: TECHNOLOGY EVALUATION ISSUES: GPS, SEX OFFENDERS, LICENSE PLATES, AND MORE Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom B

Chair: Phelan Wyrick, National Institute of Justice - DOJ

Advancing Technology Evaluation at NIJ Phelan Wyrick, National Institute of Justice - DOJ

An Evaluation of Monitoring High Risk Sex Offenders with GPS Technology Stephen V. Gies, Development Services Group, Inc.

Marcia Cohen, Development Services Group, Inc. Randy R. Gainey, Old Dominion University

Evaluating the Effectiveness of License Plate Recognition (LPR) Technology in Reducing Auto Theft: Research Design and Implementation Issues

Craig Fraser, Police Executive Research Forum Bruce G. Taylor, Police Executive Research Forum

Christopher Koper, Police Executive Research Forum Kappleman Kristin, Police Executive Research Forum

Discussant: Edwin Zedlewski, National Institute of Justice - DOJ

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SESSION 455: PRESIDENTIAL SESSION: EX-CONVICTS AND CRIMINOLOGY Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom D

Chair: Glen David Curry, University of Missouri, St. Louis


Stephen Richards, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Jeffrey Ian Ross, University of Baltimore

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 456: INDIVIDUAL, PROGRAM, AND CONTEXTUAL PREDICTORS OF RECIDIVISM Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom E

Chair: Matthew C. Leone, University of Nevada, Reno

A Profile of Sex Offenders in Treatment Matthew C. Leone, University of Nevada, Reno

Paula Lopez, University of Nevada Emmanuel Barthe, University of Nevada, Reno

Can You See Me Now? GPS Monitoring of Paroled Sex Offenders Terry Baumer, Indiana University Purdue University, Indianapolis

William Newby, III, Indiana University Purdue University, Indianapolis Megan LaMade, Indiana University Purdue University, Indianapolis

Amy Seymour, Indiana University Purdue University, Indianapolis

The Influence of Neighborhood Disadvantage on the Likelihood of Rearrest: Comparing Probation and Parole Outcomes

Holly Welker, Michigan State University Chris Melde, Michigan State University

Steve Chermak, Michigan State University

Friday, November 14

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An Evaluation of the Effectiveness of the Electronic Monitoring of Medium and High Risk Offenders

William Bales, Florida State University Kelle Barrick, Florida State University

Thomas G. Blomberg, Florida State University Mann Karen, Florida State University

MEETING

SESSION 457: DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY BUSINESS MEETING (OPEN TO ALL MEETING PARTICIPANTS) Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Pierre's

SESSION 458: ROUNDTABLE - CURRENT RESEARCH ON POLICE RESPONSES TO HOMICIDE AND SOLVABILITY FACTORS Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Rose Garden 1

Chair: John Jarvis, Federal Bureau of Investigation

Discussants: Wendy C. Regoeczi, Cleveland State University

Lynn Addington, American University Marc Riedel, Southeastern Louisiana University

Tim Keel, Behavioral Analysis Unit, FBI-NCAVC Yvonne Muirhead, Behavioral Analysis Unit, FBI-NCAVC

SESSION 459: ROUNDTABLE - COUNTER-TERRORISM POST 9/11: THE HIDDEN AGENDA OF EXCLUSION Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Rose Garden 2

Chair: David Noel Baker, The University of Toledo

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Discussants: Eric Lambert, The University of Toledo

Shanhe Jiang, University of Toledo Carter Wilson, The University of Toledo Morris Jenkins, The University of Toledo

SESSION 460: ROUNDTABLE - GRADUATE SCHOOL AND BEYOND: A QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSION FOR STUDENTS Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Rose Garden 3

Chair: Kristie R. Blevins, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Discussants: Richard A. Tewksbury, University of Louisville

Thomas J. Holt, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Natasha A. Frost, Northeastern University

Mitch M. Miller, University of Texas at San Antonio

SESSION 461: ROUNDTABLE - MORE GAMES THAT HELP STUDENTS LEARN Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Rose Garden 4

Discussants: Connie Ireland, California State University, Long Beach Christie Gardiner, California State University, Fullerton Stacy Mallicoat, California State University, Fullerton

Sofia Grisel Peralta, California State University, Long Beach

SESSION 462: ROUNDTABLE - "PROMOTING PUBLIC CRIMINOLOGY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE." Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Rose Garden 5

"Public Criminology: Where We Came From and Where We Could Go." Emily I. Troshynski, University of California, Irvine

Brenda Velazquez, University of California, Irvine

"The Gendered Nature of Inmate Grievance Processes: An Analysis of California's Male and Female Institutions."

Sarah M. Smith, University of California, Irvine

"Public Criminology in the Classroom." Anastasia Tosouni, University of California, Irvine

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"Bridging Community-Based Crime Prevention to Theory through a Public Criminology."

Tim M. Goddard, University of California, Irvine

SESSION 463: NIJ GRADUATE RESEARCH AND W.E.B. DU BOIS FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMS: AN OVERVIEW AND TIPS IN DEVELOPING AND SUBMITTING PROGRAM PROPOSALS Friday, November 14 - 11:00 am to 12:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom C

Chair: Christine R. Crossland, U.S. Department of Justice (OJP/NIJ)

Discussant: Marilyn Moses, National Institute of Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 464: EVALUATION OF RE-ENTRY INITIATIVES Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 24

Chair: Jamie J. Fader, University at Albany, SUNY

A Second Look at the Second Chance Act Jessica S. Henry, Montclair State University

Cost Analysis of The Serious and Violent Offender Reentry Initiative Alexander Cowell, RTI International

Aaron Chalfin, The Urban Institute John Roman, The Urban Institutte

Yuta Masuda, RTI

Development and Evaluation of Programs Required as Part of a Re-entry Initiative

Dani McKinney, State University New York, Fredonia Gary R. Ransom, Federal Correctional Institution, McKean

Gerald J. Beeman, McKean Re-entry Initiative

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Improving Reentry for Ex-Offenders in San Diego: Preliminary Evaluation Results of SB618

Cynthia Burke, San Diego Association of Governments Sandy Keaton, San Diego Association of Governments

Darlanne Hoctor Mulmat, San Diego Association of Governments

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 465: OBSTACLES TO SUCCESSFUL OFFENDER RE-ENTRY Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 25

Chair: Aviva Twersky Glasner, Bridgewater State College

Behind Bars in Florida Kerensa Pate, Florida Department of Corrections

Dominique Roe-Sepowitz, Arizona State University Laura E. Bedard, Corrections Corporation of America

Prisoner Reentry in a Small Metropolitan Community: Preliminary Findings Brett Garland, Missouri State University

Eric Wodahl, University of Wyoming Julie Hershberger, Missouri State University

Angela Collins, Missouri State University

Reintegration and Former Prisoner Deportees Angela Marcela Navarro, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY

"Stayin' Off the Streets": Community "Re-entry" After Contact with the Criminal Justice System

Alexes Harris, University of Washington

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 466: WHAT HAPPENS TO THE KIDS? THE EFFECTS OF PARENTAL INCARCERATION ON CHILDREN Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 26

Chair: Bahiyyah Miallah Muhammad, Rutgers University

" I Hate The Police!": Revealing Hidden Feeling Among Children of Prisoners Bahiyyah Miallah Muhammad, Rutgers University

Children of Incarcerated Offenders: The Impact of Secrecy due to Fear of Shame and Stigma

Lucia Benaquisto, McGill University Julie Coulthard, McGill University

Examining the Collateral Consequences of Parental Incarceration: A Review of Children's Living Situation

Nancy Rodriguez, Arizona State University Melinda Tasca, Arizona State University Marjorie Zatz, Arizona State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 467: PROBATION TO REENTRY FOR JUVENILES: EXAMINING THE SPECTRUM Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 27


Coercion and Confrontation by Juvenile Probation Officers Craig Schwalbe, Columbia University

Tina Maschi, Fordham University

Examination of Factors Contributing to the Institutionalization of Youth Catherine M. Arnold, University of Cincinnati

Danielle Boisvert, University of Cincinnati

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Evaluating Relative Effectiveness of Training School Programs to Probation on Recidivism of Japanese Juvenile Delinquents

Yoshikazu Yuma, Saitama Institute of Technology Yuichiro Kanazawa, University of Tsukuba

Fumio Kashiwagi, Kobe Juvenile Classification Home

The Incarceration and Post-Release Reentry Experiences of Juvenile Offenders Debbie Dawes, RTI International

Laura Winterfield, The Urban Institute

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 468: SCHOOL-BASED AGGRESSION AND VICTIMIZATION Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 28

Chair: Steven Lawrence Brewer Jr, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Understanding the Bully-Victim Cycle in School and Cyber Environments Steven Lawrence Brewer Jr, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Defining Bullying Behaviors in School: An Investigation of Student Perceptions of Relational and Physical Bullying Behaviors

Brenda L. Russell, Penn State Berks Traci Ceccherini, Northeastern University

Shane Kraus, Castleton State College

The Structural Elements and Social Context of School Violence: A Conjunctive Analysis of Violent Incidents

Wendy C. Regoeczi, Cleveland State University Terry Miethe, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Kara Kobus, University of Nevada-Las Vegas

Verbally and Emotionally Abusive Teacher-Student Interaction in Sixth Grade Israeli Classrooms

Yovav Eshet, Bar Ilan University Brenda Geiger, Bar-Ilan University

Michael Fischer, Norfolk State University Adina Sheri Fischer, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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SESSION 469: CAPITAL PUNISHMENT: ISSUES OF AGGRAVATION AND MITIGATION Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 29

Chair: Don Wallace, University of Central Missouri

Aggravation and Mitigation in Florida Capital Cases: Is There Alignment with Criminological Theory?

Sherri DioGuardi, University of Florida

Applying Atkins v Virginia and Roper v. Simmons "Evolving Standards of Decency" to Mentally Ill Defendants.

Shawn Peter Ryals-Keller, Sam Houston State University

Missed or Foregone Mitigation: Analyzing Claimed Error in Missouri Capital Clemency Cases

Leona D. Deborah Jochnowitz, University at Albany

Mortality Salience and Death Penalty Decisions Joel D. Lieberman, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Jared Shoemaker, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 470: CURRENT PERSPECTIVES ON CORRECTIONAL PROGRAMMING Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 41

Chair: Kerry Richmond, University of Maryland, College Park

Factories with Fences: The Effect of Prison Industries on Female Inmates Kerry Richmond, University of Maryland, College Park

Prison-Based Animal Programs: Towards a Theoretical Model Randall Grometstein, Fitchburg State College

Richard Wiebe, Fitchburg State College

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Punching the Clock: Staff Attitudes Toward Inmate Treatment and Rehabilitation

Jacqueline L. Young, Pennsylvania Department of Corrections Michael E. Antonio, Pennsylvania Department of Corrections

Lisa Michelle Wingeard, Pennsylvania State Department of Corrections

The Current Landscape of Correctional Education Anna Crayton, Prisoner Reentry Institute, John Jay College

Suzanne Rebecca Neusteter, City University of New York

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 471: DOING RESEARCH IN INDIAN COUNTRY Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 42

Chair: Marianne October Nielsen, Northern Arizona University

"Historical Context for Research in Indian Country" Marianne October Nielsen, Northern Arizona University

"Riding Shotgun with Chee and Leaphorn: Two Researchers' Experiences Working with the Navajo Police and Rangers"

Jon'a Meyer, Rutgers University Richard Paul, New Mexico Mounted Patrol

"Research on the Rez: Then and Now." Linda Robyn, Northern Arizona University

"Rules for Activist Research" Eileen Luna-Firebaugh, University of Arizona

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 472: SOCIO-TECHNICAL CHANGE AND THE NATURE OF POLICE INVESTIGATION WORK Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 43

Chair: Joseph B. Kuhns, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

A GIS Model of Call Records of Mobile Phones in Crime Investigation Process

Jui Chi Chen, Central Police University, Taiwan

CCTV in Public Places: Results from a Pilot Crime Reduction Initiative in Las Vegas, Nevada

Tamara D. Madensen, University of Nevada, Las Vegas William Sousa, University of Nevada Las Vegas

Investigating Commercial Burglary Richard Timothy Coupe, University of Cambridge

The Evolving Strategy of Detectives in the Community Policing Paradigm William Sousa, University of Nevada Las Vegas

Michael Wagers, The Citadel

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 473: RISK PREDICTION IN CHANGING TIMES: METHODOLOGICAL MATTERS AND MORE Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 44

Chair: Susan Turner, University of California, Irvine

Predicting Return to Custody Using COMPAS Sheldon Zhang, San Diego State University

David Farabee, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs Robert E. L. Roberts, California State University, San Marcos

Friday, November 14

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Developing A Static Risk Assessment Tool for the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation

Susan Turner, University of California, Irvine Jesse Jannetta, University of California, Irvine

Validating the Risk and Resiliency Checklist for Los Angeles Probationers Terry Fain, RAND Corporation

Discussant: David Farabee, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 474: EXPLORING ATTITUDES ABOUT COURT PROCESSES Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 45

Chair: Kim Steven Hunt, D.C. Sentencing Commission

Attitudinal Ambivalence Toward Crime Control and Due Process Catherine A. Jenks, University of West Georgia

Innocence Procedures: Beyond the Adversarial System Tim Bakken, U.S. Military Academy at West Point

Therapeutic Jurisprudence: A Survey of Attitudes of Magistrate Judges Winston P. Bethel, University of West Georgia

Catherine A. Jenks, University of West Georgia

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 475: PATHWAYS TO "JUSTICE": THE IMPACT OF PROCESSING AND RESOLUTION MECHANISMS Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 46

Chair: Mark Motivans, Bureau of Justice Statistics

Case Processing of Criminal Child Maltreatment: A Test of Focal Concerns Theory

Mari Pierce, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Plea Bargaining in Texas: The Influence of Type of Counsel on Sentencing Severity

Dean John Champion, Texas A & M International University

Summary Proceedings as a Source of Wrongful Convictions Gwladys Gilliéron, University of Zurich, Switzerland

Martin Killias, University of Zurich, Switzerland

Donald Black's "Social Control of the Self" and the Decision to Plead Guilty Kathleen Auerhahn, Temple University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 476: JAILS, PRISONS, AND THEIR IMPACT ON COMMUNITIES Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 47

Chair: Gary N. Keveles, Univeristy of Wisconsin Superior

Communities with Correctional Facilities: The Effect on Crime Rates Kelly McGeever, University at Albany, SUNY

Rural Jails and Programming: Challenges, Issues and Implications Gary N. Keveles, University of Wisconsin Superior

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But They All Come Back? Recidivism among Released House of Correction Inmates

Natasha A. Frost, Northeastern University Carlos Monteiro, Northeastern University

Garrett Arthur Russell Yursza Warfield, Northeastern University Desmond Ryan, Northeastern University

Social Bonds and Change During Incarceration: Testing a Missing Link in the Re-entry Literature

Michael Ansel Rocque, University of Maryland David M. Bierie, Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Prisons

Doris Layton MacKenzie, University of Maryland, College Park

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 477: SITUATIONAL FACTORS IN CRIME CONTROL Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Director's Row 48

Chair: Alessia Ruccio, Transcrime

The Effectiveness of Radar in Preventing Illegal Immigration in the Mediterranean

Alessia Ruccio, Transcrime

The Local Security Profiles in Italy as a Crime Analysis Model Francesco Gosetti, Transcrime - Joint Research Centre on Transnational Crime - Università degli Studi di Trento - Università Cattolica di Milano

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 478: ASSESSING ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY FOR OFFENDER RE-ENTRY SERVICES Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Promenade Ballroom E


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Faith-based Organization Capacity for Prisoner Reentry Beverly D. Frazier, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Impact of Re-Entry Community-Based Organization upon Parolees' Management of Parole and the HIV/AIDS Virus

Laura Fishman, University of Vermont

National Surveys of State Parole Boards: Models of Service Delivery Susan Kinnevy, University of Pennsylvania

Joel Caplan, Rutgers University School of Criminal Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 479: USING LONGITUDINAL DATA TO ADDRESS POLICY QUESTION IN JUVENILE JUSTICE Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Promenade Ballroom F

Chair: Carol Ann Schubert, University of Pittsburgh

Variability Within a Group of Serious Offenders Transferred to Adult Court Carol Ann Schubert, University of Pittsburgh

Accounting For Selection to Understand the Effects of Transfer to Adult Court on Juvenile Offender Outcomes

Edward P. Mulvey, University of Pittsburgh

Estimating a Dose-Response Model of Length of Stay and Recidivism in Serious Juvenile Offenders

Thomas Loughran, University of Pittsburgh

Discussant: Daniel Nagin, Carnegie Mellon University

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 480: EVIDENCE-BASED CRIME PREVENTION IV Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom A

Chair: Christopher Sullivan, University of South Florida

Public Area CCTV Surveillance, Crime Prevention, and Social Costs Brandon C. Welsh, University of Massachusetts Lowell


Effectiveness of Improved Street Lighting in Reducing Crime David P. Farrington, University of Cambridge

Brandon C. Welsh, University of Massachusetts Lowell

Re-conceptualizing Public Area Surveillance and Social Control: Security Guards, Place Managers, and Defensible Space

Mark Mudge, University of Massachusetts Lowell Brandon C. Welsh, University of Massachusetts Lowell



THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 481: GENDER, REENTRY, AND RECIDIVISM Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom B

Chair: Jill A. McCorkel, Villanova University

Gender, Reentry, and the (Unmet) Needs of Women Jennifer Rhiannon Scroggins, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Sara Elizabeth Malley, The University of Tennessee

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A Quasi Experimental Study of "Moving On": A Gender-Responsive Program for Women Offenders

Krista Gehring, University of Cincinnati Pat Van Voorhis, University of Cincinnati

Valerie Bell, University of Cincinnati

Gender Differences in Narratives of Positive Change: Implications for Revised Gender-Specific Reentry Strategies for Female Offenders

Bryn Ann Herrschaft, Rutgers University

An Examination of the Impact of the 115 Gramm Amendment on Female Recidivism

Shannon Mary Gibson, Florida State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 482: CONVICT CRIMINOLOGY SESSION 3: MEN AND WOMEN IN PRISON Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom C

Chairs: Stephen L. Muzzatti, Ryerson University

Dave Kauzlarich, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville

A Critical and Necessary Function of Convict Criminology: Theory, Research Methods and Policies

Michael Lenza, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Richard S. Jones, Marquette University

Women, Crime, and Prison Across Time and Cultures Annette Kuhlmann, University of Wisconsin - Baraboo

Risky Business: Democratising Success and the Case of Federally Sentenced Aboriginal Women in Canada

Nancy Poon, University of Saskatchewan

Doing Life Without Parole: The Experience of Lifers in Five Pennsylvania Prisons

Craig S. Wiernik, The Pennsylvania State University

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Chris Rose, Southern Indiana University


SESSION 483: PRESIDENTIAL SESSION: CRIME AND POLITICS 2009 Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom D


Discussants: Senator Claire McCaskill (invited)

Representative of Winning Presidential Campaign Charles F. Wellford, University of Maryland Laurie Robinson, University of Pennsylvania

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 484: THE JUVENILE REENTRY PROCESS Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom F

Chair: Mercer L. Sullivan, Rutgers University

Are Gangs Topping Our Offers on Reentry Support? Mercer L. Sullivan, Rutgers University

Johnna Christian, Rutgers University Jennifer Jensen, Rutgers University

Justine McDavid, Rutgers University Elizabeth Angiello Panuccio, Rutgers University

Across the Divides: Understanding How "the Community" Helps Young People Create Pathways to Freedom

Nikki Jones, University of California, Santa Barbara

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The Development of a Reentry Initiative for Youth Returning Home from Detention

Andrea Cantora, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Michael D. White, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Juvenile Parole and Reentry: A Critical Reflection on the Aftercare Evaluation Research

Joshua Meisel, Humboldt State University

Discussant: Todd Clear, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

SESSION 485: SESSION WITHDRAWN Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom G

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 486: SENTENCING POLICIES AND PRACTICES Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom H

Chair: Jodi Lane, University of Florida

Analysis of the Texas Parole Guidelines: Does Texas Have Reliable Parole Guidelines?

Hee-Jong Joo, Sam Houston State University Hoon Lee, Sam Houston State University

College Student Perceptions on Corrections & Sentencing Carrie Schrage, University of Florida


Patterns and Predictors of U.S. Counties' Propensity to Imprison Paul R. Schupp, Niagara University

Craig Rivera, Niagara University

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The Impact of Truth-in-Sentencing on Sentence Lengths and Institutional Behavior

David Eric Olson, Loyola University Chicago Magnus Seng, Loyola University Chicago

MEETING

SESSION 487: DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGY LUNCHEON Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 2:00 pm Faust's

MEETING

SESSION 488: SOCIOLOGY, CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE: OPEN FORUM WITH THE ASA TASK FORCE ON SOCIOLOGY AND CRIMINOLOGY PROGRAMS Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Hilton Laclede

Chair: Dennis W. MacDonald, Saint Anselm College

Discussants: Jodie Lawston, California State University San Marcos

Steven Barkan, University of Maine Marc Riedel, Southeastern Louisiana University

Prabha Unnithan, Colorado State University Saundra D. Westervelt, University of North Carolina at Greensboro

Kimberly J. Cook, University of North Carolina, Wilmington

SESSION 489: ROUNDTABLE - (IN)EQUALITY IN CRIME & POLICY Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Rose Garden 1

Chair: Karen F. Parker, University of Delaware

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Inequality, Justice and Violence: Exploring the Dynamics that Link Inequality and Urban Violence over Time

Karen F. Parker, University of Delaware

Judicial Behavior in the Context of the War on Drugs Jeffery Green, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale

The Dismissal and Public Safety Connection in a Large Urban American Jurisdiction E. Rely Vilcica, Temple University

The Almighty Dollar: The Cost of Justice and America's Not-So Secular Criminal Justice System

Erin M. Kerrison, Villanova University

SESSION 490: ROUNDTABLE - CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY AND POLICY I Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Rose Garden 2

Chair: Wayne Gillespie, East Tennessee State University

Coping in College: The Effects of Strain on a Specific Population Julie Shelton, Western Kentucky University

Holli Drummond, Western Kentucky University

The Social Bonds of Youth in Foster Care April Dawn Woolnough, The George Washington University

Educational Re-enrollment and the Recidivism of Youth Returning from Detention and Correctional Facilities

Paul Hirschfield, Rutgers University

Theoretical Stagnation in Criminology Wayne Gillespie, East Tennessee State University

The Proper Role of a Criminologist, Revisited: Changing Criminal Justice Policy Matthew Robinson, Appalachian State University

SESSION 491: ROUNDTABLE - HOMELAND SECURITY RESPONSE AND THE ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR OF THE FIRST RESPONDER COMMUNITY Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Rose Garden 3

Chair: Laura Myers, Western Carolina University

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Discussants: Larry Myers, Western Carolina University

Lorna Grant, North Carolina Central University Lorraine A. Samuels, Huston-Tillotson University

SESSION 492: ROUNDTABLE - NIBRS DATA FOR POLICY AND DECISION MAKING Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Rose Garden 4

Chair: Daniel Bibel, Commonewealth Fussion Center

Discussants: Donald Faggiani, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

April Pattavina, University of Massachusetts, Lowell David Lambert, Massachusetts State Police

SESSION 493: ROUNDTABLE - TECHNOLOGY AND TERRORISM: A PERSPECTIVE APPROACH Friday, November 14 - 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm Rose Garden 5

Chair: Mahendra P. Singh, Grambling State University

Discussants: Laurie Thomason, Grambling State University

Rosemary E. Agbor, Grambling State University Alice Leonce, Grambling State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 494: GENDER, DRUGS, DEPRESSION AND CRIME Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Boardroom 22

Chair: Melissa Thompson, Portland State University

Gender Differences in Treatment for Drugs, Depression, and Crime Melissa Thompson, Portland State University

Stephanie Reinauer, Portland State University

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Gender, Race, and Marijuana Use: Testing the Generality of Traditional and Feminist Theories of Crime

Matthew Makarios, University of Cincinnati Andrew Myer, University of Cincinnati

Mechanisms Linking Depression to Criminal Behavior Jamie Vaske, University of Cincinnati

Using Social Learning Theory to Examine the Intergenerational Effects of Drug and Alcohol Abuse

David F Nicholson, University of Oklahoma

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 495: THE VALUE OF CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AND SERVICE LEARNING FOR CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE COURSES Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 25

Chair: Jody Miller, University of Missouri St. Louis

Community Engagement in Teaching Delinquency and Juvenile Justice: Students as Activists

Kristi Holsinger, University of Missouri, Kansas City

Incorporating Service Learning into Delinquency and Criminology Courses: What a Difference a Semester Makes

Bernadette Jones Palombo, Louisiana State University at Shreveport

Engaging Students in Community Research: Evaluation of the CHAMP Prison Program

Mariaimee' Gonzalez, University of Missouri, St. Louis Jody Miller, University of Missouri St. Louis

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 496: RISK AND RESILIENCE IN AN INTERNATIONAL CONTEXT Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 26

Chair: Olena Antonaccio, North Carolina State University

The Correlates of Crime and Deviance: Additional Evidence Olena Antonaccio, North Carolina State University

Charles R. Tittle, North Carolina State University Ekaterina Botchkovar, Northeastern University

ADHD and Criminal Behavior: Examining the Role of School, Family, and Peers

Jukka Savolainen, University of Minnesota Anja Taanila, University of Oulu

Hanna Ebeling, University Hospital of Oulu Irma Moilanen, University Hospital of Oulu

Tuula Hurtig, University of Oulu Marjo-Riitta Järvelin, Imperial College, University of London

Concentration of Offending in Families in a Birth Cohort Marianne Junger, Utrecht University

Judith Semon Dubas, Utrecht University Ruth Schipper, Utrecht University

Floreyne Hesper, Police Force Gelderland-Zuid Veronique Estourgie, Police Forve Gelderland-Zuid

Do Peers Really Matter among South Korean Juveniles Who Play Computer Games?

Yujin Kim, University of Texas at Austin

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 497: POLITICAL, ECONOMIC, AND SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND CRIMINAL PUNISHMENT Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 27

Chair: Matthew Boswell, University of Iowa

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The Ballot Box and Punishment: Voter Participation and Incarceration in New York City 1987-2002.

Valerie West, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY Jeffrey Fagan, Columbia University

Political Actors, Bureaucracies and Punishment Matthew Boswell, University of Iowa

Karen Heimer, University of Iowa

Effects of Social Organization on Recidivism Paige M Harrison, U.S Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics

Local Labor Market Conditions and Returns to Prison for Offenders Under Supervision: Evidence from Ohio

William Sabol, Bureau of Justice Statistics

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 498: RELIGIOUS HOMOGENEITY, RELIGIOSITY, AND CRIME: MACRO- AND MICRO-LEVEL RELATIONSHIPS Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 28

Chair: Beverly D. Frazier, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Religious Homogenity and Homicide: A Cross-National Test of the Moral Community Hypothesis

Jason D. Clark-Miller, Texas Christian University

Religious Homogeneity and Lethal Violence Troy Blanchard, Louisiana State University Matthew R. Lee, Louisiana State University

Religiosity and Criminal Involvement among Heroin Users Michael L. Weiss, University of Miami

Dale D. Chitwood, University of Miami

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 499: SEXUALITY AND HOMICIDE Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 29

Chair: Dallas Sumner Drake, Center for Homicide Research

Conceptualizing a New Demographic in Homicide: GLBT Victims, Offenders and Incidents.

Dallas Sumner Drake, Center for Homicide Research

An Examination of Violent Homicide Typologies: A Multiple Case Study Examination of Typology Effectiveness

Janet McClellan, University of Alaska Fairbanks

Mating Motives for Homicide Joshua Duntley, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

David Buss, The University of Texas, Austin

Sexual Homicide: A Synthesis of the Literature Heng Choon (Oliver) Chan, University of South Florida

Kathleen M. Heide, University of South Florida

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 500: SCHOOL-BASED CRIME PREVENTION Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 41

Chair: Gordon Bazemore, Florida Atlantic University

Alienated Adolescents: Using Strain Theory to Examine Mentoring Relationship Types and Delinquent Outcomes

Margaret Kelley, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Amanda K. Priest, University of Oklahoma

Tara K. Shaw, University of Oklahoma

School Violence: Interventions through Peer Mediation Vena M. Schexnayder, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Friday, November 14

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Cracking the School to Jail Pipeline: Restorative Justice, Zero Tolerance and Other Disciplinary and Suspension Alternatives

Mara Schiff, Florida Atlantic University Gordon Bazemore, Florida Atlantic University

Theorizing the "School-to-Prison Pipeline" Joel Miller, Vera Institute of Justice

Michael Lens, Vera Institute of Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 501: RACE, COURTS, AND COMMUNITIES Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 42

Chair: Joe Ukemenam, The British Society of Criminology

Does Race Sway Convictions in Chicago Homicide Cases? Christine Martin, University of Illinois at Chicago

Racial and Ethnic Disparities in the Designation of Habitual Offenders in Florida

Cynthia Caravelis Hughes, Florida State University Ted Chiricos, Florida State University

William Bales, Florida State University

The Impact of Incarceration on Residential Segregation Justin Hayes-Smith, University of Florida

Coming Home: New York City Latino/as Coping Mechanisms Upon Release from Prison

Yolanda Carmen Martin, Graduate Center, CUNY

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 502: CRIME AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN CHINA SESSION II: THE CURRENT KNOWLEDGE BASE AND PROSPECTS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 43

Chair: Lening Zhang, Saint Francis University

Courts and Sentencing Research on Contemporary China Hong Lu, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Bridget Kelly, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

A Critical Review of Studies on China's Corrections and Recidivism Bin Liang, Oklahoma State University, Tulsa

Corinice Wilson, Oklahoma State University, Tulsa

Juvenile Delinquency and Justice in Contemporary China: A Critical Review of Recent Studies

Lening Zhang, Saint Francis University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 503: SYSTEM RESPONSES TO VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 44

Chair: Jennifer L. Hartman, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Developing and Testing an Intervention to Prevent Intimate Partner Violence: The Enhanced Nurse Family Partnership Program

Lynette Feder, Portland State University Jan Wallinder, Multnomah County Health Department

Marginalized Women's Voices about a Proposed "Family Justice" Center: A Focus Group and Collaborative Study

Hillary Potter, University of Colorado, Boulder Celeste Montoya, University of Colorado, Boulder

Joanne Belknap, University of Colorado at Boulder

Friday, November 14

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Police Decision Making in Sexual Assault Cases Kathleen D. Kelley, Michigan State University Rebecca Campbell, Michigan State University

The Crime Control Effects of Prosecuting Intimate Partner Violence: The First Thirty Studies

Joel Garner, Joint Centers for Justice Studies, Inc. Christopher D. Maxwell, University of Michigan/Michigan State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 504: SUBSTANCE ABUSE IN VULNERABLE AND TROUBLED STUDENTS Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 45

Chair: Daniel Howard, University of Delaware

The Effects of a Brief Intervention on Negative Behaviors in College Students: The Mosaic Project

Daniel Howard, University of Delaware Nicholas W. Bakken, University of Delaware

Terminal vs. Non-terminal Sixth Grades: The Effects of Transitioning to Middle School on Suicidal Thoughts and Substance Use

Whitney D. Gunter, University of Delaware Nicholas W. Bakken, University of Delaware

The Effects of Sibling Violence on High Risk Behaviors Deeanna M. Button, Center for Drug & Alcohol Studies, University of

Delaware Laurin Parker, Center for Drug and Alcohol Studies

Roberta Gealt, University of Delaware

Discussant: Daniel Howard, University of Delaware

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 505: THEORETICAL AND TREND ANALYSES OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 46

Chair: Jason A. Ford, University of Central Florida

An Empirical Test of the Generalizability among Social Learning, Social Bonding & Self-control Theory

Eunyoung Kim, University of Florida Heather B. Stewart, University of Florida Minwoo Yun, Wheeling Jesuit University

Character and Crime: An Empirical Test of Riesman's Inner and Other Directedness

Kathleen Hamilton, The Pennsylvania State University

Community Characteristics and Methamphetamine Use in Rural Areas: A Challenge to Social Disorganization Theory?

Aaron Roussell, University of California, Irvine Malcolm Holmes, University of Wyoming

Richard Anderson-Sprecher, University of Wyoming

The Abuse of Over-the-Counter Cough and Cold Medications: Prevalence and Correlates in a National Sample

Jason A. Ford, University of Central Florida

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 506: GENDER DIFFERENCES IN THE CHARACTERISTICS AND RISK FACTORS OF DELINQUENT YOUTH Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 47

Chair: Amy D'Unger, Georgia Institute of Technology

Friday, November 14

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Comparing Male and Female Juvenile Arsonists: Individual and Family Characteristics

Dominique Roe-Sepowitz, Arizona State University Kristine E. Hickle, Arizona State University

Examining Gender Differences in Strain and Delinquency Among Korean youth

Juyoung Song, Michigan State University Shiela Royo Maxwell, Michigan State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 507: RACE, COMMUNITIES, AND JUVENILE JUSTICE Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 48

Chair: Denise Nation, Winston Salem State University

An Exploratory Study: The Potential Effects of Urban Displacement on Neighborhood Rivalries

Brett A. Mervis, University of South Florida Kalfani Ture, American University

Gentrification, Crime, and Youth: A Study of Changing Lives in the City of Chicago

Xavier Fernando Perez, University of Illinois at Chicago

Juvenile Custody Rates, Community-based Sanctions and Race: Effects of Juvenile Justice Reform in North Carolina

Valerie Cooley, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Friday, November 14

396

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 508: MINORITY CITIZENS' ATTITUDES TOWARD AND TRUST IN THE POLICE Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Promenade Ballroom E

Chair: Ron Weitzer, George Washington University

Addressing Issues that Concern Community and the Police Michael Fischer, Norfolk State University

Brenda Geiger, Bar-Ilan University Bernadette Holmes, Norfolk State University

Yovav Eshet, Bar Ilan University Bernie Pollard, Norfolk State University

Jose Torres, Norfolk State University

Citizen Trust in Police: The Case of China Ivan Sun, University of Delaware

Yuning Wu, University of Delaware

Policing British Asian Youth Alpa Parmar, King's College London

Social Cleavages and Attitudes towards Police The Israeli Case Arye Rattner, University of Haifa

Badi Hasisi, Hebrew University, Jerusalem

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 509: RESEARCH ON HOMICIDE CLEARANCES Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Promenade Ballroom F

Chair: Charles F. Wellford, University of Maryland

Patterns of Clearances in Index Offenses Charles F. Wellford, University of Maryland

Friday, November 14

397

Promoting Effective Homicide Investigations Gerry Murphy, Police Executive Research Forum

Improving Cold Case Squads Carl Jensen, University of Mississippi

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 510: CRIMINAL CAREERS II Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom A

Chair: Bobby Brame, University of North Carolina, Charlotte

Peer Delinquency Balance: Investigating the Mediating Processes Jean McGloin, University of Maryland

Stability and Change in Criminal Activity: Evidence from a Synthesized Autoregressive, Latent Trajectory Modeling Approach

Christopher Sullivan, University of South Florida

The Dopanergic System is Associated with Low Self-Control and Interacts with Family Risk

John Wright, University of Cincinnati Rebecca Schnupp, University of Cincinnati

The Relationship between Self-control and Language: Evidence of a Shared Etiological Pathway

Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University Matt DeLisi, Iowa State University

Michael G. Vaughn, Saint Louis University John Wright, University of Cincinnati

Brian Boutwell, Florida State University

Friday, November 14

398

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 511: ISSUES IN COMMUNITY SUPERVISION Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom B

Chair: Michael P. Jacobson, Vera Institute of Justice

The Theory and Practice of Re-entry: Ground-level Impacts of the Reorganization of the Departments of Corrections of Kansas and Michigan

Ethan Amidon, University of Missouri, St. Louis Brendan David Dooley, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Amanda Gendon, University of Missouri, St. Louis Andres F. Rengifo, University of Missouri, St. Louis

New York State Division of Parole: Violators and their Violations—From Correlates and Causes to Prevention and Intervention

Reagan Daly, Vera Institute of Justice Bruce Frederick, Vera Institute of Justice

Assessing the Effectiveness of Intermediate Sanctions in Multnomah County, Oregon

Christine S. Scott-Hayward, Vera Institute of Justice Andres F. Rengifo, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Discussant: Michael P. Jacobson, Vera Institute of Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 512: WOMEN AT WORK IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom C

Chair: Cara Elizabeth Rabe-Hemp, Illinois State University

Sexual Harassment and Police Discipline in the State of Georgia Sue Carter Collins, Georgia State University

Friday, November 14

399

The Impact of Being Female in the Prison Environment: An Examination of Gender and Perceived Danger among Federal Correctional Officers

Marie Garcia, National Institute of Justice

Pregnancy and Policing: Exploring Police Departmental Maternity Policies Cara Elizabeth Rabe-Hemp, Illinois State University

Discussant: Sue Carter Collins, Georgia State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 513: CONVICT CRIMINOLOGY SESSION 4: HOW IMPRISONMENT OF THE FATHER AFFECTS THE FAMILY Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom D

Chair: Richard Hogan, Northwest Missouri State University

I Am Not What I Think You Think I Am: Sharon E. Hogan, Metropolitan Community College, Blue River

Undoing Schooling: Reflections of a Federal Inmate's Daughter Monica E. Hogan, Johnson County Community College

The Convict's Child Alexander B. Hogan, University of Missouri, Kansas City


Avi Brisman, Emory University

Friday, November 14

400

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 514: VARIABLE CONTEXTS OF POLICE AUTHORITY AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR ACCOUNTABILITY Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom F

Chair: Robert J. Kane, Arizona State University

Impact of Police-Citizen Encounters: The Role of Expectations Wesley G. Skogan, Northwestern University

Sanction "Uncertainty" as a Causal Mechanism in Structural Deterrence Research

Robert J. Kane, Arizona State University Meaghan Paulhamus, Arizona State University

The Smoke of Police Misconduct vs. the Exhaust of Routine Policing Robert E. Worden, University at Albany

Chris Harris, University of Massachusetts, Lowell

Unaccountable Cops: Police Work Hours and the Abuse of Discretion Bryan Vila, Washington State University

Jason M. Moore, Washington State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 515: COURT DECISION-MAKING Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom G

Chair: Philip M. Stinson, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Civil Trials: Analysis of State Court Data & Relevance of Civil Justice to Criminal Justice Studies.

Lynn Langton, Bureau of Justice Statistics Thomas Cohen, Bureau of Justice Statistics

Friday, November 14

401

Recent Cases in the International Criminal Court: Enforcement, Complementarity and Models for Interaction

Christopher D. Totten, The College of New Jersey

Texas' Municipal Courts and the Criminalization of Student Misbehavior in Schools

Elyshia Aseltine, University of Texas at Austin

"Do You Want to Take a Vote First?": An Examination of Jury Deliberation Style

Erin J. Farley, University of North Carolina Wilmington

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 516: POLICE INTEGRITY, CORRUPTION, EDUCATION Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom H

Chair: Matthew Hickman, Seattle University

Evolution of Police Integrity: An Analysis of Its Origins, Development and Measurement

Russell Wolff, Northeastern University Amy S. Farrell, Northeastern University Jack McDevitt, Northeastern University

Moonlighting: Off-duty Opportunity or Corruption? David A. Jenks, University of West Georgia

Michael Costelloe, Northern Arizona University John Fuller, University of West Georgia

Does Higher Education Affect Perceptions amongst Police Personnel? An Affirmative Answer from India

Doug N. Evans, Indiana University Arvind Verma, Indiana University

Julia Scott, Indiana University

Friday, November 14

402

The Effect of Education on Police Officer Job Attitudes in Illinois Todd A. Lough, Western Illinois University

Bonny M. Mhlanga, Western Illinois University

MEETING

SESSION 517: SENTENCING WORKING GROUP Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Director's Row 24

SESSION 518: THE STATE OF FEMINIST CRIMINOLOGY II Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Boardroom 21


Discussants: Brenda Sims Blackwell, Georgia State University Susan Marcus-Mendoza, University of Oklahoma

Judith A. Ryder, St. John's University Robin Robinson, University of Massachusetts- Dartmouth

Gwen C. Hunnicutt, University of North Carolina Greensboro Carrie Buist, Western Michigan University

SESSION 519: ROUNDTABLE - CONTEMPORARY ISSUES Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Rose Garden 1

Chair: Alana Rambarran, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Internet Videos about Human Trafficking: The Social Construction of a Transnational Problem

Alana Rambarran, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Aurela Toska, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Ophelia Phipps, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Staci Strobl, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Policing in the 21st Century: The Current State and Practice of E-Policing John Kane, The National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C)

Friday, November 14

403

"It's not one of our Performance Indicators": Sharing or Shifting Responsibility for Student Safety?

Michelle Rogerson, University of Huddersfield

Drug Testing in School: Practical Policy or Troubling Bio-surveillance Eleen Ann Baumann, University of Oregon

SESSION 520: ROUNDTABLE - DARFUR GENOCIDE, HUMAN RIGHTS, AND THE FUTURE OF SECURITY IN AFRICA Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Rose Garden 2

Chair: Emmanuel Onyeozili, University of Maryland Eastern Shore

Discussants: Jonathan Odo, Cameron University

Charles O. Ochie, Sr., Albany State University Vivian Amantana, Western Oregon University Oko Elechi, Prairie View A & M University

Patrick I. Ibe, Albany State University Charles Amachi Ubah, Georgia College & State University

Ken Egbo, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania

SESSION 521: ROUNDTABLE - HURRICANE KATRINA'S IMPACT UPON ILLEGAL DRUG MARKETS IN NEW ORLEANS Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Rose Garden 3

Chair: Bruce Johnson, National Development and Research Institutes

Disruptions in Drug Use and Sales during the Katrina Crisis Eloise Dunlap, National Development and Research Institutes Bruce Johnson, National Development and Research Institutes

Reformulation of Heroin Markets in New Orleans in 2006/2007 Bruce Johnson, National Development and Research Institutes Eloise Dunlap, National Development and Research Institutes

The Problem of Crime during and Post-Katrina in New Orleans A. Kathryn Stout, Southern University at New Orleans (SUNO)

Discussants: A. Kathryn Stout, Southern University at New Orleans (SUNO) Eloise Dunlap, National Development and Research Institutes

Friday, November 14

404

SESSION 522: ROUNDTABLE - THE UTILITY OF STUDENT EVALUATIONS: PROPOSED CHANGES Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Rose Garden 4

Chair: Lorraine A. Samuels, Huston-Tillotson University

Discussants: Laura Myers, Western Carolina University Larry Myers, Western Carolina University

Lorna Grant, North Carolina Central University

SESSION 523: ROUNDTABLE - ONLINE, DISTANCE EDUCATION IN CORRECTIONAL LAW AS A TOOL OF INTERNATIONAL SOCIAL CHANGE Friday, November 14 - 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm Rose Garden 5

Chair: Michael Louis Perlin, New York Law School

Discussants: Sharon Casey, University of South Australia

Yoshikazu Ikehara, Tokyo Advocacy Law Office

MEETING

SESSION 524: DIVISION OF CORRECTIONS AND SENTENCING SOCIAL Friday, November 14 - 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm Hilton Laclede

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 525: INTERPERSONAL DYNAMICS OF GIRLS' DELINQUENCY Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Boardroom 22

Chair: Shari Miller, Duke University

Friday, November 14

405

Relationship Processes in Girls' Delinquency: A Qualitative Analysis Shari Miller, Duke University

Donna-Marie Winn, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Sherry Lawson-Clarke, Duke University

Rebecca Schaffer, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Girls' Delinquency: Same- and Opposite-Gender Relationships Anne Stahl, University of Pittsburgh

Phyllis Coontz, University of Pittsburgh

The Social Networks of Female Offenders Asha Goldweber, University of California, Irvine

Elizabeth Cauffman, University of California, Irvine

Discussant: Angela Browne, RTI International

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 526: SELF CONTROL AMONG ADOLESCENT POPULATIONS Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 24

Chair: Jason A. Ford, University of Central Florida

Low Self Control and Self-reported Victimization and Delinquency among 7th,8th and 9th grade Students

Ineke Haen Marshall, Northeastern University Ni (Phil) He, Northeastern University

Meghan E. Peel, Northeastern University

The Malleability of Self-Control in Adolescence: Considering the Effects of an Intervention Program

Carter Hay, Florida State University Ryan Charles Meldrum, Florida State University

Walter Forrest, Northeastern University

Friday, November 14

406

The Role of Self Control in the Depression-Delinquency Link Brianna N. Remster, Pennsylvania State University

Eric Silver, Penn State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 527: INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE DOG TRAINING IN WOMEN'S PRISONS: A QUALITATIVE EVALUATION Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 25

Chair: Jody Miller, University of Missouri St. Louis

Bittersweet Journey: Issues of Attachment and Detachment in a Prison Based Service Dog Training Program

Anne Lornson, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Working for CHAMP after Hours: The Role of Volunteers in a Prison-Based Service Dog Training Program

Michael Gibson, University of Missouri, St. Louis

For the Greater Good Vena Stevens, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Discussant: Janet Cole, CHAMP Assistance Dogs, Inc.

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 528: INTERGENERATIONAL TRANSMISSION OF RISK AND BEHAVIOR IN THE FAMILY Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 26

Chair: Jorge Chavez, Bowling Green State University

Friday, November 14

407

Unwanted Babies, Future Criminals? : Disentangling Cohort Size and Selection Mechanisms

Juan Pantano, Washington University in St. Louis Wanchuan Lin, Peking University

Examining the parenting-delinquency relationship: Are there reciprocal effects?

Martha Gault, The Pennsylvania State University

Examining the Relationship Between Corporal Punishment and Depression: Results from a Propensity Score Matching Analysis

Sara Z. Morris, University of Georgia Chris Gibson, University of Florida

The Intergenerational Transmission of Deviant Dietary Behaviors Glen Tolle, Jr., Texas A&M University

William McIntosh, Texas A&M University Karen Kubena, Texas A&M University Jenna Anding, Texas A&M University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 529: RE-ENTRY AND DESISTANCE Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 27

Chair: Lila Kazemian, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Linking up Qualitative Accounts and Quantitative Measures of Desistance among a Sample of Adjudicated Males

Lila Kazemian, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Marc Le Blanc, Universite de Montreal

Gender Differences in Reentry: Examining the Desistance Process Among Drug-Involved Offenders Across Theoretical Lines

Nicholas W. Bakken, University of Delaware

The Contributors to Criminal Desistance and Criminal Activities: Is there a Difference?

Daryl Kroner, Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Friday, November 14

408

Desistance and Persistence: Two Sides of the Same Coin? Beth Huebner, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Mark Berg, University of Missouri, St. Louis

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 530: ENHANCING DESIGN FIDELITY AND ASSESSING PROGRAM FIDELITY IN MULTI-SITE LONGITUDINAL EVALUATIONS: SOME STRATEGIES Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 28

Chair: Finn-Aage Esbensen, University of Missouri, St. Louis

"Reducing Initial Loss Rates Associated with Active Parental Consent." Chris Melde, Michigan State University

Finn-Aage Esbensen, University of Missouri, St. Louis T.J. Taylor, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Dana Peterson, University at Albany, State University of New York

"Strategies for Reducing Attrition across Waves." T.J. Taylor, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Dana Peterson, University at Albany, State University of New York Adrienne Freng, University of Wyoming

Sara Hoover, University of Missouri, St. Louis

"Alternative Measures of Program Implementation." Dena C. Carson, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Adam Baggett, University of Missouri, St. Louis T.J. Taylor, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Dana Peterson, University at Albany, State University of New York

"The Use of Observations to Assess Program Fidelity." Krystle Leugoud, University of Missouri, St. Louis Bradley T. Brick, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Finn-Aage Esbensen, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Friday, November 14

409

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 531: AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC: SERIAL KILLERS AND SADISTIC MURDERERS--UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 29

Chair: Kenna Quinet, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis

Author: Jack Levin, Northeastern University

Discussants: Kenna Quinet, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis

Elicka S.L. Peterson, Appalachian State University Nicholas E. Libby, University of Central Florida

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 532: RACIAL POLITICS OF CRIMINAL SOCIAL CONTROL Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 41

Chair: Misha S. Lars, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY

Perceptions of Race and Justice Katrina Gails, Prairie View A & M University

Elguin Contreras, Prairie View A & M University Frederick Smith, Prairie View A & M University

From Thug Life to "Sucka-Free Life": Hmong Youth and Their Subjective Understandings of Racialization

Pao Lee, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities

The Allocation of Justice: Race, Political Institutions, and Sentencing Disparity

Kenneth Fernandez, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Friday, November 14

410

State Sponsored Social Control: Involuntary Sterilization in Georgia, 1937-1970

Amy D'Unger, Georgia Institute of Technology

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 533: THE INTERNATIONAL ASPECTS OF CYBERCRIME Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 42

Chair: Robyn R. Mace, Michigan State University

The Retest of Reintegrative Shaming Theory and Its Implications on Taiwanese Juvenile Hackers

Dayu Kao, Central Police University, Taiwan Frank Fu-Yuan Huang, Central Police University

You-Lu Liao, Central Police University, Taiwan

Cybercrime as New Means of Traditional Crime in Korea Jeong Hyun Kim, Korean National Police

Bringing International Cyber-Criminals to Justice: The Anatomy of Operation Cardkeeper

Johnny Nhan, Texas Christian University LuAnna Harmon, FBI

Discussant: Thomas J. Holt, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Friday, November 14

411

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 534: UNDERSTANDING WOMEN'S PATHWAYS TO AND FROM CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR: LESSONS FROM NEW GENDER-RESPONSIVE RISK ASSESSMENT MODELS Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 43

Chair: Pat Van Voorhis, University of Cincinnati

Identifying Gender-Responsive Needs—An Enhancement for Fourth Generation Risk/Needs Assessments in Criminal Justice

Beate Ehret, Northpointe Institute for Public Management Emily Wright, University of South Carolina

Pat Van Voorhis, University of Cincinnati

An Internal Classification of California Prison Female Offenders: Evidence for Multiple Pathways

Tim Brennan, Northpointe Institute for Public Management Markus Breitenbach, Northpointe Institute for Public Management

Exploring the Links Between a Female Offender Taxonomy and Pathways Theory

Barbara Bloom, Sonoma State University Tim Brennan, Northpointe Institute for Public Management

Barbara Owen, California State University, Fresno

The Gender-Responsive Northpointe Compas and Its Treatment Implications Pat Van Voorhis, University of Cincinnati

Tim Brennan, Northpointe Institute for Public Management

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 535: ENVIRONMENTAL CORPORATE CRIME Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 44

Chair: Dave Kauzlarich, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville

Friday, November 14

412

Accounting for Environmental Crime: The Case of Libby, Montana Gary E. Reed, Lewis-Clark State College

Angela R. Karn, Lewis-Clark State College Heidee McMillin, Lewis-Clark State College

Chronic Life Course Persistent Offenders: Transnational Corporations, Pollution and Cancer

Rebecca Sue Katz, Morehead State University

Crime in the Coal Industry: Mountain Top Removal and Violations of the Clean Water Act

Paul B. Stretesky, Colorado State University Michael Lynch, University of South Florida Loren Linscott, University of South Florida

Offenses of Japanese Corporations against Policy for Environment Minoru Yokoyama, Kokugakuin University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 536: MANAGING THE INVESTIGATIVE PROCESS Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 45

Chair: David Schroeder, University of New Haven, Henry C. Lee College of Criminal

Justice and Forensic Sciences

Clearing Hate Crime: A Multilevel Event History Analysis of Incident, Agency, and City-level Factors

Christopher Joseph Lyons, University of New Mexico Aki Roberts, University of New Mexico

Exploring the Use of DNA Evidence by Homicide Detectives: Investigative Super-weapon or Tool of Last Resort? David Schroeder, University of New Haven, Henry C. Lee College of Criminal

Justice and Forensic Sciences Michael D. White, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Friday, November 14

413

Police Informants: Cultivating the Rat and Serving the Community Alicia H. Sitren, University of North Florida

Hayden P. Smith, University of South Carolina Geoff P. Alpert, University of South Carolina

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 537: THE SCOPE OF HOMICIDE STUDIES Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 46

Chairs: Lin Huff-Corzine, University of Central Florida

Thomas A. Petee, Auburn University

Columbine Ten Years Later: The Effect of Deadly School Violence on School Security and Student Civil Liberties

Lynn Addington, American University

Circumstances of Connected Homicides: An Analysis of the Chicago Homicide Data Set, 1965 to 2000

Carolyn Rebecca Block, Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority Richard L. Block, Loyola University Chicago

Investigating the Importance of Neighborhoods in Police Investigations: Multilevel Analysis of Homicide Clearances and Convictions

John Jarvis, Federal Bureau of Investigation Wendy C. Regoeczi, Cleveland State University

Eldercide in America: An Examination of Reported Incidents, 2000-2005 Jessie L. Krienert, Illinois State University

Jeffrey A. Walsh, Illinois State University

Latino Homicide: Race and Ethnicity Marc Riedel, Southeastern Louisiana University

Friday, November 14

414

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 538: TRANSGRESSION ON TWO-WHEELS: A CRIMINOLOGY OF MOTORCYCLES, IDENTITY AND THE STATE Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 47

Chair: Stephen L. Muzzatti, Ryerson University

Reduction in the Seduction of Speed?: 'Street-racing' Legislation and the Criminalisation of Sportbike Culture.

Stephen L. Muzzatti, Ryerson University

Navigating Obstacles: Women Riders, Stereotypes and Power Donna Selman, Eastern Michigan University

Bikers, Patriotism and the Social Construction of "Illegal Immigration" as National Threat

Raymond J. Michalowski, Northern Arizona University

Helmets Save Lives, Religion Takes Lives - Any Questions?: Sikh Turbans, Motorcycle Helmets and Systemic Racism in Law

Jagjeet Kaur Gill, University of Toronto - OISE

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 539: POLICE CULTURE COMPONENTS Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Director's Row 48

Chair: Lawrence M. Salinger, Arkansas State University - Jonesboro

An Assessment of Police Organizational Culture in South Korea Mahesh Nalla, Michigan State University

Wook Kang, Michigan State University

The Contours of the Police Code of Silence in a Comparative Perspective Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich, Michigan State University

Friday, November 14

415

The Impact of Police Culture on Individual Response in the Midst of a Crisis Terri Adams-Fuller, Howard University

Larry Stewart, University of the District of Columbia

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 540: SENTENCING GUIDELINES, SENTENCING OUTCOMES, AND CRIME RATES Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Promenade Ballroom E

Chair: Jim Clark, Florida State University

Advisory Sentencing Guidelines and Sentencing Disparity: An Empirical Test Brian Forst, American University

Sharon Melzer, American University

Contextual Effects and Punishment Decisions: A Multilevel Analysis Christine Arazan, Florida State University

William Bales, Florida State University Thomas G. Blomberg, Florida State University

Examining Sentencing Outcomes in South Carolina: Findings from a Failed Guidelines State

Eric L. Sevigny, University of South Carolina Barbara Koons-Witt, University of South Carolina

John D. Burrow, University of South Carolina

Politics, Policies, and Imprisonment in the U.S. Rodney L. Engen, North Carolina State University

Macon Parker, North Carolina State University Kyla Walters, North Carolina State University

Friday, November 14

416

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 541: ASSESSING SPECIALIZED POLICE STRATEGIES Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Promenade Ballroom F

Chair: Richard Gary Greenleaf, Elmhurst College

Circumventing the Law: The Impact of School Resource Officers on Students' Legal Rights

Nicole Bracy, University of Delaware

Community Policing and Homeland Security: Friend or Foe? Allison Taylor Chappell, Old Dominion University

Testing a Systems Level Intervention to Improve Police Response to Mental Illness: CIT in Chicago

Amy C. Watson, University of Illinois at Chicago Beth Angell, University of Chicago

Jeffrey Draine, University of Pennsylvania Melissa Schaefer Morabito, Rutgers University

Amy Kerr, University of Illinois at Chicago Victor C. Ottati, Loyola University, Chicago

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 542: RACE, ETHNICITY, AND CRIME: THE IMPORTANCE OF SOCIAL STRUCTURES AND SOCIAL CONTEXTS Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom B

Chair: Janet Lauritsen, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Segregated Spatial Locations, Race-Ethnic Composition, and Neighborhood Violent Crime

Ruth D. Peterson, Ohio State University Lauren J. Krivo, Ohio State University

Friday, November 14

417

Ethnicity, Economy, Crime, and Perceptions of Justice Robert D. Crutchfield, University of Washington


The Intersection of Gender, Race/Ethnicity, and Violent Victimization Karen Heimer, University of Iowa

Janet Lauritsen, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Examining the Differential Impact of Neighborhood Context on Disparities in Racial/Ethnic-Specific Patterns of Robbery Victimization

Jeffrey Michael Cancino, Texas State University Ramiro Martinez, Florida International University Jacob Stowell, University of Massachusetts, Lowell

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 543: PROTECTIVE FACTORS, RESILIENCE, AND DELINQUENCY Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom C

Chair: Frank S. Pezzella, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Authoritarian Parenting: A Race Socializing Protective Factor that Deters African American Adolescents from Delinquency and Violence

Frank S. Pezzella, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Parental Parenting Practices and Race: What's the Difference? Norm Anthony White, Saint Louis University


Examining Resiliency within the Contexts of Self-Control Theory and Life-course Analysis

Jeffrey W. Rosky, Washington State University

Is Working Good or Bad For Adolescents: Does Pro-Social Work Context Matter?

Shun-Yung Kevin Wang, Florida State University

Friday, November 14

418

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 544: POLICE AND GENDER Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom D

Chair: Jason Lee, Washington State University

Gendered Perspectives of SWAT: A Survey of Female and Male Officers Mary Dodge, University of Colorado Denver

Frances Gomez, University of Colorado, Denver

Police Sexual Misconduct: Female Officers' Perceptions of Its Nature, Extent, Causation and Control

Timothy Maher, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Resisting, Reinforcing, and Redefining Police Cultures: The Case of Women Officers

Kristenne M. Robison, Syracuse University

Work Stress and Doing Police Masculinity: Stress and Emotional Responses in the Highly Gendered Police Culture

Don L Kurtz, Kansas State L. Susan Williams, Kansas State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 545: MULTI-LEVEL ANALYSES OF CRIMINAL SENTENCING Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom F

Chair: Noelle E. Fearn, Saint Louis University

A Multilevel Test of Minority Threat Effects on Sentencing Xia Wang, Florida State University

In the Furtherance of Injustice? Prosecutorial Discretion and Racial/Ethnic Sentencing Disparities in California Counties

Elsa Chen, Santa Clara University

Friday, November 14

419

Sentencing in Context Yanhua Liu, University of Nebraska at Omaha

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 546: THE LSI-R AND OFFENDER RISK OF RECIDIVISM Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom G

Chair: Richard J. Lemke, University of Cincinnati

Assessing the Predictive Validity of the LSI-R for Offenders on Parole Larry L. Bench, Utah Department of Corrections

Terry Allen, University of Utah

Comparing the Psychometric Properties of the LSI-R, Wisconsin and a Newly Devised Risk/Need Assessment

Richard J. Lemke, University of Cincinnati Christopher Lowenkamp, University of Cincinnati

Paula Smith, University of Cincinnati Edward Latessa, University of Cincinnati

Recidivism and Program Success in a Large Community Corrections Program in Colorado

Michael C. Gizzi, Illinois State University Deborah Koetzle Shaffer, University of Nevada-Las Vegas

Risk Prediction and Indentifying Criminogenic Factors of Korean Violent and Nonviolent Inmates: Validity Test of LSI-R

Hyesun Kim, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Min-Sik Lee, Kyonggi University

Friday, November 14

420

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 547: PERCEPTIONS AND POLITICS OF POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm St. Louis Ballroom H

Chair: Trevor Jones, Cardiff University, UK

Exploring the Connection between Police Accountability Initiatives and Officer Job Satisfaction

Joseph De Angelis, Ohio University

Procedural Fairness and Respect as Factors in Positive Opinions of Police Julie Yingling, Villanova University

Putting Politics Back into [The Study Of] Policing Trevor Jones, Cardiff University, UK

Tim Newburn, London School of Economics

Structural Reinforcers and Reversals of the Positional Authority of Police and Citizens' Perceptions of Police Actions

Brian R Kowalski, Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction Richard J. Lundman, The Ohio State University

SESSION 548: THE STATE OF FEMINIST CRIMINOLOGY III Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Boardroom 21


Discussants: Allison Foley, University of Colorado at Boulder

Kelley Moult, American University Amanda Burgess-Proctor, Michigan State University

Kelly Faust, Western Michigan University Angela Kaye Simon, Western Michigan University

Friday, November 14

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SESSION 549: ROUNDTABLE - CORRECTIONS & PUBLIC POLICY Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Rose Garden 1

Chair: Michael Martin Weinrath, University of Winnipeg

Alternatives to Violence: Community Building among a Violent Prison Population Jo-Ann Della Giustina, Bridgewater State College

Inmate and Correctional Officer Culture in Canada and New Zealand: A Comparative Study

Michael Martin Weinrath, University of Winnipeg

Researching Incarcerated Sex Offenders with Mental Disorder Manos G. Daskalou, University of Northampton, UK

SESSION 550: ROUNDTABLE - SUSTAINING IMPACT OF A STREET-DRUG ELIMINATION INITIATIVE: SYSTEMATIC OBSERVATIONS OF NEIGHBORHOOD ORDER Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Rose Garden 2


Discussants: Lynn Kenneth Harvey, Winston-Salem State University

M. Kristen Hefner, University of North Carolina, Greensboro Eleazer D. Hunt, High Point Police Department

Kristen Leigh Di Luca, University of North Carolina, Greensboro

SESSION 551: ROUNDTABLE - KATRINA IMPACTS ON NEW ORLEANS EVACUEES IN HOUSTON Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Rose Garden 3

Chair: Bruce Johnson, National Development and Research Institutes

"Your Name Carries Weight": Katrina Evacuee's Adjustment to Houston's Criminal Networks

Avelardo Valdez, University of Houston Alice Cepeda, University of Houston

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Merging of Illegal Drug Markets in Houston Post-Katrina Joseph Kotarba, Univ. of Houston

Bruce Johnson, National Development and Research Institutes Eloise Dunlap, National Development and Research Institutes

SESSION 552: ROUNDTABLE - POLICE OFFICERS' ATTITUDES TOWARD HUMAN TRAFFICKING Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Rose Garden 4

Discussants: David W. Webb, Sam Houston State University

Richard Hartley, University of Texas at San Antonio Claudia E. San Miguel, Texas A&M International University

SESSION 553: ROUNDTABLE - THE HISTORY OF PRISONS AND PUNISHMENT: THE MORE THINGS CHANGE THE MORE THEY STAY THE SAME. Friday, November 14 - 3:30 pm to 4:50 pm Rose Garden 5

Chair: Marianne Fisher-Giorlando, Grambling State University

Discussants: Arthur J. Lurigio, Loyola University Chicago

Philip M. Stinson, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Robert Perkinson, University of Hawaii at Manoa

Susan Craig, University of Central Florida

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 554: VIOLENCE AND SCHOOLS Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Boardroom 22

Chair: Candice Batton, University of Nebraska at Omaha

A Case Analysis of University Shootings Darrell Lee Ross, Western Illinois University

Terry M. Mors, Western Illinois University

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The Effects of Heterosexist Violence: Comparing At-Risk Behaviors of Victimized and Non-Victimized Sexual Minority Youth

Deeanna M. Button, Center for Drug & Alcohol Studies, University of Delaware

Roberta Gealt, University of Delaware Daniel J. O'Connell, University of Delaware

Violence in the Ivory Tower: Fear of Campus Shootings Among College Faculty Members

Allison L. Timbs, University of Florida Ashley R.P. Kolnes, University of Florida

Violence-Related Behaviors Among High School Students -- United States, 1991-2007

Thomas R. Simon, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Richard Lowry, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Danice K. Eaton, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Marci Hertz, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 555: SEXUAL VICTIMIZATION: ATTITUDES AND PERCEPTIONS Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 24

Chair: Sara Z. Morris, University of Georgia

Gender and Rape: An Assessment of College Students' Perceptions Donna M. Vandiver, Texas State University, San Marcos

Jessica Rager, Texas State University, San Marcos

Students' Attitudes about Sexual Violence Bernadette T. Muscat, California State University, Fresno

Coerced Sex: Does Relationship Status and a Woman's Reputation Affect Perceptions of Coercion?

Tracy L. Tamborra, University of New Haven

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Criminalizing Marital Rape: The Views of Ghanaian University Students Mensah Adinkrah, Central Michigan University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 556: APPLYING STRUCTURED PROFESSIONAL JUDGMENT PRINCIPLES TO ANTISOCIAL CHILDREN UNDER AGE 12 USING THE EARLY ASSESSMENT RISK LISTS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 25

Chair: Christopher Koegl, Cambridge University

What Risk Factors are Perceived to Predict Antisocial Behavior in Boys and Girls? A Survey of Clinicians

Leena Augimeri, Centre for Children Committing Offences, Child Development Institute

Christopher Koegl, Cambridge University Christopher Webster, University of Toronto

Spotlight on Antisocial Girls: Treatment Outcome and Development Trajectories using the Early Assessment Risk List for Girls

Margaret Walsh, Child Development Institute Debra Pepler, York University


Depeng Jiang, York University Kathy Levene, Child Development Institute

Looking (Back) into the Crystal Ball: Predicting Criminal Convictions in a Sample of 447 Children using the Early Assessment Risk Lists

Christopher Koegl, Cambridge University David P. Farrington, University of Cambridge


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Comparing the Results of Cluster Analyses using the Early Assessment Risk List for Boys and Girls

Carla Roberta Dassinger, Midwestern University Leena Augimeri, Centre for Children Committing Offences, Child

Development Institute Margaret Walsh, Child Development Institute

Gloria M. Workman, Midwestern University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 557: GENDER, THEORY AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 26

Chair: Leah Daigle, Georgia State University

Domestic Violence Services in the Self-Help Era Laura Finley, Center for Living and Teaching Peace

Gender Differences in the Cognitive Schemas Associated with Verbal and Physical Abuse of Romantic Partners

Ronald L. Simons, University of Georgia Leslie G. Simons, University of Georgia

Callie H. Burt, University of Georgia

Inequalities or "Backlash"? The Negative and Positive Relationship between Gender Equality and Violent Victimization

Marisa Camille Allison, Mississippi State University

Understanding the Help-Seeking Behaviour of Female Domestic Violence Victims

Silke Meyer, Griffith University Paul Mazerolle, Griffith University

Elena Marchetti, Griffith University, Law School

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 558: DOCTORAL EDUCATION: PREPARING FUTURE FACULTY (PFF) (ORGANIZED BY: ASC TEACHING COMMITTEE) Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 27

Chair: Jamie S. Martin, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Preparing Future Faculty: An Integral Component for a Ph.D. Program Randy Martin, Indiana University of Pennsylvania John J. Gibbs, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

David L. Myers, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Teaching the Teachers: Pedagogical Issues and Techniques Kate Hanrahan, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Tammy Castle, James Madison University

Teaching about Research Methods and Academic Issues: An Integrative Approach

Jamie S. Martin, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Kate Hanrahan, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 559: GENDER AND HOMICIDE Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 28

Chair: Yvonne Marion Hall, State University of New York, Brockport

A Comparative Analysis of U.S. Female Defendants Convicted of Murder from the 19th-21st Centuries

Yvonne Marion Hall, State University of New York, Brockport Korni Swaroop Kumar, SUNY-Brockport

Nathaniel Ezra Kieval, University of Miami

An Examination of Domestic Homicides in Memphis, TN, 1917-1958 Margaret Vandiver, University of Memphis

K.B. Turner, University of Memphis

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Female Perpetrated Homicide Cases: The Impact of Demographic Characteristics and Relationship to Victim on Sentencing

Carolyn Field, Elizabethtown College Suvarna Cherukuri, Siena College

Gender and Homicide: A Re-analysis of the Southern Subculture of Violence Julia D'Antonio, Louisiana State University

Chantel M. Dufrene, Louisiana State University Jessica Doucet, Louisiana State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 560: POLICY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT RESPONSES TO DRUG USE Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 29


Methamphetamine and the Drug-Crime Nexus: The Role of Meth in Economic-Compulsive Crime

Michael C. Gizzi, Illinois State University Patrick Gerkin, Grand Valley State University

Methamphetamine Laboratories: The Geography of Drug Production Ralph A. Weisheit, Illinois State University

Edward Wells, Illinois State University

The War on Drugs: Where Should Our Priorities Lie? Jim Mann, Lamar University

What Police Know about Illicit Methamphetamine Markets in their Community

Henry H. Brownstein, NORC at the University of Chicago Phyllis Newton, NORC at the University of Chicago

Timothy Mulcahy, NORC at the University of Chicago Bruce G. Taylor, Police Executive Research Forum

Bruce Kubu, Police Executive Research Forum

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 561: AUTHOR MEETS CRITIC: WOMEN POLICE IN A CHANGING SOCIETY: BACK DOOR TO EQUALITY Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 41

Chair: Rosemary L. Barberet, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Author: Mangai Natarajan, The City University of New York

Discussants: Mahesh Nalla, Michigan State University Susan L. Miller, University of Delaware

Susan E. Martin, National Opinion Research Center Doris C. Chu, Arkansas State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 562: THE NEXT FRONTIER: CRIMINOLOGY, OBESITY, AND ACTIVE LIVING Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 42

Chair: John E. Eck, University of Cincinnati

The Environment and Physical Activity: The Role of the Built Environment and Crime

Ross C. Brownson, Saint Louis University School of Public Health

Urban Greenway Trail Use and Crime: The Impact of Recorded and Perceived Crime on Physical Activity

Robert A. Brown, Fayetteville State University John R. Ottensmann, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis

Greg H. Lindsey, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis

Interpersonal And Structural Violence As Determinants Of Physical Activity Mindy Fullilove, NYS Psychiatric Institute

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 563: CONTEXTUALIZING DRUG USE AND DRUG MARKETS: NEW CONCEPTS AND NOVEL METHODOLOGIES Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 43

Chair: Sandra M. Bucerius, University of Toronto

Counterparts in the Game: Drug Dealer and Police Officer Viewpoints of One Another

Dean Dabney, Georgia State University Volkan Topalli, Georgia State University

Drug Trafficking and Gun Carrying: A Co-occurring Phenomenon of African-American Male Youth

Andrea N. Allen, University of Alabama Celia C. Lo, University of Alabama

Trafficking in Bodily Perfection: Examining the On-Line Steroid Marketplace Peter Kraska, Eastern Kentucky University

Ryan Bussard, Eastern Kentucky University

Using Toxicology Reports as a Tool for Understanding the Relationship between Drug Use and Homicide Victimization

Joseph B. Kuhns, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Friday, November 14

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 564: THE IMPACT OF PRISONER REENTRY PROGRAMMING: FINDINGS FROM A MULTI-SITE EVALUATION Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 44

Chair: Pamela K. Lattimore, RTI International

The Impact of Reentry Programming on Housing, Family, and Community Outcomes

Susan Brumbaugh, RTI International Christine Lindquist, RTI International

The Impact of Reentry Programming on Substance Use Christy Visher, University of Delaware Laura Winterfield, The Urban Institute

The Impact of Reentry Programming on Employment Outcomes Danielle Steffey, RTI International

Alexander Cowell, RTI International

The Impact of Reentry Programming on Criminal Behavior Pamela K. Lattimore, RTI International

Danielle Steffey, RTI International

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 565: MASS INCARCERATION, RACE AND SOCIAL FORCES: TAKING STOCK OF NARRATIVE OF CHANGE AND STABILITY Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 45

Chair: Andres F. Rengifo, University of Missouri, St. Louis

The Correctional System and the Integration of Marginal Populations in the United States 1974 to 2004

William Sabol, Bureau of Justice Statistics James P. Lynch, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Friday, November 14

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The Probability and Length of Imprisonment in the U.S.: Assessing the Role of Gender and Race across Time and Space

Eric P. Baumer, University of Missouri, St Louis

Race and Trends in Women's Imprisonment: The Consequences of Welfare, Drug Penalties and Economic Hardship

Kecia Johnson, University at Albany, SUNY Karen Heimer, University of Iowa

Andres F. Rengifo, University of Missouri, St. Louis Joseph B. Lang, University of Iowa

Don Stemen, Loyola University Chicago

Discussant: Todd Clear, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 566: HISPANICS IN THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 46

Chair: Benjamin Adams, National Center for Juvenile Justice

Hispanic Juvenile Victims and Offenders Benjamin Adams, National Center for Juvenile Justice

Hispanic Youth in Juvenile Court Charles Puzzanchera, National Center for Juvenile Justice

Hispanic Juvenile Offenders in Residential Placement - The Latest from the Census of Juveniles in Residential Placement

Melissa Sickmund, National Center for Juvenile Justice

Discussant: Brecht Donoghue, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention

Friday, November 14

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 567: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING IN AN INTERNATIONAL CONTEXT Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 47

Chair: Dilip K. Das, International Police Executive Symposium

A Case Study on Implementing Community Policing in Eastern Anatolia Region of Turkey

Murat Gozubenli, Turkish Institute For Police Studies (TIPS ), Turkish National Police

Mesut Ozturk, Turkish Institute for Police Studies (TIPS), Turkish National Police

Ilyas Ozgenturk, Turkish Institute for Police Studies (TIPS), Turkish National Police/Spalding University

Introducing Service-Oriented Policing to Trinidad and Tobago Roger B. Parks, Indiana University

Steve D. Mastrofski, George Mason University

Multiculturalism and the Ordered Society Michael C. Motto, University of Cambridge

Amanda Matravers, American University, Washington DC

Effects of Instructors and Instructional Methods on Trainings of Community Policing

Mesut Ozturk, Turkish Institute for Police Studies (TIPS), Turkish National Police

Ilyas Ozgenturk, Turkish Institute for Police Studies (TIPS), Turkish National Police/Spalding University

Murat Gozubenli, Turkish Institute For Police Studies (TIPS ), Turkish National Police

Friday, November 14

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 568: GANG HOT-SPOTS POLICING IN CHICAGO: AN OVERVIEW AND EVALUATION RESULTS Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Director's Row 48

Chair: Timothy Allan Lavery, University of Illinois at Chicago

A Description of Gang Hot-Spots Policing in Chicago Rachel M. Johnston, University of Illinois at Chicago

Cody Stephens, University of Illinois

The Chicago Police Department's Gang Hot-Spots Policing Strategy: Why Should it Work?

Megan Alderden, Chicago Police Department Timothy Allan Lavery, University of Illinois at Chicago

An Evaluation of Gang Hot-Spots Policing in Chicago: Qualitative Results Cody Stephens, University of Illinois

Dennis P. Rosenbaum, University of Illinois at Chicago

An Evaluation of Gang Hot-Spots Policing in Chicago: Quantitative Results Timothy Allan Lavery, University of Illinois at Chicago

Amie M. Schuck, University of Illinois at Chicago

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 569: POLICY INFLUENCES ON INMATE MISCONDUCTS IN PRISONS Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Promenade Ballroom E

Chair: Joycelyn Pollock, Texas State University, San Marcos

Deinstitutionalization of Mental Patients and the Impact on the Corrections System

Doris Layton MacKenzie, University of Maryland, College Park Nicola Denise Smith-Kea, University of Maryland, College Park

Drew Gossett, University of Maryland Summer Acevedo, University of Maryland

Friday, November 14

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Dispute Resolutions in Secure Housing Units: CA's Inmate Grievance Process As Symbolic Structure

Kellie Bryant, University of California, Berkeley Chrysanthi Leon, University of Delaware

Megan Denver, University of Delaware

Factors Associated with Responses to Inmate Misconduct in State Prisons Ryan G. Fischer, California State University, Long Beach

Preliminary findings of "Gendered Violence and Safety: A Contextual Approach to Improving Security in Women's Facilities"

Joycelyn Pollock, Texas State University, San Marcos Barbara Owen, California State University, Fresno

James Wells, Eastern Kentucky University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 570: POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Promenade Ballroom F

Chair: Jennifer D. Wood, Temple University

Measuring Police Performance in a Plural Age Jennifer D. Wood, Temple University

On The Cross-Cultural Validity of a Legitimacy Scale: A Study in Ghana Justice Tankebe, University of Cambridge

Stop the Clock: The Factors Affecting Detention Without Charge in Police Stations in the UK

Layla Skinns, Darwin College, University of Cambridge/King's College London

The Interaction of "Public Perception of Police" and "Crime Rate": An International Study

Seong Min Park, University of Cincinnati

Friday, November 14

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 571: VARIETIES OF WHITE COLLAR CRIME Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom A

Chair: Robyn R. Mace, Michigan State University

White-Collar Delinquency: Juvenile Involvement in Traditional White-collar Crimes

Andrea Schoepfer, California State University, San Bernardino Michael Thomas Baglivio, Florida Department of Juvenile Justice

Labeling Women Embezzlers as White-Collar Criminals Megan Burns-Pratt, University of Colorado Denver

Mary Dodge, University of Colorado Denver

A Sequence of ID Theft Methods Used in Organized Group Activities Donald Rebovich, Center for Identity Management and Information Protection

Kyung Seok Choo, University of Massachusetts, Lowell

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 572: PUBLIC OPINION ABOUT CAPITAL PUNISHMENT: RESULTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom B

Chair: Michael E. Antonio, Pennsylvania Department of Corrections

Racial-ethnic Intolerance and Support for Capital Punishment: A Cross-National Comparison

James D. Unnever, University of South Florida, Sarasota Francis T. Cullen, University of Cincinnati

Public Opinion on the Death Penalty in China: Individual and Context-level Effects

Dietrich Oberwittler, Max Planck Institute Freiburg Shenghui Qi, Max Planck Institute Freiburg

Friday, November 14

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Public Support for Capital Punishment: A Survey of Public Attitudes in Israel Sergio Herzog, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

A Punishing Development: Can Invisibility Kill Aestheticism in the Opinion Polls?

Mark Nicholas Pettigrew, University of Sheffield

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 573: RESPONSES TO TERRORISM Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom C

Chair: Mark Hamm, Indiana State University

Is Community Policing the Future of Counter-Terrorism? Charles Andrew Lieberman, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Homeland Security Funding to States: A Determination of Risk or the Pork Barrel?

Mark Edmund McInerney, American University

Amnesty As A Tool of Conflict Resolution: A Comparative Assessment Nabil Ouassini, Indiana University

New Trends in Prisoner Radicalization: Assessing the Terrorist Threat Mark Hamm, Indiana State University

Discussant: George Wilson Burruss, Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Friday, November 14

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 574: CONSEQUENCES OF POLICY CHOICES ON CRIME RATES Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom F

Chair: Kim Steven Hunt, D.C. Sentencing Commission

No Parole for Sex Offenders? Impacts of Abolishing Parole on Crime Rates and Populations.

Meghan Sacks, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY Alissa Ackerman, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY

Sentencing Chronic Offenders: 30 Strikes and You're Out? Nahanni Pollard, Simon Fraser University

The Imposition of Economic Sanctions in Pennsylvania: Contextual and Individual Effects

Valerie Anne Clark, The Pennsylvania State University R. Barry Ruback, The Pennsylvania State University

"Unpacking" the Impact of the Sentencing Guidelines on Crime Rates in the United States

Kim Steven Hunt, D.C. Sentencing Commission Sanjeev Sridharan, University of Toronto

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 575: CONTEMPORARY CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON CRIME AND INJUSTICE Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom G

Chair: Mark M. Lanier, University of Central Florida

Environmental Crimes, Disparity of Harmful Influence and Chaos/Complexity Criminology

Noriyoshi Takemura, Toin University of Yokohama, Japan

Friday, November 14

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Environmental Justice? Correlates of EPA Regulated Facility Sitings Paul R. Schupp, Niagara University

Craig Rivera, Niagara University Tim Ireland, Niagara University

After Half a Decade: The Incinerator at Anniston, Alabama Rodney N. Friery, Jacksonville State University

Taking Another Bite out of Social Injustice: The Formation and Promise of Peacemaking Criminology

Lloyd Klein, Kingsborough Community College, CUNY Joan Luxenburg, University of Central Oklahoma

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 576: CONSIDERING SENTENCING Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm St. Louis Ballroom H

Chair: Philip M. Stinson, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

The Context of Punishment: How Culture, Politics and the Law Shape Felony Sentencing

Kimberly H. Martin, University of Missouri, St. Louis

The Effects of Cognitive Disability Evidence on Death Penalty Dispositions: An Exploration Post Atkins v. Virginia

Peter A. Collins, Washington State University

Departures from the Federal Sentencing Guidelines: Post-Koon Appellate Court Decisions As Legal Environment

Celesta Albonetti, University of Iowa

The Case of Kennedy v. Louisiana Addresses the Sentence of Capital Punishment for Raping a Child

Rick M. Steinmann, Clarion University - Venango Campus

Friday, November 14

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MEETING

SESSION 577: DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY GENERAL BUSINESS MEETING Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm Faust's

SESSION 578: ROUNDTABLE - ANTI-TERRORISM AND CRIMINAL ENFORCEMENT: REVIEWING THE U.S. OF USE CRIMINAL PROCESS AS A MEANS OF ENFORCEMENT Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Rose Garden 1

Chair: Charles O. Ochie, Sr., Albany State University

Discussants: Patrick I. Ibe, Albany State University Glenn Zuern, Albany State University

Emmanuel Onyeozili, University of Maryland Eastern Shore Evaristus Otatade Obinyan, Benedict College

SESSION 579: ROUNDTABLE - CULTURE, CRIME, & PUBLIC POLICY Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Rose Garden 2

Chair: Erin M. Kerrison, Villanova University

Arming Ideology: Gun Control, Collective Defense and the USA Patriot Act Erin M. Kerrison, Villanova University

Illegal Immigrants in Custody Phyllis Coontz, University of Pittsburgh

Michael Siciliano, University of Pittsburgh

Fear of Crime - Post-Socialist/Communist Perspectives Gorazd Mesko, University of Maribor, Slovenia

Exploring Fear of Crime in Nanning, China, 2005-2006: An Empirical Study Ruohui Zhao, Guangxi University, Law School

SESSION 580: ROUNDTABLE - SESSION WITHDRAWN Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Rose Garden 3

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SESSION 581: ROUNDTABLE - THE ROLE OF GIS IN STREET-DRUG ELIMINATION: IDENTIFYING THE LOCATION, GEO-SPATIAL STRUCTURE, AND ANALYSIS METHODS TO ASSESS THE LONG-TERM IMPACT Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Rose Garden 4


Discussants: Eleazer D. Hunt, High Point Police Department

M. Kristen Hefner, University of North Carolina, Greensboro Kristen Leigh Di Luca, University of North Carolina, Greensboro

Lynn Kenneth Harvey, Winston-Salem State University

SESSION 582: ROUNDTABLE - VAWA TITLE IX NATIONAL BASELINE STUDY ON VIOLENCE AGAINST AMERICAN INDIAN AND ALASKA NATIVE WOMEN Friday, November 14 - 5:00 pm to 6:20 pm Rose Garden 5

Discussants: Christine R. Crossland, U.S. Department of Justice (OJP/NIJ)

Kelley Moult, American University

SOCIAL

SESSION 583: DIVISION OF CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY SOCIAL Friday, November 14 - 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm Faust's

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PRESIDENTIAL PLENARY

SESSION 584: PRESIDENTIAL PLENARY: PRESIDENTIAL JUSTICE AWARD AND PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS Friday, November 14 - 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm St. Louis Ballroom D

Chair: Robert Bursik, Jr., President, American Society of Criminology, University of

Missouri, St. Louis

Presidential Justice Award Zaki Baruti, Universal African Peoples Organization (UAPO) Presidential Address: “The Dead Sea Scrolls and Criminological Knowledge” Robert Bursik, Jr., President, American Society of Criminology, University of Missouri, St. Louis

PRESIDENTIAL RECEPTION

SESSION 585: PRESIDENTIAL RECEPTION Friday, November 14 - 8:00 pm to 9:00 pm St. Louis Ballroom E

SESSION 586: MINORITY FELLOWSHIP DANCE Friday, November 14 - 10:00 pm to 1:00 am St. Louis Ballroom E

FABULOUS MOTOWN REVUE

Saturday, November 15

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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 587: SOCIAL NETWORKING, WEB 2.0, AND THE NEW CRIMINOLOGICAL CLASSROOM Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Director's Row 24

Chair: Arthur J. Jipson, University of Dayton

Social Networking: Webtopian or Wasteful Arthur J. Jipson, University of Dayton

Crafting Online and Hybrid Criminological Courses Paul J. Becker, University of Dayton

The Student Perspective Monica DiGiandomenico, University of Dayton

Use of Wiki and Student Learning Experiences in Criminal Justice Education Mengyan Dai, University of Baltimore

Ying Xie, George Mason University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 588: CRIMINAL CAREERS: OFFENDING TRAJECTORIES, TYPOLOGIES AND MODELLING Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Director's Row 25


Enforcement

Gang-kill: Inmates, Gang Membership, and Prison Misconduct. Alan James Drury, Iowa State University

Matt DeLisi, Iowa State University

Longitudinal Analysis of Gender Differences in the Linkage between Offending and Victimization: A Multivariable Latent Growth Approach

Arina Gertseva, Washington State University


443

Multiple Homicide as a Function of Prisonization and Concurrent Instrumental Violence: Testing an Interactive Model

Matt DeLisi, Iowa State University Glenn D. Walters, Federal Bureau of Prisons

Toward A Quantitative Typology of Burglars Michael G. Vaughn, Saint Louis University

Matt DeLisi, Iowa State University Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 589: PEERS, NETWORKS, AND OFFENDING Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Director's Row 26

Chair: Greg Pogarsky, University at Albany, State University of New York

Adolescent Peers and Delinquency Specific Friends and Specific Offenses Carter Rees, University at Albany

Greg Pogarsky, University at Albany, State University of New York

Delinquent Peers and Behavior: A Longitudinal Network Analysis of Selection and Influence Effects Frank Weerman, NSCR (Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law

Enforcement

Sexual Double Standards and Adolescent Peer Status Derek Kreager, Penn State University

Jeremy Staff, Pennsylvania State University


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 590: ASSESSING HIRSCHI'S REDEFINED CONCEPT OF SELF CONTROL Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Director's Row 27

Chair: Rebecca J. Howell, University of Alabama

Measuring Hirschi's Revised Concept of Self-Control John J. Gibbs, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Kimberly Dawn Dodson, Western Illinois University, Quad Cities Byung J Cho, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Shelly L. Clevenger, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

The "New" Self-Control Measurement Debate: Operationalizing Hirschi's Redefined Self-Control

John Boman, University of Florida Jeffrey T. Ward, University of Florida

Theoretical Déjà Vu: Testing Hirschi's Reconstituted Control Theory Shayne Jones, University of South Florida

Tracing the Evolution of Gottfredson and Hirschi's Self-Control Concept: A Conceptual and Empirical Analysis

Kimberly Dawn Dodson, Western Illinois University, Quad Cities

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 591: TEACHING RACE, CLASS, AND GENDER IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE COURSES: ADDRESSING DIFFERENCE IN THE CLASSROOM Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Director's Row 28

Chair: Amanda Burgess-Proctor, Michigan State University

Race & Gender Courses in Criminal Justice & Criminology Programs Lori Beth Way, California State University, Chico


445

Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry meets the Sociology and Criminology Classroom: Teaching Race, Class and Gender through the use of the Harry Potter Film Series

Angela Kaye Simon, Western Michigan University

Autonomous Ideas Through Contemporary Education Tamra White, Kaplan University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 592: TRENDS IN DRUG USE AND REHABILITATION Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Director's Row 29


Learning Deviant Behavior: Salvia Divinorum Use and the Internet Bryan Lee Miller, University of Florida

Hayden Griffin, University of Florida David Khey, University of Florida

The Misuse of Prescription Drugs by Post-Secondary Students in British Columbia

Amanda V. McCormick, Simon Fraser University/University College of the Fraser Valley/BC Centre for Social Responsibility

Irwin M. Cohen, University College of the Fraser Valley, British Columbia Centre for Social Responsibility

Assessing the Benefits of Substance Abuse Treatment for Female Offenders: Does Treatment Participation Impact Recidivism?

Gale Iles, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Vic W. Bumphus, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

Treatment Matching for Offenders Entering Halfway House Interventions Zachary Kirk Hamilton, Rutgers University School of Criminal Justice


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 593: ECONOMIC STRATIFICATION, CRIME, AND SOCIAL CONTROL Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Director's Row 41


Criminals' Indebtedness Sonja E. Siennick, The Pennsylvania State University

Delinquency, Juvenile Arrest, and Adult Stratification: Correlation, Causation, or Spurious Association?

Nathan P. Walters, The Pennsylvania State University

The Influence of Access to Counsel on Pretrial Release Decision Outcomes David Joshua Levin, Pretrial Justice Institute

The Conditioning Impact of Inequality on the Relationship Between Incarceration and Crime Rates

Lance Hannon, Villanova University Robert DeFina, Villanova University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 594: INNOVATIONS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Director's Row 42


Accuracy is in the Eye of the Beholder: Eyewitness Demonstrations in Criminal Justice Education

Sofia Grisel Peralta, California State University, Long Beach Connie Ireland, California State University, Long Beach

Accuracy is in the Eye of the Beholder: Eyewitness Demonstration Focus Groups in Criminal Justice Education

Sofia Grisel Peralta, California State University, Long Beach Connie Ireland, California State University, Long Beach


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Integrating The Theme of Taking Responsibility into Criminal justice Ethics Curriculums

Key Sun, Central Washington University

Student Use of Wikipedia: Reliable Source or Misleading Information Lucas Miles, Illinois State University

Cori Johnson, Illinois State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 595: COMPUTER CRIME AND ONLINE DATA COLLECTION Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Director's Row 43

Chair: Catherine Marcum, Georgia Southern University

An Empirical Assessment of the Relationships between Demographic Variables and Risk Factors for Computer Crime

Kyung-shick Choi, Bridgewater State College

Potential Causal Factors of Adolescent Online Victimization Produced from a Test of Routine Activities Theory

Catherine Marcum, Georgia Southern University

Examining the Roles of Routine Activities, Low Self-Control, and Criminal Behavior on Victimization

Matthew C. Johnson, Sam Houston State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 596: MEDIA CONSTRUCTIONS OF DELINQUENCY AND JUSTICE Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Director's Row 44

Chair: Yvonne Marion Hall, State University of New York, Brockport


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Media Construction of Juvenile Deviance as it Relates to Notions of Childhood.

Amanda Lynn Ireland, University of North Carolina, Greensboro

Constructions of Policewomen in "Bi Seda Faryad Kon," a Popular Serial on State-sponsored Iranian Television

Staci Strobl, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Mohsen Alizadeh, Western Connecticut State University

Representations of the Police on "The Bill": The Effect of the "Media Loop" Marianne Colbran, London School of Economics

The Utilization of the Insanity Defense in the First Seventeen Seasons of Law & Order

Franklin T. Wilson, University of Central Missouri

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 597: INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE RESEARCH ON POLICING Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Director's Row 45

Chair: Dilip K. Das, International Police Executive Symposium

Police Without Borders: Fading Distinction Between Local and Global Dilip K. Das, International Police Executive Symposium

A Thematic Examination of Police Images of Accra, Ghana Joseph Appiahene-Gyamfi, The University of Texas, Pan American

An Examination of Police Dissatisfaction, Misconduct, and Un-reported Crime in Russia

Kenneth Michael Reynolds, University of Central Florida Nicolai Demidov, Volgograd Law Academy

Olga Semukhina, Marquette University


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Juvenile Delinquency and Violence: Examining International Police and Societal Response

Gordon Arthur Crews, Marshall University Angela West Crews, Marshall University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 598: OFFICER MISCONDUCT: "ON THE STREETS" AND "IN THE PRISONS" Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Director's Row 46

Chairs: Martha L. Shockey-Eckles, Saint Louis University Barbara H. Zaitzow, Appalachian State University

Uniformed Abusers: Officer Misconduct Against Women Prisoners Barbara H. Zaitzow, Appalachian State University

Employee Misconduct in Juvenile Corrections Lee Michael Johnson, University of West Georgia

Tatyana Zhilina, University of West Georgia

To Serve and to Protect: The Impact of the Officer Shuffle on Citizen Trust Martha L. Shockey-Eckles, Saint Louis University

The Empirical and Legal Realities Surrounding Staff Perpetrated Sexual Abuse of Inmates

Dyan Dyan McGuire, Saint Louis University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 599: COMPARATIVE RESEARCH ON GOVERNANCE AND POLICING Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Director's Row 47

Chair: Richard Bennett, American University


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Routine Activities, Governance, and the Surveillance Society Vincenzo Sainato, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Police Corruption: Investigating Its Determinants Richard Bennett, American University

Debora Pfaff, American University

Police Response to People with Mental Illness: A Comparative Approach Melissa Schaefer Morabito, Rutgers University

Richard Bennett, American University

Private Policing and Private Security Rick Sarre, University of South Australia

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 600: APPLYING CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORIES TO CYBERCRIME Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Director's Row 48

Chair: Thomas J. Holt, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

An Empirical Assessment of SSSL and Cybercrime Adam Michael Bossler, Georgia Southern University

George Wilson Burruss, Southern Illinois University Carbondale Thomas J. Holt, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Cyberstalking: Definitions, Theories and Typologies Meghna Bhat, University of Illinois at Chicago

Examining On-Line Harassment among a Population of Juveniles Thomas J. Holt, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

David C. May, Eastern Kentucky University Adam Michael Bossler, Georgia Southern University


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The Digital Knowledge Divide and Internet Security Daniel M. Downs, University of Illinois at Chicago

Illir Ademaj, University of Illinois at Chicago Paul T. Strzewski, University of Illinois at Chicago

Amie M. Schuck, University of Illinois at Chicago

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 601: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN FEDERAL SENTENCING Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Promenade Ballroom E

Chair: Richard F. Culp, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Case Processing Practices and Attitudes: A Survey of Federal Court Community Participants

Jeffery Todd Ulmer, Penn State University

The Effect of Booker and Gall on Federal Sentencing Kevin Blackwell, United States Sentencing Commission

Underlying Facts or Categorical Approach to Defining Crimes of Violence? The Challenge of US v. Chambers

Richard F. Culp, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Phillip Michael Kopp, John Jay College of Criminal Justice/CUNY

Jeanne Thelwell, John Jay College of Criminal Justice/CUNY

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 602: OFFICER DECISION-MAKING AND CITIZENS' VIEWS OF THE POLICE Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Promenade Ballroom F

Chair: Jerry Ratcliffe, Temple University


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Citizen Attitudes toward Police: Conceptual and Methodological Issues Yanhua Liu, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Decision Points in Criminal Justice: The Parallel History of Sentencing and Racial Profiling Research

Rob Tillyer, University of Texas, San Antonio Robin Engel, University of Cincinnati

Face-to-Face Police Initiated Contact Rates: The Influence and Intersection of Community Fabric, Race/Ethnicity and Gender

Brian R. Wyant, Temple University Ralph B. Taylor, Temple University

Marie Garcia, National Institute of Justice Brian A. Lawton, Sam Houston State University

Race and Policing: Chinese Immigrants' Perceptions of the Police Yuning Wu, University of Delaware

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 603: IMPROVING POLICE PRACTICE: USING DNA TO SOLVE PROPERTY CRIMES Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am St. Louis Ballroom A

Chair: Katharine Browning, National Institute of Justice

Can DNA Solve Property Crimes? Final Results from the DNA Field Experiment

John Roman, The Urban Institute Shannon Reid, The Urban Institute

William Adams, The Urban Institute Aaron Chalfin, The Urban Institute

Best Practices and Lessons Learned from the DNA Field Experiment Shannon Reid, The Urban Institute



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Improving Clearance Rates for Property Crimes through Faster Processing of DNA Evidence

Tom McEwen, Institute for Law and Justice

Discussant: Edwin Zedlewski, National Institute of Justice - DOJ

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 604: POLICING DISORDER: LAW, ACTION, AND OUTCOMES Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am St. Louis Ballroom B

Chair: Sharon Chamard, University of Alaska Anchorage

The Enforcement of ASBO Legislation: An Examination of the War on Incivilities in Suburban Communities

Richard D. Clark, John Carroll University Ernest DeZolt, John Carroll University

Jennifer Bremec, John Carroll University

The Use of Civil Remedies to Address Street-Level Crime and Disorder in Anchorage, Alaska

Sharon Chamard, University of Alaska Anchorage

Self-Initiated Police Activities and Crime, a Neighborhood Level Analysis. Dennis Mares, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 605: EVALUATION AND RESEARCH ON PROGRAMMING FOR AND RECIDIVISM AMONG JUVENILE OFFENDERS Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am St. Louis Ballroom C

Chair: Jessamyn Tracy, Alfred University


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Practice into Policy: The Benefits of Action Research in Correctional Settings Jenn Onofrio, Family Justice

Ryan Shanahan, Family Justice Margaret diZerega, Family Justice

An Evaluation of Boys Town Gender-Specific Short Term Residential Program

Stephen V. Gies, Development Services Group, Inc. Marcia Cohen, Development Services Group, Inc.

Mona Way, Boys Town Katherine Williams, Development Services Group

An Evaluation of Cognitive Intervention Program for At-risk Youth: An Assessment of Dynamic Risk Factors

Sesha Kethineni, Illinois State University Jeremy Braithwaite, Illinois State University

Gender Differences in the Prediction of Juvenile Recidivism: Data from the Positive Achievement Change Tool

Michael Thomas Baglivio, Florida Department of Juvenile Justice

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 606: THE INFLUENCE OF POLICE, PAROLE, AND PROBATION OFFICERS ON OFFENDER SUCCESS IN THE COMMUNITY Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am St. Louis Ballroom D

Chair: Martha Henderson Hurley, The Citadel

Prisoner Reintegration and Quality of Life Andrea Colan, John Jay College/CUNY

Michael Pass, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY

Effectiveness of Adult Intensive Supervision Probation Thuy Huynh, University of Colorado at Boulder Hillary Potter, University of Colorado, Boulder


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Partnering in Police/Community-Based Corrections Programs: Best Practices in Collaboration

Gene Bonham, Jr., University of Central Missouri Joanne Katz, Missouri Western State University

Sentencing Offenders Convicted of Sex Crimes Against Children: The Impact of Alternative Sanctions on Recidivism

Ashley Arnio, Florida State University William Bales, Florida State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 607: WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am St. Louis Ballroom E

Chair: Jim Clark, Florida State University

The "CSI" Effect: Is there an Influence of Crime Drama Viewing on Individuals' Evidentiary Requirements?

Becky M. Hayes-Smith, University of Florida Lora M. Levett, University of Florida

Turning up the Heat: Daubert and the Admission of Arson Experts in Criminal and Civil Cases.

Rachel Dioso-Villa, University of California, Irvine

"Dealing with the CSI effect: How prosecutors change their strategy to influence the jury"

Melissa Garmo, Michigan State University

Brain Scans and the Courts: Does Medical Evidence of Brain Trauma or Disorder Sway the Court?

Scott N. MacMillan, Sam Houston State University


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 608: DISPARITIES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROCESSES AND OUTCOMES Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am St. Louis Ballroom F

Chair: Travis W. Franklin, Washington State University

Cumulative Disadvantage in Federal Justice: Examining Racial Disparity Across Multiple Stages of Criminal Case Processing

Brian D. Johnson, University of Maryland

Exploring Sentencing Disparity in Misdemeanant Sentencing Erika Davis Frenzel, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Michele Bratina, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Measuring the Race-Effect of Equitable Representation: Does Court Workgroup Racial Diversity Reduce Sentencing Disparities?

Amy S. Farrell, Northeastern University Geoff Ward, Northeastern University

Danielle Rousseau, Northeastern University

Probation Officer Recommendations for Sentencing Relative to Judicial Practice and the Implications for Blacks

Michael Leiber, Virginia Commonwealth University Kristin Mack, University of Northern Iowa

John David Reitzel, Virginia Commonwealth University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 609: UNDERSTANDING THE IMPACT OF COURT PROCESSES Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am St. Louis Ballroom G

Chair: Carla J. Barrett, SUNY College at Old Westbury

The Courtroom Workgroup in a Family Drug Treatment Court Setting: A Two-Year Process Evaluation

Heidee McMillin, Lewis-Clark State College


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The Importance of Context for Competency to Stand Trial Case Processing Norms in Juvenile Court

Angela Harvey, The Ohio State University, Newark

Therapeutic Jurisprudence: A Case Study Brad Cameron, Pittsburg State University

Roy Frank Janisch, Pittsburg State University Lynn Kritikos-Bartlett, University of Kansas

Dana Pugh, Pittsburg State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 610: FEMALE STAFF IN GENDERED PRISON SETTINGS Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am St. Louis Ballroom H

Chair: Jeanette Hussemann, University of Minnesota

A Test of A Gendered Model of Burnout Among Correctional Staff Marie L. Griffin, Arizona State University

Eric Lambert, The University of Toledo Nancy Hogan, Ferris State University

Maintaining Perspective in a Gendered Society: Female Prison Officers and the Purpose of Imprisonment

Jeanette Hussemann, University of Minnesota Josh Page, University of Minnesota

Test of a Gendered Model of the Antecedents of Organizational Commitment Nancy Hogan, Ferris State University

Eric Lambert, The University of Toledo Marie L. Griffin, Arizona State University

SESSION 611: ROUNDTABLE - DIVERSITY, PARENTING, & JUVENILE JUSTICE Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Rose Garden 1

Chair: Lisa Burke, The College of New Jersey


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Addressing Disproportionate Minority Contact in the Juvenile Justice System: The Role & Function of Diversionary Programs

Lisa Burke, The College of New Jersey Kim Y. Taylor, Boston University and L.A.D.A of NJ

The Effectiveness of Gender-Specific Programming in the Juvenile Justice System Michelle Cutaiar, Holy Family University

Parents as "Textual Outlaws" in New Labour's "Modern Culture of Respect" Christine Ivie Edge, Indiana University

Explaining the Overrepresentation of Minorities in the Juvenile Justice System: Toward an Integrated Model

James Williams, Texas Woman's University Daniel Rodeheaver, University of North Texas

SESSION 612: ROUNDTABLE - EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Rose Garden 2

Chair: Sarah Heath, University of Ottawa/Public Safety Canada

Promoting Evidence-Based Crime Prevention: Practical Challenges and Innovations Sarah Heath, University of Ottawa/Public Safety Canada

Confronting Gun Traffickers: Stopping the Interstate Flow of Illegal Guns through Tracing and Analysis

Christopher J. Andreychak, Rutgers University Jon M. Shane, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Racial Profiling on Streets and Highways: Holding the Police Accountable Jonelle O. Williams, American University

The Effects of Policing During the Homicide Epidemic of the Late 1980s and Early 1990s

James Robert Stevens, IPFW

SESSION 613: ROUNDTABLE - INCARCERATION, RE-ENTRY, & POST-INCARCERATION SUPERVISION Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Rose Garden 3

Chair: Richard Moran, Mount Holyoke College


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The Charter Prison Richard Moran, Mount Holyoke College

Alternatives to Violence: Sharing Behavioral Options with Violent Prison Populations Stephanie Johnson, Bridgewater State College/Northeastern University

Preparing Inmates for Release: Evaluating a Federal Reentry Program Karol M. Lucken, University of Central Florida

The Impact of Life Skills Programming on Recidivism in a PA County Jail Walter Broughton, Marywood University

Parole: The "Black Box" of the Criminal Justice System Rita Shah, University of California, Irvine

SESSION 614: ROUNDTABLE - INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON VICTIMIZATION Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Rose Garden 4

Chair: Marc Coester, State Crime Prevention Council of Lower Saxony

Prevention of Hate Crimes and Right-wing Extremism in the State of Lower Saxony and Germany

Marc Coester, State Crime Prevention Council of Lower Saxony

Repeat Victimization: The Ignored Variable in Victimization Statistics Zavin JM Nazaretian, Midlands Centre for Criminology and Criminal Justice

Graham Farrell, Loughborough University

The Post-9/11 Construction of Prejudice and Moral Panic over Muslims in the U.S. Scott Bonn, Drew University

SESSION 615: ROUNDTABLE - KEY COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDERS IN A POLICE-COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP TO ELIMINATE STREET-DRUG MARKETS: ROLES, ENGAGEMENT, AND ASSESSMENT OF THE STRATEGY Saturday, November 15 - 8:30 am to 9:50 am Rose Garden 5



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Discussants: Lynn Kenneth Harvey, Winston-Salem State University

Eleazer D. Hunt, High Point Police Department Kristen Leigh Di Luca, University of North Carolina, Greensboro

M. Kristen Hefner, University of North Carolina, Greensboro

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 616: VIOLENCE AND ANIMAL CRUELTY Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Director's Row 24

Chair: Jack Levin, Northeastern University

Investigating the Link Between Animal Cruelty and Interpersonal Violence: Policy Implications

Lindsay Lawer, University of Pennsylvania

Understanding the Act Against Plowing by Tayle (Ireland, 1635) Piers Beirne, University of Southern Maine

Reducing the False Positive Problem: A Study of Animal Abuse and Serial Murder

Jack Levin, Northeastern University Arnold Arluke, Northeastern University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 617: GENDER AND GENERAL STRAIN THEORY: EXAMINING THE ROLE OF VICTIMIZATION AND EMOTIONS Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Director's Row 25

Chair: Lisa Broidy, University of New Mexico

Exploring the Link Between Victimization and Delinquency: A General Strain Theory Approach.

Christopher Anthony Kierkus, Grand Valley State University Patrick Gerkin, Grand Valley State University


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Gender Differences in Behavioral Consequences of Experienced Violence and Anticipated Victimization

Ashley Palmer-Boyes, Baylor University Sung Joon Jang, Baylor University

Strain, Negative Emotion, and Delinquency: Forwarding General Strain Theory as an Explanation for the Gender Gap

Dusten Hollist, The University of Montana, Missoula

Violent Victimization and the Perpetration of Intimate Partner Violence: An Application of General Strain Theory

Lisa M. Murphy, California State University, Long Beach Kirk R. Williams, University of California, Riverside

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 618: BATTERING, SUBSTANCE ABUSE, AND INTERVENTIONS FOR MEN AND FAMILIES Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Director's Row 26

Chair: Ira Hutchison, Northern Michigan University

A Quasi-experimental Evaluation of Mental Health Treatment for Batterer Program Participants

Edward Gondolf, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Causal Theories of Intimate Partner Abuse from the Offender's Perspective Loren Linscott, University of South Florida

Intimate Partner Violence, Substance Abuse, and the Likelihood of Arrest and Reoffending

David Hirschel, University of Massachusetts, Lowell Ira Hutchison, Northern Michigan University

Men as Family Drug Court Clients: Do Problem-Solving Courts Solve Fathers' Addiction and Reunification Problems?

Heidee McMillin, Lewis-Clark State College


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 619: MORALITY, CRIME, AND PUBLIC OUTRAGE Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Director's Row 27

Chair: Kimberly J. Cook, University of North Carolina, Wilmington

Capturing the Complexity of Public Views on Bias Crime Legislation Terrylynn Pearlman, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Heroic Homicide Mark Cooney, University of Georgia

Prostitution In the New South Africa: Has Democracy Changed Public Opinion?

Kelley Moult, American University

Facebook Panic: Real and Imagined Dangers Jessamyn Tracy, Alfred University

Michael Emmons, Alfred University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 620: DELINQUENCY, EMERGING ADULTHOOD AND INVOLVEMENT IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Director's Row 28

Chair: Michael Massoglia, Pennsylvania State University

Criminal Justice Processing and the Subjective Transition to Adulthood Cody Warner, Pennsylvania State University

Michael Massoglia, Pennsylvania State University

The Emergence of the Arrested Adolescent Offender Christopher Salvatore, Temple University


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Adolescent Delinquents and Their Early Adulthood Outcomes Drew Gossett, University of Maryland

Kevin M. Beaver, Florida State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 621: DELINQUENCY RISK THROUGH THE LIFE COURSE Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Director's Row 29

Chair: Norm Anthony White, Saint Louis University

Are There Any True Adult-onset Offenders? Tara Renae McGee, Queensland University of Technology


Late-Onset Offending: Truth or Fiction? Filip Wiecko, Washington State University

The Relationship between Childhood Abuse and Delinquency: Examining Feminist Pathways Perspective of Female Offending

Sonya Conner, University of Oklahoma

What's so Special?: A Developmental View of Special Academic Services and Delinquent Behavior

Norm Anthony White, Saint Louis University Rolf Loeber, University of Pittsburgh

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 622: THE NATIONAL YOUTH SURVEY FAMILY STUDY: TRANSITIONS AND OUTCOMES IN CRIME/DELINQUENCY AND SUBSTANCE USE Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Director's Row 41

Chair: Scott Menard, Sam Houston State University


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Late Onset Offending: Mountain or Molehill Kristen Welch, Texas A & M, Corpus Christi

Changing Risk of Onset, Suspension, and Resumption of Substance Use and Other Illegal Behavior Over the Life Course

Katherine M. Brown, University of New Haven

Intermittency and Group-Based Trajectory Analysis for Illicit Drug Use and Other Illegal Behavior

Matthew C. Johnson, Sam Houston State University

Gender Differences in Long-Term Consequences of Victimization and Offending

Jiletta L Kubena, Sam Houston State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 623: RISK ASSESSMENT IN CRIMINOLOGY Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Director's Row 42

Chair: Edmund F. McGarrell, Michigan State University

Situational Risk Assessment: Anticipating Crime and Other Hazards Erin Van Brunschot, University of Calgary

Leslie W. Kennedy, Rutgers University

Security and Environmental Risk Perception Edmund F. McGarrell, Michigan State University

Carole Gibbs, Michigan State University Carol Zimmermann, Saginaw Valley State University

International Trade in Electronic Waste: Environmental Risk, Crime, or Both? Carole Gibbs, Michigan State University

Jennifer Melvin, Michigan State University Edmund F. McGarrell, Michigan State University

Discussant: Leslie W. Kennedy, Rutgers University


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 624: GREEN CRIMINOLOGY AND VICTIMOLOGY Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Director's Row 43


The Rights and Welfare of Animals: An Examination of Legislation and Litigation

Ruth Revilla, The University of Tampa Alisa Smith, University of Tampa

Theorizing Violence from an Eco-Center: Ecofeminism, "Nature" and Violence

Gwen C. Hunnicutt, University of North Carolina Greensboro

The Potential role of Eco-feminism in Criminology: Developing a New, Eco-centric, Eco-critical Eco-feminist Theoretical Paradigm for Victimology

Angela Kaye Simon, Western Michigan University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 625: NEW APPLICATIONS OF LEARNING THEORIES Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Director's Row 44

Chair: Samantha Cumley, University of Iowa

E-racking: New Opportunity Structures in Professional Shoplifting Robert Donald Weide, New York University

Prisoner Deviance: Social Learning Theory Revisited Mark G. Schultz, The University of Iowa

Social Structure Social Learning: Violent Deviance in a Forensic Hospital Heather B. Stewart, University of Florida


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Mentoring Adolescents: An Application of Differential Association Theory Tara K. Shaw, University of Oklahoma

Margaret Kelley, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Amanda K. Priest, University of Oklahoma

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 626: SOURCES OF VICTIMIZATION Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Director's Row 45

Chair: Mark Anarumo, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

Repeat Victimization and Routine Activity Theory: Identifying Key Determinants of Risk for Household Property Crime

Julie Coulthard, McGill University

Sporting Events and Crime: A Geospatial Analysis of Sporting Event Attendance and Neighborhood Crime

Kristopher Proctor, University of California, Riverside Cory R. Lepage, University of California, Riverside

Robert Nash Parker, University of California, Riverside

Social Exclusion and Marginality among Missing Persons Laura Christine van Dongen, University of Waterloo

Myrna Dawson, University of Guelph

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 627: SUPPORT FOR VICTIMS AND THEIR CASES Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Director's Row 46

Chair: Heather Pfeifer, University of Baltimore


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Exploring the Factors that Influence Victims' Decisions to Make a Personal Statement

Jeanna M. Mastrocinque, University at Albany

Courthouse Canine Companions: The Use of Service Dogs to Assist Child Victims through the Prosecutorial Process

Heather Pfeifer, University of Baltimore

Narrative Creation and Control: Examining the Rules Regulating Victim Participation in the Criminal Justice System

Christine M. Englebrecht, Bowling Green State University

The Impact of Aggregate Justice Measures on Sentencing Outcomes Stacy Hoskins Haynes, Pennsylvania State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 628: EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Director's Row 47

Chair: Amy Poland, Buena Vista University

Breaking Into Prison: When Students Come Face to Face with Reality Paul Sutton, San Diego State University

Citizenship, Scholarship, Service: The Pedagogy of Linking Prison Volunteerism with Classroom Learning

Jo-Ann Della Giustina, Bridgewater State College

Getting to them Early: CSI Camp for High School Students Christine Tartaro, Richard Stockton College of NJ

Joshua Duntley, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 629: CRIME AND SOCIAL CONTROL IN INDIA Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Director's Row 48

Chair: Graeme Newman, SUNY at Albany, NY

Policing Hawala: A Question of Not If, but What Hawala Transactions to Allow?

Divya Sharma, Utica College of Syracuse University

Needs Assessment of Police Education and Training to Combat Human Trafficking in Chennai India

Geetha Suresh, University of Louisville

Reckless Passage to India: Contribution to Indian Criminology Prabha Unnithan, Colorado State University

Citizen Perceptions of Police in India Mahesh Nalla, Michigan State University

Manish Madan, Michigan State University

Between Tradition and Modernity: Transitional Justice in the Indian Context S. George Vincentnathan, University of Texas, Pan American

Lynn Vincentnathan, University of Texas, Pan American

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 630: CULTURAL INFLUENCES ON THE PRISON EXPERIENCE Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Promenade Ballroom E

Chair: Andrew Harris, University of Massachusetts, Lowell

Exploration of the prevalence of HIV/AIDS cases in Ghanaian prisons Joseph Appiahene-Gyamfi, The University of Texas, Pan American


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Finding God: Former Inmates' Perspectives on Turning to Religion during Incarceration

Saskia Danielle Santos, University of Florida Jodi Lane, University of Florida

Jessica Chiarizio, University of Florida

Negotiating a Culture of Masculinity through Femininity: An Understanding of Transgender Codes of Conduct in Prison

Jennifer Macy Sumner, University of California, Irvine

Society of Filipino Captives: Testing Sykes' Deprivation Theory in a Philippine Jail Setting

Raymund Espinosa Narag, Michigan State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 631: SEXUAL ASSAULTS IN PRISONS Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Promenade Ballroom F

Chair: Christopher Krebs, RTI International

Australian Correctional Officers' Definitions of Rape in Male Prisons Helen M. Eigenberg, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

Exploring the Impact of an Abuse and Trauma Intervention for Male Inmates Scott J. Kerr, Arizona State University

Dominique Roe-Sepowitz, Arizona State University Kerensa Pate, Florida Department of Corrections

Laura E. Bedard, Corrections Corporation of America

Influences of Inmates' Personal Definitions of Sexual Assault: Rape myths, Importation, and Deprivation

Shannon Fowler, University of Texas, Arlington Ashley G. Blackburn, University of North Texas

James W. Marquart, Unversity of Texas at Dallas Janet L. Mullings, Sam Houston State University


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Sexual Victimization within Correctional Facilities: Year 1 Findings from the National Inmate Survey

Christopher Krebs, RTI International Paige M Harrison, U.S Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics

Allen Beck, Bureau of Justice Statistics Rachel Caspar, RTI International

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 632: JUVENILE JUSTICE PRACTICE Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am St. Louis Ballroom A

Chair: Douglas Young, University of Maryland, College Park

Organizational Context, Best Practice Implementation, and Youth Outcomes in the Juvenile Justice System

Douglas Young, University of Maryland, College Park Jill Lynn Farrell, University of Maryland, College Park

Laura Ann Wyckoff, University of Maryland Faye Taxman, George Mason University

Evaluating Juvenile Prosecution and Defense Capacity Building Projects in Pennsylvania

Dennis Giever, Indiana University of Pennsylvania David L. Myers, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Daniel Lee, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Jay Gilliam, University of Illinois at Springfield

Preliminary Discussion of Wraparound Treatment from Juvenile Sex Offender's Point of View

Kristine Artello, University of California at Irvine

Discussant: Carla J. Barrett, SUNY College at Old Westbury


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 633: EVIDENCE-BASED CRIME PREVENTION V Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am St. Louis Ballroom B

Chair: Lawrence W. Sherman, Cambridge University

Face-to-Face Restorative Justice: A Systematic Review Heather Strang, Australian National University

Lawrence W. Sherman, Cambridge University

Restorative Justice and Reoffending: Examining Micro-Level Variations Meredith Rossner, St. Joseph's University

Effects of Second Responder Programs on Repeat Incidents of Family Abuse Robert C. Davis, RAND Corporation

David Weisburd, University of Maryland

Discussant: Darrick Jolliffe, University of Leicester

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 634: CONVICT CRIMINOLOGY SESSION 5: PERSPECTIVE ON SCHOOL/COLLEGE VIOLENCE Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am St. Louis Ballroom C

Chairs: Stuart Henry, San Diego State University

Paul Leighton, Eastern Michigan University

School Violence Beyond Columbine: A Complex Problem in need of an Interdisciplinary Comprehensive Policy

Stuart Henry, San Diego State University

When Reason Fails: Making Sense in the Aftermath of School Violence Jim Thomas, Northern Illinois University


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Voices from the Abyss: St Louis High School Student Group Paul Leighton, Eastern Michigan University

Discussant: John Irwin, San Francisco State University

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 635: POLITICS OF PUNISHMENT: ISSUES AND TRENDS Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am St. Louis Ballroom D

Chair: Nahanni Pollard, Simon Fraser University

Is the Deteminate Sentencing Ideal Dead? A New York Case Study Pamala Griset, University of Central Florida

Policies of Imprisonment: Sentencing and Corrections Policy Innovation in the United States, 1970-2002

Don Stemen, Loyola University Chicago

Trying for Equality: An Analysis of Differential Approaches to Sentencing Offenders with Psychopathy and FASD

Lauren Freedman, Simon Fraser University

When Incest and Neonaticide Collide Cathie Seidman, Hudson County Community College, New Jersey

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 636: LEAVING TERRORISM BEHIND: INDIVIDUAL AND COLLECTIVE DISENGAGEMENT Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am St. Louis Ballroom E

Chair: Lynne Snowden, University of North Carolina, Wilmington


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What is Disengagement from Terrorism? Tore Bjorgo, Norwegian Police University College

Walking Away from Terrorism: Research on Disengagement and Deradicalization

John Horgan, Pennsylvania State University

Extremist Rehabilitation and Reintegration in Saudi Arabia Christopher Boucek, Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton University

Disengagement and Beyond: Demobilization in Colombia Marcella Ribetti, CENTRA Technology

Discussant: Richard Bond Groskin, Barton College

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 637: POLICE INVESTIGATION AND ARREST Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am St. Louis Ballroom F

Chair: Mark E. Correia, San Jose State University

Police Coalition and Network: Choices to Make in Relation to Theories of Proactive Investigation

Chantal Perras, University of Montreal

Homicide Detectives' Views on Interrogation Policies and Confessions Durant H. Frantzen, Texas A & M University

Heavy Hitters and Empty Suits: Differences between High-Arrest and No-Arrest Officers

Edith Linn, Berkeley College

The Better Part of Valor: Court-Overtime Pay as the Main Determinant for Discretionary Police Arrests

Peter Moskos, John Jay College of Criminal Justice


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THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 638: CRIME RATES, RECIDIVISM, AND RE-ENTRY Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am St. Louis Ballroom G

Chair: Beverly D. Frazier, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

A Spatiotemporal Analysis of Prisoner Release and Crime Rates at the County Level

Sunghoon Roh, Appalachian State University

Frequency and Severity of Arrest Charges at 12-Months Post-Release among Male Offenders

Timothy W. Kinlock, Friends Research Institute Michael Scott Gordon, Friends Research Institute

Robert P. Schwartz, Friends Research Institute

Guiding Re-entry Management by Examining Recidivism Rates of County Probationers and Parolees

Mary H. Glazier, Millersville University Katie L. Winters, Millersville University

Evaluation of the Boys & Girls Clubs of America Targeted Re-Entry Initiative: Follow-up Recidivism Findings

G. Roger Jarjoura, Indiana University, Indianapolis William Barton, Indiana University School of Social Work

Andre B. Rosay, University of Alaska Anchorage

THEMATIC SESSION

SESSION 639: THE SOCIAL ECOLOGY OF POLICING Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am St. Louis Ballroom H


Everyday Gaze, (In)Difference and Surveillance Temitope Babatunde Oriola, University of Alberta


475

Race, Drugs, and Policing in Seattle: A Reexamination of the Evidence Michael R. Smith, University of South Carolina

Robin Engel, University of Cincinnati

Social, Cognitive, and Emotional Dynamics of Extra-legal Police Aggression: An Integrated Theory of Minority Disadvantage

Malcolm Holmes, University of Wyoming Brad Smith, Wayne State University

Local Political Culture and Arrest Rate: An Extension of Wilson's Theory Jin Dong, University of Nebraska at Omaha

SESSION 640: ROUNDTABLE - PATHWAYS OF VICTIMS & OFFENDERS Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Rose Garden 1

Chair: Francoise Claude Paramelle, Institut de Criminology, Paris

A Study in a French Jail about Long Sentenced Inmates Francoise Claude Paramelle, Institut de Criminology, Paris

Murderous Desserts: A Case Study of Nancy Hazle ("Nanny Doss"), A Female Serial Killer

Kim Y. Taylor, Boston University and L.A.D.A of NJ

Robbery in Iceland You are at that Point you Don't Give a Fxxx about Anything Audbjorg Bjornsdottir, University of Minnesota

Richard T. Wright, University of Missouri, St. Louis

Familial Paternalism in the Federal Courts?: Examining Gender, Race, Family Ties, and Offense Type

Melissa A. Logue, Saint Joseph's University

SESSION 641: ROUNDTABLE - QUALITATIVE RESEARCH IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE: A FIRST EXPERIENCE Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Rose Garden 2

Chair: Sheetal Ranjan, William Paterson University


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Guardian Angels & Routine Activity Theory Sean McElroy, William Paterson University

Self Identification as a Minority and Interaction with Violence Tiffany Matos, William Paterson University

Code of the Street: Is it any Different for Females? Janell Fabor, William Paterson University

Female Police Officers: Are They Perceived any Differently? Mellisa Falsone, William Paterson University

Battered Women and the Road to the Shelter. Jacqueline Garcia, William Paterson University

SESSION 642: ROUNDTABLE - SOCIAL JUSTICE & HUMAN RIGHTS Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Rose Garden 3

Chair: Eddy Lynton, Texas Woman's University

Macerating Human Rights, Civil Liberties, Rule of Law and Due Process for Illusion of Safety

H. James McGaha, Capital University

Frontiers of Prison Studies Bert Useem, Purdue University

On Crime and Punishment in Uganda Roberta Belli, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY

Interconnection of Deviance, Agency, and Conditions: A Theoretical Model of Action Eddy Lynton, Texas Woman's University

Erin Rider, Texas Woman's University

SESSION 643: ROUNDTABLE - TEACHING ABOUT CRIME & JUSTICE II Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Rose Garden 4

Chair: Rachel Dioso-Villa, University of California, Irvine

Academic Success within a Public Criminology Framework: Is it Possible? Rachel Dioso-Villa, University of California, Irvine

Sylvia Valenzuela, University of California, Irvine

Developing a Criminal Justice Program that Serves Underrepresented Minorities,


477

Women, and First Generation Students Suzanne Goodney Lea, Trinity University in D.C.

Teaching about Computer Crime Timothy Buzzell, Baker University

SESSION 644: ROUNDTABLE - THEORETICAL & EMPIRICAL ISSUES IN POLICING Saturday, November 15 - 10:00 am to 11:20 am Rose Garden 5

Chair: Ozkan Gok, University of Cincinnati

Corruption in Police Organizations Ozkan Gok, University of Cincinnati

Police Management Culture, Individual Officer's Professional Identity and Symbolic Convergence Theory

Michael McCafferty, Calumet College of St. Joseph John Francis Cragan, University of St. Thomas

Organizational Stressors and Police Performance Jon M. Shane, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Christopher J. Andreychak, Rutgers University

Policing Changes: Officers Perceptions of Patrol Work and the Urban Police Mandate in Halifax NS

Chris Giacomantonio, Dalhousie University

Towards a Reconceptualization of Policing Ethnic Minorities in Singapore Anil Singh, National University of Singapore (NUS)

MEETING

SESSION 645: CLOSING BRUNCH Saturday, November 15 - 11:30 am to 12:30 pmFourth Floor Pre-Convene Area

MEETING

SESSION 646: ASC EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING II Saturday, November 15 - 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm Boardroom 23

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A SPECIAL THANK YOU

The American Society of Criminology wishes to extend a special

thanks to the many publishers and government agencies that have once

again chosen to exhibit their materials and sponsor numerous food events.

We greatly value your participation and note that your presence

has become an integral aspect of our annual meeting experience. We

thank you again, not just for your business, but your support of the field of

criminology.

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2008 Participant Index

A

Abbott, Robert D. ...................................................................................................... 053 Abril, Julie C. ............................................................................................................ 423 Abu-Lughod, Reem .................................................................................................... 276 Acevedo, Summer ...................................................................................................... 569 Ackah, Yaw ................................................................................................................ 109 Ackerman, Alissa ............................................................................... 178, 301, 419, 574 Adams, Benjamin ...................................................................................................... 566 Adams, Ericka ........................................................................................................... 043 Adams, Harry William .............................................................................................. 097 Adams, Ken ............................................................................................................... 428 Adams, William ......................................................................................................... 603 Adams-Fuller, Terri .................................................................................................. 539 Addington, Lynn ................................................................................................ 458, 537 Ademaj, Illir .............................................................................................................. 600 Ades, Laci Ann .......................................................................................................... 350 Adinkrah, Mensah ..................................................................................................... 555 Adlaf, Edward ........................................................................................................... 107 Adler, Corey ...................................................................................................... 012, 109 Adler, Freda .............................................................................................................. 349 Agbor, Rosemary E. .................................................................................................. 493 Agha, Suzanne ........................................................................................................... 154 Agnew, Robert S. ....................................................................................................... 239 Agozino, Biko ............................................................................................................ 261 Aguilar, Jemel ........................................................................................................... 166 Ahlin, Eileen .............................................................................................................. 350 Ahmadzai, Hameed Sean ........................................................................................... 350 Aiello, Brittnie ........................................................................................................... 092 Aird, Rosemary L. ..................................................................................................... 382 Akdogan, Huseyin ..................................................................................... 219, 294, 330 Akers, Ronald L. ................................................................................................ 171, 422 Akers, Timothy A. ...................................................................................................... 194 Akins, Scott ........................................................................................................ 116, 420 Alatorre, Francisco Jesus ......................................................................................... 152 Albini, Joseph ............................................................................................................ 123 Albonetti, Celesta ...................................................................................................... 576 Albright, Danielle...................................................................................... 050, 114, 145 Alderden, Megan ....................................................................................................... 568 Aldridge, Judith ......................................................................................................... 342 Alecock, Matthew ...................................................................................................... 044

504

Alexander, Dean C. ........................................................................................... 097, 386 Alizadeh, Mohsen ...................................................................................................... 596 Allen, Andrea N. ........................................................................................................ 563 Allen, Terry ............................................................................................................... 546 Allen, Thomas M. ...................................................................................................... 329 Allen-Hagen, Barbara ............................................................................................... 452 Allender, David ......................................................................................................... 350 Allison, Marisa Camille .................................................................................... 273, 557 Allison, Paul D. ......................................................................................................... 093 Allred, Sarah ..................................................................................................... 111, 436 Alpert, Geoff P. ................................................................................................. 248, 536 Altheimer, Irshad .............................................................................................. 115, 416 Alvarez-Rivera, Lorna L. .......................................................................................... 152 Alvi, Shahid ....................................................................................... 012, 042, 075, 244 Amantana, Vivian .............................................................................................. 312, 520 Amemiya, Mamoru ............................................................................................ 172, 350 Amidon, Ethan ........................................................................................................... 511 Ammar, Nawal .................................................................................................. 031, 418 Anarumo, Mark ................................................................................. 208, 294, 318, 626 Andali, Elisa .............................................................................................................. 385 Anderson, Amy L. ...................................................................................................... 118 Anderson, Bradley ..................................................................................................... 350 Anderson, Elijah ....................................................................................................... 093 Anderson, Tammy L. ................................................................................................. 411 Anderson-Bond, Travis ............................................................................................. 127 Anderson-Sprecher, Richard ..................................................................................... 505 Anding, Jenna ........................................................................................................... 528 Andreopoulos, George ...................................................................................... 201, 294 Andresen, W. Carsten ................................................................................................ 062 Andreychak, Christopher J................................................................................ 612, 644 Angel, Ronald ............................................................................................................ 091 Angell, Beth ............................................................................................................... 541 Aniskiewicz, Rick ....................................................................................................... 385 Antonaccio, Olena ............................................................................................. 008, 496 Antonio, Michael E. .......................................................................... 059, 106, 470, 572 Aos, Steve .................................................................................................................. 057 Apel, Robert .............................................................................................. 049, 096, 127 Appiahene-Gyamfi, Joseph ............................................................... 047, 260, 597, 630 Aquino, Omar ............................................................................................................ 079 Arazan, Christine ...................................................................................................... 540 Arican, Mehmet ......................................................................................................... 350 Arluke, Arnold ........................................................................................................... 616 Armstrong, Gaylene .................................................................................................. 198 Armstrong, Kevin ...................................................................................................... 010 Armstrong, Todd ............................................................................................... 198, 308

505

Arnio, Ashley ............................................................................................................. 606 Arnold, Catherine M. ................................................................................................ 467 Arnold, Ryan Matthew .............................................................................................. 333 Arrastia, Meagan Caridad ........................................................................................ 350 Artello, Kristine ................................................................................................. 105, 632 Arthur, Jalon ............................................................................................................. 241 Arthur, Michael W..................................................................................................... 053 Arvanites, Thomas M. ............................................................................................... 252 Aseltine, Elyshia ........................................................................................................ 515 Atherton, Matthew ..................................................................................................... 425 Aubuchon, Ashley T................................................................................................... 350 Auchter, Bernie ................................................................................................. 221, 398 Auerhahn, Kathleen .................................................................................................. 475 Augimeri, Leena ........................................................................................................ 556 Austin, Timothy ......................................................................................................... 141 Avdija, Avdi ............................................................................................................... 072 Averdijk, Margit ........................................................................................................ 391 Aydogdu, Eyup .......................................................................................................... 426

B

Bachar, Karen JoAnne .............................................................................. 010, 101, 265 Bachman, Ronet ........................................................................................................ 009 Bacon, Sarah ..................................................................................................... 105, 197 Bader, Christopher D. ............................................................................................... 170 Baggett, Adam ........................................................................................................... 530 Baglivio, Michael Thomas ................................................................................ 571, 605 Baiocchi, Arturo ........................................................................................................ 035 Baker, David Noel ..................................................................................................... 459 Baker, Ryan B. .......................................................................................................... 224 Bakken, Nicholas W. ......................................................................................... 504, 529 Bakken, Tim............................................................................................................... 474 Baldry, Anna C. ......................................................................................................... 266 Bales, William ........................................................................... 406, 456, 501, 540, 606 Balusek, Ken W. ........................................................................................................ 257 Balzaretti, Maura ...................................................................................................... 309 Bandyopadhyay, Dipankar ........................................................................................ 010 Bankston, William ..................................................................................................... 384 Barak, Gregg ............................................................................................................. 037 Barberet, Rosemary L. ...................................................................................... 341, 561 Barclay, Elaine Margaret ......................................................................................... 217 Barkan, Steven .......................................................................................................... 488 Barlow, Melissa Hickman ......................................................................................... 299 Barnes, Allan Randall ............................................................................................... 350

506

Barnes, James ........................................................................................... 122, 197, 301 Barnett-Ryan, Cynthia ...................................................................................... 210, 387 Baron, Jon ................................................................................................................. 179 Barrett, Carla J. ................................................................................ 068, 291, 609, 632 Barrett, Gretchen Molly ............................................................................................ 386 Barrett, Laura ........................................................................................................... 114 Barrick, Kelle .................................................................................................... 406, 456 Barringer, Tony ......................................................................................................... 156 Barrow, Christine ..................................................................................................... 330 Bartgis, E. Elaine ...................................................................................................... 350 Barthe, Emmanuel ..................................................................................... 396, 412, 456 Bartholomew, Brad ................................................................................................... 350 Barton, Alana Roberta ...................................................................................... 034, 066 Barton, Michael S. .................................................................................................... 138 Barton, William ................................................................................................. 034, 638 Barua, Vidisha .......................................................................................................... 447 Basibuyuk, Oguzhan.......................................................................................... 219, 330 Bates, Kristin A. ........................................................................................................ 425 Battin, Josh ............................................................................................................... 072 Batton, Candice ................................................................................................. 336, 554 Bauer, Lynn ............................................................................................................... 300 Baum, Katrina ................................................................................................... 108, 391 Bauman, Ashley ......................................................................................................... 374 Baumann, Eleen Ann ................................................................................................. 519 Baumer, Eric P. ................................................................................................. 287, 565 Baumer, Terry ........................................................................................................... 456 Baycan, Cihangir ...................................................................................................... 311 Bazemore, Gordon .................................................................................................... 500 Bears, Megan ............................................................................................................ 076 Beaty, Chauncey ....................................................................................................... 074 Beaudoin, Isabelle ..................................................................................................... 028 Beauregard, Eric ....................................................................................... 204, 293, 325 Beaver, Kevin M. ............................... 011, 107, 135, 163, 256, 301, 378, 510, 588, 620 Bechtel, Kristin ......................................................................................................... 442 Beck, Allen ................................................................................................................ 631 Becker, Paul J. .................................................................................................. 338, 587 Becker, Sarah .................................................................................................... 092, 244 Beckett, Katherine ..................................................................................................... 441 Bedard, Laura E. ............................................................................................... 465, 631 Bee, Shazia ................................................................................................................ 134 Beeman, Gerald J. ..................................................................................................... 464 Behlendorf, Brandon ................................................................................................. 232 Beichner, Dawn ................................................................................................. 152, 448 Beirne, Piers ............................................................................................................. 616 Belenko, Steven ................................................................. 051, 080, 103, 149, 320, 350

507

Belknap, Joanne ........................................................................................ 281, 315, 503 Bell, James ................................................................................................................ 302 Bell, Kerryn ............................................................................................................... 109 Bell, Valerie ...................................................................................................... 374, 481 Bellair, Paul E. ......................................................................................................... 234 Belli, Roberta ............................................................................................................ 642 Benaquisto, Lucia...................................................................................................... 466 Bench, Larry L. ......................................................................................................... 546 Bender, Doris ............................................................................................................ 163 Bender, Kimberly ...................................................................................................... 166 Benedict, Regina ............................................................................................... 233, 448 Benekos, Peter ........................................................................................................... 133 Bennett, Richard ....................................................................................................... 599 Bensinger, Gad J. ...................................................................................................... 210 Benson, Jana ............................................................................................................. 255 Benson, Michael L............................................................................................. 229, 331 Berg, David Thomas ................................................................................................. 417 Berg, Mark ........................................................................................................ 009, 529 Berhanu, Samuel ....................................................................................................... 210 Bernasco, Wim .......................................................................................................... 139 Bernburg, Jón Gunnar .............................................................................................. 163 Bersani, Bianca E. ............................................................................................ 222, 350 Berthelot, Emily ................................................................................................ 260, 384 Bethel, Winston P. ..................................................................................................... 474 Bhat, Meghna ............................................................................................................ 600 Bhati, Avinash Singh ................................................................................................. 438 Bibel, Daniel ..................................................................................................... 387, 492 Bierie, David M. ................................................................................................ 424, 476 Bigler, Rose ............................................................................................................... 173 Bishop, Donna ........................................................................................................... 077 Bjerregaard, Beth.............................................................................. 229, 350, 410, 443 Bjorgo, Tore .............................................................................................................. 636 Bjornebekk, Ragnhild ................................................................................................ 342 Bjornsdottir, Audbjorg .............................................................................................. 640 Blackburn, Ashley G. ................................................................................................ 631 Blackwell, Brenda Sims ..................................................................................... 101, 518 Blackwell, Kevin ....................................................................................................... 601 Blanchard, Troy ................................................................................................ 260, 498 Blankenship, Julia ..................................................................................................... 024 Blasdell, Raleigh ....................................................................................................... 018 Blevins, Kristie R............................................................................................... 272, 460 Blitstein, Jon ............................................................................................................. 054 Block, Carolyn Rebecca ............................................................................................ 537 Block, Richard L. .............................................................................................. 283, 537 Blokland, Arjan ................................................................................. 277, 327, 445, 588

508

Blomberg, Thomas G. ....................................................................... 122, 421, 456, 540 Bloom, Barbara ......................................................................................................... 534 Blowers, Anita N. ...................................................................................................... 195 Blumstein, Alfred ....................................................................................................... 277 Boakye, Kofi E. ......................................................................................................... 112 Bodkin, Mark ............................................................................................................. 406 Boggess, Lyndsay N. ................................................................................................. 016 Bohm, Robert ............................................................................................................ 254 Boisvert, Danielle...................................................................................... 011, 350, 467 Bolton, Michael James .............................................................................................. 158 Boman, John ............................................................................................................. 590 Bonham, Jr., Gene............................................................................................. 148, 606 Bonn, Scott ................................................................................................................ 614 Bonner, Heidi Stone .................................................................................................. 242 Bontrager, Stephanie ........................................................................................ 024, 406 Booth, Jeb A. ............................................................................................................. 110 Boots, Denise Paquette ..................................................................................... 174, 263 Bor, William .............................................................................................................. 382 Borden, Ann .............................................................................................. 082, 131, 269 Borissova, Nadia ....................................................................................................... 350 Bossarte, Robert M. .................................................................................................. 245 Bossler, Adam Michael ..................................................................................... 020, 600 Boswell, Matthew ...................................................................................................... 497 Bosworth, Mary ......................................................................................................... 155 Botchkovar, Ekaterina ...................................................................................... 008, 496 Bottoms, Anthony ...................................................................................................... 112 Botts, J. Michael ....................................................................................................... 294 Botts, Tina Fernandes ............................................................................................... 294 Boucek, Christopher.................................................................................................. 636 Bouchard, Martin .............................................................................................. 204, 350 Bouffard, Jeff ..................................................................................................... 166, 222 Bouhana, Noemie ...................................................................................................... 243 Boulger, Jordan ........................................................................................................ 209 Bounds, Christopher Wiley ....................................................................................... 224 Boutwell, Brian ......................................................................................... 256, 378, 510 Bowen, Kendra .......................................................................................................... 451 Bowers, James ........................................................................................................... 451 Bowers, Kate J. ................................................................................................. 139, 167 Bowman, Blythe Alison ............................................................................................. 021 Bracy, Nicole ............................................................................................................. 541 Bradley, Christopher ......................................................................................... 017, 164 Bradley, Mindy .......................................................................................................... 237 Bradley, Sarah Picard ............................................................................................... 015 Bradshaw, Elizabeth ................................................................................................. 246 Braga, Anthony ......................................................................................................... 176

509

Braithwaite, Jeremy .................................................................................................. 605 Braithwaite, John ...................................................................................................... 414 Brakle, Mischelle Van ............................................................................................... 232 Brame, Bobby ............................................................................................ 263, 274, 510 Branas, Charles C. .................................................................................................... 093 Brannen, Andrea ....................................................................................................... 350 Braswell, Michael C. ................................................................................................. 239 Bratina, Michele ....................................................................................................... 608 Bratton, Jason ........................................................................................................... 197 Brauer, Jonathan R. .................................................................................................. 171 Brazzell, Diana ......................................................................................................... 150 Brecklin, Leanne ....................................................................................................... 281 Breen, Clairissa D..................................................................................... 061, 219, 234 Breitenbach, Markus ................................................................................................. 534 Bremec, Jennifer ....................................................................................................... 604 Brennan, Pauline Katherine...................................................................................... 137 Brennan, Tim ............................................................................................................. 534 Brent, John ................................................................................................................ 168 Brewer Jr, Steven Lawrence ............................................................................. 202, 468 Brewster, Dennis ............................................................................................... 162, 249 Brezina, Timothy ....................................................................................................... 113 Bribiesca, Marialuz S. ............................................................................................... 418 Brick, Bradley T. ....................................................................................... 290, 406, 530 Briddell, Laine .......................................................................................................... 213 Brightman, Sara ........................................................................................................ 159 Bringer, Laura .......................................................................................................... 350 Briones, Rhissa ......................................................................................................... 350 Brisgone, Regina Elizabeth ....................................................................................... 440 Brisman, Avi ...................................................................................... 021, 267, 378, 513 Britt, Chester ............................................................................................................. 169 Brody, David C. ........................................................................................................ 110 Broeking, Julia .......................................................................................................... 075 Broidy, Lisa ....................................................................... 050, 097, 114, 145, 274, 617 Brooks, Tiffany M. ..................................................................................................... 030 Brotherton, David C. ................................................................................................. 040 Broughton, Walter ..................................................................................................... 613 Brown, Alan D. ......................................................................................................... 168 Brown, Dan ............................................................................................................... 162 Brown, Elizabeth ....................................................................................................... 146 Brown, Eric C. .......................................................................................................... 053 Brown, Geneva Olivia ............................................................................................... 439 Brown, Gregory Christopher .................................................................................... 308 Brown, Jennifer ......................................................................................................... 049 Brown, Katherine M. ................................................................................................. 622 Brown, Michael P. .................................................................................... 089, 118, 240

510

Brown, Michelle ........................................................................................ 068, 305, 376 Brown, Robert A. ....................................................................................................... 562 Brown, Stephen E. ..................................................................................................... 041 Brown, Timothy Colin ....................................................................................... 260, 384 Brown, William ......................................................................................................... 394 Browne, Angela ................................................................................................. 175, 525 Brownfield, David ..................................................................................................... 087 Browning, Chris R............................................................................................. 016, 162 Browning, Katharine ................................................................................................. 603 Browning, Sarah ....................................................................................... 032, 107, 560 Brownridge, Douglas A. ............................................................................................ 350 Brownson, Ross C. .................................................................................................... 562 Brownstein, Henry H. ................................................................................................ 560 Bruell, Christopher ................................................................................................... 100 Brumbaugh, Susan .................................................................................................... 564 Bruns, Julie Ann ........................................................................................................ 350 Brunson, Rod ..................................................................................................... 074, 298 Brunton, Anne ........................................................................................................... 030 Brusman Lovins, Lori ................................................................................................ 106 Bryant, Jamie Marie ................................................................................................. 339 Bryant, Kellie ............................................................................................................ 569 Bucerius, Sandra M................................................................................... 036, 418, 563 Bucklen, Bret ............................................................................................................. 062 Buerger, Michael ...................................................................................................... 435 Bui, Hoan N. ............................................................................................. 015, 383, 439 Buist, Carrie .............................................................................................................. 518 Bumphus, Vic W. ....................................................................................................... 592 Bunch, Jackson ................................................................................................. 204, 281 Burbank, Melissa A. .......................................................................................... 145, 207 Burchfield, Keri ................................................................................................. 074, 119 Burgess-Proctor, Amanda ................................................................................. 548, 591 Burke, Alison S. ......................................................................................................... 077 Burke, Cynthia .......................................................................................................... 464 Burke, Lisa ................................................................................................................ 611 Burke, Tod W. ................................................................................................... 195, 433 Burkert, Natasha ....................................................................................................... 272 Burnett, Cathleen ...................................................................................................... 254 Burnett, Kimberly ...................................................................................................... 335 Burns, Padraic Joseph .............................................................................................. 162 Burns-Pratt, Megan .................................................................................................. 571 Burrington, Lori A..................................................................................................... 058 Burrow, John D. ................................................................................................ 267, 540 Burruss, George Wilson ............................................ 020, 210, 272, 331, 397, 573, 600 Burt, Callie H. ........................................................................................... 086, 326, 557 Burweger, Stacy ........................................................................................................ 153

511

Bushway, Shawn David ..................................................................................... 127, 196 Buss, David ............................................................................................................... 499 Bussard, Ryan ........................................................................................................... 563 Button, Deeanna M. .................................................................................. 009, 504, 554 Butts, Jeffrey ............................................................................................................. 133 Buzzell, Timothy ........................................................................................................ 643 Byers, Bryan .............................................................................................................. 338 Bynum, Timothy ................................................................................................ 157, 250

C

Cadigan, Robert T. .................................................................................................... 014 Cahill, Meagan ......................................................................................... 186, 205, 410 Cai, Yongming ........................................................................................................... 134 Calathes, William ...................................................................................................... 264 Caldwell, Rebecca ..................................................................................................... 350 Cale, Jesse................................................................................................................. 350 Callanan, Valerie J. .......................................................................................... 174, 350 Cam, Taner ....................................................................................................... 194, 228 Camargo, Esperanza ................................................................................................. 401 Cameron, Brad .......................................................................................................... 609 Campbell, Rebecca.................................................................................................... 503 Cancino, Jeffrey Michael .......................................................................... 240, 313, 542 Caneppele, Stefano.................................................................................................... 143 Cantora, Andrea ............................................................................................... 449, 484 Cao, Liqun................................................................................................................. 279 Caplan, Joel ...................................................................................................... 350, 478 Caravelis Hughes, Cynthia ....................................................................................... 501 Carbone-Lopez, Kristin ..................................................................................... 078, 088 Caringella, Susan .............................................................................................. 129, 375 Carlson, Melanie ....................................................................................................... 350 Carlson, Susan .......................................................................................................... 159 Carney, Phil .............................................................................................................. 023 Carr, Patrick ............................................................................................................. 074 Carroll, Steven .......................................................................................................... 294 Carson, Dena C. ............................................................................................... 290, 530 Carter, C. Micheal .................................................................................................... 065 Carter, Lisa Marie .................................................................................................... 245 Carver, Virginia R..................................................................................................... 350 Casey, Sharon ........................................................................................................... 523 Caspar, Rachel .......................................................................................................... 631 Caspi, David ............................................................................................................. 426 Cass, Amy .................................................................................................................. 148 Castle, Tammy ........................................................................................................... 558

512

Catalano, Richard F. ................................................................................................ 053 Catalano, Shannan ............................................................................................ 108, 391 Caudill, Jonathan W. ................................................................................................ 350 Caudy, Michael ......................................................................................................... 280 Cauffman, Elizabeth .......................................................................................... 096, 525 Ceccherini, Traci ...................................................................................................... 468 Celaya, Adrienne ....................................................................................................... 381 Celik, Ishak ............................................................................................................... 330 Celinska, Katarzyna .................................................................................................. 185 Cepeda, Alice ............................................................................................................ 551 Cernkovich, Stephen.......................................................................................... 049, 121 Cervello-Donderis, Vicenta....................................................................................... 186 Cesaroni, Carla ......................................................................................................... 075 Chaires, Robert ......................................................................................................... 412 Chalfin, Aaron ................................................................................... 200, 253, 464, 603 Chamard, Sharon ...................................................................................................... 604 Chamlin, Mitchell.............................................................................................. 024, 151 Champion, Dean John ............................................................................................... 475 Chan, Heng Choon (Oliver) ...................................................................................... 499 Chancer, Lynn Sharon ...................................................................................... 129, 375 Chanin, Joshua M. .................................................................................................... 446 Chapman, Brett ......................................................................................................... 248 Chappell, Allison Taylor ................................................................................... 258, 541 Chapple, Constance .......................................................................................... 087, 222 Chaudhuri, Tanni ...................................................................................................... 012 Chavez, Jorge ............................................................................................................ 528 Cheatham, Craig ....................................................................................................... 328 Cheloukhine, Serguei ........................................................................................ 350, 434 Chemers, Betty M. ..................................................................................................... 132 Chen, Elsa ................................................................................................................. 545 Chen, Jui Chi ............................................................................................................ 472 Chen, Pan .................................................................................................................. 350 Chen, Xiaojin ............................................................................................................ 382 Chenault, Scott P....................................................................................................... 147 Cheong, Jinseong ...................................................................................................... 234 Cherbonneau, Michael Gage .................................................................................... 124 Chermak, Steve ................................................................................. 157, 297, 426, 456 Cherukuri, Suvarna ................................................................................................... 559 Chesney-Lind, Meda ......................................................................................... 102, 315 Cheurprakobkit, Sutham ........................................................................................... 043 Chiancone, Janet ....................................................................................................... 452 Chiarizio, Jessica ...................................................................................................... 630 Childs, Kristina ................................................................................................. 080, 131 Chilton, Roland ......................................................................................................... 283 Chin, Ko-lin............................................................................................................... 055

513

Chiricos, Ted ..................................................................................................... 406, 501 Chitwood, Dale D. .................................................................................................... 498 Cho, Byung J ............................................................................................................. 590 Cho, Yeok-il............................................................................................................... 350 Cho, Younoh .............................................................................................................. 039 Choate, David E. ....................................................................................................... 051 Choi, Kyung-shick ..................................................................................................... 595 Chon, Don ................................................................................................................. 019 Choo, Kyung Seok ..................................................................................................... 571 Chowdhury, Liza ............................................................................................... 069, 233 Chrest, David ............................................................................................................ 054 Chriss, James J. ........................................................................................................ 125 Christian, Jennifer L. ........................................................................ 017, 146, 316, 333 Christian, Johnna .............................................................................................. 251, 484 Chu, Doris C. .................................................................................................... 337, 561 Ciaravolo, Emily ....................................................................................................... 378 Cissner, Amanda B. ................................................................................................... 350 Clark, Jim .................................................................................................. 122, 540, 607 Clark, Richard D. .............................................................................................. 414, 604 Clark, Valerie Anne................................................................................................... 574 Clark-MIller, Jason D. .............................................................................. 170, 307, 498 Clarke, Maggie ......................................................................................................... 075 Clayton, Diana Reynolds .......................................................................................... 267 Clayton, Karima ........................................................................................................ 109 Clear, Todd ....................................................................................................... 484, 565 Clevenger, Shelly L. .................................................................................................. 590 Clifford, Janice ......................................................................................................... 271 Clinkinbeard, Samantha S. ........................................................................................ 042 Clow, Kimberley A. ................................................................................................... 302 Cobbina, Jennifer Ernestina ..................................................................................... 292 Cochran, John ........................................................................................................... 086 Coester, Marc ........................................................................................................... 614 Coggeshall, Mark ...................................................................................... 144, 257, 438 Cohen, Bernard ......................................................................................................... 349 Cohen, Irwin M. ........................................................................................................ 592 Cohen, Marcia .......................................................................................... 265, 454, 605 Cohen, Thomas ......................................................................................................... 515 Cohn, Ellen G. ........................................................................................................... 350 Colan, Andrea ........................................................................................................... 606 Colanese, Jennifer ..................................................................................................... 069 Colbran, Marianne.................................................................................................... 596 Cole, Janet ................................................................................................................ 527 Cole, Simon A. ........................................................................................................... 302 Coleman, Shareda ..................................................................................................... 131 Collica, Kimberly A................................................................................................... 257

514

Collins, Angela .......................................................................................................... 465 Collins, Peter A. ................................................................................................ 439, 576 Collins, Sue Carter .................................................................................................... 512 Connell, Nadine ........................................................................................................ 136 Conner, Sonya ........................................................................................................... 621 Connor, Tyrell ........................................................................................................... 206 Contreras, Elguin ...................................................................................................... 532 Conway, Kevin P. .............................................................................................. 103, 270 Cook, Kimberly J....................................................................................... 315, 488, 619 Cook, Thomas J. ........................................................................................................ 174 Cooley, Valerie ......................................................................................................... 507 Cooney, Mark ............................................................................................................ 619 Coontz, Phyllis .......................................................................................... 411, 525, 579 Cooper, Jonathon ...................................................................................... 124, 204, 350 Copes, Heith .............................................................................................................. 124 Cork, Daniel .............................................................................................................. 132 Cornell, Rena ............................................................................................................ 223 Correia, Mark E. ....................................................................................... 058, 339, 637 Corsaro, Nicholas ............................................................................................. 297, 336 Corteen, Karen .......................................................................................................... 066 Corzine, Jay .............................................................................................. 271, 383, 435 Costello, Barbara ...................................................................................................... 350 Costello, Kayla .......................................................................................................... 388 Costelloe, Michael ............................................................................................ 039, 516 Coston, Charisse T.M................................................................................................ 195 Cotton, Allison Michelle ........................................................................................... 350 Coulthard, Julie ................................................................................................ 466, 626 Coupe, Richard Timothy ........................................................................................... 472 Courey, Michael ........................................................................................................ 350 Couture, Amanda ...................................................................................................... 244 Cowell, Alexander ............................................................................................. 464, 564 Cox, Terry Carl ......................................................................................................... 397 Coyle, Michael .......................................................................................................... 291 Cragan, John Francis ............................................................................................... 644 Craig, Amanda .......................................................................................................... 344 Craig, Susan .............................................................................................................. 553 Crandall, Cameron ................................................................................................... 274 Crawley, Karen S. ..................................................................................................... 305 Crayton, Anna ........................................................................................................... 470 Crenshaw, Martha .................................................................................................... 232 Cretacci, Michael ...................................................................................................... 346 Crews, Angela West .................................................................................................. 597 Crews, Gordon Arthur .............................................................................................. 597 Crigler, Sue Ann ........................................................................................................ 317 Cronin, James ........................................................................................................... 248

515

Cronin, Shea W. ........................................................................................................ 396 Cropsey, Karen ......................................................................................................... 453 Cross, Amanda Brown .............................................................................................. 136 Cross, Theodore ........................................................................................................ 409 Crossland, Christine R. ............................................................................. 398, 463, 582 Crutcher, Nicole ................................................................................................ 118, 335 Crutchfield, Robert D. ....................................................................................... 029, 542 Cue, Carla Isabel ...................................................................................................... 228 Cuevas, Carlos .......................................................................................................... 281 Cullen, Francis T. ..................................................................................... 057, 127, 572 Cullen, Sara .............................................................................................................. 350 Culp, Richard F. ............................................................................... 056, 174, 332, 601 Cumley, Samantha .................................................................................................... 625 Cunningham, Scott .................................................................................................... 390 Curran, Jeanne ................................................................................................. 350, 437 Currie, Elliott .................................................................................................... 286, 380 Curry, Glen David............................................................................................. 288, 455 Curtis, Ric ................................................................................................................. 101 Cutaiar, Michelle ...................................................................................................... 611 Cuvelier, Steven ........................................................................................................ 162

D

D'Antonio, Julia ........................................................................................................ 559 D'Unger, Amy ........................................................................................... 440, 506, 532 Dabney, Dean ........................................................................................................... 563 Daday, Jerry K. ................................................................................................. 008, 388 Dafnos, Tia ................................................................................................................ 314 Dahabieh, Melissa .................................................................................................... 048 Dai, Mengyan .................................................................................................... 502, 587 Daigle, Leah .............................................................................................. 153, 391, 557 Dalessandro, Melissa ................................................................................................ 010 Daly, Reagan ............................................................................................................. 511 Damphousse, Kelly.................................................................................... 214, 237, 311 Daniel, Elycia ........................................................................................................... 062 Dank, Meredith ................................................................................................. 101, 344 Danner, Mona ........................................................................................................... 275 Darmenov, Askar ...................................................................................................... 253 Das, Dilip K. ..................................................................................................... 567, 597 Daskalou, Manos G........................................................................................... 334, 549 Dassinger, Carla Roberta ......................................................................................... 556 Daumit, Gail ............................................................................................................. 350 Davidson, Janet ......................................................................................................... 102 Davidson, Robert L. .................................................................................................. 041

516

Davidson, William ..................................................................................................... 250 Davies, Elizabeth ...................................................................................................... 410 Davies, Garth ............................................................................................................ 396 Davies, Julie T. ......................................................................................................... 066 Davies Robinson, Amelia L. ...................................................................................... 336 Davis, James ............................................................................................................. 186 Davis, Jason .............................................................................................................. 082 Davis, Jaya ................................................................................................................ 350 Davis, Mark Stephen ......................................................................................... 174, 378 Davis, Robert C. ........................................................................................................ 633 Davis Frenzel, Erika ......................................................................................... 558, 608 Dawes, Debbie .......................................................................................................... 467 Dawson, Myrna ......................................................................................................... 626 De Angelis, Joseph ............................................................................................ 314, 547 De Coster, Stacy ................................................................................................ 091, 223 deBoer, Marcel ......................................................................................................... 117 Debus, Sara Ann ....................................................................................................... 150 DeCarlo, John ................................................................................................... 178, 301 Decker, Jordan .......................................................................................................... 350 Decker, Scott ..................................................................................................... 054, 240 DeCleene, Christine .................................................................................................. 231 Decomo, Bob ............................................................................................................. 024 DeFina, Robert ......................................................................................................... 593 Deflem, Mathieu ........................................................................................................ 201 DeGue, Sarah ............................................................................................................ 377 DeHart, Dana ........................................................................................................... 350 Deiudicibus, Gabriel ................................................................................................. 318 DeJong, Christina ............................................................................................. 169, 401 DeKeseredy, Walter .......................................................................... 042, 217, 238, 375 DeLisi, Matt ...................................................................... 011, 256, 301, 445, 510, 588 Della Giustina, Jo-Ann ............................................................................. 399, 549, 628 DeLone, Gregory J. ................................................................................................... 105 DeLone, Miriam A..................................................................................................... 105 Dembo, Richard ........................................................................................ 080, 131, 350 Demidov, Nicolai ...................................................................................................... 597 Demircioglu, Mehmet ........................................................................................ 306, 339 Dempsey, Victor ........................................................................................................ 294 Demyan, Ashley ......................................................................................................... 305 Deng, Xiaogang ........................................................................................................ 203 Denman, Kristine ...................................................................................... 050, 114, 145 Denton, Erin .............................................................................................................. 235 Denver, Megan .................................................................................................. 165, 569 DeSantis, Christopher David .................................................................................... 218 Deslauriers-Varin, Nadine ................................................................................ 048, 293 Devers, Lindsey ......................................................................................................... 024

517

Devlin, Katie ............................................................................................................. 131 DeWitt, Tyson ............................................................................................................ 176 DeZolt, Ernest ........................................................................................................... 604 Dhanotiya, Manoj ..................................................................................................... 134 Di Luca, Kristen Leigh .............................................................. 350, 400, 550, 581, 615 Di Nicola, Andrea ..................................................................................................... 046 Diana, Augie ............................................................................................................. 103 DiCristina, Bruce ...................................................................................................... 083 Didelot, Julie ............................................................................................................. 018 Dierickx, Jennifer J. .......................................................................................... 350, 420 DiGiandomenico, Monica ......................................................................................... 587 Dill, Nandi................................................................................................................. 445 DioGuardi, Sherri ..................................................................................................... 469 Dioso-Villa, Rachel ........................................................................................... 607, 643 Dirks, Danielle .................................................................................................. 084, 253 Dirks-Linhorst, Ann .................................................................................................. 184 Dirkzwager, Anja ...................................................................................................... 445 diZerega, Margaret ................................................................................................... 605 Dobbs, Rhonda R. ............................................................................................. 214, 384 Dodge, Mary ..................................................................................................... 544, 571 Dodson, Kimberly Dawn ........................................................................................... 590 Doerner, Jill Kathleen ............................................................................................... 350 Doherty, Sherri ......................................................................................................... 161 Dombrink, John ......................................................................................................... 044 Dombrowski, Kirk ..................................................................................................... 101 Dong, Jin ................................................................................................................... 639 Donley, Amy Melissa................................................................................................. 350 Donnermeyer, Joseph ................................................................................................ 217 Donoghue, Brecht ..................................................................................................... 566 Dooley, Brendan David ..................................................................................... 146, 511 Doucet, Jessica ......................................................................................................... 559 Downing, Steven ....................................................................................................... 023 Downs, Daniel M. ..................................................................................................... 600 Doyon, Jacquelynn Ann ............................................................................................ 246 Dragiewicz, Molly ............................................................................................. 078, 401 Draine, Jeffrey .......................................................................................................... 541 Drake, Dallas Sumner ....................................................................................... 283, 499 Drake, Elizabeth ....................................................................................................... 057 Drakulich, Kevin ....................................................................................... 029, 273, 542 Draper, Matthew ....................................................................................................... 402 Drayer, Alexander ..................................................................................................... 350 Dreher, Jason A. ....................................................................................................... 131 Drummond, Holli .............................................................................................. 111, 490 Drury, Alan James .................................................................................................... 588 Dufrene, Chantel M................................................................................................... 559

518

Dugan, Laura .................................................................................................... 232, 343 Duncan, Shiyloh L. .................................................................................... 060, 205, 442 Dunham, Jessica R. ........................................................................................... 134, 172 Dunlap, Eloise ................................................................................................... 521, 551 Duntley, Joshua ................................................................................................. 499, 628 Duplantier, Daniel P. ................................................................................................ 054 Duran, Robert J. ....................................................................................................... 156 Durfee, Alesha ........................................................................................................... 050 Dutton, Mary Ann ..................................................................................................... 031 Dzur, Albert............................................................................................................... 380

E

Earle, Rod ................................................................................................................. 092 Eaton, Danice K. ....................................................................................................... 554 Ebbe, Obi .................................................................................................................. 235 Ebeling, Hanna ......................................................................................................... 496 Ebeniro, Chioma Daisy ............................................................................................. 401 Eck, John E. ...................................................................... 076, 134, 172, 392, 480, 562 Eckert, Ronald ........................................................................................................... 218 Edberg, Mark ............................................................................................................ 265 Edge, Christine Ivie................................................................................................... 611 Egbo, Ken .................................................................................................................. 520 Egley, Arlen............................................................................................... 182, 205, 288 Ehret, Beate............................................................................................................... 534 Eigenberg, Helen M. ......................................................................................... 315, 631 Eisner, Manuel P....................................................................................................... 266 Ekunwe, Ikponwosa ................................................................................................... 345 Elechi, Oko ........................................................................................................ 141, 520 Elffers, Henk ............................................................................................................. 139 Elliott, Delbert S. ...................................................................................................... 053 Elliott, Elizabeth Danielle ......................................................................................... 350 Elliott, Lorraine ........................................................................................................ 340 Emerson, Michelle .................................................................................................... 274 Emmons, Michael .............................................................................................. 350, 619 Engel, Robin ...................................................................................................... 602, 639 Engen, Rodney L. .............................................................................................. 230, 540 Englander, Kristin ............................................................................................. 174, 449 Englebrecht, Christine M. ......................................................................................... 627 Erickson, Patricia E. ................................................................................................. 350 Erickson, Patricia G. ................................................................................................ 107 Esbensen, Finn-Aage ................................................................................ 182, 290, 530 Escobar, Gipsy .......................................................................................................... 058 Eshet, Yovav ...................................................................................................... 468, 508

519

Estourgie, Veronique ................................................................................................ 496 Estren, Judy............................................................................................................... 442 Etter, Gregg ...................................................................................................... 038, 403 Evans, Doug N. ......................................................................................... 094, 289, 516 Evans, Mary .............................................................................................................. 118 Evans, Roger John .................................................................................................... 047 Exline, Julie J. ........................................................................................................... 084 Ezell, Michael ........................................................................................................... 424

F

Fabor, Janell ............................................................................................................. 641 Fadel, Amro .............................................................................................................. 350 Fader, Jamie J. ................................................................................................. 183, 464 Fagan, Abigail A. ...................................................................................................... 053 Fagan, Jeffrey ................................................................................... 104, 169, 396, 497 Faggiani, Donald .............................................................................................. 387, 492 Fahey, Susan ............................................................................................................. 343 Fahy, Stephanie ......................................................................................................... 235 Fain, Terry ................................................................................................................ 473 Falco, Diana ............................................................................................................. 146 Falsone, Mellisa ........................................................................................................ 641 Farabee, David ................................................................................................. 185, 473 Farina, Katie A. ........................................................................................................ 064 Farley, Erin J. ................................................................... 270, 273, 350, 444, 515, 592 Farrell, Amy S. .................................................................................. 110, 235, 516, 608 Farrell, Graham ........................................................................................................ 614 Farrell, Jill Lynn ....................................................................................... 350, 439, 632 Farrell, Shanna ......................................................................................................... 161 Farrell, William J. ............................................................................................. 345, 394 Farrington, David P. ......................... 045, 076, 112, 145, 266, 320, 350, 480, 556, 621 Faust, Kelly ....................................................................................................... 159, 548 Fearn, Noelle E. ................................................................................................ 079, 545 Feder, Lynette ........................................................................................................... 503 Fehn, Jörg ................................................................................................................. 163 Feld, Barry C. ........................................................................................................... 130 Feldmeyer, Ben ......................................................................................................... 313 Felson, Richard B. .................................................................................................... 280 Fernandez, Kenneth .......................................................................................... 115, 532 Fernandez, Luis ......................................................................................................... 303 Ferrell, Jeff ............................................................................................................... 098 Ferver, Kari .............................................................................................................. 310 Fetzer, Matthew D..................................................................................................... 093 Fichtelberg, Aaron .................................................................................................... 201

520

Field, Carolyn ........................................................................................................... 559 Field, Jessica ............................................................................................................. 325 Filteau, Matthew Richard ......................................................................................... 428 Finckenauer, James .......................................................................................... 046, 201 Finley, Laura ............................................................................................................. 557 Finn, Mary ................................................................................................................ 101 Fischer, Adina Sheri ................................................................................................. 468 Fischer, Michael ....................................................................................... 060, 468, 508 Fischer, Ryan G. ............................................................................................... 250, 569 Fisher, Bonnie S. ....................................................................... 153, 309, 341, 350, 391 Fisher-Giorlando, Marianne..................................................................................... 553 Fishman, Laura ................................................................................................. 129, 478 Fitzgerald, Amy J. ..................................................................................................... 395 Flannery, Daniel J. ................................................................................................... 174 Fletcher, Richard B. .................................................................................................. 350 Fleury-Steiner, Ben ........................................................................................... 283, 441 Flexon, Jamie P. ....................................................................................................... 381 Fogel, Sondra J. ........................................................................................................ 443 Foley, Allison .................................................................................................... 395, 548 Fontaine, Jocelyn R........................................................................................... 207, 244 Foradori, Manuel ...................................................................................................... 199 Ford, Jason A. ................................................................................................... 505, 526 Forde, David R. ......................................................................................................... 350 Fornango, Robert J. .................................................................................................. 240 Forrest, Walter .......................................................................................... 226, 423, 526 Forst, Brian ............................................................................................................... 540 Forsyth, Craig ........................................................................................................... 384 Fort, Jill M. ............................................................................................................... 233 Fowler, Shannon ....................................................................................................... 631 Fox, Andrew ...................................................................................................... 013, 051 Fox, Kate ................................................................................................... 026, 308, 440 Frabutt, James .................................................................. 157, 350, 400, 550, 581, 615 Fradella, Henry F. ............................................................................................ 084, 433 Frana, John F. .......................................................................................................... 317 Francis, Brian J. ............................................................................................... 277, 327 Franke, Derrick ......................................................................................................... 099 Franklin, Cortney ...................................................................................... 079, 281, 427 Franklin, Travis W. ................................................................................... 079, 389, 608 Frantzen, Durant H. .................................................................................................. 637 Fraser, Craig ............................................................................................................ 454 Fratello, Jennifer ...................................................................................................... 090 Frazier, Beverly D..................................................................................... 478, 498, 638 Frazier, Charles E..................................................................................................... 142 Frederick, Bruce ....................................................................................................... 511 Frederique, Nadine ................................................................................................... 413

521

Freedman, Lauren ..................................................................................................... 635 Frei, Autumn M. ........................................................................................................ 173 Freiburger, Tina ....................................................................................................... 427 Freilich, Joshua D............................................................................. 172, 271, 318, 426 Freng, Adrienne ................................................................................................ 182, 530 Frere, Marion Elizabeth ........................................................................................... 015 Fretz, Ralph............................................................................................................... 449 Fridell, Lorie ..................................................................................................... 248, 387 Friedrichs, David ...................................................................................................... 037 Friery, Rodney N. ...................................................................................................... 575 Fritz, Dennis ............................................................................................................. 126 Fritzler, Randal ......................................................................................................... 394 Frost, Eric ................................................................................................................. 306 Frost, Natasha A. ...................................................................................... 017, 460, 476 Fukushima, Miyuki .................................................................................................... 197 Fuller, John ....................................................................................................... 350, 516 Fullilove, Mindy ........................................................................................................ 562 Funderburk, Brent Abraham ..................................................................... 073, 236, 305 Furst, Gennifer .................................................................................................. 218, 395

G

Gabbidon, Shaun L. .................................................................................................. 299 Gails, Katrina ........................................................................................................... 532 Gainey, Randy R. .............................................................................................. 149, 454 Gallagher, Catherine A. ............................................................................................ 452 Gamman, Lorraine .................................................................................................... 350 Gantt, Heather .......................................................................................................... 350 Gao, Huan ................................................................................................................. 116 Gao, Yu ............................................................................................................. 140, 350 Garcia, Arlene ........................................................................................................... 114 Garcia, Crystal ................................................................................................. 034, 069 Garcia, Jacqueline .................................................................................................... 641 Garcia, Marie ................................................................................................... 512, 602 Garcia, Venessa ................................................................................................ 231, 315 Gardiner, Christie ............................................................................................. 071, 461 Gardner, Robert B..................................................................................................... 041 Garfield, Gail ............................................................................................................ 341 Garland, Brett ................................................................................................... 449, 465 Garland, David ......................................................................................................... 380 Garland, Tammy ....................................................................................................... 212 Garmley, Tara ........................................................................................................... 350 Garmo, Melissa ......................................................................................................... 607 Garner, Joel .............................................................................................................. 503

522

Garot, Robert ............................................................................................................ 023 Garren, Rikki A. ........................................................................................................ 350 Garrett, Traci ............................................................................................................ 047 Garrison, Arthur H. .......................................................................................... 252, 294 Gatti, Uberto ............................................................................................................. 342 Gau, Jacinta .............................................................................................................. 298 Gault, Martha ........................................................................................................... 528 Gauthier, Jane Florence ........................................................................................... 386 Gavazzi, Stephen M. .................................................................................................. 032 Gealt, Roberta ........................................................................................... 270, 504, 554 Gehring, Krista ......................................................................................... 269, 374, 481 Geiger, Brenda .......................................................................................... 060, 468, 508 Geis, Gilbert .............................................................................................................. 422 Geller, Amanda ......................................................................................................... 396 Gendon, Amanda ....................................................................................................... 511 Gendreau, Paul ......................................................................................................... 057 Gentile, Matthew ....................................................................................................... 337 Gerber, Jurg .............................................................................................. 043, 067, 120 Geris, Crystal ............................................................................................................ 205 Gerkin, Patrick .................................................................................................. 560, 617 Gertseva, Arina ......................................................................................................... 588 Gertz, Marc ............................................................................................................... 197 Gest, Ted ........................................................................................... 287, 328, 421, 483 Giacomantonio, Chris ............................................................................................... 644 Giacopassi, David ..................................................................................................... 450 Gialopsos, Brooke ..................................................................................................... 134 Gibbs, Carole ............................................................................................................ 623 Gibbs, Jennifer .......................................................................................................... 350 Gibbs, John J. ................................................................................................... 558, 590 Gibbs, Michael .......................................................................................................... 294 Giblin, Matthew J. ............................................................................................. 210, 397 Gibson, Camille ........................................................................................................ 167 Gibson, Chris ............................................................................ 077, 171, 222, 256, 528 Gibson, Michael ........................................................................................................ 527 Gibson, Shannon Mary ............................................................................................. 481 Gies, Stephen V. ........................................................................................ 265, 454, 605 Giever, Dennis .................................................................................................. 258, 632 Gifford, Brian ............................................................................................................ 331 Gill, Charlotte E. ............................................................................................... 240, 453 Gill, Jagjeet Kaur ...................................................................................................... 538 Gillespie, Wayne ....................................................................................................... 490 Gilliam, Jay ....................................................................................................... 258, 632 Gilliard-Matthews, Stacia ......................................................................................... 350 Gilliéron, Gwladys .................................................................................................... 475 Giordano, Lauren M. ................................................................................................ 124

523

Givens, Eugena M. .................................................................................................... 018 Gizzi, Michael C. ............................................................................................... 546, 560 Glazier, Mary H. ....................................................................................... 105, 128, 638 Glenn, Andrea ........................................................................................................... 140 Globokar, Julie Lynn................................................................................................. 065 Glover, Karen Suzanne ............................................................................................. 407 Goddard, Tim M. ............................................................................................... 264, 462 Goetz, Barry .............................................................................................................. 020 Goff, Colin H. ............................................................................................................ 422 Gok, Ozkan ................................................................................................................ 644 Goktepe, Ferhat ........................................................................................................ 426 Goldweber, Asha ....................................................................................................... 525 Gomez, Frances ........................................................................................................ 544 Gomez, Zenta E. ........................................................................................................ 142 Gondolf, Edward ....................................................................................................... 618 Gonzalez, Mariaimee' ............................................................................................... 495 Goodbrand, Jennifer ................................................................................................. 244 Goodison, Sean E. ..................................................................................................... 318 Goodlin, Wendi E. ..................................................................................................... 121 Goodney Lea, Suzanne .............................................................................................. 643 Goonatilake, Rojitha ................................................................................................. 313 Gordon, Michael Scott .............................................................................. 209, 439, 638 Gorzalka, Boris ......................................................................................................... 039 Gosetti, Francesco .................................................................................................... 477 Gossett, Drew .................................................................................................... 569, 620 Gottfredson, Denise .................................................................................................. 136 Gottschalk, Martin .................................................................................................... 304 Gould, Jon B. .................................................................................................... 130, 427 Gould, Laurie Amanda .............................................................................................. 282 Goulette, Natalie ....................................................................................................... 013 Gover, Angela R. ....................................................................................... 039, 061, 274 Gozubenli, Murat .............................................................................................. 446, 567 Grabosky, Peter ................................................................................................ 076, 320 Grabowski, Michael J. .............................................................................................. 184 Grant, Brian .............................................................................................................. 161 Grant, Judith Anne .................................................................................................... 217 Grant, Lorna ..................................................................................................... 491, 522 Grantham, Minna ...................................................................................................... 383 Graphia, Renee ......................................................................................................... 125 Grattet, Ryken ........................................................................................................... 215 Grebstein, Lawrence C. ............................................................................................ 223 Greek, Cecil E. .......................................................................................................... 038 Green, David ............................................................................................................. 312 Green, Edward Leonard Wayne ................................................................................ 350 Green, Jeffery ............................................................................................................ 489

524

Green, Mark .............................................................................................................. 402 Greenbaum, Robert ........................................................................................... 181, 309 Greenberg, David Frank ........................................................................................... 341 Greene, Helen Taylor ................................................................................................ 299 Greene, Jack R. ......................................................................................................... 417 Greenleaf, Richard Gary ........................................................................... 218, 381, 541 Grekul, Jana .............................................................................................................. 245 Gremo, Dustin Tyler ................................................................................................. 389 Griffin, Hayden ................................................................................................. 246, 592 Griffin, Marie L. ........................................................................................................ 610 Griffiths, Elizabeth .................................................................................................... 302 Grillo, Michele .......................................................................................................... 210 Grimes, Jennifer N. ................................................................................................... 214 Griset, Pamala .......................................................................................................... 635 Groff, Elizabeth ................................................................................................. 143, 177 Grometstein, Randall ................................................................................................ 470 Grommon, Eric ......................................................................................................... 250 Groot, Brittany .................................................................................................. 106, 269 Groskin, Richard Bond ............................................................................................. 636 Gross, Laura ............................................................................................................. 056 Grossi, Elizabeth ....................................................................................................... 229 Gruenewald, Jeffrey A. ...................................................................................... 128, 426 Grunwald, Heidi ....................................................................................................... 143 Guastaferro, Wendy P. .............................................................................................. 262 Guay, Jean-Pierre ..................................................................................................... 293 Guckenburg, Sarah ................................................................................................... 453 Guevara, Lori ............................................................................................................ 158 Gulledge, Laura M. ........................................................................................... 131, 350 Gultekin, Kubra ......................................................................................................... 071 Gultekin, Sebahattin .......................................................................................... 071, 177 Gumbhir, Vikas Kumar ............................................................................................. 420 Gunnlaugsson, Helgi ................................................................................................. 341 Gunter, Whitney D. ................................................................................................... 504 Guo, Wensheng ......................................................................................................... 093 Gustafson, Joseph ..................................................................................................... 151 Gutierrez, Filomin Candaliza ................................................................................... 019

H

Haberfeld, Maki ................................................................................................ 063, 434 Hacker, Robyn ........................................................................................................... 334 Hadwiger, Joy ........................................................................................................... 249 Hagan, Frank E. ....................................................................................................... 097 Hagy, David W. ......................................................................................................... 431

525

Hahn, Bryanna Bryttany ........................................................................................... 350 Hakeem, Farrukh B. .................................................................................................. 094 Halim, Nafisa ............................................................................................................ 097 Hall, Elizabeth .......................................................................................................... 185 Hall, Gina Penly ....................................................................................................... 196 Hall, Yvonne Marion ......................................................................................... 559, 596 Hamai, Koichi ........................................................................................................... 282 Hamilton, Kathleen ................................................................................................... 505 Hamilton, Zachary Kirk ............................................................................................ 592 Hamm, Mark ............................................................................................. 098, 426, 573 Hammerstrom, Karianne T. ...................................................................................... 453 Hammons, Phillip James ........................................................................................... 165 Hannon, Lance .......................................................................................................... 593 Hanrahan, Kate ................................................................................................. 350, 558 Hanson, Koren .......................................................................................................... 053 Harada, Yutaka ................................................................................................. 172, 350 Harbinson, Erin ........................................................................................................ 331 Hardesty, Rachel Cunliffe ................................................................................. 253, 437 Hardiman, Tio ........................................................................................................... 241 Harding, David ......................................................................................................... 016 Hardison, Chaitra M. ................................................................................................ 331 Harmon, LuAnna ....................................................................................................... 533 Harper, Dee Wood .................................................................................................... 113 Harpster, Nick Terry ................................................................................................. 444 Harrington, Michael P. ............................................................................................. 424 Harris, Alexes ........................................................................................... 070, 441, 465 Harris, Andrew ......................................................................................... 184, 307, 630 Harris, Casey ............................................................................................................ 144 Harris, Chris ............................................................................................................. 514 Harris, Danielle Arlanda .................................................................................. 334, 350 Harris, Lish ............................................................................................................... 423 Harris, M. Kay .......................................................................................................... 111 Harris, Philip W. ............................................................................................... 100, 143 Harrison, Lana .................................................................................................. 107, 180 Harrison, Melissa L. ................................................................................................. 086 Harrison, Paige M ............................................................................................ 497, 631 Hart, Timothy C. ....................................................................................................... 391 Hartley, Richard ....................................................................................................... 552 Hartley, William J. .................................................................................................... 225 Hartman, Jennifer L. ......................................................... 153, 195, 233, 391, 422, 503 Hartsfield, Jennifer ................................................................................... 214, 269, 311 Hartshorn, Kelley ...................................................................................................... 350 Harvey, Angela ......................................................................................................... 609 Harvey, Lynn Kenneth ............................................................... 350, 400, 550, 581, 615 Hasisi, Badi ............................................................................................................... 508

526

Hatoum, Alex ............................................................................................................. 306 Hawkins, J. David ..................................................................................................... 053 Hay, Carter ............................................................................................................... 526 Hayatbakhsh, Mohammad R. .................................................................................... 382 Hayes, Hennessey...................................................................................................... 350 Hayes-Smith, Becky M. ..................................................................................... 335, 607 Hayes-Smith, Justin ........................................................................................... 335, 501 Hayeslip, David ................................................................................................. 186, 205 Haymoz Pantillon, Sandrine ..................................................................................... 342 Hays, Stephanie Ann ................................................................................. 224, 271, 312 Hays, Zachary R. ....................................................................................................... 156 Hayward, Keith ......................................................................................................... 098 Hazlett, Michael H. ................................................................................................... 407 He, Ni (Phil) ...................................................................................................... 024, 526 Healey, Jay ................................................................................................................ 350 Healey, Kathryn ................................................................................................ 085, 436 Heath, Sarah ..................................................................................................... 350, 612 Hebenton, Bill ................................................................................................... 279, 304 Hefner, M. Kristen ............................................................ 018, 350, 400, 550, 581, 615 Heide, Kathleen M. ........................................................................................... 213, 499 Heil, Erin................................................................................................................... 414 Heim, Ted .................................................................................................................. 403 Heimer, Karen ................................................................................... 238, 497, 542, 565 Heinonen, Justin A. ........................................................................................... 134, 350 Heiple, Eric M. .......................................................................................................... 397 Henderson, Craig ...................................................................................................... 043 Henderson, Howard .................................................................................................. 062 Henderson, Jaime S................................................................................................... 100 Henderson Hurley, Martha ....................................................................... 038, 447, 606 Hendricks, Scott ........................................................................................................ 213 Hendrickson, James .................................................................................................. 099 Hendrix, Nicole ......................................................................... 148, 176, 229, 350, 410 Henne, Kathryn ......................................................................................................... 310 Hennigan, Karen M................................................................................................... 288 Henry, David ..................................................................................................... 241, 266 Henry, Jessica S. ....................................................................................................... 464 Henry, Stuart ............................................................................................................. 634 Henson, Billy ..................................................................................................... 052, 350 Hepner, Bridget A. .................................................................................................... 405 Hernandez, Clara ...................................................................................................... 350 Herrschaft, Bryn Ann ................................................................................................ 481 Hershberger, Julie .................................................................................................... 465 Hertz, Marci .............................................................................................................. 554 Herzog, Sergio .......................................................................................................... 572 Hesper, Floreyne ....................................................................................................... 496

527

Hetrick, Samantha ............................................................................................. 186, 410 Hickle, Kristine E. ..................................................................................................... 506 Hickman, Matthew ............................................................................................ 028, 516 Hickman, Neil ........................................................................................................... 047 Hicks, Allison Marie ................................................................................................. 170 Hicks, Wendy Lynn .................................................................................................... 397 Hilinski, Carly M............................................................................................... 052, 427 Hill, Jan .................................................................................................................... 033 Hill, Terrence D. ....................................................................................... 052, 091, 164 Hillyard, Daniel ........................................................................................................ 044 Hinduja, Sameer ....................................................................................................... 415 Hinkle, Joshua C. .............................................................................................. 076, 384 Hipp, John ......................................................................................... 016, 181, 240, 309 Hipple, Natalie Kroovand ................................................................. 054, 128, 157, 186 Hirsch, Michael ......................................................................................................... 317 Hirschel, David ......................................................................................................... 618 Hirschfield, Paul ....................................................................................................... 490 Hlavka, Heather ........................................................................................................ 100 Hochstetler, Andy Lee ............................................................................................... 124 Hodge, Jessica .......................................................................................................... 050 Hoffman, Bruce ................................................................................................. 291, 376 Hogan, Alexander B. ................................................................................................. 513 Hogan, Michael J. ..................................................................................................... 392 Hogan, Monica E. ..................................................................................................... 513 Hogan, Nancy ........................................................................................................... 610 Hogan, Richard ......................................................................................................... 513 Hogan, Sharon E. ...................................................................................................... 513 Hollander, Judd ........................................................................................................ 093 Holley, Philip David ................................................................................................. 162 Hollist, Dusten .......................................................................................................... 617 Holmes, Bernadette ................................................................................................... 508 Holmes, Malcolm .............................................................................. 224, 406, 505, 639 Holsinger, Kristi ....................................................................................................... 495 Holt, Thomas J. ................................................................. 020, 124, 272, 460, 533, 600 Holtfreter, Kristy ............................................................................................... 062, 255 Holzheimer, Molly ..................................................................................................... 378 Homel, Ross .............................................................................................................. 029 Hong, Moonki ........................................................................................................... 061 Hoover, Larry ........................................................................................................... 260 Hoover, Sara ............................................................................................................. 530 Hope, Trina L. ........................................................................................................... 222 Horgan, John ............................................................................................................ 636 Horne, Christine ....................................................................................................... 078 Horning, Amber M. ................................................................................................... 350 Hosch, Harmon M. .................................................................................................... 350

528

Hoskins Haynes, Stacy .............................................................................................. 627 Hossain, Mokerrom ................................................................................................... 030 Houser, Kimberly .............................................................................................. 051, 149 Howard, Billy ............................................................................................................ 219 Howard, Daniel ......................................................................................................... 504 Howard, Gregory ...................................................................................................... 304 Howell, Buddy ........................................................................................... 045, 158, 288 Howell, Rebecca J. .................................................................................... 051, 329, 590 Huang, Frank Fu-Yuan ............................................................................................. 533 Huck, Jennifer ........................................................................................................... 451 Huebner, Beth ................................................................................... 054, 169, 268, 529 Huff, C. Ronald ......................................................................................................... 422 Huff, Rodney ............................................................................................................. 082 Huff-Corzine, Lin .............................................................................. 271, 383, 435, 537 Huffman, Katharine .................................................................................................. 179 Hughes, Emma .......................................................................................................... 014 Hughes, Lorine .......................................................................................................... 417 Hughes, Stephanie ..................................................................................................... 262 Hull, David ................................................................................................................ 263 Humphrey, Julie E..................................................................................................... 262 Humphreys, Cathy ..................................................................................................... 015 Humphreys, David K. ................................................................................................ 167 Humphries, Drew ...................................................................................................... 129 Hunnicutt, Gwen C. ................................................................................... 018, 518, 624 Hunt, Dana ................................................................................................................ 265 Hunt, Eleazer D. ............................................................................... 400, 550, 581, 615 Hunt, Kim Steven .............................................................................................. 474, 574 Hurtig, Tuula ............................................................................................................. 496 Hussemann, Jeanette ......................................................................................... 035, 610 Hutchinson, Lisa ....................................................................................................... 032 Hutchison, Ira ........................................................................................................... 618 Huynh, Thuy .............................................................................................................. 606 Hüpping, Sandra ....................................................................................................... 027

I

Ibañez, Gladys E. ...................................................................................................... 270 Ibe, Patrick I. .................................................................................................... 520, 578 Iganski, Paul ............................................................................................................. 392 Ikehara, Yoshikazu .................................................................................................... 523 Iles, Gale ................................................................................................................... 592 Inciardi, James A. ............................................................................................. 135, 270 Inderbitzin, Michelle ......................................................................................... 436, 441 Ingram, Jason R. ....................................................................................................... 242

529

Ingram, Scott ............................................................................................................. 389 Ireland, Amanda Lynn ............................................................................................... 596 Ireland, Connie ................................................................................. 200, 250, 461, 594 Ireland, Tim....................................................................................................... 009, 575 Irlbeck, Dawn M. ...................................................................................................... 350 Irwin, Darrell ............................................................................................................ 153 Irwin, John ........................................................................ 317, 345, 455, 482, 513, 634 Irwin, Katherine ........................................................................................ 012, 109, 278 Isaacs, Shawn ............................................................................................................ 350 Ismaili, Karim ................................................................................................... 152, 313 Izenman, Alan ........................................................................................................... 143

J

Jackson, Arrick Lee ........................................................................................... 050, 061 Jackson, Julia Michelle ............................................................................................. 350 Jackson, Kristina M. ................................................................................................. 350 Jackson, Jr., Henry ................................................................................................... 252 Jacobson, Michael P. ................................................................................................ 511 Jacques, Scott ............................................................................................................ 289 Jacquin, Kristine ....................................................................................................... 086 Jager, Matjaž ........................................................................................................... 021 Jalbert, Sarah ............................................................................................................ 265 Jang, Hyunseok ......................................................................................................... 417 Jang, Sung Joon ........................................................................................ 223, 326, 617 Janikowski, Richard .................................................................................................. 254 Janisch, Roy Frank ........................................................................................... 092, 609 Janku, Anne ....................................................................................................... 056, 158 Jannetta, Jesse .......................................................................................................... 473 Jarjoura, G. Roger ............................................................................................ 034, 638 Jarvis, John ....................................................................................... 271, 435, 458, 537 Jasinski, Jana .................................................................................................... 088, 381 Jeannin, Andre .......................................................................................................... 350 Jenkins, Dusty Dawn ................................................................................................. 350 Jenkins, E. Lynn ................................................................................................ 213, 309 Jenkins, Morris ......................................................................................................... 459 Jenks, Catherine A. ................................................................................................... 474 Jenks, David A. ......................................................................................... 039, 339, 516 Jenness, Valerie ........................................................................................................ 310 Jensen, Bonnie L. ...................................................................................................... 138 Jensen, Carl .............................................................................................................. 509 Jensen, Elise .............................................................................................................. 234 Jensen, Eric L. ........................................................................................................... 209 Jensen, Jennifer ......................................................................................................... 484

530

Jeong, Seokjin ........................................................................................................... 107 Jessica, Nilsson ......................................................................................................... 011 Jia, Man .................................................................................................................... 024 Jiang, Depeng ........................................................................................................... 556 Jiang, Shanhe .................................................................................................... 198, 459 Jipson, Arthur J. ................................................................................................ 338, 587 Jochnowitz, Leona D. Deborah ................................................................................. 469 Johnson, Brian D. ............................................................................. 003, 077, 326, 608 Johnson, Bruce .................................................................................................. 521, 551 Johnson, Calvin ......................................................................................................... 438 Johnson, Cori .................................................................................................... 152, 594 Johnson, Joseph ........................................................................................................ 297 Johnson, Kecia .......................................................................................................... 565 Johnson, Keith E. ...................................................................................................... 262 Johnson, Kristin ........................................................................................................ 077 Johnson, Lee Michael ............................................................................................... 598 Johnson, Matthew C. ......................................................................................... 595, 622 Johnson, Melencia .................................................................................................... 154 Johnson, Renee M. .................................................................................................... 271 Johnson, Sara ............................................................................................................ 161 Johnson, Shane D. ............................................................................................. 139, 350 Johnson, Stephanie............................................................................................ 399, 613 Johnston, Rachel M. .................................................................................................. 568 Johnstone, Michael S. ............................................................................................... 044 Jolliffe, Darrick ................................................................................................. 076, 633 Jolly, Kevin ............................................................................................................... 350 Jones, Cassandra ...................................................................................................... 064 Jones, David M. ........................................................................................................ 389 Jones, Greg ............................................................................................................... 177 Jones, Nikki ............................................................................................................... 484 Jones, Richard S. ............................................................................................... 345, 482 Jones, Shayne .................................................................................................... 086, 590 Jones, Travis ............................................................................................................. 350 Jones, Trevor ............................................................................................................. 547 Jones-Brown, Delores ....................................................................................... 298, 412 Jones-Carter, Phyllis ................................................................................................ 085 Joo, Hee-Jong ........................................................................................... 392, 417, 486 Joplin, Jerry .............................................................................................. 316, 376, 433 Jordan, Kareem ......................................................................................................... 427 Joseph, Ebone ........................................................................................................... 350 Joseph, Patricia ........................................................................................................ 350 Jou, Shr-chi ............................................................................................................... 344 Jou, Susyan ............................................................................................................... 304 Joyce, Lucy ................................................................................................................ 047 Junger, Marianne ...................................................................................................... 496

531

Junninen, Mika .......................................................................................................... 350 Jupin, Joseph ............................................................................................................. 143 Jurik, Nancy .............................................................................................................. 350 Justis, Gregory .......................................................................................................... 038 Järvelin, Marjo-Riitta ............................................................................................... 496

K

Kaal, Hendrien L. ..................................................................................... 041, 117, 311 Kado, Yoku ................................................................................................................ 350 Kakar, Suman ............................................................................................................ 094 Kaletta, Barbara ....................................................................................................... 027 Kaminski, Robert John .............................................................................. 248, 350, 387 Kanan, James ............................................................................................................ 410 Kanazawa, Yuichiro .................................................................................................. 467 Kane, Candice ........................................................................................................... 241 Kane, John ................................................................................................ 067, 082, 519 Kane, Robert J. ......................................................................................................... 514 Kane, Stephanie L. ............................................................................................ 168, 209 Kane, Stephanie ................................................................................................ 068, 236 Kang, Ji Hyon ........................................................................................... 031, 058, 065 Kang, Wook ............................................................................................................... 539 Kangaspunta, Kristiina ............................................................................................. 340 Kanto, Kenichi .......................................................................................................... 350 Kao, Dayu ................................................................................................................. 533 Kaplan, Lauren Michelle .......................................................................................... 052 Kaplan, Paul ............................................................................................................. 443 Kapti, Alican ............................................................................................................. 177 Karen, Mann ............................................................................................................. 456 Karlsen, Kjetil ........................................................................................................... 453 Karn, Angela R. ......................................................................................................... 535 Kashiwagi, Fumio ..................................................................................................... 467 Katz, Charles M. ....................................................................................... 013, 051, 308 Katz, Joanne ...................................................................................................... 148, 606 Katz, Rebecca Sue ..................................................................................................... 535 Kaufman, Joanne M. ................................................................................. 113, 207, 432 Kaukinen, Catherine ......................................................................................... 049, 274 Kauzlarich, Dave .............................................................................. 037, 482, 535, 580 Kaylen, Maria ................................................................................................... 138, 172 Kazemian, Lila .......................................................................................................... 529 Kearns, Amy .............................................................................................................. 214 Keating, Shannon M. ................................................................................................. 335 Keaton, Sandy ........................................................................................................... 464 Keel, Tim ................................................................................................................... 458

532

Kelchner, Tina Marie ................................................................................................ 336 Keller, Elizabeth ....................................................................................................... 050 Kelley, Kathleen D. ................................................................................................... 503 Kelley, Margaret ....................................................................... 197, 378, 411, 500, 625 Kellum, Sharlette ....................................................................................................... 284 Kelly, Bridget ............................................................................................................ 502 Kelly, Sean T. ............................................................................................................ 392 Kendrick-Czugala, Kristen Ashley ............................................................................ 026 Kennedy, Leslie W. ............................................................................................ 125, 623 Kennedy, Margaret Alexis ......................................................................................... 039 Kent, Stephanie ......................................................................................................... 089 Kerle, Ken ................................................................................................................. 403 Kerley, Kent R. .................................................................................................. 084, 170 Kerr, Amy .................................................................................................................. 541 Kerr, Danielle ........................................................................................................... 012 Kerr, Scott J. ............................................................................................................. 631 Kerrison, Erin M. .............................................................................................. 489, 579 Kershaw, Njeri .......................................................................................................... 231 Kethineni, Sesha ........................................................................................................ 605 Keveles, Gary N. ....................................................................................................... 476 Khan, Bilal ........................................................................................................ 101, 419 Khey, David....................................................................................................... 440, 592 Khondaker, Mahfuzul ................................................................................ 049, 245, 291 Khurana, Atika .......................................................................................................... 032 Kierkus, Christopher Anthony ................................................................................... 617 Kieval, Nathaniel Ezra .............................................................................................. 559 Killias, Martin ................................................................................................... 211, 475 Kim, Bitna ......................................................................................................... 031, 043 Kim, Dae-Young ........................................................................................................ 125 Kim, Eunyoung .................................................................................................. 237, 505 Kim, Hyesun .............................................................................................................. 546 Kim, Jeong Hyun ....................................................................................... 072, 203, 533 Kim, MoonSun ................................................................................................... 260, 350 Kim, Ye Jung Jeanne ................................................................................................. 326 Kim, Yeong-Hee ........................................................................................................ 043 Kim, Young S. ............................................................................................................ 196 Kim, Yujin ................................................................................................................. 496 King, Brandy ............................................................................................................. 195 King, Joseph F. ......................................................................................................... 434 King, Kendra ............................................................................................................. 212 King, Ryan D. ............................................................................................................ 386 King, William ............................................................................................................ 013 Kinlock, Timothy W. .......................................................................................... 209, 638 Kinnevy, Susan .......................................................................................................... 478 Kirk, David ........................................................................................................ 198, 280

533

Kissner, Jason ........................................................................................................... 171 Kivivuori, Janne ........................................................................................................ 211 Kleck, Gary ............................................................................................................... 197 Klein, Carolin ........................................................................................................... 039 Klein, Lloyd ....................................................................................... 118, 214, 307, 575 Kleinpeter, Christine ................................................................................................. 200 Kleymann, Erin ......................................................................................................... 050 Kline, Dick ................................................................................................................ 403 Kling, Ryan ............................................................................................................... 265 Klofas, John M .......................................................................................................... 157 Knight, Carly Renee .................................................................................................. 253 Knight, Kelly Evelyn ................................................................................................. 095 Knight, Raymond ............................................................................................... 334, 350 Knox, Myesa Nichole ................................................................................................ 200 Kobayashi, Brenda .................................................................................................... 350 Kobus, Kara .............................................................................................................. 468 Kochel, Tammy Rinehart ................................................................................... 125, 165 Koegl, Christopher .................................................................................................... 556 Koetzle Shaffer, Deborah .......................................................................... 209, 386, 546 Kohler, Jeremy .................................................................................................. 287, 328 Kohm, Steven ............................................................................................................. 384 Koller, Cynthia .......................................................................................................... 258 Kolnes, Ashley R.P. ................................................................................... 336, 428, 554 Konty, Mark .............................................................................................................. 176 Koon-Magnin, Sarah L ............................................................................................. 148 Koons-Witt, Barbara ......................................................................................... 450, 540 Koper, Christopher ........................................................................................... 408, 454 Kopp, Phillip Michael ....................................................................................... 218, 601 Kose, Yasin ................................................................................................ 219, 294, 330 Koski, Connie M. ....................................................................................................... 042 Kosloski, Anna Elizabeth .......................................................................................... 445 Koss, Mary ................................................................................................................ 227 Kostelac, Constance .................................................................................................. 151 Kotarba, Joseph ........................................................................................................ 551 Kovandzic, Tomislav Victor ...................................................................................... 263 Kowalski, Brian R ..................................................................................................... 547 Kramer, Ronald ................................................................................................. 159, 580 Kraska, Peter ............................................................................................ 168, 350, 563 Kraus, Shane ..................................................................................................... 350, 468 Kreager, Derek ......................................................................................................... 589 Krebs, Christopher .................................................................................................... 631 Krienert, Jessie L. ..................................................................................................... 537 Kristin, Kappleman ................................................................................................... 454 Kritikos-Bartlett, Lynn .............................................................................................. 609 Krivo, Lauren J. ........................................................................................................ 542

534

Krohn, Marv ...................................................................................................... 127, 163 Kroner, Daryl ............................................................................................................ 529 Krouse, Klinton ......................................................................................................... 250 Krumholz, Susan Toni ....................................................................................... 105, 436 Kruse, Lisa Marie ..................................................................................................... 044 Kubena, Jiletta L ....................................................................................................... 622 Kubena, Karen .......................................................................................................... 528 Kubrin, Charis E. .............................................................................................. 213, 313 Kubu, Bruce ...................................................................................................... 248, 560 Kuenzi, Michele ......................................................................................................... 115 Kuhl, Danielle ........................................................................................................... 212 Kuhlmann, Annette .................................................................................................... 482 Kuhns, Joseph B. ....................................................................................... 180, 472, 563 Kumar, Korni Swaroop ............................................................................................. 559 Kunic, Dan ................................................................................................................ 161 Kunzi, Tasha ............................................................................................................. 222 Kuo, Shih-Ya ............................................................................................................. 162 Kupchik, Aaron ................................................................................................. 070, 441 Kurlychek, Megan ..................................................................................................... 077 Kurtz, Don L.............................................................................................................. 544 Kutneski, Paula J. ..................................................................................................... 386 Kutnjak Ivkovich, Sanja ............................................................................................ 539 Kutz, Steven P ........................................................................................................... 270 Kwak, Dae-Hoon ............................................................................................... 107, 234 Kyvsgaard, Britta ...................................................................................................... 266

L

La Vigne, Nancy ........................................................................................................ 150 Labriola, Melissa ...................................................................................................... 101 LaFree, Gary ..................................................................................... 099, 179, 232, 343 Lago, Chad ................................................................................................................ 318 LaGrange, Randy L. .......................................................................................... 153, 384 Lai, Yung-Lien ........................................................................................................... 120 Laitinen, Ahti ............................................................................................................. 230 LaMade, Megan ........................................................................................................ 456 Lambert, David ......................................................................................................... 492 Lambert, Eric .................................................................................................... 459, 610 Lanctot, Nadine ......................................................................................................... 440 Lane, Jodi .......................................................................... 069, 153, 273, 308, 486, 630 Lane, Kelsea Jo ......................................................................................................... 280 Lang, Joseph B. ......................................................................................................... 565 Lange, Andrea Gail ................................................................................................... 208 Langton, Lynn ........................................................................................................... 515

535

Lanier, Christina ....................................................................................................... 350 Lanier, Mark M. ........................................................................................ 194, 288, 575 Lansing, Sharon E. .................................................................................................... 200 Lanterman, Jennifer L. .............................................................................................. 178 Lanza-Kaduce, Lonn ......................................................................................... 077, 153 Larocque, Rachelle MJ ............................................................................................. 264 Lars, Misha S. ........................................................................................................... 532 Laske, Mary Therese ................................................................................................. 036 Latessa, Edward ................................................................................ 106, 166, 442, 546 Latham, Tiffany ......................................................................................................... 228 Lattimore, Pamela K. ........................................................................ 081, 268, 274, 564 Laufer, William S. ..................................................................................................... 076 Lauger, Tim ............................................................................................................... 036 Lauritsen, Janet ................................................................................................. 238, 542 Lavery, Timothy Allan ............................................................................................... 568 Lavin, Kristin ............................................................................................................ 423 Lawer, Lindsay .......................................................................................................... 616 Lawson-Clarke, Sherry ............................................................................................. 525 Lawston, Jodie .................................................................................................. 425, 488 Lawton, Brian A. ............................................................................................... 260, 602 Le Blanc, Marc .................................................................................................. 440, 529 Leaf, Philip ................................................................................................................ 350 LeBeau, James L. ...................................................................................................... 350 LeBel, Thomas P. ...................................................................................................... 183 Lee, Byung H. ............................................................................................................ 506 Lee, Chang-Bae ......................................................................................................... 249 Lee, Chang-Hun ................................................................................................ 022, 376 Lee, Daniel ................................................................................................ 052, 258, 632 Lee, Gang .................................................................................................................. 350 Lee, Hoon .................................................................................................................. 486 Lee, Jason ................................................................................................. 318, 412, 544 Lee, Matthew R. ........................................................................................................ 498 Lee, Min-Sik .............................................................................................................. 546 Lee, Pao .................................................................................................................... 532 Lee, Seungmug .......................................................................................................... 031 Lee, Stuart ................................................................................................................. 350 Legault, Richard ....................................................................................................... 099 Leiber, Michael ......................................................................................................... 608 Leichtman, Ellen C. ................................................................................................... 068 Leigey, Margaret E. .................................................................................................. 073 Leighton, Paul ................................................................................................... 065, 634 Leman-Langlois, Stephane ........................................................................................ 030 Lemke, Richard J............................................................................................... 166, 546 Lenning, Emily .......................................................................................................... 159 Lens, Michael .................................................................................................... 090, 500

536

Lentz, Susan .............................................................................................................. 412 Lenza, Michael .......................................................................................................... 482 Leo, Richard .............................................................................................................. 130 Leon, Chrysanthi ............................................................................................... 407, 569 Leonard, Eileen ......................................................................................................... 120 Leonce, Alice ............................................................................................................. 493 Leone, Matthew C. .................................................................................... 082, 182, 456 Lepage, Cory R. ................................................................................................ 444, 626 Lerdtomornsakul, Unisa ............................................................................................ 043 Lero Jonson, Cheryl .......................................................................... 127, 239, 422, 447 Letourneau, Elizabeth J. ........................................................................................... 010 Leugoud, Krystle ....................................................................................................... 530 Levchak, Philip J. ...................................................................................................... 008 Levene, Kathy ............................................................................................................ 556 Levenson, Jill S. ................................................................................................ 010, 307 Leverentz, Andrea ..................................................................................... 059, 137, 292 Levett, Lora M. .......................................................................................................... 607 Levin, David Joshua .......................................................................................... 198, 593 Levin, Jack ........................................................................................................ 531, 616 Levy, Marissa P. ....................................................................................................... 167 Lewis, Dan A. ............................................................................................................ 119 Lewis, John ............................................................................................................... 558 Liang, Bin .......................................................................................................... 115, 502 Liao, You-Lu ............................................................................................................. 533 Libby, Nicholas E. ............................................................................................. 271, 531 Liberman, Akiva ........................................................................................................ 103 Librett, Mitch ............................................................................................................ 117 Lick, Anne ................................................................................................................. 263 Lieberman, Charles Andrew ..................................................................................... 573 Lieberman, Joel D. .................................................................................................... 469 Liebling, Alison ......................................................................................................... 155 Lim, Hyeyoung .......................................................................................................... 071 Lin, Jeff ..................................................................................................................... 215 Lin, Wanchuan .......................................................................................................... 528 Lindquist, Christine ........................................................................................... 292, 564 Lindsey, Greg H. ....................................................................................................... 562 Linhorst, Donald M. .................................................................................................. 184 Link, Tanja C ............................................................................................................ 047 Linn, Edith................................................................................................................. 637 Linnemann, Travis W. ....................................................................................... 137, 282 Linscott, Loren .................................................................................................. 535, 618 Lipford, Kristie .......................................................................................................... 326 Lipsey, Mark ............................................................................................................. 057 Liu, Haiyan ............................................................................................................... 333 Liu, Jianhong ............................................................................................................ 055

537

Liu, Jing .................................................................................................................... 202 Liu, Lin ...................................................................................................................... 134 Liu, Min ..................................................................................................................... 279 Liu, Peter................................................................................................................... 055 Liu, Tzer-chang ......................................................................................................... 199 Liu, Weiwei ............................................................................................................... 327 Liu, Yanhua ....................................................................................................... 545, 602 Livsey, Sarah ............................................................................................................. 041 Lizotte, Alan ...................................................................................................... 127, 196 Lo, Celia C. ....................................................................................... 051, 196, 329, 563 Loader, Ian ........................................................................................................ 155, 380 Lockwood, Brian ............................................................................................... 143, 260 Loeber, Magda .................................................................................................. 045, 112 Loeber, Rolf....................................................................... 009, 045, 112, 350, 543, 621 Loesel, Friedrich A. .......................................................................................... 163, 243 Loftin, Colin .............................................................................................................. 093 Logan, Keith G. ......................................................................................................... 267 Logan, Laura S. ......................................................................................................... 026 Logue, Melissa A. ...................................................................................................... 640 Lombardo, Robert ..................................................................................................... 028 London, Jeffrey Matthew ................................................................................... 117, 194 Long, Jennie .............................................................................................................. 186 Longmire, Dennis ...................................................................................................... 254 Lopez, Paula ............................................................................................................. 456 Lopez, Vera ............................................................................................................... 350 Lord, Vivian B. .......................................................................................................... 195 Lornson, Anne ........................................................................................................... 527 Lough, Todd A. .......................................................................................................... 516 Loughran, Thomas .................................................................................................... 479 Lovegrove, Peter J. ........................................................................................... 182, 215 Loving, Russell .......................................................................................................... 118 Lovins, Brian K. ........................................................................................................ 442 Lovrich, Nicholas P........................................................................................... 147, 420 Lowenkamp, Christopher .................................................................. 106, 166, 442, 546 Lowry, Richard ......................................................................................................... 554 Loynachan, Tracy...................................................................................................... 198 Lu, Hong ................................................................................................... 115, 279, 502 Lucas, Schannae ....................................................................................................... 061 Lucken, Karol M. ...................................................................................................... 613 Luckenbill, David F................................................................................................... 385 Lum, Cynthia ............................................................................................................. 408 Luna-Firebaugh, Eileen ............................................................................................ 471 Lundman, Richard J. ................................................................................................. 547 Lurigio, Arthur J. ...................................................................................... 184, 381, 553 Lussier, Patrick ................................................................................. 048, 204, 277, 350

538

Luther, Kate .............................................................................................................. 275 Luxenburg, Joan ....................................................................................................... 575 Lynch, James P. ........................................................................ 078, 132, 174, 309, 565 Lynch, Michael .......................................................................................................... 535 Lynton, Eddy ............................................................................................................. 642 Lyons, Christopher Joseph ........................................................................................ 536 Lysova, Aleksandra Vladimirovna ............................................................................ 086 Lytle, Daniel .............................................................................................................. 350

M

MacDonald, Dennis W. ............................................................................................. 488 MacDonald, John ...................................................................................... 113, 240, 248 Mace, Robyn R. ......................................................................................... 385, 533, 571 Machtinger, Lesley .................................................................................................... 350 Mack, Kristin ............................................................................................................. 608 MacKenzie, Doris Layton ......................................................... 164, 320, 421, 476, 569 Macmillan, Ross ........................................................................................................ 035 MacMillan, Scott N. .................................................................................................. 607 Madan, Manish ......................................................................................................... 629 Maddan, Sean ........................................................................................................... 406 Madensen, Tamara D. ............................................................................................... 472 Maggard, Scott R. ..................................................................................................... 258 Maguire, Mary .......................................................................................................... 118 Maher, Timothy ......................................................................................................... 544 Mahoney, Annette M. ................................................................................................ 250 Mahoney, Margaret .................................................................................................. 249 Maimon, David ................................................................................................. 016, 162 Mair, George ............................................................................................................. 249 Makarios, Matthew ........................................................................................... 169, 494 Malley, Sara Elizabeth .............................................................................................. 481 Mallicoat, Stacy ................................................................................................ 315, 461 Mallik-Kane, Kamala ................................................................................................ 150 Malm, Aili E. ............................................................................................................. 250 Manaois, Andrew ...................................................................................................... 343 Manasse, Michelle .................................................................................................... 033 Mancini, Christina .................................................................................................... 301 Manerowski, Lisa ...................................................................................................... 075 Maniglia, Rebecca .................................................................................................... 448 Manis, Jennifer ......................................................................................................... 350 Mann, Jim ................................................................................................................. 560 Mann, Karen ............................................................................................................. 122 Mann, Ruth M. .......................................................................................................... 186 Marchetti, Elena ....................................................................................................... 557

539

Marcum, Catherine ................................................................................................... 595 Marcus-Mendoza, Susan ................................................................................... 269, 518 Mares, Dennis ........................................................................................................... 604 Margaryan, Satenik ................................................................................................... 332 Markovska, Anna ...................................................................................................... 208 Markowitz, Michael W. ............................................................................................. 120 Markwalder, Nora ..................................................................................................... 211 Marquart, James W. .......................................................................................... 350, 631 Marshall, Chris ......................................................................................................... 137 Marshall, Ineke Haen ................................................................................ 024, 304, 526 Martin, Brian ............................................................................................................ 449 Martin, Christine ....................................................................................................... 501 Martin, Jamie S. ........................................................................................................ 558 Martin, Kimberly H. .................................................................................................. 576 Martin, Monica J....................................................................................................... 223 Martin, Randy ........................................................................................................... 558 Martin, Steve S. ................................................................................................. 180, 270 Martin, Susan E. ....................................................................................................... 561 Martin, Yolanda Carmen .......................................................................................... 501 Martinez, Damian J........................................................................................... 142, 251 Martinez, Ramiro .............................................................................................. 313, 542 Marton, John ............................................................................................................. 041 Maruna, Shadd .................................................................................................. 183, 345 Marwah, Sanjay ................................................................................................ 316, 376 Marz, Kaye ................................................................................................................ 452 Maschi, Tina ............................................................................................................. 467 Maskaly, Jon ............................................................................................................. 082 Mason, Kathryn ......................................................................................................... 085 Massoglia, Michael ................................................................................................... 620 Mastrocinque, Jeanna M. .......................................................................................... 627 Mastrofski, Steve D. .......................................................................................... 125, 567 Masuda, Yuta ............................................................................................................ 464 Mata, Andrea Deanna ............................................................................................... 122 Matejkowski, Jason ................................................................................................... 350 Matheson, Flora I. .................................................................................................... 161 Matos, Tiffany ........................................................................................................... 641 Matravers, Amanda ........................................................................................... 121, 567 Matsuda, Kristy N. .................................................................................................... 034 Matsuda, Mauri ......................................................................................................... 263 Matsueda, Ross ......................................................................................................... 029 Matthews, Shelley Keith ............................................................................................ 164 Matthews, Tim ........................................................................................................... 024 Mattingly, MaryBeth ................................................................................................. 230 Maxim, Paul S. .......................................................................................................... 350 Maxson, Cheryl ......................................................................................................... 290

540

Maxwell, Christopher D. ................................................................................... 244, 503 Maxwell, Shiela Royo ........................................................................................ 452, 506 May, David C. ................................................................................... 249, 392, 467, 600 May, Suepattra .......................................................................................................... 265 Mazeika, David ......................................................................................................... 350 Mazerolle, Lorraine .................................................................................................. 320 Mazerolle, Paul ................................................................. 127, 239, 266, 350, 382, 557 McAlpine, Claire ....................................................................................................... 047 McCafferty, Michael ......................................................................................... 202, 644 McCafferty, Sean ....................................................................................................... 350 McCall, Patricia L. ................................................................................................... 230 McCarty, William Patrick ......................................................................................... 138 McCaskill (invited), Senator Claire .......................................................................... 483 McClellan, Janet ....................................................................................................... 499 McCluskey, Cynthia Perez ........................................................................................ 240 McCluskey, John ............................................................................................... 240, 346 McConnell, William .................................................................................................. 041 McCord, Eric S. ........................................................................................................ 143 McCorkel, Jill A. ............................................................................................... 206, 481 McCormick, Amanda V. ............................................................................................ 592 McDavid, Justine ...................................................................................................... 484 McDevitt, Jack .................................................................................................. 235, 516 McDevitt-Murphy, Meghan ....................................................................................... 350 McDonald, Courtney ................................................................................................. 350 McDonald, William F. ...................................................................................... 201, 289 McDowall, David .............................................................................................. 025, 093 McDowell, Meghan ................................................................................................... 303 McDowell, Nailah ..................................................................................................... 288 McElfresh, Rick ......................................................................................................... 056 McElroy, Sean ........................................................................................................... 641 McEwen, Tom ........................................................................................................... 603 McGaha, H. James ............................................................................................ 350, 642 McGarrell, Edmund F. .............................................................. 128, 157, 297, 426, 623 McGee, Tara Renae .......................................................................................... 382, 621 McGee, Zina ...................................................................................... 206, 228, 299, 350 McGeever, Kelly ....................................................................................................... 476 McGloin, Jean ................................................................................................... 280, 510 McGovern, Virginia .................................................................................................. 383 McGrath, Shelly A. .................................................................................................... 181 McGuire, Caitlin J. ........................................................................................... 059, 169 McGuire, Dyan Dyan ........................................................................................ 389, 598 McGurrin, Danielle ........................................................................................... 275, 333 McIllwain, Jeffrey ..................................................................................... 123, 216, 306 McInerney, Mark Edmund ........................................................................................ 573 McIntosh, William ..................................................................................................... 528

541

McIntyre, Jared Kean ............................................................................................... 377 McKean, Jerome ............................................................................................... 088, 200 McKim, Allison R. ..................................................................................................... 206 McKinney, Dani ........................................................................................................ 464 McKinzey, Shelby .............................................................................................. 047, 215 McLean, Sarah J. .............................................................................................. 260, 350 McMillan, Richard D. ............................................................................................... 008 McMillin, Heidee ...................................................................................... 535, 609, 618 McNabb, Neal ................................................................................................... 214, 311 McNair, Cindy ........................................................................................................... 041 McNulty, Thomas L. .................................................................................................. 234 McSherry, Joseph Bradley ........................................................................................ 077 Meade, Benjamin ...................................................................................................... 450 Meares, Tracey L. ..................................................................................................... 104 Mears, Daniel ................................................................................................... 105, 133 Medina, Juanjo ......................................................................................................... 342 Medler, Lindsey ......................................................................................................... 350 Meehan, Albert J. ...................................................................................................... 420 Meeker, James W. ..................................................................................... 153, 273, 350 Mehlman, Kimberly Brooke .............................................................................. 350, 383 Meisel, Joshua ........................................................................................................... 484 Melander, Lisa A. ...................................................................................................... 350 Melde, Chris ...................................................................................... 182, 290, 456, 530 Meldrum, Ryan Charles ............................................................................ 122, 222, 526 Mele, Marie ............................................................................................................... 148 Mellow, Jeff ....................................................................................................... 065, 449 Meloy, Michelle L. .................................................................................................... 405 Melton, Heather ........................................................................................................ 379 Meltzer, Melissa Lee ................................................................................................. 113 Melvin, Jennifer ................................................................................................ 235, 623 Melzer, Sharon .......................................................................................................... 540 Menard, Kim S. ................................................................................................. 108, 379 Menard, Scott .................................................................................................... 067, 622 Mendez, Monica ........................................................................................................ 276 Mendlinger, Sheryl E. ............................................................................................... 014 Mennis, Jeremy ......................................................................................................... 143 Merlo, Alida .............................................................................................. 034, 077, 133 Merritt, Nancy ........................................................................................... 081, 404, 485 Mervis, Brett A. ......................................................................................................... 507 Mese, Ibrahim ........................................................................................................... 154 Mesko, Gorazd .......................................................................................................... 579 Mesloh, Charlie ......................................................................................................... 156 Messina, Nena ........................................................................................................... 233 Messner, Steven F. .................................................................................... 027, 055, 239 Metzger, Tim ..................................................................................................... 205, 241

542

Meyer, Jon'a .............................................................................................................. 471 Meyer, Silke ............................................................................................................... 557 Mhlanga, Bonny M. ........................................................................................... 407, 516 Michalowski, Raymond J. ......................................................... 159, 201, 303, 538, 580 Michalsen, Venezia ................................................................................................... 096 Michaud, Patrick ....................................................................................................... 293 Michaud, Pierre-Andre ............................................................................................. 350 Middendorf, Rena...................................................................................................... 281 Mieczkowski, Tom ............................................................................................. 293, 325 Miethe, Terry ............................................................................................. 115, 391, 468 Miglin, Paul Jason .................................................................................................... 350 Miles, Lucas .............................................................................................................. 594 Millar, Paul ....................................................................................................... 244, 350 Miller, Ashley M. ....................................................................................................... 060 Miller, Bryan Lee .............................................................................................. 246, 592 Miller, Erin ............................................................................................................... 232 Miller, Holly Ventura ........................................................................................ 122, 222 Miller, Holly .............................................................................................................. 063 Miller, J. Mitchell.............................................................................................. 122, 171 Miller, Jody ....................................................................................... 074, 238, 495, 527 Miller, Joel ................................................................................................................ 500 Miller, Karen ............................................................................................................. 212 Miller, Kirk ....................................................................................................... 385, 420 Miller, Kristine .................................................................................................. 023, 121 Miller, Marna G. ....................................................................................................... 057 Miller, Mitch M. ........................................................................................................ 460 Miller, Noah .............................................................................................................. 350 Miller, Shari .............................................................................................................. 525 Miller, Susan L. ................................................................................................. 405, 561 Mirchandani, Rekha .................................................................................................. 380 Mitchell, Fawn Ngo........................................................................................... 110, 332 Mitchell, Jessica Nicole ............................................................................................ 278 Mitchell, Ojmarrh ..................................................................................................... 169 Moak, Stacy ............................................................................................................... 032 Modecki, Kathryn L................................................................................................... 171 Moilanen, Irma ......................................................................................................... 496 Monahan, Torin ........................................................................................................ 314 Monk, Khadija M. ............................................................................................. 134, 350 Monroe, Kurt L. ........................................................................................................ 203 Monteiro, Carlos ....................................................................................................... 476 Montoya, Celeste ....................................................................................................... 503 Moon, Byongook ....................................................................................................... 346 Moore, Angela ................................................................................... 088, 244, 404, 485 Moore, Colleen Theresa ............................................................................................ 208 Moore, Jason M. ....................................................................................................... 514

543

Mora, Kathy .............................................................................................................. 418 Moran, Richard ......................................................................................................... 613 Morash, Merry .......................................................................................................... 102 Moreau, Julie-Anne ................................................................................................... 440 Morenoff, Jeffrey ....................................................................................................... 016 Morhard, Jim ............................................................................................................ 179 Mori, Takemi ............................................................................................................. 350 Morreale, Steve ......................................................................................................... 063 Morris, Angela R. ...................................................................................................... 178 Morris, Nancy A. ....................................................................................................... 226 Morris, Patrice .......................................................................................................... 350 Morris, Robert G. ...................................................................................................... 067 Morris, Sara Z. .................................................................................................. 528, 555 Morris, Travis ........................................................................................................... 128 Morrison, Greg ......................................................................................................... 446 Mors, Terry M. .................................................................................................. 428, 554 Morselli, Carlo .......................................................................................................... 440 Moses, Marilyn ......................................................................................................... 463 Mosher, Clayton ................................................................................................ 116, 420 Moskos, Peter ............................................................................................................ 637 Motivans, Mark ................................................................................................. 067, 475 Motto, Michael C. ..................................................................................................... 567 Moult, Kelley ............................................................................................. 548, 582, 619 Mudge, Mark ............................................................................................................. 480 Mueller, David .......................................................................................................... 032 Mugellini, Giulia ....................................................................................................... 341 Muhammad, Bahiyyah Miallah ................................................................. 350, 436, 466 Muirhead, Yvonne ..................................................................................................... 458 Mulcahy, Timothy...................................................................................................... 560 Mulford, Carrie ................................................................................................. 175, 409 Mullendore, Kristine ................................................................................................. 129 Mulligan, Erin ........................................................................................................... 350 Mullings, Janet L............................................................................................... 032, 631 Mullins, Christopher W. ............................................................................ 037, 411, 580 Mulmat, Darlanne Hoctor ......................................................................................... 464 Mulvey, Edward P. .................................................................................................... 479 Mupier, Robert .......................................................................................................... 284 Muraskin, Roslyn .............................................................................................. 316, 432 Murphy, Gerry .......................................................................................................... 509 Murphy, Lisa M. ................................................................................................ 315, 617 Murphy, Tiffany ......................................................................................................... 126 Murray, David M. ..................................................................................................... 053 Murray, Joseph ......................................................................................................... 266 Murray, Rebecca K. .................................................................................. 024, 172, 335 Mus, Ekrem ............................................................................................................... 203

544

Muscat, Bernadette T. ....................................................................................... 231, 555 Muslim, Amy ............................................................................................................. 101 Mustaine, Elizabeth Ehrhardt ................................................................................... 350 Muzzatti, Stephen L. .................................................................................. 314, 482, 538 Myer, Andrew .................................................................................... 239, 393, 422, 494 Myers, David L. ................................................................................. 258, 329, 558, 632 Myers, Larry ..................................................................................................... 491, 522 Myers, Laura ..................................................................................................... 491, 522 Myers, Randy ............................................................................................................ 286 Myrstol, Brad A. ........................................................................................................ 054

N

Na, Chongmin ........................................................................................................... 263 Nabors, Erin .............................................................................................................. 088 Nagin, Daniel .................................................................................................... 127, 479 Najman, Jake M. ....................................................................................................... 382 Nakamura, Kiminori ................................................................................................. 277 Nalla, Mahesh ........................................................................................... 539, 561, 629 Nance, Michael L. ..................................................................................................... 093 Nannini, Janelle M. ................................................................................................... 017 NaPier, Emily A. ....................................................................................................... 251 Napolitano, Laura ..................................................................................................... 074 Narag, Raymund Espinosa ........................................................................................ 630 Nasheri, Hedi ............................................................................................................ 272 Natarajan, Mangai .................................................................................................... 561 Nation, Denise ........................................................................................... 228, 412, 507 Navarro, Angela Marcela ......................................................................................... 465 Nazaretian, Zavin JM ................................................................................................ 614 Nedelec, Joe L. .......................................................................................................... 376 Neilan, Veronica ....................................................................................................... 419 Neimeyer, Emily Kay ................................................................................................. 350 Nelen, Hans ............................................................................................................... 285 Nellis, Ashley Marie .......................................................................................... 252, 442 Neuilly, Melanie-Angela ................................................................................... 304, 336 Neusteter, Suzanne Rebecca...................................................................... 250, 282, 470 Newburn, Tim .................................................................................................... 155, 547 Newby, III, William ................................................................................................... 456 Newman, Anika ......................................................................................................... 109 Newman, Graeme ...................................................................................................... 629 Newman, Matt ........................................................................................................... 052 Newton, Phyllis ......................................................................................................... 560 Nguyen, Holly ........................................................................................................... 350 Nhan, Johnny ............................................................................................................ 533

545

Nichols, Lawrence T. ................................................................................................ 020 Nicholson, David F ................................................................................................... 494 Nie, Yuxuan ............................................................................................................... 082 Nielsen, Amie L. ........................................................................................ 091, 149, 207 Nielsen, Marianne October ....................................................................................... 471 Nieuwbeerta, Paul ............................................................. 095, 211, 230, 277, 327, 445 Nikolic-Ristanovic, Vesna ......................................................................................... 083 Niroula, Nirmal ......................................................................................................... 350 Nisbett, Gwendelyn S ........................................................................................ 214, 311 Nivette, Amy .............................................................................................................. 304 Noaks, John Charles ................................................................................................. 350 Noaks, Lesley Ann ..................................................................................................... 350 Nobles, Matt R. ......................................................................................... 026, 152, 307 Noe, Kathryn R .......................................................................................................... 350 Nofziger, Stacey ................................................................................................ 049, 222 Nolan, III, James J. ........................................................................................... 210, 436 Noonan, James .......................................................................................................... 287 Nowacki, Jeffrey S. .................................................................................................... 446 Nugent, Jennifer ........................................................................................................ 350

O

O'Brien, Patricia ....................................................................................................... 292 O'Connell, Daniel J. .................................................................................. 135, 270, 554 O'Connor, Thomas Riley ........................................................................................... 216 O'Donnell, Christina ................................................................................. 182, 245, 288 Oakley, M. Brooke .................................................................................................... 101 Obergfell-Fuchs, Joachim ......................................................................................... 185 Oberweis, Trish ......................................................................................................... 180 Oberwittler, Dietrich ......................................................................................... 211, 572 Obinyan, Evaristus Otatade ...................................................................................... 578 Obradovic, Zoran ...................................................................................................... 143 Ocejo, Richard E. ...................................................................................................... 040 Ochie, Sr., Charles O. ....................................................................................... 520, 578 Odo, Jonathan ........................................................................................................... 520 Oesterle, Sabrina ...................................................................................................... 053 Ogle, Robbin S. ......................................................................................................... 424 Okafo, Nonso ............................................................................................................. 141 Okita, K. .................................................................................................................... 350 Olson, Bernadette...................................................................................................... 394 Olson, David Eric ............................................................................. 028, 209, 334, 486 Omori, Marisa Kei .................................................................................................... 350 Onofrio, Jenn .................................................................................................... 133, 605 Onwdiwe, Ihekwoaba Declan............................................................................ 284, 299

546

Onyeozili, Emmanuel ................................................................................ 261, 520, 578 Oobuchi, Kenichi ...................................................................................................... 350 Opolot, Ejakait J.S.E ................................................................................................. 284 Opsal, Tara D. .......................................................................................................... 405 Oriola, Temitope Babatunde ..................................................................................... 639 Orloff, Leslye ............................................................................................................. 031 Ortmeier, PJ .............................................................................................................. 063 Oselin, Sharon ........................................................................................................... 056 Osgood, Wayne ......................................................................................................... 280 Ostram, Brian ........................................................................................................... 081 Ottati, Victor C. ......................................................................................................... 541 Ottensmann, John R. ......................................................................................... 410, 562 Ouassini, Nabil ......................................................................................................... 573 Ousey, Graham C. ..................................................................................................... 313 Owen, Barbara .......................................................................................... 081, 534, 569 Owen, Rachael .......................................................................................................... 047 Owen, Stephen ................................................................................................... 433, 445 Ozdemir, Habib ................................................................................. 194, 228, 306, 339 Ozgenturk, Ilyas ................................................................................................ 446, 567 Ozturk, Mesut .................................................................................................... 446, 567

P

Pacheco, Vivian C. .................................................................................... 135, 233, 335 Pack, Robert P. ......................................................................................................... 194 Page, Josh ................................................................................................................. 610 Paik, Leslie ................................................................................................................ 116 Paiz, Stefanie C. ........................................................................................................ 350 Palacios, Wilson Raul ............................................................................... 092, 116, 180 Paladino, Amalia Soledad ......................................................................................... 086 Palmer-Boyes, Ashley ............................................................................................... 617 Palombo, Bernadette Jones ....................................................................................... 495 Panfil, Vanessa R. ..................................................................................................... 069 Pantano, Juan ........................................................................................................... 528 Panuccio, Elizabeth Angiello .................................................................................... 484 Paoline, Eugene A. .................................................................................................... 242 Papachristos, Andrew ............................................................................................... 104 Paramelle, Francoise Claude ........................................................................... 350, 640 Pare, Paul-Philippe .................................................................................................. 350 Park, Chul-Hyun ....................................................................................................... 263 Park, Jisun ................................................................................................................ 334 Park, MiRang ............................................................................................................ 039 Park, Seong Min ........................................................................................................ 570 Park, Sunyoung ......................................................................................................... 059

547

Park, Suyeon ..................................................................................................... 031, 506 Parker, Amanda M. Sharp ........................................................................................ 216 Parker, Karen F. ............................................................................... 113, 283, 330, 489 Parker, Laurin ........................................................................................... 009, 135, 504 Parker, Macon .......................................................................................................... 540 Parker, Robert Nash ......................................................................................... 175, 626 Parkin, William ......................................................................................................... 318 Parks, Roger B. ......................................................................................................... 567 Parmar, Alpa ............................................................................................................. 508 Parsons, Nick ............................................................................................................ 017 Pasko, Lisa ................................................................................................................ 022 Pass, Michael ............................................................................................................ 606 Passas, Nikos ............................................................................................................ 340 Patchin, Justin W. ..................................................................................... 197, 308, 415 Pate, Kerensa .................................................................................................... 465, 631 Pate, Matthew ........................................................................................................... 282 Paternoster, Ray ............................................................................................... 127, 263 Pattavina, April ......................................................................................................... 492 Patten, Ryan .............................................................................................................. 396 Patterson, Evelyn Joy ................................................................................................ 073 Paul, Richard ............................................................................................................ 471 Paulhamus, Meaghan ........................................................................................ 281, 514 Pavesi, Irene ............................................................................................................. 197 Payne, Allison Ann .................................................................................................... 300 Payne, Brian ............................................................................................................. 149 Payne, Troy ............................................................................................................... 134 Pearce, Susan ............................................................................................................ 276 Pearlman, Terrylynn ......................................................................................... 202, 619 Pearson-Nelson, Benjamin ................................................................................ 230, 250 Peel, Meghan E. ................................................................................................ 143, 526 Peguero, Anthony ...................................................................................................... 300 Pekgozlu, Ilker .................................................................................. 194, 228, 306, 339 Pelfrey, Jr., William .................................................................................................. 177 Pelvin, Holly ............................................................................................................. 075 Pendzich, Margaret ................................................................................................... 240 Penn, Everette ........................................................................................................... 299 Pepinsky, Harold ....................................................................................................... 083 Pepler, Debra ............................................................................................................ 556 Pepper, Karen Marie ................................................................................................ 350 Peralta, Sofia Grisel ......................................................................................... 461, 594 Perez, Deanna M............................................................................................... 061, 257 Perez, Xavier Fernando ............................................................................................ 507 Perkinson, Robert...................................................................................................... 553 Perlin, Michael Louis ................................................................................................ 523 Perras, Chantal ......................................................................................................... 637

548

Perrone, Dina M. ...................................................................................................... 092 Perry, Barb ............................................................................................................... 042 Petee, Thomas A. ....................................................................................... 271, 435, 537 Peterson, Dana ......................................................................... 069, 182, 290, 342, 530 Peterson, Elicka S.L. ......................................................................................... 033, 531 Peterson, Ruth D. ...................................................................................................... 542 Peterson-Badali, Michele .......................................................................................... 075 Petras, Hanno ........................................................................................................... 327 Petrie, Carol ............................................................................................................. 132 Petrocelli, Matthew ................................................................................................... 180 Petrosino, Anthony .................................................................................................... 453 Petrosino-Turpin, Carolyn ........................................................................................ 453 Pettigrew, Mark Nicholas ......................................................................................... 572 Pettinicchio, David.................................................................................... 019, 165, 416 Pezzella, Frank S....................................................................................................... 543 Pezzullo, Jr., Gerald P. ............................................................................................. 259 Pfaff, Debora ............................................................................................................. 599 Pfaff, John ................................................................................................................. 169 Pfeifer, Heather ......................................................................................... 041, 350, 627 Phillips, Coretta ........................................................................................................ 092 Phillips, Nickie .......................................................................................................... 017 Phillips, Scott W. ....................................................................................................... 346 Phillips, Scott ............................................................................................................ 443 Phipps, Ophelia ......................................................................................................... 519 Pierce, Glenn ............................................................................................................ 176 Pierce, Mari .............................................................................................................. 475 Pincus, Aaron L. ....................................................................................................... 379 Pino, Nathan W. ........................................................................................................ 051 Pipe, Margaret-Ellen ................................................................................................ 409 Piquero, Alex ..................................................................................... 026, 127, 222, 327 Piquero, Nicole Leeper ..................................................................................... 239, 255 Pitts, Wayne J. ................................................................................................... 137, 332 Pizarro, Jesenia ........................................................................................................ 336 Plebanski, David J. ........................................................................................... 202, 437 Pleggenkuhle, Breanne R. ......................................................................................... 381 Plywaczewski, Emil Walenty ..................................................................................... 046 Pogarsky, Greg ......................................................................................................... 589 Pogrebin, Mark Richard ........................................................................................... 067 Poland, Amy .............................................................................................. 350, 450, 628 Polczynski, Christa.................................................................................................... 383 Polizzi, David ............................................................................................................ 402 Pollard, Bernie .......................................................................................................... 508 Pollard, Nahanni ............................................................................................... 574, 635 Pollock, Joycelyn ...................................................................................................... 569 Pollock, Wendi Kaye ................................................................................................. 392

549

Polzer, Katie ............................................................................................................. 023 Pompa, Lori .............................................................................................. 085, 111, 436 Ponder, Bruce ........................................................................................................... 350 Poole, Mary Jo .......................................................................................................... 425 Poon, Nancy .............................................................................................................. 482 Popp, Ann Marie ....................................................................................... 024, 064, 114 Porter, Lauren Caroline ........................................................................................... 025 Portillos, Edwardo Luis ............................................................................................ 298 Postle, Greg .............................................................................................................. 221 Poteyeva, Margarita ................................................................................................. 211 Potter, Hillary ................................................................................................... 503, 606 Poulin, Mary E. ......................................................................................................... 060 Povitsky Stickle, Wendy ............................................................................................. 415 Pratt, Travis C. ................................................................................................. 166, 420 Pray, Scott A. ............................................................................................................ 177 Prendergast, Michael ........................................................................................ 185, 233 Presdee, Mike ............................................................................................................ 168 Presser, Lois ..................................................................................................... 166, 448 Preston, Kenneth J. ................................................................................................... 350 Price, Carmel E. ....................................................................................................... 439 Pridemore, Sherri A. ................................................................................................. 030 Pridemore, William Alex ................................................................................... 138, 180 Priest, Amanda K. ..................................................................................... 378, 500, 625 Proctor, Amy L. ......................................................................................................... 032 Proctor, Janice .......................................................................................................... 185 Proctor, Kristopher ................................................................................................... 626 Pruitt, William R. ...................................................................................................... 414 Pruss, Heather .......................................................................................................... 236 Pucci, Nicole Joey ..................................................................................................... 039 Pugh, Dana ............................................................................................................... 609 Puzzanchera, Charles ............................................................................................... 566

Q

Qi, Shenghui .............................................................................................................. 572 Quann, Nathalie L. .................................................................................................... 015 Quaries, Chavonne S. ................................................................................................ 030 Quinet, Kenna ................................................................................................... 393, 531 Quintana, Elena ................................................................................................ 205, 241

R

550

Rabe-Hemp, Cara Elizabeth ............................................................................. 448, 512 Raben, Robert ........................................................................................................... 179 Rader, Nicole .................................................................................................... 224, 273 Rafter, Nicole ............................................................................................................ 305 Ragan, Daniel T. ....................................................................................................... 135 Ragatz, Laurie ........................................................................................................... 350 Rager, Jessica ........................................................................................................... 555 Raghavan, Chitra .............................................................................................. 064, 229 Raine, Adrian ............................................................................................ 011, 140, 350 Rainford, Jeff ............................................................................................................. 287 Ralphs, Robert ........................................................................................................... 342 Rambarran, Alana ..................................................................................................... 519 Ramirez, Paulaska Salome ........................................................................................ 413 Ramirez, Suzanna ...................................................................................................... 029 Rand, Michael ................................................................................................... 108, 391 Randa, Ryan .............................................................................................................. 350 Ranjan, Sheetal ................................................................................. 094, 229, 413, 641 Ransom, Gary R. ....................................................................................................... 464 Rasche, Christine ...................................................................................... 154, 275, 432 Ratansi, Shamir ......................................................................................................... 062 Ratchford, Marie Angela ........................................................................................... 256 Ratcliffe, Jerry ................................................................................................... 139, 602 Rattner, Arye ............................................................................................................. 508 Rawstorne, Shirley .................................................................................................... 133 Ray, James V. ............................................................................................................ 280 Rayne, Kaitlin ........................................................................................................... 350 Reaves, Brian ............................................................................................................ 202 Rebellon, Cesar ................................................................................................. 171, 207 Rebovich, Donald ...................................................................................................... 571 Rechichi, Jennifer A. ................................................................................................. 022 Reckdenwald, Amy .................................................................................................... 393 Redhawk-Love, Sharon ............................................................................................. 432 Reed, Gary E. ............................................................................................................ 535 Reed, Mark David ..................................................................................................... 350 Reed, Sarah Joanna .................................................................................................. 416 Reed, Winnie ..................................................................................................... 404, 485 Rees, Carter ...................................................................................................... 387, 589 Rees, Daniel .............................................................................................................. 147 Regan, Sheila ............................................................................................................ 241 Regoeczi, Wendy C. ........................................................................... 283, 458, 468, 537 Reid, Joan Adkins ...................................................................................................... 086 Reid, Shannon ........................................................................................................... 603 Reinauer, Stephanie .................................................................................................. 494 Reisig, Michael D. ............................................................................................. 073, 107 Reitler, Angela K. ...................................................................................................... 350

551

Reitzel, John David ................................................................................................... 608 Rempel, Michael ....................................................................................................... 101 Remster, Brianna N. .................................................................................................. 526 Ren, Ling ........................................................................................................... 039, 147 Rengert, George ........................................................................................................ 139 Rengifo, Andres F. .................................................................................... 078, 511, 565 Rennison, Callie ................................................................................................ 088, 182 Renzetti, Claire M. .................................................................................................... 375 Reschenberg, Kristin ................................................................................................. 345 Revilla, Ruth .............................................................................................................. 624 Reyes, Cassandra Lynn ............................................................................................. 209 Reynald, Danielle M. ................................................................................................ 172 Reynolds, Kenneth Michael ....................................................................................... 597 Reyns, Bradford ................................................................................................ 052, 350 Rhineberger-Dunn, Gayle ......................................................................................... 137 Rhodes, Bill ............................................................................................................... 265 Rhodes, Jeremy R. ..................................................................................................... 223 Rhoton, Daniel .......................................................................................................... 350 Ribetti, Marcella ....................................................................................................... 636 Ricciardelli, Rosemary .............................................................................................. 302 Rice, Kennon ............................................................................................................. 245 Rice, Stephen K. ................................................................................ 084, 122, 253, 420 Richards, Stephen.............................................................................................. 345, 455 Richmond, Kerry ............................................................................................... 076, 470 Richmond, Therese S. ................................................................................................ 093 Riddick, Christopher ................................................................................................. 195 Rider, Erin................................................................................................................. 642 Riedel, Marc ...................................................................... 031, 349, 423, 458, 488, 537 Riggs, Jennet ............................................................................................................. 128 Rigt Poortman, Anne ................................................................................................. 095 Riley, Robert ............................................................................................................. 350 Riley, Warren ............................................................................................................ 113 Ritchey, Andrew ........................................................................................................ 175 Rivera, Craig ............................................................................................. 271, 486, 575 Rivera, Marny ........................................................................................................... 221 Roark, Jenn ............................................................................................................... 095 Robbins, Blaine ......................................................................................................... 416 Roberts, Aki ............................................................................................................... 536 Roberts, James C....................................................................................................... 148 Roberts, Kathleen ...................................................................................................... 163 Roberts, Robert E. L. ................................................................................................. 473 Robinson, Bryan K. ................................................................................................... 413 Robinson, Jennifer ............................................................................................ 143, 288 Robinson, Laurie ............................................................................................... 179, 483 Robinson, Matthew............................................................................ 030, 316, 376, 490

552

Robinson, Robin ................................................................................................ 350, 518 Robison, Kristenne M. ............................................................................................... 544 Robyn, Linda ............................................................................................................. 471 Rocheleau, Ann Marie ............................................................................................... 075 Rocque, Michael Ansel .............................................................................................. 476 Rodeheaver, Daniel ................................................................................................... 611 Rodick, Giza .............................................................................................................. 163 Rodrigues, Corinne Davis ......................................................................................... 019 Rodriguez, Crystal Catherine.................................................................................... 040 Rodriguez, Nancy .............................................................................. 051, 227, 383, 466 Roe-Sepowitz, Dominique ......................................................... 069, 213, 465, 506, 631 Roebuck, Benjamin............................................................................................ 030, 174 Rogers, Meghan Lynn ............................................................................................... 350 Rogerson, Michelle ................................................................................................... 519 Roh, Sunghoon .......................................................................................................... 638 Rojek, Jeff .......................................................................................................... 156, 240 Rolison, Garry ........................................................................................................... 425 Rollwagen, Heather Alexandra ................................................................................. 089 Roman, John ..................................................................................... 200, 253, 464, 603 Ronan, Kevin R. ........................................................................................................ 350 Rookey, Bryan ........................................................................................................... 144 Root, Carl Allen ........................................................................................................ 350 Roots, Roger I. .......................................................................................................... 444 Rorie, Melissa ........................................................................................................... 136 Rosay, Andre B. ................................................................................................. 221, 638 Rose, Chris ................................................................................................................ 482 Rose, Kristina ............................................................................................................ 108 Rosenbaum, Dennis P. .............................................................................................. 568 Rosenfeld, Brandonn Michael ................................................................................... 212 Rosenfeld, Richard .................................................................................... 132, 239, 287 Rosenthal, Robyn Lori ............................................................................................... 194 Rosky, Jeffrey W. ............................................................................................... 087, 543 Rosoff, Kate ............................................................................................................... 310 Ross, Darrell Lee ...................................................................................................... 554 Ross, Jeffrey Ian ........................................................................................ 317, 455, 580 Ross, Stuart ............................................................................................................... 015 Rossman, Shelli ......................................................................................................... 200 Rossmo, Kim ............................................................................................................. 293 Rossner, Meredith ..................................................................................................... 633 Roth, Mitchel ..................................................................................................... 123, 225 Rothe, Dawn L. ......................................................................................... 037, 159, 580 Rountree, Meredith Martin ....................................................................................... 073 Roush, Jeffrey B. ....................................................................................................... 341 Rousseau, Danielle............................................................................................ 259, 608 Roussell, Aaron ......................................................................................................... 505

553

Rowell, Tawandra L. ................................................................................................. 061 Ruback, R. Barry ............................................................................................... 148, 574 Ruccio, Alessia .......................................................................................................... 477 Ruddell, Rick ............................................................................................................. 396 Rudes, Danielle Sheldon ................................................................................... 059, 215 Ruggiero, Vincenzo ................................................................................................... 083 Rugola, Rebekah ....................................................................................................... 350 Ruhland, Ebony ......................................................................................................... 215 Rusnak, Danielle M. .................................................................................................. 350 Russell, Brenda L. ..................................................................................... 245, 350, 468 Ryals-Keller, Shawn Peter ........................................................................................ 469 Ryan, Desmond ......................................................................................................... 476 Ryan, Kori ................................................................................................................. 174 Ryder, Judith A. ................................................................................................. 350, 518

S

Sabina, Chiara .......................................................................................................... 281 Sabol, William ................................................................................................... 497, 565 Sacks, Meghan .......................................................................................................... 574 Sainato, Vincenzo .............................................................................. 178, 301, 309, 599 Saito, Tomonori ................................................................................................. 172, 350 Sak, Ashley ................................................................................................................ 011 Saleh-Hanna, Viviane ............................................................................................... 261 Salfati, C. Gabrielle .......................................................................................... 325, 350 Salinger, Lawrence M. .............................................................................. 020, 156, 539 Salisbury, Emily ........................................................................................................ 374 Salsich, Annie ............................................................................................................ 090 Salvatore, Christopher ...................................................................................... 080, 620 Sample, Lisa L. .......................................................................................... 100, 118, 233 Sampson, Rana .......................................................................................................... 172 Sampson, Robert J..................................................................................................... 243 Samuel, Walker ......................................................................................................... 130 Samuels, Lorraine A. ......................................................................................... 491, 522 Samuelson, Ryan ....................................................................................................... 227 San Miguel, Claudia E. ............................................................................................. 552 Sanders, Anthony ...................................................................................................... 328 Sanders, Beth A. ........................................................................................................ 151 Sanderson, Jennifer ................................................................................................... 127 Sanderson, Kim ......................................................................................................... 245 Sandquist, R. F. ......................................................................................................... 116 Santa, Marie C. ......................................................................................................... 350 Santana, Shannon ............................................................................................. 153, 391 Santanello, Cathy ...................................................................................................... 033

554

Santos, Saskia Danielle ..................................................................................... 061, 630 Sarre, Rick................................................................................................................. 599 Sarver, Mary B. ................................................................................................. 063, 214 Sarver, Robert ........................................................................................................... 214 Saum, Christime ........................................................................................................ 411 Saunders, Jessica ...................................................................................................... 383 Savage, Joanne ................................................................................................. 138, 337 Savelsberg, Joachim J. .............................................................................................. 388 Savolainen, Jukka...................................................................................................... 496 Savona, Ernesto Ugo......................................................................................... 123, 199 Scarpitti, Frank R. ..................................................................................................... 422 Schaefer, Brian ......................................................................................................... 350 Schaefer, Shelly ......................................................................................................... 035 Schaefer Morabito, Melissa .............................................................................. 541, 599 Schafer, Joseph A. ............................................................................. 063, 210, 397, 435 Schafer, Stuart ........................................................................................................... 134 Schaffer, Rebecca ...................................................................................................... 525 Schaible, Lonnie M. .................................................................................................. 417 Scheer, Charles L. ..................................................................................................... 242 Schelbe, Lisa ..................................................................................................... 301, 442 Schell, Natalie ................................................................................................... 076, 333 Schept, Judah ............................................................................................................ 068 Scherer, Heidi ........................................................................................................... 350 Schexnayder, Vena M. ....................................................................................... 350, 500 Schiff, Mara............................................................................................................... 500 Schipper, Ruth ........................................................................................................... 496 Schmersal, Larissa A................................................................................................. 350 Schmidt, Nicole M. .................................................................................................... 196 Schnebly, Stephen...................................................................................................... 308 Schnepel, Kevin ......................................................................................................... 147 Schnupp, Rebecca ............................................................................................. 350, 510 Schoeny, Mike ........................................................................................................... 266 Schoepfer, Andrea ............................................................................................. 255, 571 Schrage, Carrie ......................................................................................................... 486 Schreck, Christopher ................................................................................................. 280 Schroeder, David ...................................................................................................... 536 Schroeder, Ryan D. ........................................................................................... 164, 317 Schubert, Carol Ann .................................................................................................. 479 Schuck, Amie M. ................................................................................................ 568, 600 Schug, Robert .................................................................................................... 140, 350 Schulenberg, Jennifer ................................................................................................ 063 Schultz, Mark G. ....................................................................................................... 625 Schulze, Verena ......................................................................................................... 163 Schupp, Paul R. ................................................................................................. 486, 575 Schwab, C. William ................................................................................................... 093

555

Schwalbe, Craig ........................................................................................................ 467 Schwartz, Jennifer ............................................................................................. 154, 181 Schwartz, Robert P. ........................................................................................... 209, 638 Sciarabba, Anthony ................................................................................................... 181 Scott, Hannah .................................................................................................... 012, 075 Scott, Jason ............................................................................................................... 413 Scott, Julia......................................................................................... 073, 094, 447, 516 Scott-Hayward, Christine S. ...................................................................................... 511 Scroggins, Jennifer Rhiannon ................................................................................... 481 Seffrin, Patrick .......................................................................................................... 084 Sefiha, Ophir ..................................................................................................... 023, 338 Seidman, Cathie ........................................................................................................ 635 Seis, Mark ................................................................................................................. 304 Sellers, Christine S. ................................................................................... 012, 166, 216 Selman, Donna .................................................................................................. 317, 538 Semon Dubas, Judith................................................................................................. 496 Semukhina, Olga ....................................................................................................... 597 Seng, Magnus ............................................................................................................ 486 Seredycz, Michael A. ......................................................................................... 306, 344 Sevigny, Eric L. ......................................................................................................... 540 Sevinc, Bilal .............................................................................................................. 426 Sexton, Lori ............................................................................................................... 310 Seyhan, Osman .......................................................................................................... 046 Seymour, Amy ........................................................................................................... 456 Shaffer, Jennifer N. ........................................................................................... 009, 052 Shah, Rita .................................................................................................................. 613 Shahidullah, Shahid M. ............................................................................. 185, 289, 344 Shanahan, Ryan ................................................................................................ 133, 605 Shane, Jon M. .................................................................................................... 612, 644 Shannon, Sarah ......................................................................................................... 035 Shapland, Joanna ...................................................................................................... 112 Sharma, Divya ........................................................................................................... 629 Sharp, Susan F. ................................................................................................. 269, 432 Shaw, Tara K. ........................................................................................... 378, 500, 625 Shaw, Victor .............................................................................................. 047, 306, 416 Shaw, Vida ................................................................................................................ 306 Shedd, Carla ............................................................................................................. 091 Sheehy, Anne Marie .................................................................................................. 350 Shekarkhar, Zahra .................................................................................................... 418 Shelley, Tara O'Connor .................................................................................... 339, 384 Shelton, Julie ............................................................................................................. 490 Shelton, Terri L. ................................................................................................ 350, 400 Sheppard, Colleen ..................................................................................................... 427 Sherman, Lawrence W. ............................................................................. 179, 320, 633 Shermer, Lauren O'Neill ........................................................................................... 226

556

Shields, Chris ............................................................................................................ 237 Shields, Ryan T. ......................................................................................................... 350 Shimada, Takahito ............................................................................................ 172, 350 Shively, Michael ........................................................................................................ 265 Shockey-Eckles, Martha L. ........................................................................................ 598 Shoemaker, Jared ...................................................................................................... 469 Shollenberger, Tracey ............................................................................................... 133 Shorr, Jodi................................................................................................................. 303 Shukla, Rashi K. ........................................................................................................ 350 Shutay, Jeanette Christine ......................................................................................... 202 Siciliano, Michael ..................................................................................................... 579 Sickmund, Melissa ............................................................................................. 452, 566 Sidebottom, Aiden ............................................................................................. 167, 350 Siegel, Dina ............................................................................................................... 285 Siemsen, Karl ............................................................................................................ 134 Siennick, Sonja E....................................................................................................... 593 Silva, Maya ............................................................................................................... 096 Silver, Eric ........................................................................................................ 119, 526 Silver, Howard .......................................................................................................... 179 Silverman, Robert...................................................................................................... 349 Simms, Odessa .......................................................................................................... 350 Simms, Stephen ................................................................................................. 246, 580 Simon, Angela Kaye .......................................................... 395, 432, 518, 548, 591, 624 Simon, Jonathan ................................................................................................ 155, 441 Simon, Leonore M. .................................................................................................... 401 Simon, Thomas R. ..................................................................................................... 554 Simons, Leslie G. ....................................................................................................... 557 Simons, Ronald L. ............................................................................................. 326, 557 Simpson, Sally S. ....................................................................................................... 076 Singer, Jennie ............................................................................................................ 118 Singer, Simon ............................................................................................................ 070 Singh, Anil ................................................................................................................. 644 Singh, Mahendra P. .......................................................................................... 094, 493 Sinha, Debajyoti ........................................................................................................ 010 Sinha, Vandna ........................................................................................................... 119 Siqueira, Adryanna ................................................................................................... 137 Sitren, Alicia H. ......................................................................................................... 536 Situ-Liu, Amy ............................................................................................................. 055 Skinns, Layla ............................................................................................................. 570 Skogan, Wesley G. ............................................................................................. 146, 514 Skrapec, Candice ...................................................................................................... 174 Slesnick, Natasha ...................................................................................................... 350 Sloan, Virginia .......................................................................................................... 179 Sloane, David ............................................................................................................ 288 Sloas, Lincoln ............................................................................................................ 350

557

Slocum, Lee Ann ................................................................................................ 078, 326 Slutkin, Gary ..................................................................................................... 205, 241 Smedslund, Geir ........................................................................................................ 453 Smit, Paul R. ............................................................................................................. 304 Smith, Alisa ............................................................................................................... 624 Smith, Brad ............................................................................................................... 639 Smith, Brent L. .......................................................................................................... 237 Smith, Carolyn .......................................................................................................... 009 Smith, Cindy J. .................................................................................. 201, 321, 404, 485 Smith, Dwayne .......................................................................................................... 443 Smith, Frederick ........................................................................................................ 532 Smith, Hayden P. ....................................................................................... 350, 450, 536 Smith, Jaclyn D. ................................................................................................ 088, 244 Smith, Margaret Leland ............................................................................................ 419 Smith, Michael R. .............................................................................................. 248, 639 Smith, N. Craig ......................................................................................................... 076 Smith, Paula .............................................................................. 004, 057, 106, 166, 546 Smith, Sarah M. ......................................................................................................... 462 Smith, Tony R. ........................................................................................................... 304 Smith-Kea, Nicola Denise ................................................................................. 164, 569 Smolter, Nicole .......................................................................................................... 405 Smykla, John ............................................................................................................. 403 Snowden, Aleksandra Jovanovic ....................................................................... 041, 180 Snowden, Lynne ........................................................................................................ 636 Snyder, Jamie A. ....................................................................................................... 350 Sobol, James J. .......................................................................................................... 346 Socia, Kelly M. .......................................................................................................... 119 Sokoloff, Kimberly ..................................................................................................... 060 Sokoloff, Natalie Jean ............................................................................................... 276 Solis, Carmen ............................................................................................................ 298 Solomon, Eldra P. ..................................................................................................... 213 Sommerlad-Rogers, Deirdre ..................................................................................... 017 Song, Juyoung ........................................................................................................... 506 Soothill, Keith ................................................................................................... 277, 327 Sorensen, Jonathan ................................................................................................... 350 Souris, Nikki .............................................................................................................. 138 Sousa, William .......................................................................................................... 472 South, Nigel ............................................................................................................... 340 Spano, Richard .......................................................................................... 024, 172, 271 Sparks, Richard ......................................................................................................... 380 Spilman, Sarah Kathryn ............................................................................................ 223 Spindler, Andrea ....................................................................................................... 350 Spivak, Andrew ......................................................................................................... 197 Spohn, Cassia ............................................................................................................ 227 Spohn, Ryan E. .......................................................................................................... 282

558

Spraitz, Jason D. ....................................................................................................... 451 Springer, Nicolette Fariello ...................................................................................... 173 Sridharan, Sanjeev .................................................................................................... 574 St-Yves, Michel .......................................................................................................... 293 Stacey, Michele ......................................................................................................... 386 Stack, Steven ............................................................................................................. 279 Staff, Jeremy .............................................................................................................. 589 Stafford, Mark C. ...................................................................................... 121, 171, 263 Stahl, Anne ........................................................................................................ 102, 525 Stahler, Gerald .................................................................................................. 085, 436 Stalans, Loretta Jane......................................................................................... 079, 334 Stamatel, Janet P....................................................................................................... 119 Stanback, Brianne McCarthy .................................................................................... 184 Stanley, Debra L. ...................................................................................................... 105 Stanyon, Wendy ................................................................................................. 012, 075 Stapleton, Heather Lynn ........................................................................................... 350 Starks, Brian Chad .................................................................................................... 283 Stavros, Kristina ....................................................................................................... 069 Steele, Paul D. ........................................................................................................... 025 Steen, Sara ................................................................................................ 047, 215, 425 Steffensmeier, Darrell ............................................................................................... 144 Steffey, Danielle ................................................................................................ 292, 564 Stein, Michael ........................................................................................................... 350 Stein, Rachel E. ......................................................................................................... 019 Steiner, Benjamin ...................................................................................................... 424 Steinheider, Brigitte .................................................................................................. 311 Steinmann, Rick M. ................................................................................................... 576 Steinwachs, Donald ................................................................................................... 350 Steiro, Asbjorn .......................................................................................................... 453 Stemen, Don ...................................................................................................... 565, 635 Stenson, Kevin Martin ............................................................................................... 338 Stephens, Cody .......................................................................................................... 568 Stephens, Hallie E. .................................................................................................... 350 Stevens, James Robert ............................................................................................... 612 Stevens, Vena ............................................................................................................ 527 Stewart, Heather B. ........................................................................................... 505, 625 Stewart, Larry ........................................................................................................... 539 Stewart, Megan C. ..................................................................................................... 350 Stinson, Philip M. ...................................................................... 258, 390, 515, 553, 576 Stitt, Grant B. ............................................................................................................ 396 Stoesser, Amber ......................................................................................................... 099 Stogner, John M. ....................................................................................................... 164 Stolz, Barbara Ann ............................................................................................ 089, 115 Stout, A. Kathryn ....................................................................................................... 521 Stowell, Jacob ................................................................................................... 313, 542

559

Strang, Heather ......................................................................................................... 633 Straus, Murray A. ...................................................................................................... 230 Strayer, Elizabeth ...................................................................................................... 350 Stretesky, Paul B. ...................................................................................................... 535 Strobl, Staci ....................................................................................................... 519, 596 Strom, Kevin J. .......................................................................................................... 175 Strzewski, Paul T. ...................................................................................................... 600 Stuart, Ian ................................................................................................................. 109 Stucky, Thomas ......................................................................................................... 410 Stults, Brian James .................................................................................................... 330 Sullivan, Christopher ........................................................................ 086, 280, 480, 510 Sullivan, Larry E. ...................................................................................................... 225 Sullivan, Mercer L..................................................................................................... 484 Summers, Lucia ......................................................................................................... 139 Sumner, Jennifer Macy ............................................................................................. 630 Sun, Ivan ........................................................................................................... 346, 508 Sun, Key .................................................................................................................... 594 Sun, Yu ...................................................................................................................... 134 Sundquist, Aaron ............................................................................................... 200, 253 Sundt, Jody L. ............................................................................ 024, 041, 073, 422, 447 Sung, Hung-En .......................................................................................................... 250 Suresh, Geetha .................................................................................................. 229, 629 Suriyamanee, Chankanit kritaya ............................................................................... 043 Surratt, Hilary ................................................................................................... 135, 270 Sutton, Paul ....................................................................................................... 350, 628 Swahn, Monica H. ..................................................................................................... 245 Swan, Richelle S. ....................................................................................................... 425 Swartz, Kristin ........................................................................................................... 057 Swartz, Theresa ......................................................................................................... 035 Swatt, Marc L. ........................................................................................... 100, 110, 226 Sweeten, Gary ................................................................................................... 096, 327 Sweeting, Anna .......................................................................................................... 047 Sykes, Bryan L. .......................................................................................................... 207 Szockyj, Elizabeth...................................................................................................... 272

T

Taanila, Anja ............................................................................................................. 496 Tachia, Hon Richard ................................................................................................. 284 Tackett-Gibson, Melissa ............................................................................................ 350 Tait, Sarah Louise ..................................................................................................... 447 Takahashi, Masaru.................................................................................................... 350 Takata, Susan R. ............................................................................................... 350, 437 Takemura, Noriyoshi ................................................................................................. 575

560

Tam, Christina .......................................................................................................... 215 Tamborra, Tracy L. ................................................................................................... 555 Tankebe, Justice ................................................................................................ 112, 570 Tanner-Smith, Emily E. ............................................................................................. 135 Tartaro, Christine ............................................................................................. 167, 628 Tasca, Melinda .................................................................................................. 227, 466 Tasgin, Serkan ........................................................................................................... 426 Taxman, Faye ............................................................................ 194, 320, 350, 453, 632 Taylor, Angela ........................................................................................................... 149 Taylor, Bruce G. ....................................................................................... 248, 454, 560 Taylor, Kim Y. ........................................................................................... 329, 611, 640 Taylor, Rae ................................................................................................................ 381 Taylor, Ralph B. ........................................................................................ 110, 408, 602 Taylor, T.J. ........................................................................................ 145, 182, 290, 530 Tcherni, Maria .......................................................................................................... 393 Teasdale, Brent ................................................................................................. 058, 350 Tegeler, Bill............................................................................................................... 248 Telep, Cody ............................................................................................................... 076 Tennyson, Kristin Marie ........................................................................... 061, 212, 276 Tenti, Valentina ......................................................................................................... 123 TePas, Katie .............................................................................................................. 221 Terrell, Nathaniel-Eugene ........................................................................................ 350 Terrill, William ......................................................................................................... 242 Terry, Charles ........................................................................................................... 394 Terry, Karen ...................................................................................................... 101, 419 Teske, Jr., Raymond H.C. .......................................................................................... 249 Tewksbury, Richard A. .............................................................................. 171, 350, 460 Thacker, Devon ......................................................................................... 026, 381, 425 Thelwell, Jeanne ....................................................................................................... 601 Thomas, Jim .............................................................................................................. 634 Thomas, Johanna ...................................................................................................... 163 Thomas, Matthew ...................................................................................................... 396 Thomas, Shaun A. ............................................................................................. 163, 207 Thomas, Shenique S. ................................................................................................. 251 Thomason, Laurie ..................................................................................................... 493 Thome, Helmut .......................................................................................................... 027 Thompkins, Douglas Ewing ...................................................................................... 225 Thompson, Jennie M. ................................................................................................ 350 Thompson, Kevin ....................................................................................................... 087 Thompson, Melissa............................................................................................ 116, 494 Thompson, Michael ................................................................................................... 179 Thompson, Sanna ...................................................................................................... 166 Thornberry, Terence P. ............................................................. 009, 095, 127, 182, 349 Thornhill, Theodore .................................................................................................. 350 Thornton, Leslie A. .................................................................................................... 350

561

Thorpe, Adam ............................................................................................................ 350 Tichavsky, Lisa .......................................................................................................... 022 Tillotson, Stephen ...................................................................................................... 333 Tillyer, Marie Skubak ................................................................................................ 392 Tillyer, Rob ............................................................................................................... 602 Timbs, Allison L. ............................................................................................... 428, 554 Time, Victoria ........................................................................................................... 141 Tischler, Chloe A....................................................................................................... 044 Tita, George E. .......................................................................................... 181, 309, 336 Titterington, Victoria ................................................................................................ 031 Tittle, Charles R. ............................................................................................... 008, 496 Todish, Barbara A. .................................................................................................... 450 Toggia, Pietro Stefano .............................................................................. 264, 314, 388 Tolan, Patrick H. ....................................................................................................... 266 Tolbert, Tracy Faye........................................................................................... 108, 379 Tolle, Jr., Glen .......................................................................................................... 528 Tomeo, Ralph ............................................................................................................ 294 Topalli, Volkan .................................................................................................. 245, 563 Torres, Jose ............................................................................................................... 508 Toska, Aurela ............................................................................................................ 519 Tosouni, Anastasia ............................................................................................ 286, 462 Totten, Christopher D. .............................................................................................. 515 Toviessi, Paula Z. ...................................................................................................... 350 Townsley, Mike ......................................................................................................... 139 Tracy, Jessamyn ................................................................................ 120, 350, 605, 619 Trammell, Rebecca.................................................................................... 128, 147, 291 Travis, Jeremy ........................................................................................................... 421 Travis III, Lawrence F. ..................................................................................... 412, 449 Treiber, Kyle ............................................................................................................. 243 Trejos-Castillo, Elizabeth ......................................................................................... 350 Tremblay, Pierre ....................................................................................................... 440 Treney, Shannon ....................................................................................................... 208 Trent, Carol S. ................................................................................................... 008, 580 Triplett, Ruth ............................................................................................................. 149 Tripodi, Stephen ........................................................................................................ 166 Trojan, Carrie ........................................................................................................... 325 Trombley, Jennifer .................................................................................................... 317 Troshynski, Emily I. .......................................................................................... 286, 462 Trudeau, James ......................................................................................................... 054 Truman, Jennifer ....................................................................................................... 379 Trussler, Tanya ......................................................................................................... 230 Tseloni, Andromachi ................................................................................................. 243 Ttofi, Maria ............................................................................................................... 266 Tubman-Carbone, Heather Robyn ............................................................................ 142 Tuller, Abbie Loveland .............................................................................................. 064

562

Tunnell, Kenneth ....................................................................................................... 350 Turbin, Mark S. ......................................................................................................... 281 Ture, Kalfani ............................................................................................................. 507 Turner, K.B. .............................................................................................................. 559 Turner, Susan ............................................................................................................ 473 Tusinski, Karin E. ..................................................................................................... 415 Twersky Glasner, Aviva ............................................................ 251, 350, 399, 449, 465 Twyman-Ghoshal, Anamika Agnieszka ............................................................. 259, 450 Tyler, Kimberly A. ..................................................................................................... 350

U

Ubah, Charles Amachi ...................................................................................... 312, 520 Uetz, Cindy ................................................................................................................ 205 Uggen, Christopher ........................................................................... 035, 116, 215, 441 Ukemenam, Joe ................................................................................................. 407, 501 Ulmer, Jeffery Todd .......................................................................... 070, 084, 350, 601 Unnever, James D. ............................................................................................ 331, 572 Unnithan, Prabha ............................................................................. 094, 339, 488, 629 Urban, Lynn S. .................................................................................................. 128, 415 Useem, Bert ............................................................................................................... 642

V

Vacanti, Ryan ............................................................................................................ 350 Valdez, Avelardo ....................................................................................................... 551 Valdimarsdóttir, Margrét .......................................................................................... 312 Valentine, Colby Lynne ............................................................................................. 079 Valenzuela, Sylvia ............................................................................................. 350, 643 Van Brunschot, Erin .................................................................................................. 623 van de Bunt, Henk ..................................................................................................... 285 Van Dine, Steve ......................................................................................................... 449 van Dongen, Laura Christine .................................................................................... 626 van Dulmen, Manfred H.M. .............................................................................. 122, 378 van Gammeren-Zoeteweij, M. ................................................................................... 304 Van Gundy-Yoder, Alana .................................................................................. 022, 278 Van Horne, Sheryl ..................................................................................................... 224 van Marle, Fenna ...................................................................................................... 350 van Mastrigt, Sarah................................................................................................... 145 Van Patten, Isaac T. .................................................................................. 229, 350, 410 van Schellen, Marieke ............................................................................................... 095 Van Slyke, Shanna ..................................................................................................... 020

563

Van Voorhis, Pat ............................................................................... 057, 374, 481, 534 Van Wyk, Judy A. ...................................................................................................... 223 Vandenberg, Abby L. ................................................................................................. 137 Vander Ven, Thomas ................................................................................................. 376 Vanderveen, Gabry ................................................................................................... 117 Vandiver, Donna M. .................................................................................................. 555 Vandiver, Margaret ........................................................................................... 254, 559 Vandiver, Ruthanne ................................................................................................... 227 VanEseltine, Matthew ............................................................................................... 283 Varano, Sean P. ................................................................................ 110, 288, 313, 346 Varis, David D. ......................................................................................................... 161 Varriale, Jennifer ...................................................................................................... 343 Vaske, Jamie ..................................................................................... 011, 087, 256, 494 Vaughn, Michael G. .......................................................... 011, 256, 301, 442, 510, 588 Vaughn, Michael S. ................................................................................................... 447 Vazsonyi, Alexander T. .............................................................................................. 350 Velazquez, Brenda ..................................................................................................... 462 Veneziano, Carol Anne ............................................................................................. 216 Vera Sanchez, Claudio G. ......................................................................................... 407 Verde, Alfredo ........................................................................................................... 173 Verheek, Andrew ....................................................................................................... 427 Verma, Arvind ................................................................................................... 094, 516 Vettori, Barbara ........................................................................................................ 331 Veysey, Bonita ........................................................................................................... 010 Vidales, Guadalupe T. ....................................................................... 015, 109, 206, 388 Vieraitis, Lynne Marie .............................................................................................. 263 Vila, Bryan ................................................................................................................ 514 Vilcica, E. Rely .......................................................................................................... 489 Vincent, Carleen ............................................................................................... 012, 274 Vincent, M. Bess ........................................................................................................ 083 Vincentnathan, Lynn ................................................................................................. 629 Vincentnathan, S. George ......................................................................................... 629 Viollaz, Julie ............................................................................................................. 065 Visher, Christy .......................................................................... 081, 150, 268, 292, 564 Vogel, Brenda ................................................................................................... 084, 412 Vogel, Matthew ................................................................................................. 025, 145 Vogel, Ron ................................................................................................................. 412 Vollman, Brenda ....................................................................................................... 419 von Lampe, Klaus ...................................................................................................... 285 Vose, Brenda ..................................................................................................... 057, 062 Vriniotis, Mary G. ..................................................................................................... 271 Vuolo, Mike ............................................................................................................... 215 Vásquez, Bob Edward ....................................................................................... 122, 163

564

W

Wade, Terrance J. ..................................................................................................... 350 Wadsworth, Tim ........................................................................................................ 213 Wagers, Michael ....................................................................................................... 472 Waid, Courtney A. ..................................................................................................... 384 Wakefield, Sara ................................................................................. 096, 215, 478, 593 Wakefield, William .................................................................................................... 344 Wall, April ................................................................................................................. 067 Wallace, Danielle Marie ................................................................................... 104, 350 Wallace, Don ............................................................................................. 253, 444, 469 Wallace, Elizabeth .................................................................................................... 111 Wallinder, Jan ........................................................................................................... 503 Walsh, Jeffrey A. ....................................................................................................... 537 Walsh, Margaret ....................................................................................................... 556 Walsh, Patrick D. ...................................................................................................... 113 Walsh, Sara ............................................................................................................... 236 Walsh, Wendy A. ....................................................................................................... 409 Walters, Glenn D....................................................................................................... 588 Walters, Kyla ............................................................................................................. 540 Walters, Nathan P. .................................................................................................... 593 Walton, Thomas ........................................................................................................ 035 Wang, Ninghua ......................................................................................................... 134 Wang, Shun-Yung Kevin ........................................................................................... 543 Wang, Xia .................................................................................................................. 545 Ward, Geoff ....................................................................................................... 070, 608 Ward, Jeffrey T. ......................................................................................... 196, 246, 590 Ward, Ken ................................................................................................................. 350 Ward, Melinda .......................................................................................................... 228 Wareham, Jennifer ............................................................................................ 080, 174 Warner, Barbara ....................................................................................................... 074 Warner, Cody ............................................................................................................ 620 Warner, Judith Ann ........................................................................................... 313, 331 Warner, Tracy ........................................................................................................... 152 Warnke-Carpenter, Katherine Jean .......................................................................... 350 Warrilow, Lisa .......................................................................................................... 118 Wasileski, Gabriela ................................................................................................... 276 Watkins, Jolene ......................................................................................................... 056 Watkins, William ....................................................................................................... 350 Watson, Amy C. ......................................................................................................... 541 Way, Lori Beth .......................................................................................................... 591 Way, Mona ................................................................................................................ 605 Weaver, Greg S. ........................................................................................................ 271 Webb, David W. ........................................................................................................ 552

565

Webster, Christopher ................................................................................................ 556 Weerman, Frank ............................................................................................... 222, 589 Wehmann, Kyle Ann .................................................................................................. 350 Wei, Qing .................................................................................................................. 049 Weich, Ronald ........................................................................................................... 179 Weide, Robert Donald ............................................................................................... 625 Weiland, Doris .......................................................................................................... 080 Weinrath, Michael Martin ......................................................................................... 549 Weisburd, David ....................................................................... 076, 177, 320, 408, 633 Weisheit, Ralph A. ..................................................................................................... 560 Weiss, Alexander ....................................................................................................... 297 Weiss, Michael L. ...................................................................................................... 498 Weitekamp, Elmar ..................................................................................................... 349 Weitzer, Ron ...................................................................................................... 298, 508 Welch, Kelly .............................................................................................................. 300 Welch, Kristen ........................................................................................................... 622 Welker, Holly ............................................................................................................ 456 Wellford, Charles F................................................................................... 349, 483, 509 Wells, Edward ................................................................................................... 025, 560 Wells, James .............................................................................................................. 569 Wells, William ........................................................................................................... 013 Welsh, Andrew .......................................................................................................... 173 Welsh, Brandon C. .................................................................................... 045, 076, 480 Welsh, Wayne ............................................................................................................ 149 Wender, Jonathan M. ................................................................................................ 338 Werth, Robert ............................................................................................................ 215 West, Bethany ............................................................................................................ 245 West, Emily Merritt ................................................................................................... 114 West, Valerie ..................................................................................................... 396, 497 Westervelt, Saundra D. ..................................................................................... 302, 488 Westfall, David .......................................................................................................... 137 Whaley, Rachel Bridges .................................................................................... 335, 393 Wheeldon, Johannes.......................................................................................... 120, 427 White, Helene Raskin ........................................................................................ 045, 350 White, John Hubert ................................................................................................... 337 White, Michael D. ..................................................................................... 449, 484, 536 White, Norm Anthony ........................................................................................ 543, 621 White, Rob ................................................................................................. 290, 306, 340 White, Tamra ............................................................................................................. 591 Whiteacre, Kevin ....................................................................................................... 350 Whitehead, Stephanie ................................................................................ 073, 236, 447 Whitham, Hilary ........................................................................................................ 215 Whitworth, Stephen ................................................................................................... 337 Wickes, Rebecca Leigh .............................................................................................. 029 Widom, Cathy Spatz .................................................................................................. 377

566

Wiebe, Douglas ......................................................................................................... 093 Wiebe, Richard .......................................................................................................... 470 Wiecko, Filip ............................................................................................................. 621 Wiernik, Craig S. ....................................................................................................... 482 Wiesner, Margit ........................................................................................................ 196 Wikstrom, Per-Olof ................................................................................... 029, 110, 243 Wilcox, Pamela ......................................................................................................... 052 Wilczak, Andrew ....................................................................................................... 212 Wilkinson, Deanna .................................................................................................... 074 Williams, Francis M. ................................................................................................. 038 Williams, James ........................................................................................................ 611 Williams, Jonelle O. .................................................................................................. 612 Williams, Katherine .................................................................................................. 605 Williams, Kaya .......................................................................................................... 106 Williams, Kirk R. ............................................................................................... 175, 617 Williams, Kristin ....................................................................................................... 091 Williams, L. Susan ..................................................................................................... 544 Williams, Mei Wah Marjorie..................................................................................... 350 Williams, Ryan .......................................................................................................... 147 Williams, Yaschica ............................................................................................ 137, 450 Willis, James J. ......................................................................................................... 125 Willis, Julie ............................................................................................................... 408 Willison, Janeen ........................................................................................................ 133 Willits, Dale W. ......................................................................................... 050, 114, 145 Wilson, Abby Lynne................................................................................................... 350 Wilson, Carter ........................................................................................................... 459 Wilson, Corinice ....................................................................................................... 502 Wilson, David B. ....................................................................................................... 453 Wilson, Denise .......................................................................................................... 136 Wilson, Franklin T. ................................................................................................... 596 Wilson, Helen W. ....................................................................................................... 377 Wilson, Jeremy .......................................................................................................... 297 Wim, Hardyns ........................................................................................................... 119 Wingeard, Lisa Michelle ................................................................................... 106, 470 Winn, Donna-Marie .................................................................................................. 525 Winnick, Terri ........................................................................................................... 406 Winokur, Kristin ........................................................................................ 024, 060, 442 Wintemute, Garen ..................................................................................................... 176 Winterfield, Laura ..................................................................................... 257, 467, 564 Winters, Katie L. ....................................................................................................... 638 Withrow, Brian L. ..................................................................................................... 267 Witt, Phil ................................................................................................................... 010 Wittrock, Stacy Marie ............................................................................................... 091 Wobus, Peter ............................................................................................................. 438 Wodahl, Eric ..................................................................................................... 449, 465

567

Wolf, Brian ................................................................................................................ 314 Wolf, Elaine............................................................................................................... 344 Wolf, Ross ................................................................................................................. 156 Wolf Freivogel, Margaret ......................................................................................... 328 Wolff, Russell .................................................................................................... 288, 516 Wonders, Nancy ................................................................................................ 275, 303 Wong, Allen W. ......................................................................................... 208, 235, 418 Wong, Jennifer S. ...................................................................................................... 415 Wood, Darryl .................................................................................................... 152, 221 Wood, Jennifer D. ..................................................................................................... 570 Wood, Peter............................................................................................................... 249 Wood, Steven ............................................................................................................. 332 Woods, Daniel ........................................................................................................... 056 Wooldredge, John ..................................................................................................... 424 Woolnough, April Dawn ........................................................................................... 490 Worden, Robert E. ..................................................................................... 260, 350, 514 Workman, Gloria M. ................................................................................................. 556 Worley, Robert Michael .................................................................... 117, 211, 246, 594 Worrall, John L. ........................................................................................................ 054 Worthen, Meredith Gwynne Fair .............................................................................. 087 Wozniak, John F. ....................................................................................................... 239 Wozniak, Kevin H. ............................................................................................. 170, 337 Wright, Emily ............................................................................................ 229, 374, 534 Wright, John ...................................................................................... 011, 256, 350, 510 Wright, Kevin A. ........................................................................................ 014, 044, 439 Wright, Richard G. .................................................................................................... 307 Wright, Richard T. ............................................................................................ 289, 640 Wu, Jawjeong ............................................................................................................ 125 Wu, Yuning ................................................................................................ 346, 508, 602 Wuestewald, Todd ..................................................................................................... 311 Wyant, Brian R. ................................................................................................. 144, 602 Wyckoff, Laura Ann................................................................................... 093, 350, 632 Wyckoff, Rachael ....................................................................................................... 076 Wyrick, Phelan .................................................................................................. 404, 454

X

Xie, Min ..................................................................................................................... 025 Xie, Ying .................................................................................................................... 587 Xu, Jianhua ............................................................................................................... 204 Xu, Jie ....................................................................................................................... 125

Y

568

Yan, Jiahui ................................................................................................................ 158 Yancey, Christina ...................................................................................................... 107 Yang, Sue-Ming ................................................................................. 093, 232, 343, 384 Yang, Yaling .............................................................................................................. 140 Yates, Daniel ............................................................................................................. 286 Yeager, Matthew G. .................................................................................................. 345 Yesilyurt, Hamdi ....................................................................................................... 123 Yim, Youngyol ........................................................................................................... 350 Yingling, Julie ........................................................................................................... 547 Yokoyama, Minoru .................................................................................................... 535 Yoon, Seokhee ........................................................................................................... 128 York, Melinda Roberts .............................................................................. 088, 110, 274 Young, Douglas ................................................................................................. 350, 632 Young, Jacob Thomas Neal ....................................................................... 207, 222, 382 Young, Jacqueline L. ......................................................................................... 106, 470 Young, Jock ............................................................................................................... 098 Young, Maureen A..................................................................................................... 350 Young, Vernetta ......................................................................................................... 206 Youstin, Tasha ........................................................................................... 174, 307, 419 Yu, Han ..................................................................................................................... 198 Yu, Olivia .................................................................................................................. 055 Yu, Sung-suk Violet ................................................................................................... 176 Yu, Sz-De ................................................................................................................... 350 Yuma, Yoshikazu ....................................................................................................... 467 Yun, Minwoo ..................................................................................................... 237, 505 Yun, Woosuk .............................................................................................................. 165 Yursza Warfield, Garrett Arthur Russell ........................................................... 259, 476

Z

Zahn, Margaret ................................................................................................. 404, 485 Zaitzow, Barbara H........................................................................................... 126, 598 Zatz, Marjorie ........................................................................................... 129, 238, 466 Zavala, Egbert ........................................................................................................... 273 Zaykowski, Heather ................................................................................................... 330 Zedlewski, Edwin ...................................................................................... 431, 454, 603 Zevitz, Richard G. ..................................................................................................... 225 Zgoba, Kristen ................................................................................................... 010, 336 Zhang, Lening ................................................................................................... 055, 502 Zhang, Sheldon ................................................................................................. 055, 473 Zhang, Yan ........................................................................................................ 198, 252 Zhang, Yu .......................................................................................................... 259, 427 Zhao, Jihong ............................................................................................. 125, 147, 417 Zhao, Ruohui ............................................................................................................. 579

569

Zhilina, Tatyana ........................................................................................................ 598 Zhou, Li ..................................................................................................................... 134 Zhuo, Yue (Angela) Zhuo .......................................................................................... 055 Zilney, Lisa A. ................................................................................................... 044, 333 Zimmerman, Gregory M. .......................................................................................... 234 Zimmermann, Carol .......................................................................................... 157, 623 Zohra, Tusty .............................................................................................................. 291 Zschoche, Ruth .......................................................................................................... 248 Zuern, Glenn ............................................................................................................. 578

570

2008 Topic Index

Author Meets Critic 037, 045, 070, 130, 201, 238, 261, 375, 459, 531, 561 Biosocial or Genetic Factors 011, 140, 178, 234, 256, 301, 350, 376, 496, 620 Capital Punishment 084, 089, 156, 170, 211, 252, 253, 254, 263, 279, 350, 443, 469,

572, 576 Communities 008, 009, 015, 016, 025, 053, 058, 059, 071, 074, 084, 091, 092, 100,

101, 104, 105, 107, 114, 119, 138, 143, 148, 152, 165, 171, 172, 176, 181, 198, 205, 207, 213, 224, 234, 240, 249, 260, 264, 283, 297, 298, 307, 312, 313, 330, 335, 338, 350, 383, 384, 396, 397, 407, 410, 413, 423, 435, 439, 444, 456, 466, 476, 501, 508, 521, 546, 562, 567, 569, 572, 573, 575, 576, 604, 606, 609, 619, 626

Corrections 014, 018, 034, 059, 061, 062, 065, 068, 069, 073, 075, 077, 081, 092, 106, 117, 121, 147, 149, 153, 155, 161, 165, 169, 170, 206, 209, 215, 225, 233, 249, 250, 251, 252, 257, 269, 292, 317, 318, 332, 345, 350, 374, 395, 399, 403, 405, 413, 424, 438, 439, 441, 442, 445, 447, 449, 456, 464, 465, 466, 467, 470, 473, 476, 478, 482, 486, 507, 511, 513, 529, 546, 549, 553, 564, 565, 569, 579, 588, 592, 593, 605, 606, 610, 613, 628, 630, 631, 632, 638, 642

Courts & Law 015, 047, 050, 067, 070, 075, 079, 081, 084, 115, 170, 174, 184, 198, 200, 208, 219, 221, 249, 252, 253, 259, 262, 264, 267, 274, 279, 291, 294, 302, 316, 333, 350, 389, 409, 412, 427, 443, 444, 465, 469, 474, 475, 489, 501, 503, 515, 523, 540, 545, 569, 574, 576, 579, 593, 596, 601, 607, 608, 609, 618, 632, 635, 637, 642

Crime Prevention 030, 046, 048, 049, 053, 058, 060, 071, 074, 076, 105, 112, 113, 118, 119, 125, 136, 143, 165, 167, 172, 177, 185, 186, 196, 197, 199, 202, 205, 209, 210, 212, 213, 230, 245, 264, 266, 281, 288, 297, 314, 330, 331, 333, 339, 341, 350, 385, 396, 400, 472, 477, 480, 496, 500, 519, 526, 536, 550, 574, 581, 603, 604, 605, 612, 614, 615, 616, 626, 633

Criminal Justice Policy 010, 014, 015, 019, 020, 030, 039, 046, 047, 048, 050, 056, 059, 060, 071, 077, 081, 084, 089, 093, 100, 106, 113, 115, 118, 124, 125, 126, 130, 132, 133, 141, 142, 144, 146, 148, 152, 155, 156, 157, 165, 167, 176, 184, 194, 197, 199, 200, 207, 211, 214, 233, 244, 251, 253, 258, 259, 263, 267, 274, 277, 279, 282, 289, 294, 306, 307, 316, 331, 335, 338, 344, 350, 374, 380, 390, 396, 401, 405, 408, 410, 420, 424, 428, 441, 444, 445, 446, 456, 464, 465, 474, 475, 482, 489, 490, 491, 492, 501, 503, 512, 514, 516, 532, 536, 540, 544, 547, 552, 573, 574, 578, 579, 593, 598, 599, 601, 605, 606, 609, 611, 612, 614, 619, 632, 635, 637

Criminological Theory 008, 019, 023, 032, 036, 043, 051, 058, 067, 071, 091, 098, 107, 109, 110, 114, 116, 117, 119, 121, 122, 123, 124, 138, 142, 146, 147, 151, 152, 155, 162, 164, 165, 166, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 178, 181, 194, 198, 216, 222, 223, 224, 226, 229, 234, 235, 239, 243, 244, 255, 256, 272, 280, 282, 301, 304, 306, 312, 314, 326, 329, 330, 337, 338, 350, 376, 378, 384, 388, 393, 396, 406, 414, 416, 422, 423, 428, 440, 450, 469, 470, 475, 482, 490, 494, 496, 498, 499, 500, 505, 526, 529, 535, 543, 588, 589, 590, 600, 614, 616, 617, 620, 621,

571

622, 623, 625, 626, 641 Critical Criminology 010, 020, 022, 023, 037, 040, 065, 066, 068, 082, 083, 089,

097, 098, 102, 137, 152, 156, 159, 166, 168, 194, 217, 236, 244, 246, 264, 286, 288, 291, 300, 305, 306, 307, 310, 314, 316, 338, 350, 394, 407, 417, 420, 425, 437, 459, 462, 482, 486, 490, 519, 532, 535, 538, 575, 580, 611, 616, 634, 639, 640

Deterrence 028, 044, 116, 169, 197, 243, 249, 263, 265, 331, 333, 350, 400, 424, 489, 503, 514, 529, 543, 550, 581, 615

Domestic / Intimate Violence 009, 011, 012, 015, 022, 031, 039, 050, 052, 064, 086, 088, 105, 113, 120, 148, 181, 198, 211, 221, 229, 230, 231, 244, 273, 274, 276, 281, 289, 334, 337, 350, 379, 381, 393, 401, 409, 410, 503, 552, 555, 557, 559, 582, 617, 618, 631, 641

Drugs & Substance Abuse 017, 023, 028, 044, 051, 053, 061, 080, 092, 103, 106, 107, 115, 116, 117, 121, 123, 131, 135, 142, 149, 161, 169, 180, 194, 196, 197, 200, 202, 204, 206, 209, 223, 233, 246, 250, 251, 252, 262, 270, 289, 301, 306, 329, 335, 344, 350, 379, 381, 400, 411, 440, 489, 494, 498, 504, 505, 519, 521, 550, 551, 560, 581, 590, 592, 609, 615, 618, 637, 638, 639, 640

Economy 082, 123, 167, 177, 181, 216, 283, 309, 341, 350, 384, 385, 489, 497, 535, 575, 593

Education or Schools 014, 022, 023, 038, 051, 052, 060, 085, 114, 120, 129, 136, 138, 165, 186, 194, 195, 202, 245, 257, 299, 300, 305, 314, 316, 341, 350, 376, 397, 406, 413, 415, 440, 446, 450, 460, 468, 470, 490, 500, 504, 515, 541, 554, 587, 592, 593, 594, 621, 628, 634

Families 009, 049, 060, 090, 095, 096, 114, 119, 131, 133, 152, 181, 184, 218, 245, 251, 278, 312, 326, 329, 350, 377, 378, 401, 409, 413, 466, 475, 476, 490, 494, 496, 506, 528, 543, 555, 557, 559, 605, 606, 609, 618, 631

Feminist Theory 018, 026, 031, 050, 062, 086, 087, 092, 102, 105, 109, 116, 137, 154, 168, 206, 238, 278, 281, 350, 411, 432, 481, 490, 494, 512, 518, 534, 544, 548, 555, 557, 596, 610, 617, 621, 624

Gangs 013, 023, 032, 036, 104, 158, 182, 194, 205, 241, 245, 273, 288, 290, 308, 318, 342, 350, 408, 418, 484, 507, 532, 568, 588, 630

Government 008, 015, 044, 083, 097, 103, 115, 147, 156, 219, 246, 264, 307, 309, 333, 350, 388, 389, 398, 404, 417, 463, 474, 485, 497, 516, 520, 532, 547, 570, 573, 575, 579, 599, 612, 639, 642, 644

Guns 013, 023, 093, 132, 176, 213, 271, 283, 391, 554, 612 Hate Crime 025, 038, 042, 050, 178, 219, 350, 386, 392, 426, 536, 614, 619 International & Comparative 008, 013, 015, 019, 021, 027, 029, 031, 036, 037,

039, 043, 046, 047, 055, 058, 063, 068, 089, 094, 112, 115, 116, 123, 128, 139, 141, 154, 159, 180, 186, 201, 203, 208, 210, 211, 230, 231, 235, 236, 259, 263, 276, 279, 282, 284, 289, 290, 294, 303, 304, 306, 312, 318, 327, 331, 332, 333, 341, 346, 350, 385, 388, 414, 416, 417, 418, 427, 444, 450, 465, 474, 496, 498, 499, 502, 508, 515, 516, 519, 520, 523, 533, 539, 555, 559, 561, 567, 570, 572, 573, 579, 580, 596, 597, 599, 611, 629, 630, 631, 636, 642

Juvenile Delinquency 018, 022, 023, 024, 032, 036, 049, 056, 058, 060, 069, 080, 087, 090, 096, 105, 107, 109, 110, 112, 114, 122, 127, 131, 133, 135, 136, 137,

572

145, 158, 163, 171, 174, 175, 185, 186, 196, 213, 222, 223, 226, 228, 230, 245, 256, 258, 266, 278, 288, 300, 305, 312, 326, 329, 342, 350, 378, 382, 392, 415, 440, 442, 467, 468, 490, 495, 496, 500, 505, 506, 507, 510, 519, 525, 526, 528, 533, 543, 554, 556, 566, 571, 588, 593, 596, 597, 600, 605, 611, 617, 620, 621, 625, 632

Juvenile Justice 022, 024, 034, 047, 060, 069, 070, 075, 077, 090, 100, 116, 128, 131, 133, 148, 153, 158, 186, 205, 258, 291, 312, 350, 407, 440, 442, 453, 467, 479, 484, 490, 495, 500, 506, 507, 515, 566, 605, 609, 611, 632, 638

Life-Course 014, 035, 045, 052, 056, 088, 095, 096, 127, 140, 142, 145, 163, 166, 174, 183, 196, 212, 223, 226, 243, 277, 289, 327, 336, 350, 382, 423, 440, 445, 490, 496, 510, 526, 529, 533, 543, 556, 574, 588, 593, 620, 621, 622, 640, 642

Measurement and Methodology 019, 024, 041, 049, 051, 062, 073, 082, 092, 093, 101, 109, 111, 117, 119, 120, 122, 127, 142, 143, 144, 145, 166, 167, 169, 171, 172, 173, 177, 178, 180, 198, 203, 222, 224, 229, 234, 250, 251, 260, 265, 277, 280, 284, 289, 290, 304, 309, 312, 318, 327, 330, 333, 334, 335, 336, 341, 350, 391, 393, 397, 407, 410, 415, 416, 423, 424, 438, 448, 454, 471, 477, 479, 482, 490, 510, 522, 528, 529, 530, 534, 537, 546, 549, 560, 582, 590, 602, 605

Media 017, 023, 044, 068, 082, 083, 113, 137, 173, 212, 214, 218, 231, 287, 305, 312, 316, 328, 350, 384, 388, 396, 416, 421, 519, 538, 557, 579, 596, 607, 619

Meeting 283, 315, 349 Occupation or Workplace Crime 097, 213, 255, 289, 309, 331, 333, 350, 388, 428,

571 Organized Crime 021, 046, 123, 199, 216, 235, 285, 306, 330, 341, 350, 571 Policing 024, 028, 030, 063, 071, 072, 093, 104, 117, 124, 125, 130, 143, 151, 156,

165, 167, 176, 177, 178, 181, 184, 202, 210, 214, 218, 221, 235, 242, 248, 267, 274, 284, 293, 294, 298, 301, 311, 313, 314, 325, 338, 339, 346, 350, 384, 387, 390, 396, 397, 401, 407, 408, 412, 420, 428, 435, 446, 466, 472, 477, 491, 499, 508, 509, 514, 516, 519, 533, 536, 539, 541, 544, 547, 561, 567, 568, 570, 573, 596, 597, 599, 602, 603, 604, 612, 629, 637, 639, 641, 644

Professional Development 038, 120, 173, 241, 275, 299, 311, 316, 350, 450, 470, 580, 594, 628, 643

Race & Ethnicity 015, 019, 022, 023, 025, 031, 036, 042, 043, 061, 062, 087, 088, 091, 092, 109, 111, 113, 114, 116, 119, 120, 135, 137, 146, 151, 152, 156, 158, 168, 206, 207, 213, 222, 228, 236, 240, 244, 252, 256, 267, 273, 281, 283, 289, 298, 299, 300, 313, 314, 316, 326, 331, 350, 383, 386, 389, 396, 406, 407, 410, 412, 416, 418, 420, 423, 425, 427, 428, 437, 439, 446, 471, 489, 501, 503, 507, 508, 521, 532, 536, 540, 542, 543, 545, 546, 551, 565, 566, 567, 572, 591, 600, 602, 608, 611, 639, 641, 644

Rational Choice 082, 124, 139, 167, 171, 197, 291, 440, 529, 590, 640 Re-Entry 016, 035, 056, 059, 061, 096, 106, 118, 131, 142, 150, 169, 183, 184, 185,

198, 209, 215, 250, 251, 257, 292, 344, 350, 405, 413, 439, 445, 449, 456, 464, 465, 466, 467, 470, 476, 478, 481, 484, 490, 497, 501, 529, 546, 564, 592, 606, 613, 638

Rehabilitation 014, 056, 057, 061, 096, 106, 161, 169, 170, 184, 185, 200, 202, 206, 215, 250, 257, 262, 277, 344, 350, 395, 399, 402, 442, 449, 451, 453, 456, 464,

573

467, 470, 476, 478, 481, 486, 494, 501, 529, 534, 546, 569, 613, 618, 628, 636, 638

Religion 008, 044, 084, 170, 185, 231, 291, 318, 329, 337, 338, 426, 478, 498, 630 Restorative Justice 056, 128, 141, 148, 159, 258, 316, 350, 405, 500, 549, 575, 609,

628, 633 Routine Activity 016, 114, 134, 143, 172, 204, 301, 335, 350, 379, 385, 392, 410,

595, 599, 626, 640, 641 Sentencing 047, 077, 079, 118, 169, 184, 194, 211, 214, 249, 252, 253, 279, 282,

335, 350, 405, 427, 441, 469, 473, 475, 478, 486, 489, 501, 540, 545, 559, 574, 576, 601, 602, 606, 607, 608, 609, 618, 619, 627, 635, 640

Sexual Offending 010, 025, 039, 043, 044, 046, 048, 061, 069, 079, 086, 089, 100, 108, 118, 119, 121, 148, 153, 185, 202, 204, 208, 227, 257, 272, 277, 281, 307, 325, 334, 337, 350, 405, 406, 407, 410, 419, 456, 499, 544, 549, 555, 574, 606, 631, 632

Teaching about Crime & Justice 033, 038, 041, 044, 084, 085, 111, 120, 146, 184, 195, 201, 302, 314, 350, 376, 403, 433, 436, 437, 450, 461, 495, 523, 558, 567, 587, 591, 594, 628, 641, 643

Terrorism 083, 099, 125, 132, 154, 208, 210, 216, 219, 225, 232, 237, 294, 306, 318, 343, 350, 417, 426, 434, 459, 491, 493, 539, 541, 573, 578, 579, 636

Victimization 009, 012, 019, 025, 026, 031, 039, 042, 050, 052, 058, 061, 064, 067, 084, 086, 088, 093, 100, 108, 113, 138, 139, 153, 162, 167, 172, 173, 176, 178, 181, 196, 197, 204, 206, 208, 212, 223, 230, 235, 238, 246, 253, 265, 271, 273, 274, 281, 283, 289, 300, 336, 341, 350, 377, 379, 381, 384, 385, 388, 390, 391, 392, 401, 405, 415, 416, 418, 468, 477, 503, 519, 554, 555, 557, 562, 569, 579, 588, 595, 598, 600, 614, 617, 619, 623, 624, 626, 627, 631

Violence 008, 009, 011, 012, 015, 018, 023, 027, 042, 043, 044, 045, 046, 052, 058, 064, 074, 083, 086, 088, 093, 102, 107, 113, 118, 121, 124, 137, 138, 140, 147, 149, 156, 158, 162, 163, 166, 168, 173, 174, 175, 176, 178, 180, 181, 205, 207, 211, 213, 223, 224, 227, 228, 229, 230, 234, 236, 240, 241, 260, 271, 276, 278, 280, 283, 297, 300, 309, 313, 314, 318, 325, 331, 334, 336, 337, 350, 381, 386, 387, 391, 393, 399, 405, 410, 413, 414, 415, 416, 417, 426, 435, 446, 468, 486, 489, 499, 501, 520, 537, 546, 549, 554, 556, 559, 562, 576, 588, 612, 616, 617, 618, 619, 624, 625, 630, 631, 634, 640, 641

White-Collar or Corporate Crime 020, 021, 067, 082, 097, 246, 255, 264, 272, 331, 333, 350, 486, 533, 535, 571, 600

Women 012, 018, 026, 031, 043, 046, 050, 056, 060, 062, 069, 079, 080, 086, 092, 095, 096, 097, 105, 108, 109, 121, 129, 135, 137, 154, 181, 185, 197, 206, 208, 217, 223, 228, 231, 233, 235, 244, 257, 269, 273, 274, 276, 278, 279, 281, 292, 344, 350, 374, 377, 381, 388, 401, 405, 411, 425, 432, 439, 440, 445, 448, 470, 481, 494, 503, 512, 518, 519, 544, 548, 552, 555, 557, 559, 569, 571, 591, 592, 605, 610, 618, 621, 630, 635, 640

Hyatt Regency St. Louis RiverfrontDIRECTIONS

By car from Lambert Field International Airport (15 miles): Take I-70 East to

Memorial Drive exit. Go straight on Memorial Drive. Turn right onto Market Street.

Turn right onto North 4th Street. Turn right onto Chestnut Street – hotel on left.

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Hyatt Regency St. Louis Riverfront FLOORPLAN