SAVRY Predictive Validity in Asian Youth
Youth probation officers are able to adequately predict violent and nonviolent reoffending
Importance of targeting criminal risk factors in psychotherapeutic interventions
To be most successful, when treating criminal justice–involved persons with mental illness,
Don’t Shoot: Examining firearms laws and the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution
Laws that limit potential shooters’ access to firearms by requiring permits may
At what cost? Insanity defense evaluations for misdemeanor charges
Evaluations of legal sanity addressing only misdemeanor charges are not rare and
Parental incarceration increases risk for juvenile delinquency – particularly for Latinx youth
Sensation seeking, exposure to violence, and parent-child relationship quality were linked to
What psychotherapeutic interventions should target when treating people with mental illness and criminal justice involvement
To be most successful, when treating criminal justice-involved people with mental illness,
A National Survey of Child Forensic Interviewers: Implications for Research, Practice, and Law
Child forensic interviewers often want, find helpful, and have access to pre-interview
The Impact of Extralegal Bias in Assignment to Anger Management
Being African American, Hispanic, or male significantly increases the likelihood of being
The role of risk assessment instruments and algorithms in criminal justice decision making.
Providing judges with risk assessment information about a defendant increased the severity
When Assessing Sexual Violence, Guided Clinical Decision Making Can Outperform Algorithms
The RSVP can be reliably used in routine sexual violence risk assessments
Vicarious Trauma, Compassion Fatigue, and Burnout: What causes them and how do we prevent them?
Much research is needed to understand the impact of what is referred
Are we restoring competency, competently?
We have no collective empirical understanding of the utility of competency or
