2017. “Sentencing transferred juveniles in the adult criminal court: The direct and interactive effects of race and ethnicity.” Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice 15:172-190.
2015. “Racial, Ethnic and Immigrant Threat: Is There a New Criminal Threat on State Sentencing?” Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency, 52(1): 62-92.
2015. “Arrest Prevalence in a National Sample of Adults: The Role of Sex and Race/Ethnicity” American Journal of Criminal Justice 40 (September):457-465.
2013. “Race, Ethnicity, Threat and the Designation of Career Offenders” Justice Quarterly.
2012. “The Imprisonment Penalty for Young Black and Hispanic Males” Journal of Research in Crime & Deliquency.
2012. “The Ethnic Typification of Crime and Support for Punitive Attitudes: An Exploratory Analysis of Arabs in Israel” Journal of Ethnicity in Criminal Justice .
2011. “Ethnic Threat and Social Control: Examining Public Support for Judicial Use of Ethnicity in Punishment” Criminology.
2011. “Static and Dynamic Indicators of Minority Threat in Sentencing Outcomes: A Multi-Level Analysis” Journal of Quantitative Criminology.
2011. “The Typification of Hispanics as Criminals and Support for Punitive Crime Controls” Social Science Research.
2011. “Routine Activities and Female Victimization: Race and Ethnicity at its Intersection” Violence and Victims.
2010. “Demography of the Legal Profession and Racial Disparities in Sentencing” Law & Society Review.
2010. “Psychiatric Correlates of Bullying in the United States: Findings from a National Sample” Psychiatric Quarterly.
2010. “Space, Place, and Immigration: New Directions for Research on Police Stops” Race, Ethnicity, and Policing: New and Essential Readings.
2009. “Assessing the Differential Effects of Race and Ethnicity on Sentencing Outcomes Under Different Sentencing Systems” Crime & Delinquency.
2008. “Racial Profiling” Encyclopedia of Race, Ethnicity, and Society.
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