TUESDAY, FEBRUARY, 13 001. ACJS Budget, Finance, and Audit Committee Meeting Academy of ...

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Tuesday, February 13, 2018
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY, 13
001. ACJS Budget, Finance, and Audit Committee Meeting
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting
Committee/Section Meeting
12:00 to 3:00 pm
Hilton 2nd Floor: Cambridge
Wednesday, February 14, 2018

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY, 14
002. ACJS Executive Board Meeting
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting
Board Meeting
7:30 to 6:00 pm
Hilton 1st Floor: Grand Salon 4

003. ACJS Assessment Workshop (Pre-Registration Required)
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting
Workshop
1:30 to 5:30 pm
Hilton 1st Floor: Grand Salon 3

004. ACJS Sage Professional Development Teaching Workshop (Pre-Registration
Required)
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting
Workshop
5:30 to 8:30 pm
Hilton 1st Floor: Grand Salon 12
Thursday, February 15, 2018

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, 15
005. ACJS Meeting Registration Thursday
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting
Registration
7:00 to 5:00 pm
Hilton 1st Floor: Registration

006. ACJS New Attendee Breakfast: If this is your first or second meeting, please feel
free to attend.
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting
Breakfast
7:30 to 8:30 am
Hilton 1st Floor: Grand Ballroom A

007. Black “Boys II Men”: Masculinity Shapes, and is Shaped by, Mental Health and
Suicidal Self-Harm
Other Topic Areas/Gender and Crime
Open Seminar
8:00 to 9:15 am
Hilton 3rd Floor: Ascot
Presenter:
Kimya N. Dennis, Salem College

008. Drug Crimes: The Opioid Epidemic
Criminal Behavior/Drugs and Alcohol Crime
Paper Session
8:00 to 9:15 am
Hilton 2nd Floor: Chequers
Chair:
Florence S. Ferguson, American InterContinental University
Participants:
"The Geography of Opioid and Heroin Deaths: An Examination of the Affected
Populations" Florence S. Ferguson, American InterContinental University; Jon Hager,
American Public University
Thursday, February 15, 2018
Attitudes Toward Medication Assisted Treatment of Pregnant and Postpartum Women
with Opioid Use Disorders Anna M. Reeves, Eastern Kentucky University; James B.
Wells, Eastern Kentucky University; Allen Brenzel, Kentucky Department for
Behavioral Health, Development, and Intellectual Disabilities & Kentucky Department
for Public Health; Connie Gayle White, Kentucky Department for Behavioral Health,
Development, and Intellectual Disabilities & Kentucky Department for Public Health;
Kris Shera, Kentucky Department for Behavioral Health, Development, and Intellectual
Disabilities & Kentucky Department for Public Health
Crack is Whack, Pills are Chill: A Multi-Level Analysis of the Crack Cocaine and Opioid
Epidemics in America Amanda M. Sharp Parker, Campbell University; William C.
Watkins, Indiana University
Opiate Deaths and Homicides: Is there a statistical connection in Memphis? David
Hughes McElreath, University of Mississippi; Daniel Adrian Doss, University of West
Alabama; Robert Nations, Shelby County (Tennessee) Sheriffs' Department; Myrtis
Leisa McElreath, Delta State University (Mississippi)

009. Alpha Phi Sigma Thursday
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting
Alpha Phi Sigma
8:00 to 8:00 pm
Hilton 2nd Floor: Churchill

010. Gender and Crime: Issues of Rape
Other Topic Areas/Gender and Crime
Paper Session
8:00 to 9:15 am
Hilton 3rd Floor: Durham
Chair:
Hanif Qureshi, The University of Cincinnati
Participants:
Busting the Rape Myth that Women Generally Lie about Sexual Assault Hanif Qureshi,
University of Cincinnati; Nasreen Akhtar, All India Institute of Medical Sciences; Jee
Yearn Kim, University of Cincinnati; Jyoti Rana, DAV Centenary College, Faridabad,
India
(Bi)sexuality and Blame: Comparing Heterosexual, Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual
Observers’ Reactions to an Acquaintance Rape Olivia Mann, University of South
Dakota; Bridget Diamond-Welch, University of South Dakota; Melissa Bass,
University of South Dakota
Examining Risk Factors of Rape Naje James, Penn State University; Bria Nickerson,
Penn State University; Juyoung Song, Penn State University
Thursday, February 15, 2018
Violence against Women: Understanding Factors Determining Men’s Views about
Marital Rape in India Manish Madan, Stockton University
Gender Differences in Risk of Sexual Victimization among Youth in Custody Eileen M.
Ahlin, Penn State Harrisburg

011. International Immigration Issues
Comparative/International Criminal Justice/Immigration Issues
Paper Session
8:00 to 9:15 am
Hilton 2nd Floor: Eglinton Winton
Chair:
Arif Akgul, Ankara University
Participants:
Analyzing Syrian Refugee Crisis through Human Security Model: An Ethnographic
Research Arif Akgul, Ankara University
How to Prevent Refugees from Becoming Victims of THB Karin Bruckmüller, Ludwig-
Maximilians University Munich and Johannes Kepler University Linz
Immigration Rashida Ellen Burkemper Khan, Soka University of America
International Disparities in the Processing of Asylum Claims: The Case of
Unaccompanied Minors Claire Nolasco, Texas A&M-San Antonio; Daniel Bruce
Braaten, Texas Lutheran University; Lily Tsai, University of Maryland-Eastern Shore
Unaccompanied Salvadoran Minors Migrating to the United States: From the Frying Pan
to the Fire Lidia E. Vasquez, John Jay College/The Graduate Center, CUNY; Mangai
Natarajan, John Jay College/The Graduate Center, CUNY

012. ACJS Security and Crime Prevention Section Executive Board Meeting
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting
Committee/Section Meeting
8:00 to 9:15 am
Hilton 2nd Floor: Executive Boardroom
Thursday, February 15, 2018
013. Policing: Issues on the Job
Policing/Police Personnel Issues
Paper Session
8:00 to 9:15 am
Hilton 1st Floor: Grand Salon 10
Chair:
Stephen A. Morreale, Worcester State University and Walden University
Participants:
Exploring Lived Experiences of Police Officers During and After Exposure to Life-
threatening Incidents Marian C. Pitel, University of Guelph; Brooke Tuttle, Oklahoma
State University; Christiane Manzella, New York University; Konstantinos Papazoglou,
University of Toronto
The Epidemic of Opioid Substance Use: How Does it Apply to Law Enforcement
Officers? Patricia Griffin, Holy Family University
The Transition from Police Officer to Civilian: A Comparative Study Richard R. Bennett,
American University; Sandra K. Baxter, retired; Katherine M. Dunn, American
University
Vicarious Trauma Experienced by Law Enforcement Officers and Victim Advocates
Elizabeth Quinn, Middle Tennessee State University; Michael J. DeValve, Fayetteville
State University

014. ACJS Sage Professional Development Teaching Workshop - Continuation (Pre-
Registration Required)
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting
Workshop
8:00 to 12:15 pm
Hilton 1st Floor: Grand Salon 12
Thursday, February 15, 2018
015. Policing: Predicting Procedural Justice
Policing/Police Behavior and Decision-Making
Paper Session
8:00 to 9:15 am
Hilton 1st Floor: Grand Salon 13
Chair:
Paul D. Reynolds, University of North Texas at Dallas
Participants:
The Role of Perceived Organizational Support between Fairness and Police Behavior:
Evidence from a Southern State Paul D. Reynolds, University of North Texas at Dallas;
Richard C. Helfers, The University of Texas at Tyler; Jonathan Maskaly, University of
Texas at Dallas
Citizen, Police, and Third Party Perceptions of Procedural Justice in Traffic Stops Dale
Willits, Washington State University; David Alan Makin, Washington State University;
Craig Hemmens, Washington State University; Wendy Koslicki, Washington State
University; Rachael Brooks, Washington State University; Staci Hoff, Washington
Traffic Safety Commission
“I Can be Professional, or I Can Get It F***king Done”: Exploring Police Officer
Conduct Calculus in Light of Body-Worn Camera Implementation Erin M. Kerrison,
University of California, Berkeley; Jordan M. Hyatt, Drexel University

016. Policing: Understanding Citizen Perceptions of Law Enforcement
Policing/Attitudes Toward the Police
Paper Session
8:00 to 9:15 am
Hilton 1st Floor: Grand Salon 15
Chair:
Tara Annette Garrison, Walden University
Participants:
Attitudes Towards Police and Perceptions of Safety in Small Towns Nicholas Recker,
Metropolitan State University of Denver
Enhancing Public Confidence in Police: The Importance of Social Distance Revisited
Jonathan Lee, Penn State Harrisburg; Jennifer Gibbs, Penn State Harrisburg
Examining Police Perceptions: An Intersectional Approach Vic W. Bumphus, University
of Tennessee at Chattanooga; Ahmet Kule, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga;
Gale Iles, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
Problem Solving, Perceived Social Control, and Perceptions of Police Efficacy Jonathan
Coats, Alabama A&M University
Thursday, February 15, 2018
Social Response and Demographic Variables as Predictors of Public Attitudes toward
Police Tara Annette Garrison, Walden University
Police Trust on College Campuses: A National Perspective Season Hoard, Washington
State University; Christina Sanders, Washington State University; Andrea Allen,
Clayton State University; Michael Gaffney, Washington State University; Ryan Patten,
California State University, Chico; Rick Ruddell, University of Regina; Stephen
Sherman, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign; Matt Thomas, California State
University, Chico

017. Theories of Social Disorganization
Criminological Theory/Deterrence, and Rational Choice, and Situational Theories
Paper Session
8:00 to 9:15 am
Hilton 1st Floor: Grand Salon 16
Chair:
Sean Patrick Roche, Texas State University
Participants:
The Effects of Group Size and Citizen Surveillance on Perceptions of Fear, Risk and
Reward Sean Patrick Roche, Texas State University
Reexamining Collective Efficacy: The Positive and Negative Effects of Social Cohesion
on Violent Crime Jessica C. Smith, Virginia Commonwealth University
If Everything’s Destroyed, What’s Left to Steal? Analyzing Residential Burglary Before
and After a Tornado Kelly Frailing, Loyola University New Orleans; Thomas Zawisza,
Texas A&M International University; Dee Harper, Loyola University New Orleans
Total Eclipse of the Crime: Examining the Effects of a Non-Disastrous Natural
Phenomenon on Calls for Service Alexis J. Harper, Texas A&M International
University; Thomas Zawisza, Texas A&M International University

018. Drug Crimes: Pharmecuticals and Criminal Justice System Response to Opioids
Criminal Behavior/Drugs and Alcohol Crime
Paper Session
8:00 to 9:15 am
Hilton 1st Floor: Grand Salon 18
Chair:
Hayden Griffin, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Participants:
A Criminology of the Pharmaceutical Industry Hayden Griffin, University of Alabama at
Birmingham
Thursday, February 15, 2018
An Examination of Prescription Drug Arrests in a Texas County: Trends,
Characteristics and Implications Ling Ren, Sam Houston State University; Joshua Todd
Shadwick, Sam Houston State University
Heroin and Opiate Addiction: Catalysts for Change Needed within the Criminal Justice
System and Community Gary J. Metz, The College at Brockport, SUNY; Korni
Swaroop Kumar, The College at Brockport, SUNY; Melchor C. de Guzman, Georgia
Gwinnett College
Numbing New England: Our Opioid Epidemic, the Causes Behind it and its Impact on
the Criminal Justice system Ryan Christopher Bartolotta, Western Connecticut State
University; George F. Kain, Western Connecticut State University; Marilyn Kain,
Western Connecticut State University
The War Against Heroin: A Literature Exploration on a National Crisis Decision Tonya
R. Schoenbeck, American Public University System; Joshua L. Adams, American
Military University; Stephen Dearborn, American Military University

019. Comparative Studies on the Criminal Justice System
Comparative/International Criminal Justice/Comparative/International Courts and
Corrections
Paper Session
8:00 to 9:15 am
Hilton 1st Floor: Grand Salon 19
Chair:
Harry Rhea, Rutgers University - Camden
Participants:
Is Public Support for the International Criminal Court Being Overestimated? A
Methodological Experiment Harry Rhea, Rutgers University - Camden; Caroline
Comerford, Florida International University
Islamic Criminal Justice Systems Sanaz Alasti, Lamar university
Lay Jury Systems: A Worldwide Review William Crawley, University of West Florida;
Naoki Kanaboshi, Grand Valley State University
Legitimizing the Judiciary: A Multilevel Hierarchical Non-linear Analysis of Country-
Level Indicators in Asia Francis Danso Boateng, University of Mississippi
Thursday, February 15, 2018
020. Research Methods: Spatial Modeling Techniques
Research Methods
Paper Session
8:00 to 9:15 am
Hilton 1st Floor: Grand Salon 4
Chair:
John C. Navarro, University of South Carolina
Participants:
A Cross-Sectional Exploration of Household Financial Reactions of Registered Sex
Offenders in a Rural County, a Suburban County, and an Urban County John C.
Navarro, University of South Carolina
Predicting Property Crime Risk: An Application of Risk Terrain Modeling in Vancouver,
Canada Martin A. Andresen, Simon Fraser University; Tarah Hodgkinson, Simon
Fraser University
Repeat Offenders and Events: Prediction and Analysis with Risk Terrain Modeling, Near
Repeat Calculator, Social Network Analysis, and Neural Network Analysis Rebecca L.
Paynich, Curry College

021. Process Results from NIJ’s Multi-Site Evaluation of Veterans Treatment Courts
Courts and Law/Specialty Courts
Open Seminar
8:00 to 9:15 am
Hilton 1st Floor: Grand Salon 6
Presenters:
Julie Baldwin, Missouri State University
Richard Hartley, University of Texas at San Antonio
Erika J. Brooke, University of Florida
Jamie Vaske, Western Carolina University