Analytics, Case Studies & Research in Criminology and Investigations

Fear of Crime, Affect, and the Aesthetics of Everyday Space: Why...

Fear of crime is rarely a rational calculation. It does not begin with a risk statistic or...

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How Gatekeepers Shape Ethical and Methodological Practice in Qualitative Juvenile Crime...

Qualitative research on juvenile crime depends on access to settings and individuals that are rarely straightforward to...

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Employment Barriers and Mental Health After Sex Offense Registration

Sex offense registration affects much more than legal compliance. It shapes employment, income, routine, family stability, and...

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Criminal Justice Internships and Career Readiness for Juvenile Justice and Related...

Students who want to enter the criminal justice field need guided exposure to agency life, case processing,...

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Body–Worn Camera Perspective Bias

Body–Worn Camera Perspective Bias describes how the visual angle of the body camera shapes perception of police–citizen...

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Investigate Europe

An investigation into Casino in Video Games and legal Casino compliance...

An investigation into compliant loot boxes in Europe and how this approach differs from regulated iGaming. Across...

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Differential Opportunity Theory: How Residential Burglary Happens

Residential burglary is not only a personal choice. Differential opportunity theory shows social place, legal and illegal...

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Out–of–School Suspension: Student View and Effects

Out–of–school suspension (OSS) affects many students every year. This punishment takes students out of class and the...

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Youth Violence: How Teens Get Hurt and How to Stop It

Violence with teens is a big problem. It happens at school, on the street, and online. Family,...

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Incel Suicide: Insights from Forums and Mental Health Research

Incel online communities show hidden struggles. Many members write about sadness, loneliness and hopelessness. Research shows forum...

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