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Portrayal of Criminal Justice Procedures on Television Shows
Fri, Nov 18, 8:00 to 9:20am, International 5, International LevelSession Submission Type: Regular Session
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An Analysis of Eyewitness Evidence Portrayal in Fictional Crime Dramas - Cassidy Reeves, Austin Peay State University; Megan R. Kienzle, Austin Peay State University; Sarah Gwynne Whiteford, Austin Peay State University
Fictional Portrayals & the Forgotten Few— Forgery, Fraud, & Counterfeiting on White Collar - Riley Maddox, Austin Peay State University; Sarah Gwynne Whiteford, Austin Peay State University; Anna Leimberg, Austin Peay State University
The Long Broomstick of the Law: The Regulation of Social Dirt in Crime Reality Television - Ethan Pohl, Queen's University
Media Portrayals of Officers' Ethics in Local Law Enforcement: A Content Analysis of Mare of Easttown - Sarah Fischer, Marymount University