Matthew S Crow
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4199255 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Matthew S Crow |
| NOMBRES | Matthew S |
| APELLIDO | Crow |
| FIRMA | CROW M S |
| AFILIACIONES | University of West Florida |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3951-125X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2008 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Something Else
This article reviews Martti Koskenniemi’s To the Uttermost Parts of the Earth: Legal Imagination and International Power , 1300–1780, Dannelle Gutarra Cordero’s She Is Weeping: An Intellectual History of Racialized Slavery and Emotions in the Atlantic World , and James Q. Whitman’s From Masters of Slaves to Lords of Lands: The Transformation of Ownership in the Western World . These authors raise fundamental questions about what was going on and …
U.S. District Court Judicial Diversity
The demographic diversity of the federal bench has emerged as a salient issue for the American public. Although research has examined the impact of judges’ race and sex on various court outcomes, including sentencing, for several decades across different levels of courts, findings remain mixed. Race and sex diversity of the U.S. District Courts has increased in recent years, coinciding with the transition from mandatory to advisory sentencing gui…
Shira Lurie. The American Liberty Pole
A multi-faceted approach to analyzing historical police logs
What’s in Your File Drawer? The Case of the Missing Null in Criminology and Criminal Justice
Analysis of scholarship in the physical, biological, and social sciences has discovered that peer-reviewed journals publish a much larger proportion of articles with statistically significant findings compared to articles with null results. Publication bias in criminology and criminal justice (CCJ) has received very little attention, however. The current study is an exploratory analysis of research in leading CCJ journals across 2 years to determ…
Judicial diversity and sentencing disparity across U.S. District Courts
Modifying an Introduction to Criminal Justice Course to Be Writing-Intensive
Undergraduate students often struggle to produce clear and concise written assignments. Faculty in criminal justice often struggle with how to help them. The current study describes how a fully online introduction to criminal justice course was modified to be writing intensive. Students completed five writing assignments related to course content along with workbook exercises focused on grammar and syntax, formal writing, APA formatting and citat…
The Effect of Reentry Court Participation on Post-Release Supervision Outcomes and Re-Arrest
This research examines the impact of participation in a federal reentry court program on supervision violations, revocations, and re-arrest. We evaluate a federal reentry court that utilized random selection and random assignment of participants to treatment groups and random selection for control groups. Outcomes examined include: number of supervision violations, non-technical violations, and re-arrests; and relative risk of supervision violati…
Thomas Jefferson and the Uses of Equity
In 1795, a disgruntled George Wythe published his own edition of decisions from Virginia's newly formed High Court of Chancery, of which he was the sitting judge. Wythe's volume was replete with rebukes of his fellow justices in the court system for their lack of erudition and grounding in the distinctive principles and procedures of common law and chancery jurisdictions. His own copy of the volume, which, like many of his books that found their …
A Mixed Methods Analysis of Methodological Orientation in National and Regional Criminology and Criminal Justice Journals
The current study uses a mixed methods design to examine the so-called methodological divide in criminology and criminal justice and the extent to which mixed methods are being employed within the discipline. The authors content analyzed research articles from two national and four regional journals to determine the type and frequency of various methodologies. A sample of journal article authors was then surveyed to gain a better understanding of…
Camouflage-Collar Crime
Fish and wildlife crime is an understudied area of criminology and criminal justice and when it is the focus of research, studies tend to be characterized by small samples and a lack of multivariate analyses. This study examines the nature and extent of cited fish and wildlife offenses and characteristics of offenders through quantitative analysis of 15,657 incidents of cited fish and wildlife offenses in Florida. The results indicate that a viab…
Do Conservation Organizations Influence the Production of Natural Resource Violations
This research extends the study of natural resource violations by examining the association between conservation organizations and the enforcement of natural resource violations across 67 Florida counties in 2006. Specifically, the authors look at natural resource violations as an organizational outcome that is influenced by perceived community organization around environmental conservation. To do this, they examine the association between the nu…
Is Criminal Justice Education Ready for Reentry
An important criminal justice issue in the twenty‐first century is the large number of prisoners returning to communities in the aftermath of strict sentencing policies and high incarceration rates. Data show these offenders are likely to reoffend, threatening public safety and burdening already stretched correctional budgets. An emerging literature identifies issues that are crucial to successful offender reintegration. At the same time, new rol…
Sentencing Female Drug Offenders
This study analyzes the relationship between race/ethnicity and sentencing outcomes for female drug offenders in Florida. Grounded in the focal concerns perspective, the research examines whether, in the specific case of drug offenders, minority women are treated more harshly than White women. Interaction models are estimated to determine the influence of drug offense type on racial and ethnic sentencing disparities. Differences in sentencing out…
Drunk and Alone in a K‐Mart Parking Lot
This paper describes the use of active learning strategies to teach research methods in a criminal justice course. We investigated the public’s response to a drunk asking for help unlocking a car door to drive home. Students learned the methodology of simulations and then participated in creating a psychological and social state of drinking and acting drunk while asking for help in unlocking their car door. We review the literature on active lear…
Sentencing policy and disparity
Camouflage-Collar Crime
Fish and wildlife crime is an understudied area of criminology and criminal justice and when it is the focus of research, studies tend to be characterized by small samples and a lack of multivariate analyses. This study examines the nature and extent of cited fish and wildlife offenses and characteristics of offenders through quantitative analysis of 15,657 incidents of cited fish and wildlife offenses in Florida. The results indicate that a viab…
Sentencing policy and disparity
Thomas Jefferson and the Uses of Equity
In 1795, a disgruntled George Wythe published his own edition of decisions from Virginia's newly formed High Court of Chancery, of which he was the sitting judge. Wythe's volume was replete with rebukes of his fellow justices in the court system for their lack of erudition and grounding in the distinctive principles and procedures of common law and chancery jurisdictions. His own copy of the volume, which, like many of his books that found their …
Drunk and Alone in a K‐Mart Parking Lot
This paper describes the use of active learning strategies to teach research methods in a criminal justice course. We investigated the public’s response to a drunk asking for help unlocking a car door to drive home. Students learned the methodology of simulations and then participated in creating a psychological and social state of drinking and acting drunk while asking for help in unlocking their car door. We review the literature on active lear…
Sentencing policy and disparity
Sentencing Female Drug Offenders
This study analyzes the relationship between race/ethnicity and sentencing outcomes for female drug offenders in Florida. Grounded in the focal concerns perspective, the research examines whether, in the specific case of drug offenders, minority women are treated more harshly than White women. Interaction models are estimated to determine the influence of drug offense type on racial and ethnic sentencing disparities. Differences in sentencing out…
Do Conservation Organizations Influence the Production of Natural Resource Violations
This research extends the study of natural resource violations by examining the association between conservation organizations and the enforcement of natural resource violations across 67 Florida counties in 2006. Specifically, the authors look at natural resource violations as an organizational outcome that is influenced by perceived community organization around environmental conservation. To do this, they examine the association between the nu…
Is Criminal Justice Education Ready for Reentry
An important criminal justice issue in the twenty‐first century is the large number of prisoners returning to communities in the aftermath of strict sentencing policies and high incarceration rates. Data show these offenders are likely to reoffend, threatening public safety and burdening already stretched correctional budgets. An emerging literature identifies issues that are crucial to successful offender reintegration. At the same time, new rol…
A Mixed Methods Analysis of Methodological Orientation in National and Regional Criminology and Criminal Justice Journals
The current study uses a mixed methods design to examine the so-called methodological divide in criminology and criminal justice and the extent to which mixed methods are being employed within the discipline. The authors content analyzed research articles from two national and four regional journals to determine the type and frequency of various methodologies. A sample of journal article authors was then surveyed to gain a better understanding of…
Camouflage-Collar Crime
Fish and wildlife crime is an understudied area of criminology and criminal justice and when it is the focus of research, studies tend to be characterized by small samples and a lack of multivariate analyses. This study examines the nature and extent of cited fish and wildlife offenses and characteristics of offenders through quantitative analysis of 15,657 incidents of cited fish and wildlife offenses in Florida. The results indicate that a viab…
Thomas Jefferson and the Uses of Equity
In 1795, a disgruntled George Wythe published his own edition of decisions from Virginia's newly formed High Court of Chancery, of which he was the sitting judge. Wythe's volume was replete with rebukes of his fellow justices in the court system for their lack of erudition and grounding in the distinctive principles and procedures of common law and chancery jurisdictions. His own copy of the volume, which, like many of his books that found their …
The Effect of Reentry Court Participation on Post-Release Supervision Outcomes and Re-Arrest
This research examines the impact of participation in a federal reentry court program on supervision violations, revocations, and re-arrest. We evaluate a federal reentry court that utilized random selection and random assignment of participants to treatment groups and random selection for control groups. Outcomes examined include: number of supervision violations, non-technical violations, and re-arrests; and relative risk of supervision violati…
Modifying an Introduction to Criminal Justice Course to Be Writing-Intensive
Undergraduate students often struggle to produce clear and concise written assignments. Faculty in criminal justice often struggle with how to help them. The current study describes how a fully online introduction to criminal justice course was modified to be writing intensive. Students completed five writing assignments related to course content along with workbook exercises focused on grammar and syntax, formal writing, APA formatting and citat…
Judicial diversity and sentencing disparity across U.S. District Courts
What’s in Your File Drawer? The Case of the Missing Null in Criminology and Criminal Justice
Analysis of scholarship in the physical, biological, and social sciences has discovered that peer-reviewed journals publish a much larger proportion of articles with statistically significant findings compared to articles with null results. Publication bias in criminology and criminal justice (CCJ) has received very little attention, however. The current study is an exploratory analysis of research in leading CCJ journals across 2 years to determ…
U.S. District Court Judicial Diversity
The demographic diversity of the federal bench has emerged as a salient issue for the American public. Although research has examined the impact of judges’ race and sex on various court outcomes, including sentencing, for several decades across different levels of courts, findings remain mixed. Race and sex diversity of the U.S. District Courts has increased in recent years, coinciding with the transition from mandatory to advisory sentencing gui…
Shira Lurie. The American Liberty Pole
A multi-faceted approach to analyzing historical police logs
Something Else
This article reviews Martti Koskenniemi’s To the Uttermost Parts of the Earth: Legal Imagination and International Power , 1300–1780, Dannelle Gutarra Cordero’s She Is Weeping: An Intellectual History of Racialized Slavery and Emotions in the Atlantic World , and James Q. Whitman’s From Masters of Slaves to Lords of Lands: The Transformation of Ownership in the Western World . These authors raise fundamental questions about what was going on and …
Political science (13 obras) · Law (12 obras) · Criminology (11 obras) · Psychology (10 obras) · Sociology (9 obras) · Criminal justice (8 obras) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (7 obras) · Law (7 obras) · Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis (6 obras) · Psychopathy, Forensic Psychiatry, Sexual Offending (5 obras)