... of these constructs forms a framework that both captures the experiences of families in the study and sheds light on how this distinct criminal legal context fits within broader literatures on imprisonment, legal processing, and family management. family criminal justice incarceration qualitative legal process...

... potential. This article, using theoretical and empirical methodologies, argues for the reconceptualization of international criminal justice within the ICC’s framework to effectively integrate retributive and restorative proceedings and punishments. It contends that changes to ICC practice are needed...

... and juvenile-legal research across practice levels and settings. This article presents a systemic model of evidence-informed practice, which recognizes the organizational and community structures required to support the effective dissemination and translation of research. criminal justice dissemination...

... with the criminal justice system. People with ‘lived experiences’ of recovery lead the organization, aiming to inspire and provide hope to people who are struggling to find a way forward. We explored people’s experiences of RRR using a research method called ‘photovoice’, where people use cameras to tell...

... Background The 21st century has seen a decline in employment rates in the US at the same time that it has experienced a historically unprecedented rise in the numbers of adults under criminal justice system control. Both low employment and high incarceration have posed serious challenges for public health...

...Madeline R Stenersen; MacKenzie Peltier; Sherry A McKee Findings from a large nationwide sample of people in treatment for alcohol use revealed that American Indian/Alaska Native people were more likely than people of all other races to be referred to treatment by the criminal justice system...

... to be infected and die of the disease and suffering exacerbated mental health issues during this crisis. ^28–30 The discussion of criminal justice challenges faced by communities of color over generations and the glairing inequalities in COVID-19 outcomes make clear that people of color are stuck...

...Synøve Nygaard Andersen Whether criminal justice system involvement has a direct and meaningful impact on individual offending trajectories, and whether any such impact is constructive or detrimental, remain central questions to the study of criminality more generally and of individual criminal...

...) technology is gaining prominence in the whole gamut of the criminal justice system spanning the processes of crime identification, arrests, prosecution, sentencing and punishment. While the benefits of this are certain, so also are the demerits, especially as manifested in the data bias problem. This article...

..., and drawing upon insights gained from interviews with lawyers working with the Rohingya, I expose the gaps in the emerging narrative of Rohingya victimization and explain the reasons behind them. Burma/Myanmar gender international criminal justice sexual violence/rape victims ‘Justice for us is exposing...

... 2014 ). The case might then be presented in court; however, cases can be withdrawn at any stage up to the commencement of the trial and re-enrolled later if further evidence becomes available. Attrition of rape cases within the criminal justice system is inevitable. Some cases cannot feasibly progress...

... on the presentation of the characteristics of the English–Slovene Dictionary of Criminal Justice and Security Abbreviations, a terminological dictionary that covers the subfields that are closely connected with the core field of security and justice; namely, security, justice, policing, law, and army...

... symptoms (i.e., early onset psychosis). Future studies are needed on protective mechanisms that may buffer the effects of prior solitary confinement on psychosis. criminal justice psychosis psychosis-like symptoms psychotic experiences solitary confinement The United States holds approximately 2.1...

... with a plausible theory concerning the epistemology of legal judgments and the role they play in society. philosophy of law legal proof punishment criminal justice beyond reasonable doubt blame retributivism capital punishment In everyday life, we seek more confidence for some decisions than others...

... by the psychosocial and how this is implemented in these institutions. Findings show that the psychosocial concept is still under construction for practitioners, implemented mainly through interdisciplinary interventions. Chile development of the psychosocial in justice institutions the family and criminal justice...

... algorithms into the criminal justice system (Berk & Hyatt, 2015 ). Although the United States is unique in its reliance on and early adoption of ARAIs, many countries are now implementing predictive algorithms in their criminal justice systems, including China (Li, 2020 ) and the United Kingdom (Cui...

...Steve Kirkwood; Eve Mullins; Trish McCulloch; Viviene E Cree One of the survey questions was ‘How does gender feature in your approach and practice as a criminal justice social worker?’ In response, some respondents directly rejected the relevance of gender to their work, for example, one said...

... informal networks amongst civil society actors, referred to as transnational advocacy networks (TANs), are hugely important when it comes to advocacy and strategic litigation work. ⁵³ Within the field of international criminal justice, these networks and alliances are crucial because the crimes...

...-fighters received an overwhelmingly hostile reception, their very involvement in the masculine fighting environment resonating with contemporary anxieties over public immorality, violent crime, and the emergent movement for women’s emancipation. women’s sport female violence criminal justice system...

... into the criminal justice system in adulthood (circa 2000). This paper considers (i) how British ‘New Right’ welfare policies may have had unintended, but lasting consequences for individuals in receipt of social security assistance and (ii) the interplay between micro and macro criminological analysis. welfare...