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1978, Volume 6, Issue 1

• 11-23 Crime control teams: An alternative to the conventional operational procedure of investigating crimes
  by Elliott, J. F.
• 25-33 Determining an optimum percentage of defendants to release before trial: Applying inventory modeling concepts to legal policy problems
  by Nagel, Stuart & Neef, Marian & Wice, Paul
• 35-46 An examination of a desert-based presumptive sentence schedule
  by LeFrancois, Arthur Gardner
• 47-52 Econometric analysis of factors influencing crime on the campus
  by McPheters, Lee R.
• 53-67 The importance of police contact in the formulation of youths' attitudes toward police
  by Rusinko, William T. & Johnson, Knowlton W. & Hornung, Carlton A.
• 69-81 College education for police: Problems in measuring component and extraneous variables
  by Hudzik, John K.

1977, Volume 5, Issue 4

• 271-278 Apprehension productivity of police in large U. S. cities
  by Riccio, Lucius J. & Heaphy, John F.
• 279-286 Selecting trial court administrators an alternative approach
  by Berkson, Larry
• 287-300 Extreme value theory applied to police performance analysis
  by Eckert, Robert P. & Kelly, Peter M.
• 301-309 Negativistic delinquency revisited a behavioral analysis
  by Martin, J. David
• 311-320 An uneasy look at college education and the police organization
  by Swanson, Charles R.
• 321-328 Official standards versus actual criteria in bond dispositions
  by Bock, E. Wilbur & Frazier, Charles E.
• 329-337 Knowledge of police and court procedures and respect for the law a survey
  by LaKind, Elizabeth D. & Sussman, David W. & Gross, Richard

1977, Volume 5, Issue 3

• 185-203 Parole: How it is working
  by Moseley, William H. & Director, oAssociate
• 205-216 A consideration of telescoping and memory decay biases in victimization surveys
  by Gottfredson, Michael R. & Hindelang, Michael J.
• 217-224 Problems of reliability and validity in criminal justice research
  by Gertz, Marc G. & Talarico, Susette M.
• 225-235 Personality and criminality a summary and implications of the literature
  by Tennenbaum, David J. & of Clinical Services, oDirector
• 237-246 Cynicism: A factor in corrections work
  by Farmer, Richard E.
• 247-254 Using multiple regression to adjust 2 x 2 contingency tables
  by Wiedemann, Carl F.

1977, Volume 5, Issue 2

• 85-103 Developing relevant data for a prison organizational development program
  by O'Leary, Vincent & Duffee, David & Wenk, Ernest
• 105-118 Police departments under social science scrutiny
  by Guyot, Dorothy
• 119-147 Recent employment and expenditure trends in city police departments in the United States
  by Odoni, Amedeo R.
• 149-163 Criminal justice programs in higher education: Course and curriculum orientations
  by Kuykendall, Jack L.
• 165-169 Expanding a traditional criminal justice curriculum into an innovative social control curriculum
  by Streib, Victor L.

1977, Volume 5, Issue 1

• 1-12 Time served in prison and parole outcomes among parolee risk categories
  by Gottfredson, Don M. & Gottfredson, Michael R. & Garofalo, James
• 13-28 Criminal justice history as a field of research: A review of the literature, 1960-1975
  by Conley, John A.
• 29-37 Statutory diversion of drunkenness offenders
  by Deming, Romine R.
• 39-46 Corrections: The state of the art
  by Culbertson, Robert G.
• 47-54 Official crime rates and victim surveys: An empirical comparison
  by Decker, Scott H.
• 55-64 The prisoner's dilemma: Theory and reality
  by Forst, Brian & Lucianovic, Judith
• 65-72 Review and comment
  by Joscelyn, Kent B. & Joscelyn, Mary K.

1976, Volume 4, Issue 4

• 271-283 The socialization of jurors the voir dire as a rite of passage
  by Balch, Robert W. & Griffiths, Curt Taylor & Hall, Edwin L. & Winfree, L. Thomas
• 285-290 The contributions of higher education to ethical behavior in law enforcement
  by Lynch, Gerald W.
• 291-301 Community characteristics and policy implications: Some exploratory findings about two categories of municipal police chiefs
  by Pursley, Robert D.
• 303-314 Criminal justice: An emerging academic profession and discipline
  by Adams, Reed
• 315-322 Police education and training: Where are we? Where are we going?
  by Beckman, Erik
• 323-332 A social psychological approach to the study of police corruption
  by Aultman, M. G.
• 333-340 Crime change patterns in American cities
  by Jones, E. Terrence
• 341-346 A detective allocation model
  by Gray, Paul & Heitzman, William R.

1976, Volume 4, Issue 3

• 175-189 Further findings on the deterrence question and strategies for future research
  by Erickson, Maynard L. & Gibbs, Jack P.
• 191-202 Response speeds and response times of urban police patrol cars in Ottawa, Canada
  by Brown, W. J. & Lipsett, F. R.
• 203-221 The influence of social and legal factors on sentence dispositions: A preliminary analysis of offender-based transaction statistics
  by Pope, Carl E.
• 223-230 Correctional employees' reactions to job characteristics: A data based argument for job enlargement
  by Brief, Arthur F. & Munro, Jim & Aldag, Ramon J.
• 231-241 An empirical assessment of Niederhoffer's police cynicism scale
  by Regoli, Robert M.
• 243-252 The road to accreditation
  by Bassi, Larry & Rogers, Ronald H.

1976, Volume 4, Issue 2

• 95-107 Street crime and new guns: Some implications for firearms control
  by Zimring, Franklin E.
• 109-121 Swedish juvenile justice and welfare
  by Sundeen, Richard A.
• 123-131 Alienation-reduction as a paradigm for delinquency reduction
  by Sarata, Brian P. V.
• 133-145 Plea bargaining: Its pervasiveness on the judicial system
  by Felkenes, George T.
• 147-151 Victim survey research: Implications for criminal justice planning
  by Inciardi, James A. & McBride, Duane C.
• 153-156 Secondary analysis of the UCR: An index of the risk of death due to robbery
  by Maltz, Michael D.

1976, Volume 4, Issue 1

• 1-7 Toward the safety society: Police agencies and environmental planning
  by Monahan, John & Catalano, Ralph
• 9-16 Probable causes for police corruption: Some theories
  by Pogrebin, Mark & Atkins, Burton
• 17-24 Police evaluative perceptions of themselves, the general public and selected occupational groups
  by Chang, Dae H. & Zastrow, Charles H.
• 29-46 Some factors in police discretion and decision making
  by Finckenauer, James O.
• 47-55 Systematic criminal justice education
  by Brandstatter, Arthur F. & Hoover, Larry T.
• 57-61 Insiders and outsiders in criminal justice education
  by Hoffman, Dennis E. & Snell, Joel C. & Webb, Vincent J.
• 63-67 Videotaping as a method of dialogue: A new teaching and research method in criminal justice
  by Sherizen, Sanford
• 69-76 Salient factor score validation--A 1972 release cohort
  by Hoffman, Peter B. & Beck, James L.

1975, Volume 3, Issue 4

• 267-297 What happened to patrol operations in Kansas city? A review of the Kansas city preventive patrol experiment
  by Larson, Richard C.
• 299-320 A response to "what happened to patrol operations in Kansas City?"
  by Pate, Tony & Kelling, George L. & Brown, Charles
• 321-332 Organizing crime: A classificatory scheme based on offense transitions
  by Gottfredson, Gary D.

1975, Volume 3, Issue 3

• 177-194 Crime statistics: A mathematical perspective
  by Maltz, Michael D.
• 195-206 An argument for self-imposed explicit judicial sentencing standards
  by Hoffman, Peter B. & DeGostin, Lucille K.
• 207-216 An analysis of the allocation of judicial resources: The Illinois experience
  by Gillespie, Robert W.
• 217-222 Criminal justice education: The dilemma of articulation
  by Swank, Calvin J.
• 223-236 Growing up in an affluent society--Delinquency and recidivism in suburban America
  by Viano, Emilio C.
• 237-242 A survey of good time policies and practices in American correctional agencies
  by Smith, Robert R.

1975, Volume 3, Issue 2

• 85-110 On urban homicide: A statistical analysis
  by Barnett, Arnold & Kleitman, Daniel J. & Larson, Richard C.
• 111-130 Undergraduate justice system education and training at San Jose state university: An historical perspective
  by Kuykendall, Jack L. & Hernandez, Armand P.
• 131-139 Is crime a man's world? Issues in the exploration of criminality
  by Koser Wilson, Nanci & Rigsby, Constance M.
• 141-145 Analyzing the nature of police involvements: A research note concerning the effects of forms of police mobilization
  by Meyer, John C. & Taylor, Winthrop E.
• 147-151 Relationship of inmate educational levels to citizen educational levels
  by Waldron, Ronald J.
• 176-151 Local policing--A three dimensional task analysis
  by Brown, William P.

1975, Volume 3, Issue 1

• 1-15 Local policing--a three dimensional task analysis
  by Brown, William P.
• 17-31 Measurement problems in official and survey crime rates
  by Skogan, Wesley G.
• 33-45 Effects of increased security on prison violence
  by Bidna, Howard
• 47-57 Sex and parole: A comparison of male and female parolees
  by Moseley, William H. & Gerould, Margaret H.
• 59-62 The use of restrictive labels in juvenile corrections: The case of Ohio
  by Cheatwood, A. Derral

1974, Volume 2, Issue 4

• 287-304 An empirical analysis of pre-trial release decisions
  by Gottfredson, Michael R.
• 305-316 Contemporary technology in the development of an optimal juvenile investigation
  by Vondracek, Fred W. & Urban, Hugh B. & Parsonage, William H.
• 317-328 The effect of education on police attitudes
  by Weiner, Norman L.
• 329-344 Spectral analysis of reported crime data
  by McPheters, Lee R. & Stronge, William B.
• 345-355 A general model for criminal justice planning
  by Nanus, Burt
• 357-363 Study-release policies of American correctional agencies: A survey
  by Smith, Robert R. & Coordinator, oTraining & McKee, John M. & Director, oExecutive & Milan, Michael A. & Pychologist, oResearch

1974, Volume 2, Issue 3

• 195-206 Parole decision-making: A salient factor score
  by Hoffman, Peter B. & Beck, James L.
• 207-217 Direct deterrence--An analysis of the effectiveness of police patrol and other crime prevention technologies
  by Riccio, Lucius J.
• 219-233 A methodology for assessing citizen perceptions of police
  by Klyman, Fred I. & Kruckenberg, Joanna
• 235-238 Patrol planning in the Rotterdam Police Department
  by McEwen, Tom & Larson, Richard C.
• 239-242 Prediction of dangerousness as a function of its perceived consequences
  by Monahan, John & Cummings, Lesley
• 243-248 Regionalized personnel development for criminal justice employees
  by Gilson, John W. & Hagedorn, John P. & Crosby, Roger F.
• 249-259 Authoritarianism, religiosity and reactions to deviance
  by Newman, Graeme R. & Articolo, Donald J. & Trilling, Carol

1974, Volume 2, Issue 2

• 103-111 Should the United States adopt a national substantive criminal code for serious offenses?
  by Myren, Richard A.
• 113-129 Operational parameters in the stolen property system
  by Walsh, Marilyn & Chappell, Duncan
• 131-146 Decision games applied to police decision making -an exploratory study of information usage-
  by Siegel, Larry J. & Sullivan, Dennis C. & Greene, Jack R.
• 147-152 Asian development through crime prevention -roles and activities of UNAFEI-
  by Tokoi, Zen
• 153-156 Follow that felony!--an educational technique
  by Stotland, Ezra
• 157-162 Valence as a measurement of the effectiveness of probation officer-client relationship
  by Deming, Romine R.
• 163-171 Biasing effects of pretrial publicity on judicial decisions
  by Sue, Stanley & Smith, Ronald E. & Gilbert, Renee
• 173-175 Changing approaches to corrections
  by Kowitz, Gerald T. & Graves, William H. & Dronberger, Gladys B.

1974, Volume 2, Issue 1

• 1-17 The uniform crime reports revisited
  by Hindelang, Michael J.
• 19-35 Professionalization and unionization of police: A Delphi forecast on police values
  by Cooper, Terry L.
• 37-54 Evaluation of prison systems
  by Pittman, James T. & Gray, Paul
• 55-60 Project intercept: The Los Angeles experience
  by Tafoya, William L.
• 61-65 Toward undergraduate education in the interface of mental health and criminal justice
  by Monahan, John
• 67-72 Bail system development study
  by Bell, Marshall A. & Bishop, Albert B. & Joscelyn, John D. & Marsh, John J.
• 73-78 Incarcerated male and female offenders' perceptions of their experiences in the criminal justice system
  by Kratcoski, Peter C. & Scheuerman, Kirk

1973, Volume 1, Issue 4

• 289-298 Concern and choice: The selection of program priorities in criminal justice research
  by Caplan, Gerald M.
• 299-317 The percentage deposit bail system: An alternative to the professional bondsman
  by Conklin, John E. & Meagher, Dermot
• 319-326 Effects of a mandatory death penalty on the decisions of simulated jurors as a function of heinousness of the crime
  by Hester, Reid K. & Smith, Ronald E.
• 327-338 Finland's penal colonies: The forbearant model and community-based corrections
  by Johnson, Elmer H.
• 339-346 Analysis of crime control strategies
  by Rardin, Ronald L. & Gray, Paul
• 347-352 Role of law enforcement training commissions in the United States
  by Catlin, Dennis & Hoover, Larry T.
• 353-357 The national criminal justice reference service
  by Carney, John L.

1973, Volume 1, Issue 3

• 185-217 Quantitative models in crime control
  by Avi-Itzhak, Benjamin & Shinnar, Reuel
• 219-240 Social goals and appropriate policy for corrections: An economic appraisal
  by Votey, Harold L. & Phillips, Llad
• 241-253 Applications of crime seriousness information in police departments
  by Heller, Nelson B. & McEwen, J. Thomas
• 255-258 University-police cooperative approach to juvenile diversion: Evaluating its applicability and effectiveness
  by Binder, Arnold & Green, Robert P. & Newkirk, Martha
• 259-263 A planning-oriented measure of crime and delinquency
  by Nanus, Burt & Perry, Luther
• 264-263 West orange youth services project
  by Drake, Al

1973, Volume 1, Issue 2

• 93-111 On the meaning and measurement of output and efficiency in the provision of urban police services
  by Ostrom, Elinor
• 113-124 Police managers and their perceptions of higher education
  by Eastman, George D. & McCain, James A.
• 125-134 Testing for seasonality in reported crime data
  by McPheters, Lee R. & Stronge, William B.
• 135-144 Undetected opiate use: A comparison of official drug user files and a private methadone clinic's patient records
  by Weissman, James C. & Giacinti, Thomas A. & Lanasa, Francis W.
• 145-160 Systematic evaluation of criminal justice projects: A state of the art in the United States
  by Kimberling, William C. & Fryback, John T.
• 171-172 Validation of a selection device for volunteer probation officers
  by Kelley, Thomas M. & Kennedy, Daniel B.
• 173-174 City of Tyler (Texas) crime prevention project
  by Weddle, Robert S.
• 174-175 Crime-specific burglary prevention and control program
  by Rockwell, Joanne W.

1973, Volume 1, Issue 1

• 1-6 Law `N' order some ecological and linguistic aspects of rationality and morality
  by Wilkins, Leslie T.
• 7-26 Recidivism as a feedback process: An analytical model and empirical validation
  by Belkin, Jacob & Blumstein, Alfred & Glass, William
• 27-42 Do lesser pleas pay?: Accommodations in the sentencing and parole processes
  by Joo Shin, H.
• 43-50 Two factors in development of work release: size and location of prisons
  by Johnson, Elmer H. & Kotch, Kenneth E.
• 51-60 The people v. the principle of legality in the People's Republic of China
  by Pepinsky, Harold E.
• 71-72 Delphi forecast on police values
  by Cooper, Terry L.
• 73-74 UMD criminology center a viable model for knowledge impact for areas of dispersed population
  by Deming, Romine R.
• 74-75 Plainfield crime prevention unit
  by Drake, Al

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