2018. “Race, plea and charge reduction: An assessment of racial disparities in the plea process.” Justice Quarterly 35:223-253.
2018. “Juveniles on trial: Mode of conviction and the adult court sentencing of transferred juveniles.” Crime and Delinquency 64:563-586.
2017. “Sentencing in light of collateral consequences: Does age matter?” Journal of Criminal Justice 53:1-11.
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.
2016. “Perceived criminal threat from undocumented immigrants: Antecedents and consequences for policy preferences” Justice Quarterly 33:239-266.
2015. “Anti-Minority Attitudes and Tea Party Movement Membership” Social Science Research 51:322-337.
2014. “Undocumented Immigrant Threat and Popular Support for Social Controls” Social Problems 61: 673-692.
2014. “The Racial Foundations of Whites’ Support for Child Saving” Social Science Research 44:44-59.
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. “Controlling Other People’s Children: Racialized Views of Delinquency and Whites’ Punitive Attitudes Toward Offenders” Criminology.
2012. “Racial Threat and Opposition to the Re-Enfranchisement of Ex-Felons” International Journal of Criminology and Sociology.
2012. “Reconsidering the Relationship Between Perceived Neighborhood Racial Composition and Whites’ Perceptions of Victimization Risk: Does Racial Typification of Crime Matter?” 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.
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“I selected Florida State University based upon its reputation and standing as one of the premiere criminal justice graduate programs in the country. My experience in the program did not disappoint as I found it both challenging and rewarding. The online facilitation was seamless and each professor pushed me to get the most from my education. I am confident that my degree from Florida State University will make a difference in my career.”
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