Informing policy through scholarship
Faculty members in the school are involved in important and policy-relevant research on issues that span the discipline of Criminology and Criminal Justice.
Areas of expertise
- Childhood Conduct Disorders
- Children and the Law
- Community and Institutional Corrections
- Community Policing and Problem-Oriented Policing
- Constitutional Criminal Procedure
- Corruption
- Crime Analysis
- Criminal Justice Policy
- Criminology in Developing Nations
- Effects of Race, Ethnicity, and Gender on Sentencing Decisions
- Fraud Victimization
- Gangs
- Gender & Crime
- Immigration, Crime, and Social Justice
- The Insanity and Diminished Capacity Defenses
- Juvenile Court Processes
- Legal Psychology and Legal Socialization
- Neighborhoods, Crime, and Disorder
- Organizational Leadership
- Police Use of Force
- Police and Technology
- Prisoner Reentry and Reintegration
- Psychopathy and Criminal Offending
- Sentencing and Plea Bargaining
- Sex, Sexuality, Law, and Justice
- Social Control
- Sociology of Punishment
- SuperMax Prisons
- Victimization
- Violence and Violent Crime
- White-collar Crime