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The Role of Social Ties in Crime and Punishment
Wed, Nov 12, 12:30 to 1:50pm, Supreme Court - M4Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract/Description
Ties to peers and family members play important roles in the development of delinquency and involvement with systems of social control. In this panel, we examine three themes that deserve more attention in this area of research: sexual minority peer networks and offending, the role of peer contexts in the consequences of arrest for adolescent health behaviors, and the role of parents in their child’s avoidance of school discipline.
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Individual Presentations
Evaluating the Role of Peer Dynamics in Explaining Sexual Minority Groups' Deviance - Zachary Rowan, Simon Fraser University; Mauri Matsuda, Portland State University; Kristina Kocsis, Simon Fraser University
Do Peer Contexts Shape the Effects of Police Arrest on Healthy Youth Development? - Florian Kaiser, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law; Wade C. Jacobsen, University of Maryland
Punishment Avoidance in the Making: The Role of Parental Involvement in School Discipline - Guyu Sun, University of Maryland, College Park