1. HOW THE RACE OF THE DEFENDANT, VICTIM, AND TYPE OF LEGAL REPRESENTATION UTILIZED INFLUENCES THE LIKELIHOOD OF RECEIVING THE DEATH PENALTY Open Access Author: Crutchfield, Candice Nicole Title: HOW THE RACE OF THE DEFENDANT, VICTIM, AND TYPE OF LEGAL REPRESENTATION UTILIZED INFLUENCES THE LIKELIHOOD OF RECEIVING THE DEATH PENALTY Area of Honors: Criminology Keywords: Death penaltycapital punishmentcriminologycriminal justice reformcriminal justiceraceethnicitydisenfranchisementlegal representationfirst degree murderPennsylvaniacourtspublic defendercourt appointed attorney File: Download Crutchfield_Final_Thesis_PDF.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. Jeffery Todd Ulmer, Thesis SupervisorStacy Silver, Thesis Honors Advisor
2. THE INTERACTION OF VICTIM AND DEFENDANT RACE IN MURDER CONVICTIONS: HOW ARE BLACK AND WHITE DEFENDANTS CONVICTED DIFFERENTLY? DOES ADJUDICATION STYLE PLAY A ROLE? Open Access Author: Winslow, Marlea Nicole Title: THE INTERACTION OF VICTIM AND DEFENDANT RACE IN MURDER CONVICTIONS: HOW ARE BLACK AND WHITE DEFENDANTS CONVICTED DIFFERENTLY? DOES ADJUDICATION STYLE PLAY A ROLE? Area of Honors: Criminology Keywords: criminologysocioloyracemurderhomicidedefendantoffendervictimracial dyadlogistic regression File: Download HonorsThesis2019FinalWithCORRECTTitle-converted.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Eric Baumer, Thesis SupervisorStacy Silver, Thesis Honors Advisor
3. College Students' Perceptions of Legitimacy in Police Use of Force Incidents Open Access Author: Alleyne, Victor Title: College Students' Perceptions of Legitimacy in Police Use of Force Incidents Area of Honors: Criminology Keywords: racepolicepolice use of forcepolice legitimacyprocedural justicepolice brutality File: Download Thesis.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Jeffrey Todd Ulmer, Thesis SupervisorStacy Silver, Thesis Honors Advisor
