2015. “A Biosocial Explanation for Male-Female Differences in Criminal Involvement” The Biosocial Vs. Nurture Debate in Criminology: On the Origins of Criminal Behavior and Criminality.
2015. “Shared Race/Ethnicity, Court Procedural Justice, and Self-Regulating Beliefs: A Study of Female Offenders” Law & Society Review 433-466.
2014. “Female Inmates’ Procedural Justice Perceptions of the Police and Courts: Is There a Spill-Over of Police Effects?” Criminal Justice and Behavior 41: 144-162.
2013. “Female Inmates’ Procedural Justice Perceptions of the Police and Courts: Is there a Spill-Over of Police Effects?” Criminal Justice and Behavior.
2012. “Race and Women’s Imprisonment: Poverty, African American Presence, and Social Welfare” Journal of Quantitative Criminology.
2012. “The Unique Experience of Female Offenders” The Criminal Justice System (10th Edition).
2009. “The Interaction of DRD2 and Violent Victimization on Depression: An Analysis by Gender and Race” Journal of Affective Disorders.
2009. “Interaction of 5HTTLPR and Marijuana Use on Property Offending” Biodemography and Social Biology.
2008. “An Investigation of Psychopathic Features Among Delinquent Girls: Violence, Theft, and Drug Abuse” Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice.
2007. “Criminality Among Female Drug Users Following an HIV Risk Reduction Intervention” Journal of Interpersonal Violence.
2007. “The Labeling of Convicted Felons and its Consequences for Recidivism” Criminology.
2006. “Young African American Women, the Street Code, and Violence: An Exploratory Analysis” Journal of Crime and Justice.
2004. “Integrating the General Theory of Crime into an Explanation of Criminal Victimization Among Female Offenders” Justice Quarterly.
2001. “Community Effects on the Resolution of Adolescent Premarital Pregnancy” Journal of Family Issues.
2000. “Deciphering Community and Race Effects on Adolescent Premarital Childbearing” Social Forces.
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