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Juvenile Justice- and Dual System-Involved Youth: The Role of Primary Caregiver Monitoring Habits on Juvenile Recidivism by LaBerge, Alyssa, Cavanagh, Caitlin, Cauffman, Elizabeth

“…Objectives: Test whether primary caregivers’ monitoring habits protect against recidivism among juvenile justice and dual system youth and whether dual system…”
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Youth Perceptions of Juvenile Justice Facility Staff: Associations With Self-Directed Violence Among Juvenile Detainees by Laberge, Alyssa, Paruk, Jennifer, Rapanos, Ashtaan, Cavanagh, Caitlin

“…Youth in juvenile justice facilities are at high risk of self-directed violence (SDV; suicide attempts and self-harm). Research shows that positive youth…”
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Attitudes toward legal actors among dual system youth by Cavanagh, Caitlin, LaBerge, Alyssa, Cauffman, Elizabeth

“…The role of contact with the child welfare system (CWS) in legal socialization is not well understood. This is particularly true of youth who have contact with…”
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Mothers with justice‐involved sons: Socioeconomic impacts of COVID‐19 by neighborhood disorder in the United States by LaBerge, Alyssa, Osuna, Amanda Isabel, Cavanagh, Caitlin, Cauffman, Elizabeth

“…Women, particularly mothers, have faced disparate socioeconomic consequences throughout the COVID‐19 pandemic. Research has yet to examine whether the…”
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Police dispatch times: The effects of neighborhood structural disadvantage by LaBerge, Alyssa, Mason, Makayla, Sanders, Kaelyn

“…Prior research has neglected to address whether police dispatch times are related to community characteristics. The purpose of this study is to examine whether…”
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Attitudes Toward Police and Judges of Latina Immigrants With a Justice-Involved Child: Do Documentation Status and Family Deportations Matter? by Cavanagh, Caitlin, LaBerge, Alyssa, Dalzell, Erica, Cauffman, Elizabeth

“…Immigrants who are undocumented or who have experienced the deportation of family members may perceive legal actors such as police and judges differently than…”
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