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4. K9 Dogs: A Vital Tool for Law Enforcement Professionals
5. Homicide Cold Cases: Partnering with Higher Education

Papers on courts:
1. Public Defenders’ Job-Related Stress and Effects in North Carolina and Georgia

Papers on corrections:

NONE
Papers on juvenile justice:

1. Racial Threat and Disproportionate Minority Confinement (DMC) in North Carolina

Papers on criminological theory:

1. Making Decisions about Offenders and about Offending: Do Biological Markers Predict
Both?
2. Feminist Theory and Female Delinquency” A Synthetic Theory Explaining Female
Crime
3. Female Criminality Explained through Parental Attachment and Involvement
4. Gottfredson and Hirschi Travel Overseas: Is Deficient Parenting Associated with Low
Self-Control in a Sample of Chinese English School Students?
5. Juvenile Delinquency Prevention: Applying Social Learning Theory
6. A Criminological Post-mortem on the Casey Anthony Case
7. The Association of Moral Decision-Making and Intentions to Offend

Papers on criminal justice education:

1. The Importance of Including a Thesis in a MACJ Program: A National Perspective
2. Teaching Criminal Justice: Where do I Begin? (plenary)
3. Program Directors Roundtable (roundtable)
4. The Importance of a Positive Writing Environment in Criminal Justice Education

Papers on other topics:
1. Up to the TASC? An Assessment of Recidivism amongst Drug Treatment Clients in
North Carolina
2. Effective Planning of an Emergency Management Drill
3. Assessing Gulum and Murray’s Framework for Acquiring Emergency Notification
Systems at Colleges and Universities
4. Comparing the South African Apartheid and the Israeli Treatment of Palestinians
5. Restorative Justice as a Viable Criminal Justice Practice
6. The Problem is the Law: How Lawmakers Create Bias in Criminal Justice
7. Criminal Justice and Non-Criminal Justice Students’ Attitudes Toward Issues in Criminal
Justice
2014 conference (34 papers)

Papers on crime:

75