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Pre-Issue Pubs

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Procedural justice in prison: Examining female inmates’ experiences, perceptions, and interactions with correctional officers

by Michael E. Antonio, West Chester University, Selena R. Price, Penn State University—DuBois Campus, and Cassandra L. Reyes, West Chester University

Lessons learned from an undergraduate criminal justice internship: The student experience

by Nancy Blank, Widener University, Robin S. Goldberg-Glen, Widener University, Lori Simons, Widener University, Nicole Scharfetter, Widener University, and Denna Grande, Widener University

Criminology and criminal justice researchers' experiences and challenges with institutional review boards

by Elaine Gunnison, Seattle University and Jacqueline B. Helfgott, Seattle University

Information trolls and democracy: A qualitative examination of disinformation campaigns in Canada

by Rachelle Louden, Simon Fraser University and Richard Frank, Simon Fraser University

The making of (un)certainty in knowledge production: Rhetoric at play in a heritability controversy

by Angelica Camacho, University of Ottawa and Dominique Robert, University of Ottawa

"They are usually borderline homeless": Exploring the nexus of homelessness, housing instability, successful reentry, and long-term reintegration

by Emily I. Troshynski, University of Nevada, Las Vegas and Carolyn Willis, HOPE for Prisoners, Las Vegas, NV

Perceptions toward wrongful convictions and needed reforms in the criminal justice system: Does working experience in law enforcement matter?

by Natalia Ermasova, Governors State University, Erica Ceka, Governors State University, Aubrey Adams, Governors State University, and Lisa Jackson, Governors State University

Prison foodways in "Orange is the New Black"

by A. E. Stearns, Coastal Carolina University, Morgan Wilson, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, and McKenzie Richard, University of Louisiana at Lafayette

"Nobody gives a damn if you don't know the rules": Poverty, strain, and crime

by Chrystina Y. Hoffman, University of West Florida, Dana R. Dillard, Mississippi State University, Erin King, University of West Florida, and Angela Blackburn, University of West Florida

RESEARCH BRIEF: Ghosting in the realm of research: The realities of conducting social science research in the digital age

by Lena M. Campagna, Caldwell University and Angela S. Murolo, St. Francis College

Pre-Issue Pubs

Procedural justice in prison: Examining female inmates’ experiences, perceptions, and interactions with correctional officers

Lessons learned from an undergraduate criminal justice internship: The student experience

Criminology and criminal justice researchers' experiences and challenges with institutional review boards

Information trolls and democracy: A qualitative examination of disinformation campaigns in Canada

The making of (un)certainty in knowledge production: Rhetoric at play in a heritability controversy

"They are usually borderline homeless": Exploring the nexus of homelessness, housing instability, successful reentry, and long-term reintegration

Perceptions toward wrongful convictions and needed reforms in the criminal justice system: Does working experience in law enforcement matter?

Prison foodways in "Orange is the New Black"

"Nobody gives a damn if you don't know the rules": Poverty, strain, and crime

RESEARCH BRIEF: Ghosting in the realm of research: The realities of conducting social science research in the digital age

An exploratory study on the practice of procedural justice and use of force in police-citizen encounters

Puppycide by gavel: How the judiciary uses the police killing of dogs to reinforce justifications for police violence

Prosecutorial perceptions of discovery reform on a local level

"They don’t want us anywhere": The impact of anti-homelessness laws on unsheltered residents of Fort Worth, Texas

Campaigning for change: How state-level groups advocate for legislative sexual offense reform