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A Proactive Response to Family Violence: The Results of a Randomized Experiment
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Davis, R. C.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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1997
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Parental Attachments and Delinquency
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Rankin, J. H.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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1994
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| 3 |
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PARENTAL EFFICACY AND DELINQUENT BEHAVIOR: DO CONTROL AND SUPPORT MATTER?
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Wright, J. P.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2001
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PARENTING, SELF-CONTROL, AND DELINQUENCY: A TEST OF SELF-CONTROL THEORY
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Hay, C.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2001
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PARTISAN POLITICS, ELECTORAL COMPETITION AND IMPRISONMENT: AN ANALYSIS OF STATES OVER TIME
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Stucky, T. D.; Heimer, K.; Lang, J. B.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2005
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PARTNER ABUSE AND GENERAL CRIME: HOW ARE THEY THE SAME? HOW ARE THEY DIFFERENT?
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Moffitt, T. E.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2000
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PATHWAYS TO SEX-BASED DIFFERENTIATION IN CRIMINAL COURT SENTENCING
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Jeffries, S.; Fletcher, G. J. O.; Newbold, G.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2003
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PATTERNS IN CRIMINAL ACHIEVEMENT: WILSON AND ABRAHAMSE REVISITED
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Tremblay, P.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2000
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| 9 |
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PEER SIMILARITY IN DELINQUENCY FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF FRIENDS: A COMPARISON USING TWO MEASUREMENT METHODS
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Weerman, F. M.; Smeenk, W. H.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2005
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| 10 |
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PERCEIVED SANCTION THREATS, GENDER, AND CRIME: A TEST AND ELABORATION OF POWER-CONTROL THEORY
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Blackwell, B. S.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2000
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| 11 |
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PERCEPTIONS OF RACIAL PROFILING: RACE, CLASS, AND PERSONAL EXPERIENCE
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Weitzer, R.; Tuch, S. A.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2002
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| 12 |
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Perceptions of the Work Environment Among Correctional Officers: Do Race and Sex matter?
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Britton, D. M.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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1997
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| 13 |
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Perceptual Deterrence Among Active Residential Burglars: A Research Note
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Decker, S.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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1993
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| 14 |
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Personal Capital and Social Control: The Deterrence Implications of a Theory of Individual Differences in Criminal Offending
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Nagin, D. S.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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1994
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POLICE CULTURE AND COERCION
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Terrill, W.; Paoline, E. A.; Manning, P. K.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2003
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| 16 |
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POLICE DISRESPECT TOWARD THE PUBLIC: AN ENCOUNTER-BASED ANALYSIS
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Mastrofski, S. D.; Reisig, M. D.; McCluskey, J. D.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2002
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POLICE INTERVENTION AND THE REPEAT OF DOMESTIC ASSAULT
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Felson, R. B.; Ackerman, J. M.; Gallagher, C. A.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2005
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| 18 |
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POLICE, MINORITIES, AND THE FRENCH REPUBLICAN IDEAL
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Zauberman, R.; Levy, R.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2003
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POLICE OFFICERS' ATTITUDES, BEHAVIOR, AND SUPERVISORY INFLUENCES: AN ANALYSIS OF PROBLEM SOLVING
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Engel, R. S.; Worden, R. E.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2003
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| 20 |
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Police Productivity and Crime Rates: 1973-1992
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O'Brien, R. M.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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1996
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