Matthew DeMichele

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More than walking away: Barriers to disengagement among former white supremacists

Targeted Violence and Terrorism Prevention (TVTP) Grantee Evaluation: FY2020 Evaluability Assessment

Authenticity, coherence, and power shifts: A framework for assessing community engagement across the criminal justice system

Public safety assessment Predictive utility and differential prediction by race in Kentucky

How concerning are parole revocations to correctional reform?: Leveraging data collected by the Bureau of Justice Statistics to describe changes in parole

Why white supremacist women become disillusioned, and why they leave

What do criminal justice professionals think about risk assessments at pretrial?

Experiencing probation:: Results from the Honest Opportunity Probation with Enforcement (HOPE) demonstration field experiment: US perspective

Economic evaluation of the HOPE demonstration field experiment

Understanding the micro-situational dynamics of white supremacist violence in the United States

Exploring probation officer styles and goals with individual, organizational, and social characteristics

How emotional dynamics maintain and destroy white supremacist groups

Taking officer time seriously: A study of the daily activities of probation officers

What is known and unknown about probation populations: A call to the community supervision field

How racial violence is provoked and channeled

Addicted to hate: Identity residual among former white supremacists

Alternative credentials in prison: State practices and individual benefits

Studying the community corrections field: Applying neo-institutional theories to a hidden element of mass social control

Electronic monitoring: It is a tool, not a silver bullet

A Panel Analysis of Legal Culture, Political Economics, and Punishment Among 15 Western Countries, 1960–2010