2004 ASC Annual Meeting Abstracts – Title Index

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A

• A Cellular Automaton in RA/CA Crime Simulation
• A Critique on the Use of Battered Woman Syndrome in Court
• A First Try: The Innocence Commission for Virginia
• A Pooled Time-Series Assessment of the Determinants of Police Strength in Large U.S. Cities
• A Qualitative Examination of the Juvenile Drug Court Treatment Process
• A Tale of Two Cities: Victims of Homicide in London and New York
• Action Research as a Tool for Advancing Practice and Knowledge
• Adversary Trial and Plea Bargaining in Historical Perspective?
• Affirmative Action for Experimental Research: Why Randomized Experiments Require and Should Receive Special Treatment
• Age Disparity in Criminal Court Sentencing
• Agent Learning and Adaptation in a RA/CA Crime Simulation Model
• American Executions: Death Penalty Politics, European Anti-Americanism and American Anti-Europeanism
• An Empirical Analysis of the Role of Mitigation in Capital Sentencing in North Carolina Before and After McKoy v. North Carolina (1990)
• An Empirical Assessment of the Effect of Crime Salience on Attitudes Toward Crime, Welfare and Immigration
• An Evaluation of Intensive Supervision and Monitoring Schemes for Persistent Adult Offenders
• Analysis of Police Stops and Searchers: City of Erie, Pennsylvania
• Apparent Child Sex Offender Clustering: A Look at Levels of Socio-Economic Registered Perpetrators
• Assessing the Issue of Arbitrariness in Capital Sentencing in North Carolina: Are the Effects of Legally Relevant Variables Racially Invariant?

B

• Badfellas: Movie Psychos, Popular Culture, and Law
• Before the War
• Binge Drinking: The Meanings, Motivations and Management of Contemporary Alcohol Consumption
• Biting the Bullet: Understanding Gun Crime in Nottingham, England
• Building a Course and Program in Homeland Security
• Burning Issues: Fire, Carnival and Crime

C

• Campaign Contributions, Post-War Reconstruction Contracts, and State Crime
• Can Science Understand Justice?
• Can We Determine What Works? A Meta-Analysis of Research Methods Used to Evaluate Behavioral Health Interventions in Criminal Justice Settings
• Case Law on Sexual Harassment in Criminal Justice
• Charge Manipulation and Relevant Conduct in Federal Criminal Case Processing
• Citizenship, Public Participation, Democracy and Modern Juries in Criminal Trials
• Classifying Identity Theft Using a Problem-Oriented Approach
• Collaboration Among Police and Prosecutors in Community Justice
• Collaboration in a Practice-Based Research Network
• College Binge Drinking: An Empirical Test of Theories
• Comparative Studies: Difficulties, Pitfalls and Resistance
• Conflicts of Interest: Research, Policy and Investments in the Criminal Justice-Industrial Complex
• Congruities and Differences Among Major Stakeholders’ Perceptions of Neighborhood Problems and the Contents of Community Policing
• Conservative State Building and the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968
• Constructions of Justice in American Comics
• Corrections and Sentencing: A Focus on Future Benefit to its Members
• Courtroom Workgroups: A Quantitative Description and Analysis of Their Effect on Sentencing
• Crime, Media and Community: Grief and Virtual Engagement in Late Modernity
• Crime as Conformity: Youth Resistance and Peacemaking
• Crime Control and Governmentality
• Crime on the High Seas: The Senegalese Ferry Sinking and State Crime Victimization
• Criminal Courts and Specialization: The German Experience
• Criminal Justice/Social Justice: Interpassivity Versus Interactivity
• Criminology, Crime Control and Hygiene
• Criminology and Public Policy in Africa
• Criminology as if Race, Gender and Class Mattered: Implications for the Society and the Field
• Criminology Then and Now
• Cultural Criminology: Engaging With Race, Gender and Post-Colonial Identities?
• Cultural Criminology, Phenomenology, and the Return to Astonishment
• Cultural Diversity and the Criminal Law System
• Culture vs. Survival: The Effect of Police Intervention on Retaliatory Homicide in Disadvantaged Communities

D

• Defining the Devil: How the Commercial Appeal Made Monsters Out of Innocents
• Determining the Effectiveness of Interpersonal Strains for Predicting Delinquency and Depression Among Male and Female Adolescents
• Do Peace Activists See War as Criminal? Implications for Critical Criminology
• Does the Media Effect How Jurors Assign Guilt in Cases of Individual and Organizational Wrongdoing?
• Doing Gender as Structured Action: Women Guarding Men
• Domestic Violence Mandatory Arrest Laws: To What Extent Do They Influence Police Practice?
• “Drug Court Saved My Life” — Evaluation of a Drug Court Program in Arkansas
• Dual-Diagnosis Courts: A Case Study in California

E

• Effects of Parental Imprisonment on Children’s Antisocial Behaviour and Delinquency Through the Life-Course
• Eligible Jurors’ Knowledge, Information Sources, and Attitudes About the Jury System
• Enemy of the State: Promulgation and Legacy of the Patriot Act
• Environmental Threat and Social Control
• Equality Does Not Mean Equal
• Evaluating Sex Offender Registration Laws
• Evaluation of Criminal Justice Advisory Board Education
• Evaluation of the Pennsylvania School Resource Officer Program
• Evaluation of the Sanction Certainty Directive of the Erie County, Pennsylvania, Adult Probation Department
• Evolving Standards of Decency and the Execution of Juvenile Offenders
• Examining the Death Attitudes of Aging Female Prisoners
• Examining the Influence of State-Level Characteristics on Sentence Outcomes Under the Federal Sentence Guidelines for Organizations
• Examining the Media’s Effects on Fear of Terrorism
• Experiences in Reentry Program Implementation: The Genessee County (Flint, MI) Parolee Re-Entry Program

F

• Farmed Out: A Case Study of Differential Oppression Theory and Female Child Farm Labor in the Early 20th Century
• Fear of Crime and Attitudes Toward Rehabilitation and Death Penalty Opinion
• Female Drug Use and Crime Rates in the United States
• Female Role Models in Criminal Justice
• Feminism and Criminology Revisited
• Finding and Defining Evil: The Social Construction of Crime as Evil?
• Forensics and the Media: The Affects of Forensics on Television on the American Juror
• Forms of Crime Interdependence
• Framing Marketocracy’s Dynamics: Moral Inversion, Double Dehumanization, and the Pecking Order

G

• Gambling, Drugs and Gay Marriage: Varied Routes to Decriminalization
• Gender, Race, and Class: Teaching About Meaningful Differences
• Gender, Race, and the System: Teaching Criminal Justice
• General Strain Theory and Within-Individual Change in Offending
• Getting the Usual Treatment: Censorship and the Marginalization of Convict Criminology
• Girl Scouts Beyond Bars: A Collaboration Across Professions, Values and Experience
• Globalization, Empire, and Crime: Unraveling the Motives for America’s Illegal Invasion of Iraq
• Globalization, International Terrorism and Criminology
• Growing Old Behind Bars: One Woman’s Experience
• Guideline Revisions and Courtroom Actor Decision-Making: Assessing the Influence of Legislative Changes in Pennsylvania, 1991-2000
• Gun Policy in the News: Coverage of Guns and Gun Control by CBS News and The New York Times
• Gun-Related Crime in North Dakota — Results From PSN Research (Part 2)

H

• Hate Crimes, Civil Rights and the USA Patriot Act
• Hate Crimes and NIBRS
• Homicide Sentencing and the Behavior of Law
• How Law Enforcement Gets Brutal and How It Becomes Relaxed

I

• ‘I Wanna’ be “MotoGP”: Resistant Coding, Hyper-Masculinity and Motorcycle Youth Culture
• Images of Power: An Analysis of the Militarization of Police Uniforms and Messages of Service
• Immigration and Homicide: A Spatial Analytic Test of the Social Disorganization Theory
• Imperial Machines and Bodies
• Improving the Evaluation of Criminal Justice Programs
• Impulsivity and the “Culture of the Now” Versus Rational Choice Theory and the Criminology of Normality
• Increased “Punitivity” — Only a Consequence of a Harsher Punishment of Sex Offenders?
• Indicators of the Right-to-Lifer
• Innovations in Court Processes in the JOD Sites
• Institutional Fads in Criminal Justice
• Institutional Racism: Is Law Used as a Tool to Perpetuate Racial Inequality?
• Internet Gambling: The Birth of a Victimless Crime?
• Introducing the European Society of Criminology
• Is Anybody in Favor of Convicting the Innocense? The Response in Congress
• Is Criminal Justice a Science?
• Is There a Penalty for Going to Trial in Federal Court?
• Isolating System Effects That Explain Offender-Characteristic Case Processing Disparities

J

• Jane Addams on Peace, Crime, and Religion
• Japan is not an Exception to a Rule of Moral Panic. No Longer Re-Integrative Society, but Frightened by Phantoms of Increasing Violent Criminals
• Joan McCord: A Life Course in Experimental and Theoretical Criminology
• Judge Among the People?
• Judges on Trial: The Impact of Judge Characteristics Across Modes of Conviction
• Juggling Resarch, Teaching, and Service: The 40/40/20 Split in the Real World
• Justice as Culture

K

• Keeping the Knowledge Store Stocked: What Researchers Produce and What Practitioners Need

L

• Legal Issues Involving Show-Ups, Line-Ups, and Photographic Identification
• Legitimate Organizations as Lock Between Legal and Illegal Around Transnational Crime
• Letting the Guilty Go Free: Whites’ and Blacks’ Willingness to Participate in Jury Nullification
• Life After Death: Life Histories of Innocents Released From Death Row

M

• Making Change Permanent: Problem-Solving Innovation in a Centralized Setting
• Making Time and Space for Time and Space: Contextualized Criminology for the 21st Century
• Managing Disobedience as Crime: Legal and Extra-Legal Discourse in Military Court Verdicts of Unauthorized Absentees and Conscientious Objectors
• Manifestations of Victim Restoration in the Texas Death Chamber
• Mapping the Criminal Justice Policy Community: Implications for Research
• Measuring Juror’s Agreement on the Existence of Mitigation and Aggravation Evidence in Capital Trials
• Media (In)Attention to Racial Disparities in Criminal Justice: The Problem of Decontextualization
• Meth and Crack: Media Constructions and Political Consequences
• Minimizing Errors of Justice: The Role of the Prosecutor
• Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Revisited: Does Race Matter for Native American Offenders?
• Missouri Residents’ Opinions Regarding Medical Marijuana
• Monitoring and Support for High-Risk Offenders: The Youth Violence Reduction Partnership
• Moral Panics, Social Crusades, and the Criminal Justice Documentary
• Moral Struggles and Crime: The State, Individualism, and Community
• More Executions, Less News, Little Public Knowledge: News Coverage and Public Awareness of Executions in the U.S., 1977-2003
• Murder in the Ranks: Patterns of Homicides Committed by US Soldiers, WW II

N

• Nature of Intimate Partner Violence Against Native American Women: Understanding Control, Conflict, and Socioeconomic Contexts
• Neighborhood Level Disparities in Court Dispositions Before and After the Implementation of Sentencing Guidelines in Ohio
• New Faculty Workshop (Sponsored by the Division on Women and Crime)
• New York’s Death Penalty: 1936-1962
• New York’s Death Penalty at the End of the 19th Century: 1863-1900
• Newspaper Coverage of the Police: Past and Present

O

• Of Fragmentation and Ferment: The Impact of Sentencing Policies on State-Level Incarceration Rates and Admissions to Prison, 1970-2002
• Officers’ Determinations of Citizen Disrespect: An Exploratory Study
• On the Inside, From Elected Office
• On the Way to Settled Law: An Examination of Law Making and Law Finding in Federal Appellate Decisions
• Overcoming Operational Obstacles in a Mental Health Court: Structural vs. Individual Factors of Success

P

• PAST PRESIDENT’S PANEL: The Present and Future Status of Criminology
• People’s Assessors System, Current Function, and Its Fate in Future: A Study of the Lay Judge System in China
• Perception and Data on Violent Hot Spots
• Perceptions of Procedural Justice Among Victims and Probationers
• Permission to Hate: State Complicity in Enabling Native American Victimization
• Personal Concepts About “Crime and Punishment” — Results of a Qualitative Interview Analysis
• Perspectives on Race and Crime
• Pesticide Exposure Among Farm Workers in California and Enforcement of Regulations: A Critical Analysis
• Physical and Psychological Violence in the Lives of Low-Income Hmong Women: Does Social Support Matter
• Police and the Use of Deadly Force: A New Test for a New (and Some Old) Theory
• Police Investigation of Sexual Assault
• Police Militarization in Urban Areas: The Obscure War Against the Underprivileged and the Underclass
• Policies of Imprisonment: The Adoption of Determinate Sentencing and Sentencing Guidelines in the United States, 1975-2002
• Policy Influence Through Professional Organizations
• Politics and the Presentation of Terrorism in the News Media
• Post-Prison Supervision in Ohio: A Descriptive Study of Violation Patterns and Agency Response
• Poverty and Incarceration: A State by State Correlational Analysis
• Pre-Treatment Characteristics of Legally Coerced Drug Treatment Seekers
• Predicting Sex Offender Recidivism: An Examination of Florida’s Sex Offender Civil Commitment Law
• Pretrial Monitoring of Intimate Partner Violence Defendants
• Prison Administration in Nuevo Leon, Mexico: Criminal Justice System Evolution and Reform Since 2000
• Prison Education How Prisoners and Teachers Talk About Problems and Solutions
• Prison Visits: Service is its Own Reward
• Prisoner Reentry and Community Policing: Can Police and Former Felons Find Common Ground?
• Prisonization Reconceptualized: Toward a Theoretical Foundation Supportive of Sound Empirical Research
• Probation Violations and Sentencing Decisions: The Imprisonment of Low-Level Drug Offenders in Arizona
• Problem-Solving Courts: Stretching the Notion of Adjudication
• Professional Crime in Finland in the 1990s
• Promoting a Culture of Fear
• Public Awareness of Project Safe Neighborhoods in Memphis, Tennessee
• Public Confidence in the Criminal Justice System in England and Wales: Recent Messages for Policy Makers From Research
• Public Defenders’ Pragmatic Motivations: A Qualitative and Inductive Study
• Public-Empowering Justice: Arguments From Effectiveness, Legitimacy and Democracy
• Publishing Issues for the Developing Scholar
• Punitive Attitudes Towards Persons With HIV: A Preliminary Analysis

Q

• Qualitative Analysis of the Experiences of Jurors in Capital Murder Trials
• Questioning the Measurement of the Dependent Variable Used in Sex Disparity Research

R

• Race, Perceptions of Injustice and Contact With Police: A Multi-Method Approach to Understanding and Deconstructing Delinquency
• Racial, Ethnic, and Citizenship Disparity in Sentencing Under Federal Sentencing Guidelines: A Comparison of Two Judicial Districts
• Rape During War: It’s Historical and Legal Evolution as a Crime Against Humanity
• Readdressing the Racial Divide in Support for Capital Punishment
• Reclaiming the Expressive Subject of Crime
• Recognizing and Nuturing Research Collaborations: What is Known and What is Not?
• Reentry and Recidivism: Defining the Public Safety Challenge of Prisoner Reentry
• Regional Problem Solving Using NIBRS: An Analysis of the Distribution of Heroin in Springfield, Massachusetts
• Repairing Damaged Democracy? Toward an Improved Model of Public Consultation in Penal Policymaking
• Representing Corporate Violence: The Media, the Politics of Truth and the Denial of Crime
• Resistance Strategies: A Grounded Theory Approach to Domestic Violence
• Restorative Justice and Criminology: Must the Accused Always Apologize and Be Remorseful?
• Restorative Justice Programs in Lean Times: A Critical Analysis of Policy Decisionmaking
• Restrictive Intermediate Punishments Under Pennsylvania’s Sentencing Guidelines: An Impact Assessment
• Revisiting the Death Penalty for Juveniles
• Rhetoric and the War on Terrorism in the Aftermath of 9-11
• Rollovers, Recalls, and Rhetoric: Corporate Framing of the Ford/Firestone Controversy
• Routine Activity Theory in RA/CA Crime Simulation

S

• Sadism in the American Print Media
• Searching for a Needle in a Haystack: Tales of and From Indiana’s Innocence Project
• Seeking Markets Behind Bars: Capitalism Will Go Anywhere for a Buck
• Sentencing Decisions in Three U.S. District Courts: Testing the Assumption of Uniformity in the Federal Sentencing Process
• Sentencing Decisions of Judges in Milwaukee’s Specialized Domestic Violence Courts
• Separation/Divorce Sexual Assault in Rural Ohio: The Contribution of Male Patriarchal Peer Support
• Shooting for the Stars: Top Rated Programs and Faculty
• Should the Subject Matter Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court Include Drug Trafficking?
• Size Matters–The Impact of Correctional Services on a Statewide Scale: An Evaluation of the California Preventing Parolee Crime Program
• Social Systemic Approaches to the Causes and Consequences of Using DNA Evidence Within Criminal Justice
• Spectrum of Innocence
• Statutory Provisions and Legal Precedents in the Area of Bail Bondsmen and Bail Recovery Agents: Assessing a Fringe Element of the Criminal Justice System
• Study of Hispanic Outcomes in U.S. Federal Courts
• Studying the Correlates of Victimization and Reporting of White Collar Crime
• Surviving the Dissertation Successfully

T

• Taking Stock of the Internationalization and Globalization of American Criminology
• Taking the Punishment Out of the Process: From Substantive Criminal Justice Through Procedural Justice to Restorative Justice
• Targeting the Black Underclass: The War on Drugs
• Teaching Issues for Developing Scholars
• Teaching Violence Against Women: Issues of Race/Ethnicity, Nationality, and Class
• The “Greying” of America’s Prisons: Elderly Inmates and Their Impact on Corrections
• The Adversary Jury Trial and Wrongful Conviction
• The Constitution and the Death Penalty for Juveniles: Assessing Standards of Decency
• The Construction of a Crime Initiative: An Analysis of Project Safe Neighborhoods
• The Culpabable Corporation: A Historial Overview of the Federal Court’s Ruling on the Corporation as Criminal Defendant
• The Culture of Mazzel. Trust and Crime Among Diamond Dealers in Antwerp
• The Death of Innocence: Factual and Procedural Errors That Result in Wrongful Convictions
• The Death Penalty in Contemporary New York: 1994-2004
• The Death Penalty in Early 20th Century New York: 1901-1935
• The Death Penalty in New York: Colonial Years 1624-1775
• The Division on Women and Crime in the 21st Century: Future Directions for Feminist Criminology
• The Effects of Jury Racial Composition on Capital Sentencing
• The Future of Capital Punishment in the United States
• The Globalization of For-Profit Imprisonment: Bentham, Neo-colonialism, and Human Rights
• The Illinois State University Innocence Project
• The Image and Reality of Justice
• The Impact of Bench Trial Convictions on Sentencing
• The Impact of College Experience on Hate Crime Attitudes
• The Impact of Defense Council on the Processing and Disposition of Felony Court Cases
• The Impact of JOD Probation Review Hearings in Milwaukee
• The Impact of Legally Inappropriate Factors on Death Sentencing in California
• The Impact of Race on Parole Revocation in Four States, 1990-2000
• The Impact of Sentencing Guidelines Policy Reform: Florida’s 1994 Sentencing Guidelines
• The Importance of Neighborhood Ties to Local Police: An Analysis of Victimization Rates abd Risk
• The Interaction Between Victim Race and Gender on Capital Sentencing Outcomes in North Carolina
• The Law and Economics Movement: A Critical View
• The Main and Conditioning Effects of Community Characteristics on Sentencing: A Multilevel Analysis
• The Middle Classes, Social Capital, and Social Control
• The Midtown Community Court Reconsidered?
• The Myth of Punitiveness
• The Negligent State: Privatization and State Criminality
• The Northern Arizona Justice Project
• The Politics of Problem-Solving: An Overview of the Origins and Development of Therapeutic Courts
• The Power of the Prosecutor: Understanding Prosecutorial Discretion in a Social Network Analysis Framework
• The Punitive Gaze
• The Role of Race, Gender, and Social Class in Deciding Who Dies
• The Role of Research in Practice
• The Role of the United States Military in Forced Prostitution and Sex-Trafficking World Wide
• The Struggle to Move Beyond Description in Comparative Studies
• The Supreme International Crime: The War on Iraq, International Law, and State Criminality
• The United States’ War on and Occupation of Iraq: International Illegalities and Future Control Issues
• The USA Patriot Act and the Politics of Fear
• The Uses of Ethnography for Policy Makers and Practitioners
• The Utility of Jury Consultants in the Twenty First Century
• The View From Washington: An Assessment of the Election
• Therapy Through Justice: An Evaluation of the Riverside County Mental Health Court
• This is a Man’s World … or Least That’s How it Looks in the Journals
• Threatening Civil Rights: An Analysis of Government Neo-Surveillance Powers
• Toward a Criminology of Public Display
• Towards a Theory of State Crime

U

• Understanding Criminal Justice Policy Implementation Pragmatically and Theoretically

V

• Voices From the Field: Practitioner Reactions to Collaborative Research Initiatives
• Voices From Underneath the Earth: Women and Solitary Confinement
• Voluntary Participation in Correctional Programming and Recidivism: Does It Predict Success Upon Reentry?

W

• What Can Europeans Learn From American Criminology? The Powers and Liabilities of Policy Transfer in Crime Control
• Where We’re Headed: Predictions on the Future of Feminist Criminology and the Impact of the Division on Women and Crime
• Who, What, Where, and Why: Meet the Editors
• Who Are We?: What C.S.I. Teaches Us About Criminology
• Why Bother Connecticut? The State of Connecticut’s Experience With Capital Punishment
• Why Do New Professions and Multivocational Networks Need Ethics? A Case of the Non-Consensual Medical Sedation of an Asylum Seeking Family
• Will Words Ever Harm Me? Escalation From Verbal to Physical Abuse in 6th Grade Classrooms
• Women of Color in Criminal Justice/Criminology Transitions: Classroom to Administration
• Women of Color in Criminal Justice/Criminology Transitions: Classroom to Administration
• Working With the National Incident-Based Reporting System: Developing a Typology of Aggravated Assaults
• Workshop on Using Blackboard 6.1 in the Classroom
• Wrongful Conviction: Evidence From Oklahoma’s DNA Exonerations
• Wrongful Felony Convictions in the United States