THE LABELING OF CONVICTED FELONS AND ITS CONSEQUENCES FOR RECIDIVISM

By Ted Chiricos, Kelle Barrick, William D. Bales, Stephanie Bontrager. 2007

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Subfields: Clinical Psychology, Sociology and Political Science

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1. Jeffrey Lin
2. Christopher Uggen
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2. Ryken Grattet
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Citations in the corpus

• SUPERVISION REGIMES, RISK, AND OFFICIAL REACTIONS TO PAROLEE DEVIANCE* (2011, background): “But this is no longer the case, and several scholars have begun to recognize the importance of accounting for parolee deviance (Chiricos et al., 2007; Kubrin and Stewart, 2006; Mears et al., 2008; Petersilia, 2009; Steen and Opsal, 2007; Travis, 2005; Wilson, 2005) and its relationship to the scale ”
• THE EDGE OF STIGMA: AN EXPERIMENTAL AUDIT OF THE EFFECTS OF LOW‐LEVEL CRIMINAL RECORDS ON EMPLOYMENT (2009, background): “The disorderly conduct arrest tested as our treatment condition likely fit this mold, as it allowed room for discretion that may not have been extended to applicants with more serious records (Chiricos et al., 2007).”