Crime & Justice Policy Research

The Crime and Justice Policy Research Program conducts research on the causes and consequences of crime, interpersonal violence, and antisocial behavior. The program also considers the implementation and implications of public policies designed to prevent and control criminal offending.

Researchers

Director , Public Policy Center
Distinguished Research Fellow , Crime and Justice Policy Research Program
Research Fellow , Crime and Justice Policy Research Program
Affiliate , Crime and Justice Policy Research Program
Interim Research and Operations Manager , Public Policy Center
Senior Research Fellow , Crime and Justice Policy Research Program

Crime & Justice Policy Publications

Crime & Justice Policy | Journal Article
The heart of the matter: neighborhood violent crime and deprivation, cardiometabolic disease, and the racial invariance thesis
Crime & Justice Policy | Journal Article
Perpetrator characteristics and firearm use in pediatric homicides: Supplementary Homicide Reports - United States, 1976 to 2020
Public Health and Prevention | Journal Article
Incarceration Exposure, Biological Aging, and Depression Symptoms in an African American Sample of Older Adults
Communities and Crime | Journal Article
Crime Generators or Social Capital Organizations? Examining the Effects of Places of Worship on Neighborhood Crime
Injury Prevention and Health and Well-being | Journal Article
Victims of Eugenic Sterilization in Utah: Cohort Demographics and Estimate of Living Survivors