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Mindful or Suicidal: Recommendations for Improved Mental Health among Police Officers
Ewa K. Zielinska, University of New Haven
Executive Summary
Despite multiple national initiatives, the suicide rat...
Body-Worn Cameras in State Correctional Agencies
Kristi L. Greenberg, University of New Haven
Executive Summary
The purpose of this report is to inform and advise s...
Connecticut Project Safe Neighborhoods 2016: A Youth Opportunity Initiative
Sara R. Jeffries, M.A.David L. Myers, Ph.D.Anne Kringen, Ph.D.University of New Haven
Ronald W. Schack, Ph.D.The Cha...
A Review of “Use of Research Evidence by Criminal Justice Professionals”
Timothy Daty, University of New Haven
This article previously appeared in ACJS Today. Permission was granted to rep...
New Report Provides Framework for Research-Informed Juvenile Probation
Timothy Daty, University of New Haven In the recent decades, research concerning juvenile offenders has greatly exp...
Human Trafficking in the United States: Significance of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA)
Sarbjeet Kaur, University of New Haven One of the greatest human rights violations in today’s world is human traffi...
An Exploration of Campus Sexual Assaults, Online Prevention Programs, and the Procedural Fairness of Campus Disciplinary Proceedings
Michelle A. Malone, University of New Haven Sexual assaults, regardless of when and where they occur or to whom the...
Stop and Frisk: A Proactive Response or Bias-Based Policing?
George M. Froggé, Austin Peay State University
Crime detection and prevention are two important duties performed by...
Suicide Among College Students
Ewa K. Zielinska, University of New Haven
Suicide, “an inward-directed act of violence,” has been a consistent probl...
Evidence-Based Practices in Corrections: From On-Paper to the Front-Line
Kristi L. Greenberg, University of New Haven
Evidence-based practices are accepted as the gold standard within crimi...
