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Adolescence, Empathy, and the Gender Gap in Delinquency by O’Neill, Kate K.

“…I propose the gender gap in delinquency is linked to adolescents’ orientation to gender-normative behavior and empathic development. I use longitudinal data on…”
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Debtors’ Blocks: How Monetary Sanctions Make Between-neighborhood Racial and Economic Inequalities Worse by O’Neill, Kate K., Kennedy, Ian, Harris, Alexes

“…Although recent scholarship has enumerated many individual-level consequences of criminal legal citations and sentences involving fines and fees, we know…”
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Mixed-sex peer groups and violent delinquency: understanding the separate and combined influence of mixed-sex peer groups, sex, and romance on violent delinquency by O'Neill, Kate K.

“…Prior studies suggest peer group sex composition is an important correlate of delinquency, but these studies often conflate the influence of other-sex peers…”
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County Dependence on Monetary Sanctions: Implications for Women’s Incarceration by O’NEILL, KATE K., SMITH, TYLER, KENNEDY, IAN

“…Although men’s incarceration rates have declined in the United States, women’s have stayed steady and even risen in some areas. At the same time, courts have…”
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Youth Gangs and Victimization: An Investigation of the Impact of Gang Dynamics on Experiences of Victimization by Leverso, John, K. O'Neill, Kate

“…Studies comparing gang members to similarly situated non-gang members find youth gang involvement is positively associated with experiencing simple and…”
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Income Extraction via the Criminal Legal System: A Community-Level Perspective by Sarah K. S. Shannon, Ryan Larson, Ian Kennedy, Kate K. O’Neill, Alexes Harris

“…Legal financial obligations (LFOs) are financial penalties imposed by U.S. criminal courts that generate disproportionate negative effects for poor and…”
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The Consequences of Mixed-Sex Peer Groups in Adolescence and Young Adulthood by O'Neill, Kate K

“…This dissertation is divided into three chapters. Chapter I finds adolescents with violently delinquent peers are more likely to report mixed-sex peer groups,…”
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