Conference Presentations and Papers
2025 MCJA
- Dr. Tri Keah Henry and collaborators presented their work on “Exploring the Effect of Prosecutor-led Traffic Infraction Diversion Programs: Evidence from Two Indiana Jurisdictions.”.
- Dr. Miriam Northcutt Bohmert and collaborators presented their work titled “Influence of Courtroom Personnel on Probation Revocation Outcomes.”
2025 ASC
- Dr. Rachel Bowman and collaborators presented their work titled, “(Progressively) Prosecuting Crime: Race and Case Prioritization.”
- Dr. Rachel Bowman and collaborators presented their work titled, “A Court Communities’ Perspective on Progressive Prosecution.”.
- Dr. Rachel Bowman and collaborators presented their work titled, “Information Sharing in Plea Bargaining Under Progressive Prosecution.”
- Dr. Jonathan Brauer and collaborators presented their work titled, “Pursuing Precision in Criminology: Why Ordinal Data Demand Ordinal Methods.”
- Dr. Fiona Chan and collaborators presented their work titled, “When Ratios Fall Short: the Case for Reconsidering Risk Proxies in Corporate Crime Research.”
- Dr. Bonnie Ernst presented her work titled, “From Chains to State Prisons: Chain Gangs and Women’s Incarceration in the American South.”
- Dr. Adam Ghazi-Tehrani participated as part of the program committee.
- Dr. Tri Keah Henry and collaborators presented their work titled, “Community-Engaged Experimental Research: Leveraging Advisory Boards and Qualitative Interviews with Participants.”
- Dr. Tri Keah Henry presented her work titled, “Improving Psychosocial Outcomes Among Justice-Involved Individuals in Problem-Solving Courts.”
- Dr. Natalie Hipple was a discussant on a roundtable about “Opportunities and Challenges in Using Firearms Evidence to Advance Criminal Investigations at the Local Level.”
- Dr. Miriam Northcutt Bohmert and collaborators presented their work titled, “Unpaid Monetary Sanctions, Electronic Monitoring, and Higher Rates of Revocations.”
- Dr. Arvind Verma and collaborators presented their work titled, “Factors Impacting Successful Prosecution of Cases in Courts: Content Analyses of Judgements Using Large Language Models.”
- Dr. Arvind Verma and collaborators presented their work titled, “What Ended Dacoity in the Indian Chambal?”
- Dr. Arvind Verma and collaborators presented their work titled, “Women Dacoits of India: Offender Victim Interface.”
2026 ACJS
- Dr. Molly Block was a discussant in the “Creative Assignments in Online, Asynchronous, or Hybrid Formats.”
- Dr. Tri Keah Henry presented her work titled, “Limiting Justice System Contacts Through Prosecutor-Led Pretrial Diversion Programs.”
Other Presentations
- Dr. Bonnie Ernst presented a paper titled, “Convict Leasing of Women in the American South, 1870-1930: Race, Gender, and Global Nineteenth-Century Punishment,” at the Fifth International Conference on Punishment in the Global Peripheries held at the University of Cape Town in South Africa.
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