Title of Thesis: Using Procedural Justice to Explore the Relationship between Victim Satisfaction with Police and Victim Participation in Prosecution Sarah Jessica Greenman, Master of Arts, 2010 Thesis Directed by: Associate Professor Laura Dugan, Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice This thesis uses procedural justice to explore the relationship between victim satisfaction with the p...

The present study investigates victim sexual orientation in a sample of 641 violent crime victims seeking emergency medical treatment at a public-sector hospital. Victim sexual orientation was examined as it: (a) varies by type of violent crime and demographic characteristics, (b) directly relates to psychological symptoms, and (c) moderates the relationship between victim and crime characteris...

Debates on positionality and partisanship in the research process are long-standing, complex often highly contentious. Engaging with, contributing to, both these key debates, this paper introduces concept of victim-as-researcher. This draws from author’s experiences undertaking Trinidad Tobago with a group offenders who had committed similar offences to that which researcher was herself victim....

This article examines some of the complexities and tensions which lie at intersection popular official constructions technology-assisted sexual violence (TA-SV). It argues that many core contextual understandings victimhood harm underpin cultural legal framing offline forms are not only reproduced but augmented in virtual settings. Drawing on debates from critical victimology, TA-SV amplifies t...

Jouppi 4] has proposed that direct-mapped caches should be assisted by victim caches: small, fully-associative caches which reduce connict misses by saving the blocks most recently thrown out of the main cache. Jouppi found that victim-caching worked well for 4KB data caches. Here, we continue this work, studying victim-caching for modern workloads (SPEC95) and larger caches (32{64KB). We nd th...

Efficient instruction and data caches are extremely important for achieving good performance from modern high performance processors. Conventional cache architectures exploit locality, but do so rather blindly. By forcing all references through a single structure, the cache’s effectiveness on many references is reduced. This paper presents a selective caching scheme for improving cache performa...

the study of victim known as victimology has not been attended in traditional criminology which focuses on crime and criminals. but now, there is an interest in theories which have been advanced to explain victimization. while it is the main concern of criminology to ask about the reason behind of offending, victimology asks why some people become the suitable target for criminal activities. th...

PURPOSE This cross-sectional study examines differences in the frequency of suicidal ideation and suicidal behaviors across a group of verbal bullies, bully-victims, victims, physically aggressive bullies, and students not involved in bullying. METHODS A large sample of middle school students (n = 661; fifth through eighth grades; ages 10-13 years of age) completed a pencil-and-paper survey t...