Pre-Issue Publications · Journal of Qualitative Criminal Justice & Criminology

Pre-Issue Pubs

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Methodological and Practical Considerations for Cross-Cultural Focus Groups on Sensitive Topics within Criminal Justice and Criminology

by Hillary Mellinger, Washington State University, Belén Lowrey-Kinberg, University of California-Irvine, and Maya Pagni Barak, University of Michigan-Dearborn

Pilot Study: An Exploration of Medication Assisted-Treatment (MAT) for Indigenous Americans Within Tribal Healing to Wellness Courts

by Fanni Farago, George Mason University, Lindsay Smith, George Mason University, Violette Cloud, University of New Mexico, Michael Gordon, Friends Research Institute, and Faye Taxman, George Mason University

Eroticization of the Body, Reflexivity, and Qualitative Methodology in Criminology: An Omerta

by Catherine Montmagny Grenier

Blood on the Walls: The Influence of Place Management on Jail and Prison Victimization

by Victor St. John, The Ohio State University

Actionable Motivational Interviewing: Gendered Perceptions of Probation Officer-Client Relationships

by C.J. Appleton, George Mason University, Lindsay Smith, George Mason University, and Danielle S. Rudes, Sam Houston State University

Thoughts Beyond Stigma-Implications for Change Reflected in the Voices of Previously Incarcerated Citizens

by Amy Frankel, University of Maine, Orono and Elizabeth DePoy, University of Maine, Orono

A Thematic Analysis of Parenting Experiences of Women in Prison

by Pious Maedzenge, University of Missouri - St. Louis and Dawn Beichner-Thomas, Illinois State University

Pathways to Freedom: The Evolution of the Parole Process for Youth Lifers in California

by Laura S. Abrams, University of California, Los Angeles, Luskin School of Public Affairs, Kaylyn C. Canlione, Los Angeles County Department of Youth Development, Leah Ouellet, Northwestern University, and Audrey I. Melillo, University of Michigan

"Data Can Be Manipulated": How Prosecutors' Attitudes Toward Racial Disparities and Data-Informed Decision-Making Diverge

by Maria Arndt, John Jay College of Criminal Justice and Rachel Silverthorn, Florida International University

"They Say Where There’s Smoke, There's Fire; but Sometimes it's a Self -Induced Fire": Understanding Claims of Unequal Treatment Among Mexican-American Officers in the Los Angeles Police Department

by Roberto Gallardo, University of North Texas at Dallas

“I Had Nowhere to Go”: Disenfranchised Grief and Support Groups for Families of Incarcerated Individuals

by Allegra Pocinki, Rutgers University