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Co-offending and the Persistence of Violence: A Dynamic Analysis
ObjectivesPrevious research underscores the influence of prior violent co-offending on subsequent violent behavior, linking it to a social contagion...
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The Compounding Effect: How Co-Offending Exacerbates the Harm Caused by Violent Offenders
To what extent do violent offenders cause harm to victims when they act independently versus when they collaborate with others? Currently, it remains...
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Investigating the Dynamics of Outlaw Motorcycle Gang Co-Offending Networks: The Utility of Relational Hyper Event Models
ObjectivesApproaches to the study of Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs OMCGs tend to focus on offending at the individual level, with limited focus on the...
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Co-offending and Criminal Careers in Organized Crime
The growing research on co-offending over the life course is based on relatively small, general offending samples, followed for a short period, and...
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Co-offending networks among members of outlaw motorcycle gangs across types of crime
Outlaw motorcycle gangs (OMCGs) have become synonymous with organised crime through engagement in criminal activities including illicit drug...
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The Dutch judicial approach to various types of co-offending among members of Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs
The Dutch criminal law system is based on individual liability, yet part of the crime and violence Outlaw Motorcycle Gang (OMCG) members commit is...
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State Co-offending: The Case of the Recolonization of the Chagos Archipelago and the Forced Eviction of the Chagossians
State crime research has included studying the cooperation between states and corporate entities and their interaction with supranational actors....
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A Social Network Analysis of Chronic Violent Offenders
Research indicates that a majority of serious crime events are committed by a small proportion of repeat offenders. Many chronic offenders...
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Bidirectional Associations of Mental Health with Self-Reported Criminal Offending Over Time for At-Risk Early Adult Men in the USA
Criminal offending and mental health problems often co-occur. This study examined competing models to understand bidirectional associations between...
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Examining the Fairness of Criminal Judicial Procedures in China: a Quantitative Analysis of the Influential Factors in the Application of Technical Investigations in Drug-related Cases
Amidst concerns from both Chinese and Anglo-American scholars regarding the deployment of technical investigative measures, questions have emerged...
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When Things Turn Sour: A Network Event Study of Organized Crime Violence
ObjectiveThis study examines the mechanisms underpinning the emergence of violence among individuals in the organized crime milieu.
Methods ...
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Rules, gender dynamics, and structure of sex market facilitators
This paper explores sex market facilitators’ (SMFs’) sex trade rules or 'facilitation styles,' work dyads, the use of violence, and attitudes about...
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Problem-Solving Courts
This chapter considers the catalyst for develo** specialist problem-solving courts across Australia. It charts their emergence and assesses their...
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Recruitment into Organized Crime: An Agent-Based Approach Testing the Impact of Different Policies
ObjectivesWe test the effects of four policy scenarios on recruitment into organized crime. The policy scenarios target (i) organized crime leaders...
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Organised crime movement across local communities: A network approach
This paper explores the structure of organised crime movement across local communities and the drivers underpinning such movement. Firstly, it builds...
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The Psychological Inventory of Criminal Thinking Styles: A Sco** Review of its Reliability, Factor Structure, Concurrent Correlates, Predictive Correlates, Change Scores, and Cross-National Comparability in Non-U.S. Samples
The Psychological Inventory of Criminal Thinking Styles (PICTS) is an 80-item self-report measure developed in the United States to assess criminal...
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Trajectories of Offending and Mental Health Service Use: Similarities and Differences by Gender and Indigenous Status in an Australian Birth Cohort
Mental illness is firmly established as a risk factor for criminal legal system contact, particularly for women and Indigenous people. While patterns...
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Life Course Statuses of Justice-Involved Youth Transitioning to Adulthood: Differences and Change in Offending and Mental Health
Compared to their peers, youth in the juvenile justice system have greater prevalence of mental health problems and a higher likelihood of...
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A relational approach to organised crime
This is an introduction to the articles submitted to the special issue of Trends in Organized Crime on ‘Crime and Networks’. The aim of this special...