Justice and Injustice: Political Science Perspectives on Crime and Punishment In-Person Mini-Conference

Division 8: Political Methodology

Division 25: Public Policy

Division 26: Law and Courts

Division 30: Urban Politics

Division 32: Race, Ethnicity, and Politics

The Constituents of Criminal Justice Preferences - Dvir Yogev, UC Berkeley

Perceptions of Criminality and Drug Policy Attitudes - Lilla Orr, Stanford University

After the Storm: BLM Protests and the Spatial Variation of Policing in Chicago - Monique Newton, Northwestern University

Police Fragmentation and Implications for Patterns of Violence in Iraq - Mara Revkin, Duke University School of Law

Cut the Confusion: The Broad Effects of Community Re-Enfranchisement - Kevin Thomas Morris, Brennan Center for Justice

Explaining Support for the Tough-on-Crime Left: Evidence from Brazil - Isabel Laterzo, UNC Chapel Hill

Pre-Trial Intervention and Political Participation: Evidence from Broward County - Klara Maria Cecilia Fredriksson, University of Texas at Austin; Stephen Jessee, University of Texas, Austin

Three Faces of the State: Protection, Punishment and Investment - Elizabeth Pfeffer, University of Oxford; Jane R. Gingrich, University of Oxford

How Police Presence Affects Political Engagement - Arvind Ram Krishnamurthy, Duke University

Democratic Accountability, Partisanship and Criminal Prosecutions - Sidak Yntiso, New York University

Race, Class, and the Politics of Situational Trust: How Chicago’s Race-Class Subjugated Communities Advocate Against State and Community Violence - Justin Zimmerman, Northwestern University

Law Makers or Law Breakers? The Impact of Criminal Politicians on Local Crime - Shruti Lakhtakia

The Partisan Consequences of Contact with the Carceral State - Katie Krumbholz, Rutgers University

Locking Up Their Own: Rethinking Carceral Solutions in Indian Country - Mehrdad Dariush

Hannah Walker University of Texas at Austin