A substantial body of research confirms that trauma exposure predicts adolescent
involvement in the justice system, although the mechanisms accounting for this association …

This study compares four learning environments: face‐to‐face learning (F2F), fully e‐
learning (EL), blended learning (BL), and flipped classroom (FC) with respect to students' …

Female adolescents constitute a very vulnerable and challenging, yet understudied, minority
within the criminal justice system. Up to now, problem-oriented risk management …

Using meta-analytic approaches, we examined whether interventions for women offenders
are effective in reducing recidivism, as well as whether gender-informed and gender-neutral …

Although young males are still the primary perpetrators of juvenile crime, the percentage of
girls experiencing criminal justice system contact has risen. To identify effective interventions …

A recent dramatic rise in girls' arrests has increased our need to examine whether our
models of youth justice system involvement need to be differentiated by gender …

Women are the fastest growing prison population in the United States. Women who are
incarcerated are characterized by significant mental health needs and intense societal …

Women, Crime, and Justice: Core Concepts, provides a complete and concise view into the
world of women, gender, and the interaction with the criminal justice system. Supported by …

This qualitative study considers the development of adolescent offending and examines a
range of potential causes rooted in the issues of truancy, peer pressure, and educational …

Objective: There is scant research on interventions to address the often coexisting factors of
trauma-related anger, violent behaviors, and substance misuse among criminal-justice …