Congratulations to Professor Hayden Smith on his new Criminal Justice Policy Review article, “To Seek or Not to Seek,” examining what shapes police personnel’s willingness to seek counseling.
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@usccrim.bsky.socialCongratulations to Professor Hayden Smith on his new Criminal Justice Policy Review article, “To Seek or Not to Seek,” examining what shapes police personnel’s willingness to seek counseling.
@usccrim.bsky.socialCongratulations to Associate Professor Ian Adams on the new edited volume Future Policing: Technology and Transformation, examining how emerging technologies are reshaping policing and law enforcement.
@usccrim.bsky.socialCongratulations to PhD alum Dywane Thompson & Professor Hayden Smith on “Across the Life Course and Into Custody,” examining incarceration pathways of d/Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals.
Read it here: doi.org/10.1177/0306...
@usccrim.bsky.socialCongratulations to Hunter Boehme, Scott Mourtgos, Brandon Tregle & Marc Olson on “Return of the MAC, the Columbia Model” in Criminology & Public Policy, examining a multi-strategy crime intervention in Columbia, SC.
Read it here: doi.org/10.1111/1745...
@usccrim.bsky.socialCongratulations to Professor Hayden Smith on his new publication in Criminal Justice Policy Review, “Beyond the Prison Walls: Re-Examining the Influence of Visitation on Re-Incarceration.”
Read it here: doi.org/10.1177/0887...
@usccrim.bsky.socialCongratulations to Professor Geoff Alpert on his new Criminology & Public Policy article, “The Effects of Interview Timing and Body-Worn Camera Video Review,” examining officers’ accounts after lethal-force incidents.
@usccrim.bsky.socialCongratulations to Professor Hayden Smith on his new publication in Victims & Offenders, “Shifting Roles and Situational Violence: Rethinking the Victim–Offender Divide in Men’s Prisons.”
Read the article: doi.org/10.1080/1556...