Cliqued Up: The Postincarceration Recidivism of Young Gang-Related Homicide Offenders

Criminal Justice Review

Volumn 37, Issue 2, 2012, Pages 174-190

  Trulson, Chad R ^a   Caudill, Jonathan W ^b   Haerle, Darin R ^c   DeLisi, Matt ^d  

^a UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS   (United States)

^b CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY   (United States)

^c UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA   (United States)

^d IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY   (United States)

Author keywords

gang affiliation; juvenile corrections; juvenile justice; recidivism; violent behavior

Indexed keywords

EID: 84862251499     PISSN: 07340168     EISSN: 15563839     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1177/0734016811434531     Document Type: Article

References (53)

1. Archwamety T.,Katsiyannis A.Factors related to recidivism among delinquent females at a state correctional facility.Journal of Child and Family Studies. 1998;7:59-67.
2. Battin S.,Hill K.,Abbott R.,Catalano R.,Hawkins J.The contribution of gang membership to delinquency beyond delinquent friends.Criminology. 1998;36:93-115.
3. Benda B.,Corwyn R.,Toombs N.Recidivism among adolescent serious offenders: Prediction of entry into the correctional system for adults.Criminal Justice and Behavior. 2001a;28:588-613.
4. Benda B.,Corwyn R.,Toombs N.From adolescent serious offender to adult felon: A predictive study of offense progression.Journal of Offender Rehabilitation. 2001b;32:79-108.
5. Benda B.,Tollett C.A study of recidivism of serious and persistent offender among adolescents.Journal of Criminal Justice. 1999;27:111-126.
6. Bjerregaard B.Self-definitions of gang membership and involvement in delinquent activities.Youth & Society. 2002;34:31-54.
7. Blackburn A.,Trulson C.Sugar and spice and everything nice: Exploring institutional misconduct among serious and violent female delinquents.Journal of Criminal Justice. 2010;38:1132-1140.
8. Blackburn A.,Mullings J.,Marquart J.,Trulson C.The next generation of prisoners: Towards an understanding of violent institutionalized delinquents.Youth Violence & Juvenile Justice. 2007;5:35-56.
9. Braga A.,Pierce G.Disrupting illegal firearms markets in Boston: The effects of operation ceasefire on the supply of new handguns to criminals.Criminology & Public Policy. 2005;4:717-748.
10. Caudill J.Back on the swagger: Institutional release and recidivism timing among gang affiliates.Youth Violence & Juvenile Justice. 2010;8:58-70.
11. Corcoran K.,Washington A.,Meyers N.The impact of gang membership on mental health symptoms, behavior problems and antisocial criminality of incarcerated young men.Journal of Gang Research. 2005;12:25-35.
12. Cottle C.,Lee R.,Heilbrun K.The prediction of criminal recidivism in juveniles: A meta-analysis.Criminal Justice and Behavior. 2001;28:367-394.
13. DeLisi M.,Barnes J.,Beaver K.,Gibson C.Delinquent gangs and adolescent victimization revisited: A propensity score matching approach.Criminal Justice and Behavior. 2009;36:808-823.
14. Decker S.Legitimating drug use: A note on the impact of gang membership and drug sales on the use of illicit drugs.Justice Quarterly. 2000;17:393-410.
15. Dishion T.,Veronneau M.,Myers M.Cascading peer dynamics underlying the progression from problem behavior to violence in early to late adolescence.Development & Psychopathology. 2010;22:603-619.
16. Drury A.,DeLisi M.Gangkill: An exploratory empirical assessment of gang membership, homicide offending, and prison misconduct.Crime and Delinquency. 2011;57:130-146.
17. Duran R.Legitimated oppression: Inner-city Mexican American experiences with police gang enforcement.Journal of Contemporary Ethnography. 2009;38:143-168.
18. Esbensen F.,Huizinga D.Gangs, drugs, and delinquency in a survey of urban youth.Criminology. 1993;31:565-589.
19. Esbensen F.,Peterson D.,Taylor T.,Freng A.Similarities and differences in risk factors for violent offending and gang membership.The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology. 2009;42:310-335.
20. Friedman W.,Lurigio A.,Greenleaf R.,Albertson S.Encounters between police officers and youths: The social costs of disrespect.Journal of Crime & Justice. 2004;27:1-25.
21. Griffin M.,Hepburn J.The effect of gang affiliation on violent misconduct among inmates during the early years of confinement.Criminal Justice and Behavior. 2006;33:419-448.
22. Griffin P.Different from adults: An updated analysis of juvenile transfer and blended sentencing laws, with recommendations for reform. Pittsburgh, PA: National Center for Juvenile Justice; 2008:.
23. Hagan M.An analysis of adolescent perpetrators of homicide and attempted homicide upon return to the community.International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology. 1997;41:250-259.
24. Heide K.,Spencer B.,Thompson B.,Solomon E.Who's in, who's out, and who's back: Follow-up data on 59 juvenile incarcerated in adult prison for murder or attempted murder in the early 1980s.Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2001;19:97-108.
25. Huebner B.,Varano S.,Bynum T.Gangs, guns, and drugs: Recidivism among serious, young offenders.Criminology and Public Policy. 2007;6:187-222.
26. Kakar S.Gang membership, delinquent friends and criminal family members. Determining the connections.The Journal of Gang Research. 2005;13:41-52.
27. Kakar S.Youth gangs and their families: Effect of gang membership on family's subjective well-being.Journal of Crime & Justice. 1998;21:157-172.
28. Katz C.,Webb V.,Decker S.Using the Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring (ADAM) program to further understand the relationship between drug Use and gang membership.Justice Quarterly. 2005;22:58-88.
29. Katz C.,Webb V.,Schaefer D.The validity of police gang intelligence lists: Examining differences in delinquent between documented gang members and nondocumented delinquent youth.Police Quarterly. 2000;3:413-437.
30. Long J.S.,Freese J.Regression models for categorical dependent variables using Stata. College Station, TX: Stata press; 2006:.
31. Lattimore P.,MacDonald J.,Piquero A.,Linster R.,Visher C.Studying the characteristics of arrest frequency among paroled youthful offenders.Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency. 2004;41:37-57.
32. MacDonald J.Violence and drug use in juvenile institutions.Journal of Criminal Justice. 1999;27:33-44.
33. Mares D.Social disorganization and gang homicides in Chicago: A neighborhood level comparison of disaggregated homicides.Youth Violence & Juvenile Justice. 2010;8:38-57.
34. Maxson C.,Hennigan K.,Sloane D.It's getting crazy out there: Can a civil gang injunction change a community?.Criminology & Public Policy. 2005;4:577-605.
35. Mulvey E.Highlights from pathways to desistance: A longitudinal study of serious adolescent offenders. Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention; 2011:.
36. Myers W.,Chan H.,Vo E.,Lazarou E.Sexual sadism, psychopathy, and recidivism in juvenile sexual murderers.Journal of Investigative Psychology and Offender Profiling. 2010;7:49-58.
37. Peterson D.,Taylor T.,Esbensen F.Gang membership and violent victimization.Justice Quarterly. 2004;21:793-815.
38. Piquero A.,Blumstein A.,Brame R.,Haapanen R.,Mulvey E.,Nagin D.Assessing the impact of exposure time and incapacitation on longitudinal trajectories of criminal offending.Journal of Adolescent Research. 2001;16:54-74.
39. Rosenfeld R.,Bray T.,Egley A.Facilitating violence: A comparison of gang-motivated, gang-affiliated, and nongang youth homicides.Journal of Quantitative Criminology. 1999;15:495-516.
40. Ryan J.,Davis R.,Yang H.Reintegration services and the likelihood of adult imprisonment: A longitudinal study of adjudicated delinquents.Research on Social Work Practice. 2001;11:321-337.
41. Taylor T.,Freng A.,Esbensen F.,Peterson D.Youth gang membership and serious violent victimization: The importance of lifestyles and routine activities.Journal of Interpersonal Violence. 2008;23:1441-1464.
42. Taylor T.,Peterson D.,Esbensen F.,Freng A.Gang membership as a risk factor for adolescent violent victimization.Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency. 2007;44:351-380.
43. Thornberry T.,Krohn M.,Lizotte A.,Chard-Wierschem D.The role of juvenile gangs in facilitating delinquent behavior.Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency. 1993;30:55-87.
44. Tollett C.,Benda B.Predicting survival in the community among persistent and serious juvenile offenders.Journal of Offender Rehabilitation. 1999;28:49-76.
45. Trulson C.Determinants of disruption: Institutional misconduct among state-committed delinquents.Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice. 2007;5:1-28.
46. Trulson C.,Caudill J.,Belshaw S.,DeLisi M.A problem of fit: Extreme delinquents, blended sentencing, and the determinants of continued adult sanctions.Criminal Justice Policy Review. 2011;22:263-284.
47. Trulson C.,DeLisi M.,Caudill J.,Belshaw S.,Marquart J.Delinquent careers behind bars.Criminal Justice Review. 2010;35:200-219.
48. Trulson C.,DeLisi M.,Marquart J.Institutional misconduct, delinquent background, and rearrest frequency among serious and violent delinquent offenders.Crime & Delinquency. 2011;57:709-731.
49. Trulson C.,Marquart J.,Mullings J.,Caeti T.In between adolescence and adulthood: Recidivism outcomes of a cohort of state delinquents.Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice. 2005;3:355-387.
50. Vaughn M.,Howard M.,Harper-Chang L.Do prior trauma and victimization predict weapon carrying among delinquent youth?.Youth Violence & Juvenile Justice. 2007;4:314-327.
51. Vries A.,Liem M.Recidivism of juvenile homicide offenders.Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011;29:483-498.
52. Weibush R.G.,Wagner D.,McNulty B.,Wang Y.,Le T.Implementation and outcome evaluation of the intensive aftercare program: Final report. Washington, DC: National Council on Crime and Delinquency; 2005:.
53. Winfree L.,Backstrom T.,Mays G.Social learning theory, self-reported delinquency, and youth gangs: A new twist on a general theory of crime and delinquency.Youth & Society. 1994;26:147-177.