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Chad Trulson

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University of North Texas

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College of Health and Public Service

Department of Criminal Justice

Chad Trulson is currently serving as a College Of Health And Public Service Professor at University of North Texas.

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criminology criminal justice correctional practice penology juvenile delinquency youth justice behavioral sciences sociology social sciences rehabilitation jurisprudence social justice violent behavior criminal justice system carceral setting criminal behavior forensic psychology youth services punishment police psychology adolescence adverse childhood experiences trauma comparative criminology prison violence texas prison system texas youth commission ethnicity environmental research race social change theoretical criminology legal medicine interpersonal violence adolescent psychology offender classification victimology community policing homicide violent crime criminal justice process prison black box institutional misconduct recidivism outcomes gang affiliation racial desegregation juvenile justice empirical study second chances crisis management human rights violence against women feminist criminology forensic psychiatry forensic medicine child abuse narrative death studies adult development fragmentation effect race relations environmental psychology environmental epidemiology community management barrier to entry disparate impact legal theory sociology of law children's rights injustice victimisation delinquent background rearrest frequency violent delinquent offenders commitment offense juvenile sexual offending law juvenile court public law criminal law juvenile recidivism

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Examining the Impact of Empathy on the Recidivism of Serious Juvenile Offenders. Crime & Delinquency (2024)

Jessica M. CraigChad R. Trulson

juvenile delinquencyprosocial behavioremotional selfregulationprison violenceexperimental criminologyinterpersonal violencebehavioral sciencestheoretical criminologyserious juvenile offendersforensic psychologypublic healthadolescent healthcriminal justice processpsychiatrycrime sciencejuvenile courtmental healthempathycriminal justice

Sometimes They Come Back: Recidivism and the Adult Imprisonment of Formerly Incarcerated Serious and Violent Juvenile Offenders. American Journal of Criminal Justice (2024)

Chad R. TrulsonJessica M. CraigJonathan W. CaudillMatt DeLisi

juvenile delinquencypenologycriminologycorrectional practicecriminal justiceadult imprisonment

“We Are People Who Kill…Murder Machines” an Empirical Study of Lifetime Inmate Homicide Among Capital Defendants. American Journal of Criminal Justice (2023)

Matt DeLisiH. Daniel ButlerMolly MinklerJonathan W. CaudillChad R. Trulson

capital defendantspenologycriminal lawcriminologyempirical case studiesempirical studylawcorrectional practicelifetime inmate homicidecriminal justice systembehavioral sciencesmurder machinespsychologycriminal justicehomicide

Comparing Official Measures of Recidivism in Juvenile Justice. American Journal of Criminal Justice (2022)

Jonathan W. CaudillChad R. Trulson

juvenile justicecriminologyofficial measuressocial sciencescriminal justiceyouth justice

Homicidal Ideation in a Sample of Capital Murderers: Prevalence, Morbidity, and Associations With Homicide Offending. Homicide Studies (2022)

Kyle BurgasonJon CaudillMatt DeLisiChad R. Trulson

homicidal ideationcapital murdererscriminologysocial sciences

“It Ain’t Home Base No More:” Sentencing Reform and Dynamic County Jail Inmate Politics. The Prison Journal (2022)

Jonathan W. CaudillChad R. TrulsonMatt DeLisiJames W. Marquart

penologypublic policypolitical sciencejurisprudencelawcorrectional practicecriminal justice systemcarceral settingcriminal justice

Violent Institutional Misconduct in the Transition From Juvenile to Adult Correctional Facilities. The Prison Journal (2022)

Chad R. TrulsonJessica M. CraigJonathan W. CaudillMatt DeLisi

penologycriminologysociologyviolent institutional misconductcorrectional practicecorrectional facilities

Adverse Childhood Experiences and Forensic Typologies: Getting Specific About Trauma Among Institutionalized Youth. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2021)

Ilma JahicChad R. TrulsonJonathan W. CaudillTaea BonnerAlexandra SlemakerMatt DeLisi

traumaforensic typologiesinstitutionalized youthenvironmental researchadverse childhood experiencespublic healthenvironmental science

Ungovernable, Incorrigible, and Impudent: An Empirical Study of Criminal Character Among Serious Institutionalized Delinquents. American Journal of Criminal Justice (2021)

Alexandra SlemakerTaea BonnerMatt DeLisiJonathan W. CaudillChad R. Trulson

empirical studycriminologyserious institutionalized delinquentssocial sciencescriminal justicecriminal character

99 Percenters: An Examination of the Misconduct Careers of the Most Violent and Disruptive Incarcerated Delinquents. Aggression and Violent Behavior (2020)

H. Daniel ButlerJonathan W. CaudillJessica M. CraigMatt DeLisiChad R. Trulson

juvenile delinquencydisruptive incarcerated delinquentsaggressionpenologycriminologysociologycorrectional practicecriminal behaviorbehavioral sciencesmisconduct careerssocial sciencescriminal justiceviolent behavioryouth justice

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Chad Trulson

Professor

University of North Texas

Affiliations

College of Health and Public Service

Department of Criminal Justice

Chad Trulson is currently serving as a College Of Health And Public Service Professor at University of North Texas.

Honors

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University of North Texas

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Examining the Impact of Empathy on the Recidivism of Serious Juvenile Offenders. Crime & Delinquency (2024)

Jessica M. CraigChad R. Trulson

Sometimes They Come Back: Recidivism and the Adult Imprisonment of Formerly Incarcerated Serious and Violent Juvenile Offenders. American Journal of Criminal Justice (2024)

Chad R. TrulsonJessica M. CraigJonathan W. CaudillMatt DeLisi

juvenile delinquencypenologycriminologycorrectional practicecriminal justiceadult imprisonment

“We Are People Who Kill…Murder Machines” an Empirical Study of Lifetime Inmate Homicide Among Capital Defendants. American Journal of Criminal Justice (2023)

Matt DeLisiH. Daniel ButlerMolly MinklerJonathan W. CaudillChad R. Trulson

Comparing Official Measures of Recidivism in Juvenile Justice. American Journal of Criminal Justice (2022)

Jonathan W. CaudillChad R. Trulson

juvenile justicecriminologyofficial measuressocial sciencescriminal justiceyouth justice

Homicidal Ideation in a Sample of Capital Murderers: Prevalence, Morbidity, and Associations With Homicide Offending. Homicide Studies (2022)

Kyle BurgasonJon CaudillMatt DeLisiChad R. Trulson

homicidal ideationcapital murdererscriminologysocial sciences

“It Ain’t Home Base No More:” Sentencing Reform and Dynamic County Jail Inmate Politics. The Prison Journal (2022)

Jonathan W. CaudillChad R. TrulsonMatt DeLisiJames W. Marquart

penologypublic policypolitical sciencejurisprudencelawcorrectional practicecriminal justice systemcarceral settingcriminal justice

Violent Institutional Misconduct in the Transition From Juvenile to Adult Correctional Facilities. The Prison Journal (2022)

Chad R. TrulsonJessica M. CraigJonathan W. CaudillMatt DeLisi

penologycriminologysociologyviolent institutional misconductcorrectional practicecorrectional facilities

Adverse Childhood Experiences and Forensic Typologies: Getting Specific About Trauma Among Institutionalized Youth. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2021)

Ilma JahicChad R. TrulsonJonathan W. CaudillTaea BonnerAlexandra SlemakerMatt DeLisi

traumaforensic typologiesinstitutionalized youthenvironmental researchadverse childhood experiencespublic healthenvironmental science

Ungovernable, Incorrigible, and Impudent: An Empirical Study of Criminal Character Among Serious Institutionalized Delinquents. American Journal of Criminal Justice (2021)

Alexandra SlemakerTaea BonnerMatt DeLisiJonathan W. CaudillChad R. Trulson

empirical studycriminologyserious institutionalized delinquentssocial sciencescriminal justicecriminal character

99 Percenters: An Examination of the Misconduct Careers of the Most Violent and Disruptive Incarcerated Delinquents. Aggression and Violent Behavior (2020)

H. Daniel ButlerJonathan W. CaudillJessica M. CraigMatt DeLisiChad R. Trulson

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