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OMG, I want to live in this article! Spiegehalter puts in words exactly how I approach probability: it doesn't exist as an objective measure, but it's still useful to pretend it does. In a way, it feels like Calibrated Bayes, my favorite kind of Bayesian!

🚨New article w/ UCF Criminal Justice friends (James Ray & Thomas Baker) 🚨 Self-reported offending items function differently across racial/ethnic groups of youth, even when controlling for SES, neighborhood disorder, & impulse control. 50 free eprints below!👇🏻 tinyurl.com/223wamak

Our #Sociology #REU program is available to undergraduates from any US university - participation isn't limited to A&M students. A stipend, room, board, and travel to/from College Station are provided.

Don't miss out on this guide on how to run surveys: on creating your own identifying variation: more than 80 pages and an Appendix with examples including social desirability, vignettes, information treatments and more.

We are thrilled to share that Marva Goodson, PhD Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice at ASU Criminal Justice will be this year's Schulman speaker! Register:bit.ly/SchulmanSeries

Introducing the New Editor-in-Chief of IJOTCC: Continuing a Legacy of Excellence and Advancing a Vision for the Future - Bitna Kim, 2025 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/03… #IJOTCC

10 more days to submit your ideas for the 2025 HRWG Annual Meeting being held in beautiful Clearwater Beach, FL June 10-13, 2025! This year's theme is "Novel Approaches in Homicide Research for the Next Century". For more information and to submit: hrwg1991.org/annual-meeting/

🚨New article w/Sidra Hashmi and Samantha Brown🚨 Sexual Assault, Female Immigrant Victims, and Judicial Focal Concerns in U.S. and Canadian Courts link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Calling All U.S.-Based Experts in Global Crime & Criminal Justice! 🔍 Are you an academic or practitioner involved in the formulation and/or evaluation of global crime policies and programs?

Are there criminological theories that persist despite arguments that they have limited or conflicting evidence? Check out Michael Lynch’s new article, which is open access for the next 90 days! Read the full article at the Journal of Crime and Justice: shorturl.at/NSEPc

🗣️ New 📝 forthcoming! This one definitely took several villages and years to get here, but I’m so excited it found a wonderful 🏠🙌🏽 Stay tuned

Two back-to-back bangers by the brilliant Upasana Garnaik. Check them out if you're interested in gender x money x law !!!

Katie Durante🍹🦕 My book "Invisible Mothers: Unseen Yet Hypervisible after Incarceration" is relevant and could be a great addition to your syllabus. If you opt to include it, I'd be happy to Zoom in to your class for a student Q&A on #InvisibleMothers 📚Best of luck creating the course !!

Elite!!

Congratulations to HRWG's 2025 Carolyn Rebecca Block Award winner for Outstanding Contributions by a Practitioner to Increased Understanding of Homicide. It is our pleasure to honor Dr. Rae Taylor for her work advocating for women victimized by domestic violence.

Officially in Denver for Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences and my Author Meets Critics tomorrow (Wed., the 12th) at 9:30am for my book #InvisibleMothers .. I'll be joined by discussants Beth Huebner Harmony Newman and Cassandra (Cassie) Gonzalez #ACJS #ACJS2025

👉 This is an important issue of The Criminologist. It contains five pieces about academic publishing in our field, three of which involve #Criminology. The final essays by Scott(ie) Jacques on #OpenAccess and by Deena Isom on the #PeerReview crisis are also terrific. 👏

New research uses a fuzzy matching procedure to examine fatal and non-fatal shootings. Check out this new study by Scott, Johnson, Martin, Pope, and Strom. Read the full article at the Journal of Crime and Justice: shorturl.at/TdgQF

🚨New Article w/Ling Ren, Allison Kondrat, and Kyle Lemcke We explore “Police response to opioid overdoses in Texas: The impact of training on officers’ attitudes and perceptions” tandfonline.com/eprint/8Q3HRZC…

How does training change the way police respond to opioid overdoses? Check out this new Rapid Communication article by Reid (Jonathan C. Reid), Ren, Kondrat, and Lemcke. Read the full article at the Journal of Crime and Justice: shorturl.at/mJHB1