In Roundtable Session: Roundtable: Criminology Through an Affective Lens II

Discussant

In Complete Thematic Panel: Neurobiological Factors for Antisocial Behaviors Among Youth Samples
On Individual Paper: The Neurobiological and Psychological Nature of ‘Adultification:’ Implications for Legal Decision-making in Cases Involving Adolescents

Co-Author

In Complete Thematic Panel: Rutgers at 50: The Aims and Consequences of Punishment

Chair

In Complete Thematic Panel: Rutgers at 50: The Aims and Consequences of Punishment

Discussant

In Complete Thematic Panel: Psychology, Social Contexts, and Decision-making in Courts
On Individual Paper: Judicial “Remorse Bias” and the Effects of Social Cognition in Perpetuating Sentencing Inequalities for Marginalized Defendants

Author

In Complete Thematic Panel: Psychology, Social Contexts, and Decision-making in Courts

Chair

In Complete Thematic Panel: Psychology, Social Contexts, and Decision-making in Courts
On Individual Paper: Bio-Behavioral Scientific Evidence Alters Judges’ Sentencing Decision-Making: A Quantitative Analysis

Co-Author

In Complete Thematic Panel: Psychology, Social Contexts, and Decision-making in Courts
On Individual Paper: Legal Defense of Defendants with Autism Spectrum Disorder in the U.S.: An Analysis of Legal Professionals

Co-Author

In Complete Thematic Panel: Psychology, Social Contexts, and Decision-making in Courts
On Individual Paper: The Utility of Remorse in the Criminal Justice System: A Qualitative Study of U.S. Judges

Co-Author

In Policy Panel: Policy Panel: Enhancing Translational Criminology with Natural Language Processing and Data Science
On Individual Paper: Evaluating the translational impact of criminal justice research on Mississippi appellate court decisions using natural language processing

Co-Author