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The Factor Structure of Intimate Partner Violence Risk. [PDF]

Crim Justice Behav
Pham AT, Nunes KL, Hilton NZ, Ennis L, Jung S.   +4 more
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Employee background-check policies in long-term care facilities in the United States. [PDF]

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Mehboob G, Kaskie B, Sharma H.
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Neurointerventions for Criminal Offenders: Psychological Connectedness, Culpability and Justified Punishment. [PDF]

Ethical Theory Moral Pract
Tesink V.
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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFENSES AND CRIMINAL OFFENSES: COMPARATIVE LEGAL ANALYSIS

Juris Europensis Scientia
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Determinants of antipsychotic prescription in women detainees admitted to an acute forensic psychiatric unit. [PDF]

Front Psychiatry
D'Orta I, Nobis A, Weber K, Herrmann FR, Giannakopoulos P.   +4 more
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Criminal Offense Type and the Causes of Loneliness

Journal of Psychology: Interdisciplinary and Applied, 2001
This study is an examination of the influences of incarceration on perceived causes of loneliness. A heterogeneous prison population was divided into five homogeneous subgroups (sex offenders, violent offenders, property offenders, drug-related offenders, and a category that contained all other miscellaneous offenders) whose loneliness experiences were
Ami Rokach
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LEGAL ASSESSMENT OF INSULTS AS AN ADMINISTRATIVE OFFENSE AND A CRIMINAL OFFENSE

Scientific Notes of V. I. Vernadsky Crimean Federal University. Juridical science, 2022
The work is devoted to insulting the individual. Insult is a common offense. Historically, before decrimi-nalization in 2011, insult was a criminal offense. The current legislation divides these offenses by special compositions into criminally punishable crimes and by general ones into administrative offenses.
D. P. Ishchenko, A. V. Basov, G. K. Ishchenko   +2 more
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Spatiotemporal correlations in criminal offense records

ACM Transactions on Intelligent Systems and Technology, 2011
With the increased availability of rich behavioral datasets, we present a novel application of tools to analyze this information. Using criminal offense records as an example, we employ cross-correlation measures, eigenvalue spectrum analysis, and results from random matrix theory to identify spatiotemporal patterns on multiple scales.
Jameson L. Toole, Nathan Eagle, Joshua B. Plotkin   +2 more
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