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Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
This session will consider research on the social and political factors that analyze changes in the criminal justice system. The papers will consider such diverse issues as veterans rights, reentry, private prisons and the law. Evolving perceptions of fairness and political and economic realities will be explored.
Anthropology, Psychology and Sociology: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Understanding Veterans Entangled in Criminal Justice - William B. Brown, Western Oregon University; Robery Stanulis, Forensic Psychology/Neuropsychology
Formerly Incarcerated Experiences With Reentry in the "Kentuckiana" Region - Jennifer Ortiz, Indiana University Southeast
The Evolution of Private Prisons: Lessons From History - William J. Farrell, Indiana University Southeast
Wacky Tobaccy: Reexamining Durkheim's Social Facts - Stephanie Albertson, Indiana University Southeast