The a criminal’s identity as an element of forensic characteristics of causing negligent serious or moderate bodily harm by K. M. Penzieva

“…According to the results of the conducted research, the following characteristic features of criminals who commit bodily harm due to carelessness have been identified, namely they are mainly adult men who commit the crime alone, without prior training, have secondary special and general secondary education, are unmarried, are temporarily employed in a low-paid job or not work, were not in a state of intoxication at the time of committing the crime, mainly had no previous convictions.…”
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Cold case report: Geoforensic brownfield site search for murder victim based on prison informant lead by Jamie K. Pringle, Andrew Binley, Kristopher D. Wisniewski, Ben Davenward, Vivienne G. Heaton, Georgina E. Handley

“…Cold case searches for the missing can be challenging, especially when the convicted perpetrator may or may not be giving forensic investigators truthful information. …”
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Take My Breath Away: Competing Contexts Between Domestic Violence, Kink and The Criminal Justice System in <em>R. v. J.A.</em> by Ummni Khan

“…J.A. case, a man was criminally convicted for performing sexual activities on his partner while she was rendered unconscious through erotic asphyxiation. …”
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ON THE ISSUE OF CRIMINAL-LEGAL PROTECTION OF LIFE OF A NEWBORN BABY by N. Y. Skripchenko, Y. A. Korneyeva

“…The paper also substantiates the proposal for a legislative ban on the termination of criminal prosecution due to reconciliation with the victim in criminal cases, the consequence of which is death of a person.Scientific novelty: basing on the analysis of judicial practice, the socio-demographic characteristics of women is proposed who were convicted under Article 106 of the Criminal Code, together with aggregate materials on the criminal-legal measures applied to perpetrators. …”
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Mortality among individuals with substance use disorder—does violent criminal behavior have an impact? by Joakim Jakobsson, Joakim Jakobsson, Joakim Jakobsson, Anna Karlsson, Anders Håkansson, Björn Hofvander, Björn Hofvander, Björn Hofvander

“…A Cox regression analysis showed that each conviction of a violent crime increased the hazard ratio (HR) of premature mortality significantly [age 15–29; HR = 1.10 (95% CI: 1.04–1.17), age 30–44; HR =1.06 (95% CI: 1.03–1.09)]. …”
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Debt as a Criminal Risk Factor in Denmark by Annette Olesen

“…However, this study shows that the aforementioned crime preventing factors became less effective due to the ex-prisoners’ debt. Those convicted in Denmark are personally liable for their own legal costs. …”
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Criminological principles of transitional justice for Ukraine: zones of criminogenic risks by Y. V. Orlov, L. V. Dundych

“…Emphasis has been placed on the criminogenic significance of shortcomings in approaches to restoring criminal justice mechanisms in the occupied territories, mutual exclusion of jurisdictions of the sovereign Ukrainian state and quasi-law enforcement, quasi-judicial bodies of the occupation administration, which creates obstacles for the conflict-free performance of tasks related to the further treatment of persons “convicted” by the bodies of the occupation administration for committing general criminal offenses under the Criminal Code of Ukraine. …”
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Perspectivas de género en las condenas por tráfico de drogas by Luz M. Puente Aba

“…The most remarkable fact is that while the number of convicted women in general is low, a large percentage of female offenders’ sentences are related to drug offences, thus representing a higher percentage in this group than in the male group. …”
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Batterer typologies: substance use, impulsivity and results of an IPVAW offender treatment program in Spain by Pedro V. Mateo-Fernández, Pedro V. Mateo-Fernández, Pedro V. Mateo-Fernández, Iria Osa-Subtil, Iria Osa-Subtil, Iria Osa-Subtil, Román Ronzón-Tirado, María Elena de la Peña Fernández

“…Combined with drunkenness, it can materially increase the likelihood of intimate partner violence.MethodsThe present study examines substance use and impulsivity among a sample of 243 men convicted of IPVAW offences under the Spanish Gender Violence Act (Organic Law 1/2004) in relation to the levels of violence and psychopathologies presented by these perpetrators, in order to understand the results of court-ordered psychological treatments provided under Spain’s Gender Violence Offenders Intervention Program. …”
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Population Characteristics in Justice Health Research Based on PubMed Abstracts From 1963 to 2023: Text Mining Study by Wilson Lukmanjaya, Tony Butler, Patricia Taflan, Paul Simpson, Natasha Ginnivan, Iain Buchan, Goran Nenadic, George Karystianis

“…Although calls have been made for the justice health area to focus more on young people, our results showed that among the abstracts reporting age, most mentioned a population aged <18 years, reflecting a rise of youth involvement in the youth justice system. Those convicted of sex offenses and crimes relating to children were not as researched as the existing literature suggests, with a focus instead on populations with mental illness, whose rates rose steadily in the last 30 years. …”
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Dva příběhy z kriminálního podsvětí – padělatelé peněz na hradě Žampachu a přepadání Židů v roce 1542 by František Šebek

“…On July 10th 1542 Jan Krška and Jiří Vodička, convicted of counterfeiting money, were burnt at the stake in Pardubice; Pavel of Nový Hrádek was hung for his offences. …”
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National study of child sexual abuse cases in Oman: Characteristics and medical-legal outcomes by Muna Alshekaili, Mohammed Ali Al-Marzoqi, Salim Al-Huseini, M Mazharul Islam, Fatima Al-Sulaimani, Walid Hassan, Yahya Alkalbani, Mohamed Al Breiki, Abdullah Al-Madhani, Nithila Mariam Roy, Ibrahim Al-Zakwani, Aishwarya Ganesh, Samir Al-Adawi

“…Among the cases that were tried in court, 76 % were convicted and sentenced to an average of 30 months in correctional facilities. …”
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Validation of Judicial Acts of the Islamic Ruler: A Comparative Study of the "Writing [Ketabat] of the Islamic Ruler over the Judge" in Shia and Sunni Jurisprudence by Seyyed Mahdi Mirdadashi, Siamak Qiasi, Ali Keshavarz

“…Rooted in both Shia and Sunni jurisprudence, this concept pertains to the Islamic ruler's capacity to influence judicial decisions, including acts such as pardoning or mitigating the punishments of those convicted by the courts. Despite its foundational presence in classical jurisprudential texts, contemporary legal systems in Islamic countries often lack explicit integration of these principles, resulting in a research gap that this study seeks to address. …”
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FEATURES OF INFORMAL BEHAVIOR NORMS IN THE CONDITIONS OF PLACES OF DETENTION by A. Volkov, M. Volkov, I. Uvarov

“…The article deals with the specific features of informal behavior norms of convicts in prison. The interest in this problem is due to the presence of speciic, not found anywhere else (outside the camp of the former Soviet Union), informal relations between convicts serving a sentence of imprisonment. …”
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Peculiarities of Using International Legal Standards in the Field of Ensuring the Rights of Persons Sentenced to Deprivation of Freedom in Ukraine by O. S. Pochanska

“…It is emphasized that the practical solution to the problem of application of international standards of convicts’ treatment in the penitentiary system of Ukraine, in particular, provides: prevention of prohibited methods of treatment of convicts that degrade their human dignity; ensuring the legality of the activities of the staff of penitentiary institutions and agencies; bringing the conditions of detention of convicts into compliance, providing proper medical care, general education and vocational training of convicts, etc.; creation of an effective system of resocialization and social adaptation of convicts; expansion of public control over the observance of the rights of convicts while serving a criminal sentence in the form of imprisonment.…”
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Exil pénal et circulations forcées dans l’Empire colonial français by Linda Amiri

“…To do this, we chose to establish our body of sources around the convoy of July 27, 1868, which seems to have been the first convoy of Algerian convicts since the provisional suspension of European convict transports to French Guiana.…”
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The Justice Gap and the Promise of Criminological Research. Russian Journal of Economics and Law by R. A. Leo

“…Developing conceptual knowledge is important not only for creating a more systematic, generalizable and respectable criminology of wrongful conviction, but also to better inform policy-makers’ understandings that people’s lives may be at stake, as well as trade-offs of wrongful convictions.Scientific novelty: the work considers the current problems in the American criminal justice system, that occur during preliminary interrogation, court investigation, and conviction. …”
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Political Disenfranchisement as a Means of Combating Corruption by Suwito Suwito, Yang Meliana, Jenggis Khan Haikal, Ontran Sumantri Riyanto, Chami Yassine

“…The purpose of this study was to explore effective ways of determining the duration of political disenfranchisement of corruption convicts in Indonesia, with the aim that this punishment serves as an effective deterrent effect without violating human rights. …”
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Psykisk vold inden for lovens rammer by Mie Mølbak, Caroline Skovgård Jørgensen

“…All 10 convictions concern a male perpetrator battering a female partner. …”
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The legal and penitentiary system as repressive apparatus: Legal methods of protecting a civil and political rights by I. Moroz, I. Horislavska

“…In addition, the practice of applying measures of criminal enforcement influence on convicts was analysed and, accordingly, the experience of foreign countries in ensuring the rights and freedoms of convicts was summarized. …”
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