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Three decades of research in substance use disorder treatment for syringe services program participants: a scoping review of the literature
Keywords
syringe services program;
referral to treatment;
people who inject drugs
Juvenile Life Without Parole in Pennsylvania: Age, Cognitive Immaturity, and Culpability
Keywords
juvenile life without parole;
JLWOP;
cognitive immaturity;
legal culpability
The Case for Second Chances: A Pathway to Decarceration in Maine
Keywords
mass incarceration;
decarceration;
parole;
clemency;
Maine Criminal Code
Adolescent Development and the Regulation of Youth Crime
Keywords
Young adult offenders;
juvenile justice system;
rehabilitation;
developmental differences;
immaturity;
juvenile death penalty;
fairness;
social welfare
Criminal decision making: The development of adolescent judgment, criminal responsibility, and culpability
Keywords
psychosocial factors;
temporal perspective;
peer influence;
risk perception;
adolescent criminal decision-making
Competence, Culpability, and Punishment: Implications of Atkins for Executing and Sentencing Adolescents
Keywords
Supreme Court;
blameworthiness;
capital punishment;
proportionality;
death penalty;
developmental impairments;
older adolescents;
Atkins v. Virginia;
judgment;
impulse control;
psychological characteristics;
developmental characteristics;
reduced culpability;
mitigating factors
Developmental trajectories of legal socialization among serious adolescent offenders
Keywords
legal socialization;
adolescence;
juvenile offenders
The perceptions of juvenile judges regarding adolescent development in evaluating juvenile competency
Keywords
psychosocial factors;
juvenile competency;
adjudicative competency;
adolescent development
Developmental Incompetence, Due Process, and Juvenile Justice Policy
Keywords
Juvenile justice system;
legal reform;
competency to stand trial;
due process
“Some Mother's Child Has Gone Astray”: Neuroscientific Approaches to a Therapeutic Jurisprudence Model of Juvenile Sentencing
Keywords
adolescent brain development;
therapeutic jurisprudence;
retribution;
rehabilitation
Adolescent Decision Making: Reduced Culpability in the Criminal Justice System and Recognition of Capability in Other Legal Contexts
Keywords
cognitive control;
adolescence;
fMRI;
socioeconomic status;
parental monitoring;
parental warmth;
latent growth modeling
Aligning Justice System Processing with Developmental Science
Keywords
emerging adulthood;
human and social costs of incarceration
Prefrontal cortex structural and developmental associations with callous-unemotional traits and aggression
Keywords
Callous-unemotional (CU) traits;
aggression;
antisocial behavior;
prefrontal cortex;
grey matter;
neurodevelopment;
cortical maturation
Differential item functioning in reports of delinquent behavior between Black and White youth: Evidence of measurement bias in self-reports of arrest in the adolescent brain cognitive development study
Keywords
Differential Item Functioning;
measurement bias;
delinquency;
racial group differences;
adolescent brain cognitive development study
Shrinking the Footprint of the Criminal Legal System Through Policies Informed by Psychology and Neuroscience
Keywords
legal system (U.S.);
criminal behavior;
neuroscience;
policy change;
solitary confinement;
legal definition of insanity
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