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Violence against women and femicide in Mexico: The case of Ciudad Juarez
 The role of the Big Five personality traits in the sexual assault perpetration by college males
 
Judges' and district attorneys' perceptions of competency to stand trial evaluations in Oklahoma
 Exploring the influence of dyadic adult attachment on physical, sexual, and relational aggression within romantic relationships
 
Vapor-phase detection of explosives by surface-enhanced Raman scattering
 How government-mandated policies affect those responsible for their implementation: The USA Patriot Act and academic libraries
 
An examination of ritual abuse laws: An integrative conflict model adaptation for a contemporary analysis of law formation
 The role of intolerant attitudes, beliefs, and rape proclivity in perpetration of sexual aggression
 
The impact of computer mediated communications on stalking severity: An exploratory analysis of cyberstalking field data
 The significance of legal and extra legal variables in predicting sentencing outcomes under Oklahoma's Community Sentencing Act
 
Personality variables in rape and sexual assault perpetration by college men: Psychopathy and the Five-Factor Model
 Peer and neighborhood risk contexts, and adolescents' delinquent behaviors: The protective potential of family and neighborhood connectedness
 
Adult-Adolescent Parenting Inventory-2 as a predictor of risk for child maltreatment
 Education on an island: Oklahoma correctional educators' views of internal teacher traits and successful learning environments on incarcerated adult students in an institutional setting
 
Individual and organizational impact of Kairos Horizon, a faith-based adult learning program, in a correctional setting
 Public punishment versus private judgment: Anti-gallows sentiment and criminal reform in antebellum literature 1772--1855
 
The structural relationships among employee participation, socio-moral climate, engagement, and civic attitudes in a police context