the aim of this study was to investigate the relationship between moral schemas and needs-based social justice approach. the research methodology was correlation descriptive that was performed in field approach. a cluster sample of 341 wrestlers from golestan (iran) province completed the two research questionnaires: rest et al. defining issues test (dit2) and rusinski needs-based social justic...

Transitional justice is becoming more and more an interdisciplinary field of study with interesting developments, not only in the assessment of a wide number of casestudies, but also in the evaluation of increasingly more articulated theoretical problems. Undoubtedly, a robust collection of literature has now accumulated also on the more theoretically-oriented side. The present essay, far from ...

Issues pertaining to the use of the death penalty are many and varied. Far too often debate regarding the use of the death penalty centers on emotional arguments regarding the moral questions generated by the use of the death penalty. This paper strives to examine issues surrounding capital punishment utilizing a systems analysis approach. Two models were created utilizing the PowerSim modeling...

In a project supported by Grant No. 2005-WA-AX-0004, awarded by the Office on Violence Against Women, U.S. Department of Justice, the www.tcnj.edu/antiviolence website serves as a forum for disseminating information to faculty, students, staff, and visitors. By improving access to pertinent information, issues of sexual assault, domestic/dating violence, and stalking can become a part of the ca...

This volume examines issues related to decisionmaking in criminal justice. We began with the idea of producing a volume that would examine “changes in decisionmaking and discretion in the criminal justice system.” However, we quickly recognized that such a focus suggests a far too narrow, traditional view of decisionmaking, in which criminal justice officials make choices about processing indiv...