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1984, Volume 12, Issue 3

• 289-302 Stinging the Detroit criminal: A total system perspective
  by Weiner, Kenneth & Chelst, Kenneth & Hart, William
• 303-312 A conceptual framework for police functions and services
  by Renner, K. Edward & Barrett, C. Thomas

1984, Volume 12, Issue 2

• 101-114 Forecasting highway casualties: The British road safety act and a sense of deja vu
  by Phillips, Llad & Ray, Subhash & Votey, Harold L.
• 115-130 The deterioration of deterrence effects of driving legislation: Have we been giving wrong signals to policymakers?
  by Votey, Harold L.
• 131-148 Controlling the alcohol-impaired driver in Scandinavia and the United States: Simple deterrence and beyond
  by Snortum, John R.
• 149-154 The legal control of drunken driving: A comment on methodological concerns in assessing deterrent effectiveness
  by Cohen, Jacqueline
• 155-160 A comment on methodological concerns: A rejoinder
  by Phillips, Llad & Ray, Subhash & Votey, Harold L.
• 161-172 Youth and the forbidden fruit: Experiences with changes in legal drinking age in North America
  by Vingilis, Evelyn R. & De Genova, Katherine
• 173-183 Race, occupational status, and pro-active police arrest for drinking and driving
  by Hollinger, Richard C.
• 185-197 Saturated enforcement: The efficacy of deterrence and drunk driving
  by Sykes, Gary W.

1984, Volume 12, Issue 1

• 1-10 Community corrections diversion in Colorado
  by Covey, Herbert C. & Menard, Scott
• 11-19 Corporate criminology: Explaining deviance of business and political organizations
  by Albanese, Jay S.
• 21-37 The quality of doctoral programs in deviance, criminology, and criminal justice: An empirical assessment
  by Thomas, Charles W. & Bronick, Matthew J.
• 39-59 Patterns of entry, professional identity, and attitudes toward crime-related education: A study of criminal justice and criminology faculty
  by Greene, Jack R. & Bynum, Timothy S. & Webb, Vincent J.
• 61-70 System maintenance and legitimation: An historical illustration of the impact of national task forces and committees on correction
  by Kalinich, David B. & Banas, Dennis
• 71-80 Educational saliency and careers in criminal justice: The case of Louisiana
  by Thomas Winfree, L. & Evans, Robert C.
• 81-86 The assessment of continued threat to the community in a mentally ill offender program
  by Aadland, Rebecca L. & Schag, Daniel S.

1983, Volume 11, Issue 6

• 481-493 Public support for punishing white-collar crime: Blaming the victim revisited?
  by Cullen, Francis T. & Clark, Gregory A. & Mathers, Richard A. & Cullen, John B.
• 495-504 Joining anthropology and law enforcement
  by Kania, Richard R. E.
• 505-523 Equal employment opportunity and female employment in police agencies
  by Potts, Lee W.
• 525-537 The effect of evidentiary factors on charge reduction
  by Adams, Kenneth
• 539-547 Screening for risk: A revised salient factor score (SFS 81)
  by Hoffman, Peter B.
• 549-561 Assessing the effects of LEAA demise on criminal justice higher education
  by Weirman, Charles & Archambeault, William G.
• ii-623 Editorial
  by B. Joscelyn, Kent & in Chief, oEditor

1983, Volume 11, Issue 5

• 391-401 Is there a place for economics in criminology and criminal justice?
  by Orsagh, Thomas
• 403-412 Battered wives, lawyers, and district attorneys: An examination of law in action
  by Bowker, Lee H.
• 413-427 Race and the apprehension of inmate misconduct
  by Ramirez, John
• 429-446 The availability, accessibility, and level of computerization of criminal justice data: An interstate comparison
  by Shugoll, Mark & Dempsey, Jan
• 447-458 Criminal justice theory: A case of trained incapacity?
  by Willis, Cecil L.
• 459-466 Rational cops, rational robbers, and information
  by Kohfeld, C. W.

1983, Volume 11, Issue 4

• 287-299 Victim/witness noncooperation: A second look at a persistent phenomenon
  by Davis, Robert C.
• 301-315 Violence in the city: Empirical bases for a collective working image
  by Slovak, Jeffrey S.
• 317-326 Cesare Beccaria: Utilitarian or retributivist?
  by Young, David B.
• 327-338 Problems and priorities: Perceptions of jail custodians and social service providers
  by Gibbs, John J.
• 339-349 "Fifth business": The librarian, the criminal justice scholar, and the search for primary sources
  by Simpson, Antony E.
• 351-358 Abolition of plea bargaining in the coast guard
  by Call, Jack E. & England, David E. & Talarico, Susette M.
• 359-368 Combatting the crime of arson: Detection, arrest, and conviction
  by Longmire, Dennis R. & Vito, Gennaro F. & Kenney, John P.
• 369-375 Criminal justice/criminology journal rankings: ASC versus ACJS
  by Winker, Kenneth E.

1983, Volume 11, Issue 3

• 195-211 The implementation of formal procedures in juvenile court processing of status offenders
  by Marshall, Chris E. & Marshall, Ineke Haen & Thomas, Charles W.
• 213-227 Hispanic interaction with the criminal justice system in Texas: Experiences, attitudes, and perceptions
  by Carter, David L.
• 229-240 The application of social impact assessment to the study of criminal and juvenile justice programs: A case study
  by Morash, Merry
• 241-263 Fair and impartial railroad: The jury, the media, and political trials
  by Brady, James P.
• 265-267 Farrington and Nuttal's "overcrowding and recidivism"
  by Gaes, Gerald G.
• 269-271 "Overcrowding and recidivism": A response to Gaes's comment
  by Farrington, David P. & Nuttall, Christopher P.

1983, Volume 11, Issue 2

• 93-104 The colonial model, subcultural theory, and intragroup violence
  by Austin, Roy L.
• 105-120 The experience of stress for correction officers: A double-bind theory of correctional stress
  by Cheek, Frances E. & Miller, Marie Di Stefano
• 121-128 State prison expansion: An explanatory model
  by Warren Benton, F. & Silberstein, Judith A.
• 129-142 Patterns of offending in urban and rural areas
  by Laub, John H.
• 143-152 Witness involvement in the criminal justice system and intention to cooperate in future prosecutions
  by Norton, Lee
• 153-166 Control of drunken driving accidents in Norway: An econometric evaluation of behavior under uncertainty
  by Votey, Harold L.
• 167-171 Flawed arrest "rates" and overlooked reliability problems in UCR arrest statistics: A comment on Wilson's "the masculinity of violent crime--Some second thoughts"
  by Steffensmeier, Darrell
• 173-176 Masculinity and violent crime: A response to Steffensmeier's comment
  by Koser Wilson, Nanci
• 177-178 Comment: A reaction to "an analysis of citations in introductory criminology textbooks," JCJ 10(3)
  by Allen, Harry E.
• 179-178 Citations in introductory criminology textbooks: A response to Allen's comment
  by Shichor, David

1983, Volume 11, Issue 1

• 1-13 Is child saving dead? Attitudes toward juvenile rehabilitation in Illinois
  by Cullen, Francis T. & Golden, Kathryn M. & Cullen, John B.
• 15-26 Police research technology: Functional relations between juvenile citations and criminal offenses
  by Currey, George H. & Carr, Adam F. & Schnelle, John F. & Risley, Todd R.
• 27-34 Stone v. Powell: The impact on state appellate court judges' perceptions
  by Mays, G. Larry
• 35-46 Erewhon: A manifesto of the rehabilitative ideal
  by Jenkins, Philip
• 47-56 Psychological factors in eyewitness identifications
  by Brigham, John C.
• 57-66 A survey of drug use and attitudes toward drugs among male law students and police trainees in Queensland, Australia: A research note
  by Engs, Ruth C. & Mulqueeny, Kerry E.
• 67-75 Prediction of burglary: A research note
  by Eskridge, Chris W.
• 77-81 Determinants of black and white attitudes toward gun regulation: A research note
  by McClain, Paula D.

1982, Volume 10, Issue 6

• 433-442 The choice of crime: An empirical analysis of juveniles' criminal choice
  by Ghali, Moheb A.
• 443-453 Juvenile court intake decision making: The importance of family affiliation
  by Fenwick, C. R.
• 455-468 Black women in American policing: An advancement display
  by Townsey, Roi Dianne
• 469-480 Measuring the needs and satisfaction of probationers
  by Gibbs, John J.
• 481-492 A decade of disciplinary, administrative, and protective control of inmates in the Washington State Penitentiary: A research note
  by Barak-Glantz, Israel L.
• 493-503 Improving the linkages between domestic violence referral agencies and the police: A research note
  by Hanewicz, Wayne B. & Cassidy-Riske, Christine & Fransway, Lynn M. & O'Neill, Michael W.

1982, Volume 10, Issue 5

• 341-358 Free press-fair trial in Britain and America
  by Giglio, Ernest D.
• 359-374 Comparison of the criminal statistics of the United States and the Federal Republic of Germany
  by Teske, Raymond H. C. & Arnold, Harald R.
• 375-382 The impact of patrol staffing on police-citizen injuries and dispositions
  by Decker, Scott H. & Wagner, Allen E.
• 383-391 Attitudes toward ex-offenders: A comparison of social stigmas
  by Homant, Robert J. & Kennedy, Daniel B.
• 393-401 Criminal justice in Israel: A research note
  by Bensinger, Gad J.
• 403-419 Reliability and validity of the oral interview board in police promotions: A research note
  by Gaines, Larry K. & Lewis, Bruce R.

1982, Volume 10, Issue 4

• 257-269 Crime prevention through mass media: Prospects and problems
  by Sacco, Vincent F. & Silverman, Robert A.
• 271-282 Crime in the country: The vulnerability and victimization of rural citizens
  by Smith, Brent L. & Huff, C. Ronald
• 283-297 The effects of presumptive parole dates on institutional behavior: A preliminary assessment
  by Stone-Meierhoefer, Barbara & Hoffman, Peter B.
• 299-309 Reputational inmate leaders: Some comparative contact patterns
  by Sparger, Jerry R. & Anson, Richard H.
• 311-321 The leadership styles of police managers
  by Kuykendall, Jack & Unsinger, Peter C.
• 323-329 The use of the determinate sentence--an historical perspective: A research note
  by Gatz, Nick & Vito, Gennaro F.

1982, Volume 10, Issue 3

• 177-190 T.V. crooks: Implications of latent role models for theories of delinquency
  by Greene, Jack R. & Bynum, Tim S.
• 191-198 Incompetency to stand trial: As status, as label, and as potential source of sentencing disparity
  by Heininger, Bruce L.
• 199-209 Fear of crime: Who is most vulnerable?
  by Toseland, Ronald W.
• 211-230 On assessing the mood of the public toward the police: Some conceptual issues
  by White, Mervin F. & Menke, Ben A.
• 231-237 An analysis of citations in introductory criminology textbooks: A research note
  by Shichor, David
• 239-245 Comparative criminal justice--search and seizure, interrogation, and identification of suspects in India: A research note
  by Lushing, Susan C.

1982, Volume 10, Issue 2

• 91-109 Police supervision on the street: An analysis of supervisor/officer interaction during the shift
  by Allen, David N.
• 111-122 Productivity measures in the criminal investigation function
  by Williams, Vergil L. & Sumrall, Raymond O.
• 123-130 Assessing and predicting the competency of juvenile court volunteer probation officers
  by Kelley, Thomas M. & Kennedy, Daniel B.
• 131-145 The criminal investigative process: Toward a conceptual framework
  by Kuykendall, Jack
• 147-152 Women in criminal justice: Occupational interests
  by Golden, Kathryn M.
• 153-163 Halfway houses and parole: A national assesment
  by Latessa, Edward & Allen, Harry E.

1982, Volume 10, Issue 1

• 1-24 Juvenile diversion and the constitution
  by Binder, Arnold & Binder, Virginia L.
• 25-35 Economics and the social reality of prisons
  by Conley, John A.
• 37-44 Women prisoners and the law: Which way will the pendulum swing?
  by Alpert, Geoffrey P.
• 45-55 Police uniforms, attitudes, and citizens
  by Bell, Daniel J.
• 57-67 Assessing the prestige of journals in criminal justice: A research note
  by Regoli, Robert M. & Poole, Eric D. & Miracle, Andrew W.
• 69-72 Learning to live with homicide: A research note
  by Barnett, Arnold

1981, Volume 9, Issue 6

• 403-417 Public support for the courts: An examination of alternative explanations
  by Fagan, Ronald W.
• 419-430 Ecological considerations in victim reporting to the police
  by Laub, John H.
• 431-439 "Scared Straight": Ideology and the media
  by Cavender, Gray
• 441-450 Organization and environment: The case of correctional personnel training programs
  by Weiner, Ronald I. & Johnson, Robert
• 451-466 Testing types: A review and test of police types
  by Hochstedler, Ellen

1981, Volume 9, Issue 5

• 343-358 Policing the beat: The impact of organizational scale on patrol officer behavior in urban residential neighborhoods
  by Mastrofski, Stephen
• 359-366 Trends in the use of deadly force by police
  by Kuykendall, Jack
• 367-374 Paraprofessionals in parole and probation services: Selection, training, and program evaluation
  by Love, Kevin G.
• 375-381 Work release and periodic detention in New South Wales: The custodial model and role experimentation
  by Johnson, Elmer H.
• 383-388 Cross-cultural research and the role of anthropology in criminal justice
  by Miracle, Andrew W.
• 389-395 Of battered wives, self-defense and double standards of justice : A research note
  by Rittenmeyer, Steven D.

1981, Volume 9, Issue 4

• 265-288 Can white-collar crime investigators be protected from improper pressures? The case of Israel
  by Stotland, Ezra
• 289-303 Judges, juries, and the decision to convict
  by Myers, Martha A.
• 305-316 The influence of court location on type of criminal sentence: The rural-urban factor
  by Austin, Thomas L.
• 317-331 Higher education and police use of deadly force
  by Sherman, Lawrence W. & Blumberg, Mark

1981, Volume 9, Issue 3

• 209-218 The desirability of goal conflict within the criminal justice system
  by Wright, Kevin N.
• 219-225 The incidence of learning disabilities and mental retardation in youth under the jurisdiction of the juvenile court
  by Smykla, John Ortiz & Willis, Thomas W.
• 227-234 A multimethod approach to community evaluation of police performance
  by Carlson, Helena M. & Sutton, Markley S.
• 235-246 Demeanor, sex, and race in police processing
  by Moyer, Imogene L.
• 247-252 Institutional affiliation of authors in selected criminal justice journals
  by Fabianic, David

1981, Volume 9, Issue 2

• 111-123 The masculinity of violent crime--some second thoughts
  by Wilson, Nanci Koser
• 125-149 Law enforcement and political change in post-civil war Nigeria
  by Carter, Marshall & Marenin, Otwin
• 151-164 Police participation in structured plea negotiations
  by Kerstetter, Wayne A.
• 165-180 Calling the cops: Police telephone operators and citizen calls for service
  by Antunes, George & Scott, Eric J.
• 181-194 Interest groups in the criminal justice process
  by Fairchild, Erika S.

1981, Volume 9, Issue 1

• 1-17 Some observations on the link between learning disabilities and juvenile delinquency
  by Zimmerman, Joel & Rich, William D. & Keilitz, Ingo & Broder, Paul K.
• 19-27 Rural and agricultural crime
  by Swanson, Charles R.
• 29-39 Few convictions in rape cases: Empirical evidence concerning some alternative explanations
  by Williams, Kristen M.
• 41-49 Management research in criminal justice: Exploring ethical issues
  by Roberg, Roy R.
• 51-62 Examining the research underlying the sentencing guidelines concept in Denver, Colorado: A partial replication of a reform effort
  by Hewitt, John D. & Little, Bert
• 63-77 The role of race in predicting job attitudes of patrol officers
  by Buzawa, Eva S.
• 79-91 Organizational change in law enforcement
  by Greene, Jack R.
• 93-97 An analysis of contributors to the journal of criminal justice
  by Melichar, Dudley W. & Gayle Shuman, I.

1980, Volume 8, Issue 6

• 345-356 Public vs. elite opinion on correctional reform: Implications for social policy
  by Riley, Pamela Johnson & Rose, Vicki McNickle
• 357-367 Time served and institutional misconduct: Patterns of involvement in disciplinary infractions among long-term and short-term inmates
  by Flanagan, Timothy J.
• 369-378 Vertical prosecution and career criminal bureaus: How many and who?
  by Weimer, David L.
• 379-385 Urban homicide: Some recent developments
  by Barnett, Arnold & Essenfeld, Ellen & Kleitman, Daniel J.
• 387-393 Police minority recruitment: A note on its effectiveness in improving black evaluations of the police
  by Decker, Scott H. & Smith, Russell L.
• 395-403 Some conditions maximizing eyewitness accuracy: A learning/memory analogy
  by Sanders, Glenn S. & Warnick, Dell

1980, Volume 8, Issue 5

• 275-286 The future of criminal justice administration and its impact on civil liberties
  by Zalman, Marvin
• 287-298 Criminal justice faculty and criminal justice students: A case for the missing data
  by Terry, W. Clinton
• 299-307 A taxonomy of law enforcement decision support systems
  by Paddock, Charles E.
• 309-316 The relationship of criminal victimization, police per capita and population density in twenty-six cities
  by Shichor, David & Decker, David L. & O'Brien, Robert M.
• 317-325 A study of female robbers in a Southern Correctional Institution
  by Fortune, Eddyth P. & Vega, Manuel & Silverman, Ira J.
• 327-334 Policing styles: Notes on an empirical synthesis of Wilson and Muir
  by Talarico, Susette M. & Swanson, Charles R.

1980, Volume 8, Issue 4

• 205-219 A reinterpretation of criminal law reform in nineteenth century England
  by Rustigan, Michael A.
• 221-231 Prison size, overcrowding, prison violence, and recidivism
  by Farrington, David P. & Nuttall, Christopher P.
• 233-241 Leadership in a women's prison
  by Moyer, Imogene L.
• 243-249 The effects of criminal victimization and judicial or police contacts on public attitudes toward local police
  by Koenig, Daniel J.
• 251-257 Police stress: A conceptual overview
  by Webb, Stephen D. & Smith, David L.

1980, Volume 8, Issue 3

• 147-162 A comparison of different delinquency measures derived from self-report data
  by Zimmerman, Joel & Broder, Paul K.
• 163-174 Nonresidential criminal justice graduate degree programs
  by Adams, Reed
• 175-184 The impact of higher education on crime orientations
  by Selke, William L.
• 185-188 Revalidating the salient factor score : A research note
  by Hoffman, Peter B. & Beck, James L.

1980, Volume 8, Issue 2

• 77-87 Accreditation: Is it necessary? Yes!
  by Felkenes, George T.
• 89-96 Determination of the predictive validity of the assessment center approach to selecting police managers
  by Ross, Joyce D.
• 97-109 Cost effectiveness in victim-witness advocate programs: A case study
  by Brewster, Lawrence G.
• 111-122 Police occupational solidarity: Probing a determinant in the deterioration of police/citizen relations
  by Bennett, Richard R. & Corrigan, Robert S.
• 123-128 An updated survey of four policies and practices in American adult corrections
  by Smith, Robert R. & Petko, Charles M.

1980, Volume 8, Issue 1

• 1-26 Demographically disaggregated projections of prison populations
  by Blumstein, Alfred & Cohen, Jacqueline & Miller, Harold D.
• 27-38 Training prison inmates as paralegals: An experimental project
  by Emshoff, James G. & Davidson, William S. & Conner, Ross F.
• 39-51 Patterns in burglary: An empirical examination of offense and offender characteristics
  by Pope, Carl E.
• 53-60 Reporting recidivism rates: The criterion and follow-up issues
  by Hoffman, Peter B. & Stone-Meierhoefer, Barbara

1979, Volume 7, Issue 4

• 293-308 Relationship between reported crime rates and victimization survey results: An empirical and analytical study
  by Ernst Eck, J. & Riccio, Lucius J.
• 309-323 Administrative interventions on police shooting discretion: An empirical examination
  by Fyfe, James J.
• 325-355 Evaluating the effectiveness of one-officer versus two-officer patrol units
  by Kaplan, Edward H.

1979, Volume 7, Issue 3

• 193-216 Post release arrest experiences of federal prisoners: A six-year follow-up
  by Hoffman, Peter B. & Stone-Meierhoefer, Barbara
• 217-241 Information, apprehension, and deterrence: Exploring the limits of police productivity
  by Skogan, Wesley G. & Antunes, George E.
• 243-247 Changes in the professional commitment of police recruits: An exploratory case study
  by Poole, Eric D. & Regoli, Robert M.
• 249-267 Faculty characteristics and course content in college programs for police officers
  by Sherman, Lawrence W. & McLeod, Maureen

1979, Volume 7, Issue 2

• 101-107 The criminal justice component in an educational institution
  by Felkenes, George T.
• 109-123 The role of state government in criminal justice higher education
  by Myren, Richard A.
• 125-133 Productivity ratings of graduate programs in criminal justice based on publication in ten critical journals
  by Parker, L. Craig & Goldfeder, Eileen
• 135-145 Relative prestige of criminal justice doctoral programs
  by Fabianic, David
• 147-172 Criminal justice education in the United States: A profile
  by Bennett, Richard R. & Marshall, Ineke Haen

1979, Volume 7, Issue 1

• 1-9 The police in 1984
  by Kerstetter, Wayne A. & Director, oAssociate
• 11-20 Correlates of deterrence: Problems of theory and method
  by Meier, Robert F.
• 21-36 A comparative exploration of prison discipline
  by Dauber, Edward & Shichor, David
• 37-51 Measurement of police cynicism: A factor scaling approach
  by Regoli, Robert M. & Poole, Eric D.
• 53-70 Informal helping networks in prison: The shape of grass-roots correctional intervention
  by Johnson, Robert & Professor, oAssistant
• 71-79 Combating crime and citizen attitudes: A study of the corresponding reality
  by Lewis, Edward B. & Professor, oAssistant & Sullivan, Tommy T. & Professor, oAssistant

1978, Volume 6, Issue 4

• 287-289 Perspectives on criminal justice research
  by Bayley, David H.
• 291-303 Crime and capital punishment: Some recent studies
  by Barnett, Arnold
• 305-313 Heroin addiction, crime and economic cost: A critical analysis
  by Gillespie, Robert W.
• 315-327 Clinical assessment and the detention, disposition, and treatment of emotionally disturbed delinquent youths
  by Kelley, Thomas M.
• 329-345 "Dangerousness" within a juvenile institution
  by Tennenbaum, David J.
• 347-355 Criminal justice as an academic discipline: Costs and benefits
  by Webb, Vincent J. & Hoffman, Dennis E.
• 357-361 Volunteers in probation: A research note on evaluation
  by Dowell, David A.

1978, Volume 6, Issue 3

• 195-197 Involving the humanities in doctoral education in criminology and criminal justice
  by Czajkoski, Eugene H.
• 199-216 Dangers of police professionalization: An empirical analysis
  by Smith, Dennis C.
• 217-231 Plea bargaining: An organizational perspective
  by Nardulli, Peter F.
• 233-246 Recruitment of female police officers in New York City
  by Ermer, Virginia B.
• 247-252 A comparison of recidivism measures
  by Griswold, David B.
• 253-260 The importance of recidivism research in understanding criminal behavior
  by Nacci, Peter L.
• 261-268 The commitment of delinquents to their misdeeds: A re-examination
  by Regoli, Robert M. & Poole, Eric D.

1978, Volume 6, Issue 2

• 99-116 The use of simulation in criminal justice policy evaluation
  by Bard, Jonathan F.
• 117-131 Police service aides: Paraprofessionals for police
  by Tien, James M. & Larson, Richard C.
• 133-149 Victims' evaluation oof police performace
  by Poister, Theodore H. & McDavid, James C.
• 151-165 Sentence dispositions accorded assault and burglary offenders: An exploratory study in twelve California counties
  by Pope, Carl E.
• 167-176 Implementation evaluation: A future direction in project evaluation
  by Lewis, Ralph G. & Greene, Jack R.

1978, Volume 6, Issue 1

• 1-2 Research on deterrent and incapacitative effects of criminal sanctions
  by Blumstein, Alfred
• 3-10 Summary of report of the panel on research on deterrent and incapacitative effects : Assembly of behavioral and social sciences national academy of science Washington, D.C. 20418
  by Blumstein, Afred

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