• Examining the Association Between Mental Illness and Victimization Risk in Community and Prison Settings 

  Kozlowski, Meghan Michelle (2018)

  Research suggests that persons with mental illness are at risk for physical and sexual victimization both in the community and while incarcerated. However, there is less understanding of the risk factors that explain these ...

• The Effects of Gender Inequality and Routine Activities on Stalking Victimization 

  Stratta, Stephanie (2018)

  Stalking has been a growing concern in criminology over the past few decades. This area needs more theoretical development. Two important theoretical perspectives are gender inequality and routine activities theory. So ...

• DOES PRESIDENTIAL POLICY CHANGE FEDERAL IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT? DOCUMENTING THE SEVERITY OF ALLEGED OFFENCES BY ICE IMMIGRATION ARRESTEES IN THE OBAMA AND TRUMP ADMINISTRATIONS 

  Neal, Adam David (2018)

  The federated nature of U.S. immigration enforcement invites tensions between levels of government, which both cooperate and clash with each other. A hierarchical description would claim that states and localities are ...

• Disorder, Dissatisfaction with the Neighborhood, and Delinquency 

  Goodier, Michael (2018)

  This study examines the association between neighborhood dissatisfaction and adolescent delinquency. The objectives of this project are to determine (1) whether neighborhood disorder is related to delinquency among ...

• OPIOID ABUSE AMONG ADOLESCENTS WHO OFFEND: RISK FACTORS AND THE ROLE OF GENDER 

  Hickman, Shelby Nichole (2018)

  In this paper, I explore risk factors for opioid use and abuse among juvenile justice system-involved adolescents convicted of a serious offense; a group known to experience high rates of substance abuse and dependence. ...

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