International Journal of Law Crime and Justice

Papers
(The median citation count of International Journal of Law Crime and Justice is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)
ArticleCitations
Community-led diversion of Indigenous young people from the justice system: The role of government administrative data842611252
Robocop - The depersonalisation of police officers and their emotions: A diary study of emotional labor and burnout in front line British police officers24
Denials and confessions. An analysis of the temporalization of neutralizations of corporate crime19
Internet banking in Nigeria: Cyber security breaches, practices and capability18
Voices from ‘Igbo Bunks’: A qualitative study of the complicity of law-enforcement agents in marijuana use in a Nigerian community15
It's not depersonalization, It's emotional labor: Examining surface acting and use-of-force with evidence from the US14
The effect of ethical corporate culture on anti-fraud strategies in South Korean financial companies: Mediation of whistleblowing and a sectoral comparison approach in depository institutions13
Exploring the voluntary response to cyber-fraud: From vigilantism to responsibilisation13
‘You can't tell anyone how you really feel’: Exploring emotion management and performance among prison staff who have experienced the death of a prisoner12
Juvenile delinquency risk factors: Individual, social, opportunity or all of these together?12
Managing emotion in probation practice: Display rules, values and the performance of emotional labour12
Cyberbullying victimization and depressive symptoms in Vietnamese university students: Examining social support as a mediator10
Survive or perish: Organised crime in the port of Montreal and the port of New York/New Jersey9
Locking out emotions in locking up older prisoners? Emotional labour of Belgian prison officers and prison nurses9
Separate routes, similar crimes? Conceptualising differences between domestic and international sex traffickers in the United States8
Mapping restorative justice and restorative practices in criminal justice in the Republic of Ireland7
Evaluation of CPTED principles in the housing architecture of rural areas in the North of Iran (Case studies: Sedaposhte and Ormamalal)7
Police reform as institutional change: Symbols and dilemmas7
Buying the honor of thieves? Performance pay, political patronage, and corruption7
The influence of importation and deprivation factors on prison adaptation: Insights from Chinese prisons7
Rural to urban migration, crime, and sentencing disparities in Guangdong, China7
‘The right kind of person for the job’? Emotional labour and organizational professionalism in probation7
Insurers’ responses to cyber crime: Evidence from Russia7
Perceived police legitimacy in Ghana: The role of procedural fairness and contacts with the police6
Becoming industrious female citizens: Work, discipline, and negotiation in Chinese female prison6
Evidence-based policing: A review of its adoption and use by police agencies in the United States of America6
Of madams, mentors and mistresses: Conceptualising the female sex trafficker in the United States6
“The business is about knowing who to sell to”: Nigerian retail-level drug dealers’ strategies for avoiding police arrest6
Transforming rehabilitation, emotional labour and contract delivery: A case study of a voluntary sector provider in an English resettlement prison6
Criminal governance and systems of parallel justice: Practice and implications in Brazilian urban peripheries6
From hierarchies to networks: The organizational evolution of the international drug trade5
Democracy, constitutional framework, and human rights: A comparison of Monaco, Tonga, Hong Kong, and Singapore5
Organisational injustice in UK frontline services and onset of Moral Injury, Post Traumatic Embitterment Disorder (PTED) and PTSD5
Why do People's complaints still fall on the police? Confidence in the police in Trinidad and Tobago5
Gender, governance, and countering violent extremism (CVE) in the UK5
On the ‘darkness of dark figure’ of sexual crimes: Survivors' rape reporting experiences with the Nigerian police4
The compliance game: Legal endogeneity in anti-bribery settlement negotiations4
Nigerian piracy: Articulating business models using crime script analysis4
Car insurance fraud: The role of vehicle repair workshops4
Social cohesion, mutual efficacy and informal social control: Collective efficacy and community-based crime prevention3
Facility dogs as a tool for building rapport and credibility with child witnesses3
Rules of electronic data in criminal cases in China3
Evaluation of a police training on de-escalation with trauma-exposed youth3
‘…Even correctional institutions are not safe’: A qualitative study of campus secret cults/cultism among selected inmates in a custodial centre3
The effect of perceived discrimination on future dangerousness of probationers in China:An empirical test of crime labeling theory3
Direct entry: Fairness, resilience and the impact on regular cops3
Gender-based judicial ingroup bias in sex crime sentencing: Evidence from Belgium3
Correlates of stalking victimization in Canada: A model of social support and comorbidity3
Establishing the nexus among mob justice, human rights violations and the state: Evidence from Nigeria3
Examining the factors that lead to being arrested among criminal abstainers: An analysis of potential sources of bias in the American criminal justice system3
Measuring public-involving economic crime: A case study in Beijing, China3
‘Just a bunch of what ifs and unknowns’: The post-prison service provision experiences of people in Canberra, Australia3
Factors of fear of crime among Korean citizens: The mediating effect of confidence in the police3
Exploring the effects of various types of stressors on the physical and mental health symptoms of police officers in South Korea3
The (in)distinction between remand imprisonment and prison sentence: Revisiting pre-trial detention within Turkish youth justice system3
Changes in crime-related factors and subjective well-being over time and their mutual relationship3
Building a robust cyberthreat profile for institutions of higher education: An empirical analysis of external cyberattacks against a large University's computer network2
Profit, or power? Towards a construction of organized crime in Czech policy2
Testing the job demands-resources model for Indian correctional staff job satisfaction2
Organizational governance and prosecutorial attitudes: Regulating Chinese prosecutors through the performance evaluation mechanism2
Supply reduction policy against new psychoactive substances in China: Policy framework and implementation2
Remand decision-making in the youth court. A comparative analysis of youth remand and bail in England & Wales and the Netherlands2
Non serviam: Narrative dimensions of organized crime resistance and susceptibility2
Investigating the police use of stop and search in England and Wales during the coronavirus pandemic2
Decentring counter-terrorism2
Fear of sexual assault for oneself and others: A gendered perspective from five states2
Assessing the effectiveness of the fight against public-sector corruption in Mauritius: Perception v reality2
Challenges in assisting labour trafficking and exploitation victims in Spain2
Criminal displacement in Mexico city's metropolitan area: The case of kidnapping2
Determinants of job attitudes in the FBI: A multidimensional comparison2
An empirical study of criminal sanction on trademark counterfeiting in China2
“The law is the law”: The Malaysian police readiness for the implementation of restorative policing2
Burnout in the DA's office: Correlates and coping strategies among male and female prosecutors2
‘It sounds like lived experience’ - On empathy in rape trials1
Contextual information and cognitive bias in the forensic investigation of fatal fires: Do these incidents present an increased risk of flawed decision-making?1
How acts become hate crime: The police's documenting of criminal cases1
Resiliences to radicalization: Four key perspectives1
Exploring the impact of cyberbullying and cyberstalking on victims' behavioural changes in higher education during COVID-19: A case study1
The work of intercept interpreters in lawful communication surveillance: A daily trade-off between formal requirements and informal needs1
Building restorative justice services: Considerations on top-down and bottom-up approaches1
Not just another brick in the wall? Protecting prisoners' right to education1
Research of corporate compliance in China: Review and reflections1
Counter-governance and ‘post-event prevent’: Regulating rumours, fake news and conspiracy theories in the aftermath of terror1
Informality in magistrates’ courts as a barrier to participation1
The evolution of the principle of mandatory prosecution in Italy. A problematic case of gradual institutional change1
Conformity, conflict and negotiation in criminal justice work: Understanding practice through the lens of emotional labour1
Measuring hot spots policing in non-research settings1
“Whenever big changes come, big talks don't” – An examination of the police experience of recruitment and promotion positive action processes1
Mass incarceration and neoliberal penality: A response to Lloyd and Whitehead's Kicked to the Curb1
Implementation issues with hot spot policing1
Due-process-evading justice: The case of Vietnam1
Police officers’ discourses about male victims of intimate partner violence in Portugal1
Counter-terrorism & the intelligence network in Europe1
Male rape myths: Examining the role of victim empathy and socio-demographics in a cross-sectional sample of UK adults1
The significance of victim ideality in interactions between crime victims and police officers1
‘We were the Guinea pigs’: Police uncertainty enforcing coronavirus regulations in the UK.1
Discipline, morality and the façade of localism in action: The war on terror and the regulation of UK community resilience1
The legitimacy of criminalizing drugs: Applying the ‘harm principle’ of John Stuart Mill to contemporary decision-making1
Measuring cyber pornography based on Indonesian living law: A study of current law finding method1
Police professional doctrine in Sudan: Establishment and development1
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