Andrea N Montes
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3797952 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Andrea N Montes |
| NOMBRES | Andrea N |
| APELLIDO | Montes |
| FIRMA | MONTES A N |
| AFILIACIONES | Arizona State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8427-3529 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Juvenile Justice in Schools
The boundary between juvenile justice and school systems has eroded, a shift that is premised on the notion that police, court, and correctional system involvement in schools can be implemented appropriately, is effective in reducing crime, and causes no harm. Extending Klein’s identification of a “litany of impediments” to diversion, we critique the interpenetration of juvenile justice into schools. We argue that a litany of impediments, support…
Revisiting the Use of Total Incarceration Variables in Understanding Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Sentencing
Research on sentencing typically measures the sentence with either a dichotomous in/out variable that combines prison and jail sentences, or with a continuous variable of the length of the sentence. Holleran and Spohn called this into question, arguing that combining prison and jail into a “total incarceration” measure can lead to overly simplistic findings. We use data from Miami-Dade County, Florida ( N = 40,240) to replicate and extend Hollera…
Reporting Sexual Victimization During Incarceration
The National Inmate Survey estimates over 22,000 individuals in United States jails were sexually victimized between 2011 and 2012. However, most incidents were never formally reported to correctional authorities. Empirical analysis of this reporting gap and its causes is limited, and studies examining correctional populations focus on individuals in prisons. The current study extends this work by considering individuals incarcerated in jails. Us…
Pretrial jail experiences and the criminal justice legitimacy divide
One consequence of racial disparities in criminal justice experiences and outcomes is racially stratified views of criminal justice legitimacy. An overlooked criminal justice processing point that might contribute to racial differences in perceptions of criminal justice legitimacy is pretrial detention. The current study examines whether racial differences exist in perceptions of procedural justice and effectiveness of jail staff—two factors that…
Measuring the uniquely painful incarceration experiences of LGB+ and trans people and the implications for mental health
Perceptions of Armed School Police
The current study uses data from two independent surveys administered through Academic Prolific's online opt-in panel to explore whether there may be racial differences in views of armed school police. We use two distinct samples and t-tests to compare views of Black and White individuals in 2019 and 2020, respectively, as well as views in 2019 and 2020 generally. We then employ regression analyses of the 2020 survey data to test whether race was…
Private Versus Public Incarceration
Propensity score matching and regression analyses of the National Inmate Survey are used to examine individuals’ experiences and perceptions of environmental quality in public versus private prisons across key domains of prison life, with an emphasis on needs, behaviors, victimization, and attitudes. No differences are identified for women. Males in private prisons are more likely than men in public prisons to perceive there to be inadequate staf…
How punitive is pretrial? Measuring the relative pains of pretrial detention
The purpose of pretrial incarceration is not punishment. Yet, research demonstrates that pretrial detention elicits similar consequences as punishment. The goal of this study is to advance theory and policy discussions by enumerating the experiences and harms that emerge during pretrial detention and how closely they align with punishment. The analyses use the National Inmate Survey, 2011–2012 to compare the experiences of those held in pretrial …
Exploring the social ties and diversity in the incarceration experience of Hispanic/Latino/Spanish individuals
The study starts by examining descriptive differences between incarcerated Hispanic/Latino/Spanish subgroups. Then, using three measures of social ties as dependent variables, explores whether using Hispanic/Latino/Spanish subgroup categories, as compared to a single category, reveals otherwise obscured differences. Compared to other subgroups Mexicans had a higher percentage of males and married individuals, and a lower percentage of individuals…
An Assessment of Prisoner Reentry, Legal Financial Obligations and Family Financial Support
Scholars have found that family support is an important facilitator of successful reentry from prison to the community. At the same time, they have argued that owing court-ordered fines or fees, also called legal financial obligations (LFOs), can act as an additional barrier to reentry, especially for parents. There remains a need to test how LFOs impact the financial support formerly incarcerated parents receive from their families. The current …
Simplifying Reality
Although the media gives considerable attention to prison privatization, there have been few assessments of how newspapers portray the debate about it and how that portrayal aligns with what is known empirically about private prisons. This study addresses this gap in the literature by undertaking a content analysis of newspaper articles ( N = 131) about private prisons and private Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities, respectively. The …
How punitive is pretrial? Measuring the relative pains of pretrial detention
The purpose of pretrial incarceration is not punishment. Yet, research demonstrates that pretrial detention elicits similar consequences as punishment. The goal of this study is to advance theory and policy discussions by enumerating the experiences and harms that emerge during pretrial detention and how closely they align with punishment. The analyses use the National Inmate Survey, 2011–2012 to compare the experiences of those held in pretrial …
Simplifying Reality
Although the media gives considerable attention to prison privatization, there have been few assessments of how newspapers portray the debate about it and how that portrayal aligns with what is known empirically about private prisons. This study addresses this gap in the literature by undertaking a content analysis of newspaper articles ( N = 131) about private prisons and private Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities, respectively. The …
An Assessment of Prisoner Reentry, Legal Financial Obligations and Family Financial Support
Scholars have found that family support is an important facilitator of successful reentry from prison to the community. At the same time, they have argued that owing court-ordered fines or fees, also called legal financial obligations (LFOs), can act as an additional barrier to reentry, especially for parents. There remains a need to test how LFOs impact the financial support formerly incarcerated parents receive from their families. The current …
Private Versus Public Incarceration
Propensity score matching and regression analyses of the National Inmate Survey are used to examine individuals’ experiences and perceptions of environmental quality in public versus private prisons across key domains of prison life, with an emphasis on needs, behaviors, victimization, and attitudes. No differences are identified for women. Males in private prisons are more likely than men in public prisons to perceive there to be inadequate staf…
How punitive is pretrial? Measuring the relative pains of pretrial detention
The purpose of pretrial incarceration is not punishment. Yet, research demonstrates that pretrial detention elicits similar consequences as punishment. The goal of this study is to advance theory and policy discussions by enumerating the experiences and harms that emerge during pretrial detention and how closely they align with punishment. The analyses use the National Inmate Survey, 2011–2012 to compare the experiences of those held in pretrial …
Exploring the social ties and diversity in the incarceration experience of Hispanic/Latino/Spanish individuals
The study starts by examining descriptive differences between incarcerated Hispanic/Latino/Spanish subgroups. Then, using three measures of social ties as dependent variables, explores whether using Hispanic/Latino/Spanish subgroup categories, as compared to a single category, reveals otherwise obscured differences. Compared to other subgroups Mexicans had a higher percentage of males and married individuals, and a lower percentage of individuals…
Perceptions of Armed School Police
The current study uses data from two independent surveys administered through Academic Prolific's online opt-in panel to explore whether there may be racial differences in views of armed school police. We use two distinct samples and t-tests to compare views of Black and White individuals in 2019 and 2020, respectively, as well as views in 2019 and 2020 generally. We then employ regression analyses of the 2020 survey data to test whether race was…
Juvenile Justice in Schools
The boundary between juvenile justice and school systems has eroded, a shift that is premised on the notion that police, court, and correctional system involvement in schools can be implemented appropriately, is effective in reducing crime, and causes no harm. Extending Klein’s identification of a “litany of impediments” to diversion, we critique the interpenetration of juvenile justice into schools. We argue that a litany of impediments, support…
Revisiting the Use of Total Incarceration Variables in Understanding Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Sentencing
Research on sentencing typically measures the sentence with either a dichotomous in/out variable that combines prison and jail sentences, or with a continuous variable of the length of the sentence. Holleran and Spohn called this into question, arguing that combining prison and jail into a “total incarceration” measure can lead to overly simplistic findings. We use data from Miami-Dade County, Florida ( N = 40,240) to replicate and extend Hollera…
Reporting Sexual Victimization During Incarceration
The National Inmate Survey estimates over 22,000 individuals in United States jails were sexually victimized between 2011 and 2012. However, most incidents were never formally reported to correctional authorities. Empirical analysis of this reporting gap and its causes is limited, and studies examining correctional populations focus on individuals in prisons. The current study extends this work by considering individuals incarcerated in jails. Us…
Pretrial jail experiences and the criminal justice legitimacy divide
One consequence of racial disparities in criminal justice experiences and outcomes is racially stratified views of criminal justice legitimacy. An overlooked criminal justice processing point that might contribute to racial differences in perceptions of criminal justice legitimacy is pretrial detention. The current study examines whether racial differences exist in perceptions of procedural justice and effectiveness of jail staff—two factors that…
Measuring the uniquely painful incarceration experiences of LGB+ and trans people and the implications for mental health
Criminology (9 obras) · Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis (7 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Psychology (7 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (5 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Homelessness and Social Issues (4 obras) · Prison (4 obras) · Criminal justice (3 obras)