Issue Information

• Published date: 01 May 2020
• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1111/1745-9133.12453
• Date: 01 May 2020

CRIMINOLOGY & Public Policy VOLUME 19 • ISSUE 2 • MAY 2020 • PAGES 363  685

CRIMINOLOGY & Public Policy

VOLUME 19 • ISSUE 2 • MAY 2020

LAW AND THE COURTS

The criminal costs of wrongful convictions:

Can we reduce crime by protecting the

innocent?

Robert J. Norris , Jennifer N. Weintraub ,

James R. Acker , Allison D. Redlich , and

Catherine L. Bonventre

From villain to victim: The impact of safe

harbor laws on minors involved in

commercial sexual exploitation

Stephen V. Gies PhD , Eoin Healy PhD ,

Brandn Green PhD , and

Amanda Bobnis MS

RISK ASSESSMENT

Public safety assessment: Predictive utility

and differential prediction by race in

Kentucky

Matthew DeMichele , Peter Baumgartner ,

Michael Wenger , Kelle Barrick , and

Megan Comfort

Validation and examination of the Ohio

Youth Assessment System with juvenile

sex offenders

Jordan Papp , Christina A. Campbell , and

William T. Miller

COUNTERTERRORISM

Analyzing person-exposure patterns in lone-

actor terrorism: Implications for threat

assessment and intelligence gathering

Caitlin Clemmow , Noémie Bouhana , and

P a u l G i l l

Examining the state repression-terrorism

nexus: Dynamic relationships among

repressive counterterrorism actions,

terrorist targets, and deadly terrorist

violence in Israel

Henda Y. Hsu and David McDowall

IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT

AND CRIME

Immigration enforcement, crime, and

demography: Evidence from the Legal

ArizonaWorkers Act

Aaron Chal n and Monica Deza

Conceptual and empirical obstacles in

defi ning MS-13: Law-enforcement

perspectives

Maya P. Barak , Kenneth Sebastian León ,

and Edward R. Maguire

CRIME CONTROL AND RECIDIVISM

Impact of defelonizing drug possession on

recidivism

Mia Bird , Viet Nguyen , and Ryken

Grattet

Is life without parole an effective way to

reduce violent crime? An empirical

assessment

Ross Kleinstuber and Jeremiah Coldsmith

Crime control effects of a police substation

within a business improvement district:

A quasi-experimental synthetic control

evaluation

Eric L. Piza , Andrew P. Wheeler ,

Nathan T. Connealy , and Shun Q. Feng

CORRIGENDUM

Corrigendum

CRIMINOLOGY

& Public Policy

A journal devoted to policy discussions

of criminology research fi ndings

VOLUME 19 • ISSUE 2 • MAY 2020