Criminal Justice Office Hours

By University of Cincinnati - School of Criminal Justice

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What's Criminal Justice Office Hours about?

Partnered with the University of Cincinnati School of Criminal Justice, this podcast aims to educate, inform, and promote awareness of criminal justice issues and research. http://cech.uc.edu/criminaljustice.html

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Criminal Justice Office Hours episodes:

01.03.2019
Dr. Barry Feld - "The Evolution of the Juvenile Court"
Dr. Barry Feld from the University of Minnesota Law School joins the podcast to talk about the evolution of the juvenile court in the United States.
12.09.2018
Veronica Cunningham - American Probation and Parole Association
Veronica Cunningham, the Executive Director of the American Probation and Parole Association (APPA), joins the podcast to talk about community corrections and the resources APPA provides. Join APPA in Miami, FL at their 2019 Winter Training Institute from March 10...
11.08.2018
Dr. Pamela Wilcox - Environmental Criminology
Dr. Pamela Wilcox - a Professor at the University of Cincinnati School of Criminal Justice - joins the podcast to talk about environmental criminology. https://cech.uc.edu/criminaljustice.html
11.06.2018
Dr. Krista S. Gehring - CrimComics
Dr. Krista S. Gehring joins the podcast to talk about CrimComics - a highly visually illustration of criminological theory which traces the development of theory and demonstrates its’ application to the real world.
10.17.2018
Dr. Brian Lovins - Probation Coaches
Dr. Brian Lovins - Assistant Director for Harris County Community Supervision and Corrections Department - joins the podcast to talk about the state of community corrections and probation officers as coaches.
07.10.2018
Mark Godsey - Ohio Innocence Project
Professor Mark Godsey joins the podcast to discuss the Ohio Innocence Project. Professor Godsey is the co-founder of the Ohio Innocence Project, which has freed from prison 27 innocent people who collectively served more than 500 years for crimes they did...
06.07.2018
Sara Sullivan - Vera Institute Safe Alternatives to Segregation Initiative
Sara Sullivan from the Vera Institute of Justice joins the podcast to talk about the use of solitary confinement in correctional institutions and Vera's Safe Alternatives to Segregation Initiative.
05.10.2018
Dr. Michael Leo Owens - Prisoners of Democracy
Dr. Michael Leo Owens joins the podcast to discuss his new book project ‘Prisoners of Democracy’. Dr. Owens is an Associate Professor of Political Science at Emory University. Prisoners of Democracy discusses the ways in which public policy hinders the restoration...
03.23.2018
Ian Silver - IQ's Influence on the Environment and Antisocial Behaviors
Ian Silver, a Doctoral Student at the University of Cincinnati, joins the podcast to talk about his recent publication - "The moderating effects of intelligence: An examination of how IQ influences the association between environmental factors and antisocial behavior".
02.08.2018
Dr. Justin Pickett - Public Opinion in Criminal Justice
Dr. Justin Pickett from the University of Albany joins the podcast to talk about how public opinion research in criminal justice is conducted, the implications of it, and the findings.
12.15.2017
Probation - Dennis Kohorst
Dennis Kohorst from Hamilton County Probation joins the podcast to talk about probation.
11.08.2017
"Active Shooter Research" - Dr. Cheryl Lero Jonson and Dr. Melissa Moon
Dr. Cheryl Lero Jonson from Xavier University and Dr. Melissa Moon from Northern Kentucky University join the podcast to talk about ALICE and active shooter research.
10.27.2017
Dr. Joseph Nedelec - "Cybercrime"
Dr. Joseph Nedelec from the University of Cincinnati School of Criminal Justice joins the podcast to discuss cybercrime and its ramifications. Also on this podcast we roll out a brand new segment "Is this a cybercrime?" and Bryan and Chris...
10.17.2017
Dr. Ebony Ruhland - "Collateral Consequences of Criminal Records and Convictions"
Dr. Ebony Ruhland from the University of Cincinnati School of Criminal Justice joins the podcast to discuss the collateral consequences of criminal records and convictions.
09.19.2017
Dr. John Pfaff - "Locked In: The True Causes of Mass Incarceration and How to Achieve Real Reform"
Dr. John Pfaff from Fordham Law School joins the podcast to discuss his new book "Locked In: The True Causes of Mass Incarceration and How to Achieve Real Reform".
09.19.2017
Dr. Ben Feldmeyer - "Immigration and Crime"
Dr. Ben Feldmeyer from the University of Cincinnati School of Criminal Justice joins the podcast to talk about the intersection between immigration and crime.
09.06.2017
Dr. Sarah Manchak - "Mental Illness and Crime"
Dr. Sarah Manchak from the University of Cincinnati School of Criminal Justice comes on the podcast to discuss the mental illness crime link.
08.31.2017
Dr. Mindy Schweitzer - "RNR Model"
Dr. Mindy Schweitzer from the University of Cincinnati School of Criminal Justice comes on the podcast to discuss the four principles of effective intervention (risk, need, responsivity, fidelity).
08.24.2017
Dr. J.C. Barnes - Nature/Nurture
Dr. J.C. Barnes from the University of Cincinnati School of Criminal Justice joins the podcast to talk biosocial criminology and the ongoing debate between nature vs. nurture in criminal offending.
07.31.2017
Criminal Justice Office Hours
Partnered with the University of Cincinnati School of Criminal Justice, this podcast aims to educate, inform, and promote issues and research.

What's Criminal Justice Office Hours about?

Download our free app to listen on your phone

Criminal Justice Office Hours episodes:

Dr. Barry Feld - "The Evolution of the Juvenile Court"

Veronica Cunningham - American Probation and Parole Association

Dr. Pamela Wilcox - Environmental Criminology

Dr. Krista S. Gehring - CrimComics

Dr. Brian Lovins - Probation Coaches

Mark Godsey - Ohio Innocence Project

Sara Sullivan - Vera Institute Safe Alternatives to Segregation Initiative

Dr. Michael Leo Owens - Prisoners of Democracy

Ian Silver - IQ's Influence on the Environment and Antisocial Behaviors

Dr. Justin Pickett - Public Opinion in Criminal Justice

Probation - Dennis Kohorst

"Active Shooter Research" - Dr. Cheryl Lero Jonson and Dr. Melissa Moon

Dr. Joseph Nedelec - "Cybercrime"

Dr. Ebony Ruhland - "Collateral Consequences of Criminal Records and Convictions"

Dr. John Pfaff - "Locked In: The True Causes of Mass Incarceration and How to Achieve Real Reform"

Dr. Ben Feldmeyer - "Immigration and Crime"

Dr. Sarah Manchak - "Mental Illness and Crime"

Dr. Mindy Schweitzer - "RNR Model"

Dr. J.C. Barnes - Nature/Nurture

Criminal Justice Office Hours