Search Results - "Holcomb, Jefferson E."

Drug Testing and Community Supervision Outcomes by Hicks, William D., Holcomb, Jefferson E., Alexander, Melissa A., Clodfelter, Tammatha A.

“…The requirement to submit to drug testing is either a standard or special condition of adult community correctional supervision in most jurisdictions. Positive…”
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UNDERSTANDING THE INFLUENCE OF VICTIM GENDER IN DEATH PENALTY CASES: THE IMPORTANCE OF VICTIM RACE, SEX-RELATED VICTIMIZATION, AND JURY DECISION MAKING by WILLIAMS, MARIAN R., DEMUTH, STEPHEN, HOLCOMB, JEFFERSON E.

“…Using data from the Baldus, Woodworth, and Pulaski (1990) study of Georgia's death penalty system, we examine the influence of victim gender in death penalty…”
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Civil Asset Forfeiture Laws and Equitable Sharing Activity by the Police by Holcomb, Jefferson E., Williams, Marian R., Hicks, William D., Kovandzic, Tomislav V., Meitl, Michele Bisaccia

“…Research Summary For several decades, critics have argued that civil forfeiture laws create incentives for law enforcement to increase departmental revenue by…”
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Civil asset forfeiture, equitable sharing, and policing for profit in the United States by Holcomb, Jefferson E., Kovandzic, Tomislav V., Williams, Marian R.

“…Critics of asset forfeiture claim that forfeiture laws create financial incentives that inappropriately influence police behavior. The present study examines…”
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An Assessment of the Relative Importance of Criminal Justice Learning Objectives by Baker, William M., Holcomb, Jefferson E., Baker, Daniel B.

“…This study examines the relative importance of the different learning objectives for criminal justice education as identified by the Academy of Criminal…”
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A Case Study of the Implementation of Staff Training Aimed at Reducing Rearrest (STARR) by Clodfelter, Tammatha A, Holcomb, Jefferson E, Alexander, Melissa A, Marcum, Catherine D, Richards, Tara N

“…The next section will introduce the program under review and discuss the training mechanisms. [...]the CPO and coaches consider it essential to officer support…”
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Food for thought: An investigation of Food and Drug Administration reporting practices, 1995-1999 by Lynch, Michael J., Burns, Ronald G., Holcomb, Jefferson E.

“…Criminologists and criminal justice researchers have neglected the behavior of regulatory agencies. Furthering the goal of focusing on the behavior of…”
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White female victims and death penalty disparity research by Holcomb, Jefferson E., Williams, Marian R., Demuth, Stephen

“…Empirical studies of the death penalty continue to find that the race and gender of homicide victims are associated with the severity of legal responses in…”
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The Development and Implementation of a Faculty-Student Collaborative Research Project by Holcomb, Jefferson E., Marcum, Catherine D., Richards, Tara N., Clodfelter, Tammatha A., Alexander, Melissa A.

“…Criminal Justice faculty collaborated with undergraduate and graduate students to evaluate federal probation officers' use of evidence-based skills following…”
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Improving probation officer effectiveness through agency-university collaboration by Clodfelter, Tammatha A., Alexander, Melissa A., Holcomb, Jefferson E., Marcum, Catherine D., Richards, Tara N.

“…Collaborative research partnerships between criminal justice agencies and universities are vital to providing more effective and efficient services to the…”
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The Interactive Effects of Victim Race and Gender on Death Sentence Disparity Findings by Williams, Marian R., Holcomb, Jefferson E.

“…Several death penalty studies examine whether victim race is associated with differential death sentencing outcomes; however, these studies tend to ignore the…”
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Racial disparity and death sentences in Ohio by Williams, Marian R, Holcomb, Jefferson E

“…The use of the death penalty has resulted in a number of studies attempting to determine if its application is consistent with the guidelines established by…”
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From the Field: "BAD TIME": THE RISE AND FALL OF PENAL POLICY IN OHIO by Holcomb, Jefferson E., Williams, Marian R.

“…Correctional administrators have traditionally had a number of disciplinary tools at their discretion to maintain institutional control. Following the virtual…”
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