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期刊名:Journal of criminal justice

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ISSN:0047-2352

e-ISSN:1873-6203

IF/分区:2.3/Q1

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Jose Antonio Sanchez,David C Pyrooz Jose Antonio Sanchez
Gang and violence intervention programs have become a staple in American cities. These programs often find themselves navigating turbulent political environments, a challenge that can be exacerbated during times of societal upheaval, such a...
Travis M Carter,Noah D Turner Travis M Carter
Purpose: Research assessing the relationship between COVID-19 lockdown restrictions and crime is growing. Attention to the nuances of burglary and intra-state variation in lockdown restrictions has received less attention...
Samuel Langton,Anthony Dixon,Graham Farrell Samuel Langton
Purpose: The aim of this study is to examine small area variation in crime trajectories during the COVID-19 pandemic in England and Wales. While we know how police-recorded crime responded to lockdown policies at the 'mac...
Rongqin Yu,Yasmina Molero,Niklas Långström et al. Rongqin Yu et al.
Background: Current risk assessment tools have a limited evidence base with few validations, poor reporting of outcomes, and rarely include modifiable factors. ...
Seena Fazel,Matthias Burghart,Thomas Fanshawe et al. Seena Fazel et al.
Although risk assessment tools have been widely used to inform sentencing decisions, there is uncertainty about the extent and quality of evidence of their predictive performance when validated in new samples. Following PRISMA guidelines, w...
Michael J Frith,Kate J Bowers,Shane D Johnson Michael J Frith
Introduction: In response to COVID-19, governments imposed various restrictions on movement and activities. According to the routine activity perspective, these should alter where crime occurs. For burglary, greater house...
Alex R Piquero,Wesley G Jennings,Erin Jemison et al. Alex R Piquero et al.
Purpose: The aim of this review was to estimate the effect of COVID-19-related restrictions (i.e., stay at home orders, lockdown orders) on reported incidents of domestic violence. ...
Kyler R Nielson,Yan Zhang,Jason R Ingram Kyler R Nielson
Objective: This study examined the impact of COVID-19 on police reactive and proactive activities in Houston, Texas. Seven types of police officer reactivity and three distinct categories of proactivity were examined. ...
Carlos Vilalta,Gustavo Fondevila,Ricardo Massa Carlos Vilalta
Objectives: This study examined whether Covid-19 virus containment measures moderated the relationship between community strain and homicide rates in Mexico City neighborhoods and police quadrants. ...
Kristen M Klipfel,Carlo Garofalo,David S Kosson Kristen M Klipfel
Purpose: This study examined bivariate, unique, and multivariate associations between psychopathy facets and other Personality Disorders (PDs). Method: ...