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Collection: Criminology Grey Literature

A Report on Canadian Research and Teaching in Criminology

Presented at the University of Cambridge - Institute of Criminology, National Conference on Research and Teaching in Criminology

Defence Counsel in Juvenile Court: A Variety of Roles

Just desserts? The racial polarization of perceptions of criminal justice

paper presented for the American Society of Criminology Annual Meetings in Boston

Drinking in various settings as it relates to demographic variables and level of consumption: Findings from a national survey in Canada

for the Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse

A comparison of alternative measures of alcohol consumption in the Canadian National Survey of alcohol and drug use

for the Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse and presented at the 18th Annual Alcohol Epidemiology Symposium in Toronto

Social networks and substance abuse: Testing social ability and disability hypotheses

paper presented for the 47th Annual Conference of the American Society of Criminology in Boston

Decision making in the Canadian criminal courts: A simulation

preliminary findings of a paper delivered to the 41st Annual Meetings of the Operations Research Society of America

Crime and the cost of crime: An economic approach

reprinted in the Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency 9:1

The constitution of legal inequality

for Carleton University's 1983 John Porter Memorial Lecture

XXY chromosomes and crime

public lecture delivered at the University of Toronto

The forensic service of the Clarke Institute of Psychiatry

prepared for the 5th International Meeting of Forensic Sciences

The October Crisis: Ten years later

background materials for a seminar presented by the Centre at Innis Town Hall

Accountability in the Ministry of the Solicitor General of Canada

discussion paper presented to the ministry

First steps in an empirical study of the nature of real and imaginary crime

paper presented at the Sixth International Congress on Criminology in Madrid

What is crime and why do we fight it?

public lecture delivered at the University of Toronto

Strategies for enhancing the scientific basis of correctional decisions

prepared for panel discussion at the American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting

Towards (or away from) a theory of crime and delinquency

Lawyering in the lower criminal courts: Making the best of 'bad' cases

interim research report to Canada Council, under the supervision of professors Bernard M. Dickens and P. James Giffen

Just Desserts? The Racial Polarization of Perceptions of Criminal Justice

Paper presented at the American Society of Criminology Annual Meetings, Boston, Mass

Just Desserts? The Racial Polarization of Perceptions of Criminal Justice

Paper presented at the American Society of Criminology Annual Meetings, Boston, Mass

A whole-hearted look at half-way houses

research project by former psychologist at the Prison for Women in Kingston, supported by Centre

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