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Denise C. Herz

California State University, Los Angeles

Affiliations

Xu College of Health and Human Services

California Forensic Science Institute

Services Of Rongxiang Xu College Of Health And Human

California Forensic Science Institute

California State University, Los Angeles

College of Engineering, Computer Science, and Technology

Department Of Criminal Justice

Hertzberg-Davis Forensic Science Center

Rongxiang Xu College of Health and Human Services

Services Of Rongxiang Xu College Of Health And Human

School Of Criminal Justice And Criminalistics

School Of Kinesiology

NoneDenise C. Herz is currently serving as a California Forensic Science Institute faculty at California State University, Los Angeles.

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Denise C. Herz

California State University, Los Angeles

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juvenile delinquency criminology youth justice correctional practice behavioral sciences criminal justice social sciences juvenile court sociology psychiatry adolescent health youth services substance abuse mental health social justice adolescence child protection child development racial discrimination gender diversity social science research ethnic studies substance use addictive behaviors child abuse ethnic discrimination substance addiction drug assessment child welfare dual system youth service access administrative data developmental psychology sex roles forensic toxicology psychological assessment violence against women behavioural process forensic psychology counseling psychology relapse prevention adolescent psychology developmental program violent crime racial equity psychoactive substance use drug treatment gender discrimination disparate impact system theory criminal justice system police psychology victimology domestic violence human welfare child care community practice education educational services legal process religious groups foster care social work research higher education assessment education economics juvenile justice processing crossover youth juvenile-justice decision making dually-involved youth kinship foster care system experiences non-gang violent crime gang violent crime legal representation offense seriousness educational risk los angeles county

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CORRECTION: Contact With Foster Care and the Juvenile Delinquency Court: A Prospective Examination From Birth Through Age 18. Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal (2025)

foster carechild protectionyouth justicejuvenile delinquency courtcriminologyfamily medicinechild abusejuvenile courtpediatricsjuvenile delinquencyage 18

Exploring Child Welfare Pathways and Dual System Involvement. Journal of Criminal Justice (2025)

child welfare pathwayschild developmentsociologysocial scienceswelfarefamily issueshuman welfaresocial policychild care

Correction to: Comparing Maltreatment Experiences for Young People With Child Protection or Dual System Involvement. Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal (2023)

Andrea Lane EastmanDenise C. HerzLindsey PalmerJacquelyn McCroskey

dual system involvementchild protectionsocial work researchsocial sciencesyoung peoplecomparing maltreatment experiencescorrectional practicebehavioral sciencessocial work

The Impact of the City of Los Angeles Mayor’s Office of Gang Reduction and Youth Development (Gryd) Comprehensive Strategy on Crime in the City of Los Angeles. CrimRxiv (2023)

P. Jeffrey BrantinghamGeorge TitaDenise Herz

youth developmentcriminologypublic policygang reductionurban securitycrime preventionpublic administration

An Empirical Test of Dual System Pathways. Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice (2022)

behavioural processsystematics (systems theory)system theorycognitive sciencedual system pathways

Dual System Youth and Their Pathways in Los Angeles County: A Replication of the Ojjdp Dual System Youth Study. Child Abuse & Neglect (2021)

Denise C. HerzAndrea Lane EastmanEmily Putnam-HornsteinJacquelyn McCroskey

public healthadolescent healthlos angeles countychild abusecorrectional practicedual system youthjuvenile delinquency

Is Gang Violent Crime More Contagious Than Non-Gang Violent Crime?. Journal of Quantitative Criminology (2020)

P. Jeffrey BrantinghamBaichuan YuanDenise Herz

non-gang violent crimecriminologysocial sciencesgang violent crimeviolent crime

A Service-Learning Partnership Between Cal State La and the Los Angeles County Probation Department: Making the Case for Civic Professionalism. Journal of higher education outreach & engagement/Journal of higher education outreach and engagement. (2019)

public managementcivic engagementcommunity engagementservicelearningpublic policyeducationjuvenile courtcommunity-engaged researchprofessional developmentpublic administrationcommunity practice educationcivic professionalismeducational servicessocial work

Dual System Youth and Their Pathways: A Comparison of Incidence, Characteristics and System Experiences Using Linked Administrative Data. Journal of Youth and Adolescence (2019)

developmental programyouth servicesyouth justicesystem experiencessociologylongitudinal studiesadolescent healthsocial sciencesadministrative datasocial science researchadolescencedual system youth

Reforming Juvenile Detention for Youth With Developmental Disabilities: I.T. V. Los Angeles County. Justice Evaluation Journal (2019)

Lois WeinbergDenise HerzJolan SmithKristine Chan

rehabilitationyouth justicejuvenile detentioncorrectional practicecriminal justicejuvenile delinquencysocial justice

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Denise C. Herz

California State University, Los Angeles

Affiliations

Xu College of Health and Human Services

California Forensic Science Institute

Services Of Rongxiang Xu College Of Health And Human

California Forensic Science Institute

California State University, Los Angeles

College of Engineering, Computer Science, and Technology

Department Of Criminal Justice

Hertzberg-Davis Forensic Science Center

Rongxiang Xu College of Health and Human Services

Services Of Rongxiang Xu College Of Health And Human

School Of Criminal Justice And Criminalistics

School Of Kinesiology

NoneDenise C. Herz is currently serving as a California Forensic Science Institute faculty at California State University, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Denise C. Herz

California State University, Los Angeles

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

CORRECTION: Contact With Foster Care and the Juvenile Delinquency Court: A Prospective Examination From Birth Through Age 18. Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal (2025)

foster carechild protectionyouth justicejuvenile delinquency courtcriminologyfamily medicinechild abusejuvenile courtpediatricsjuvenile delinquencyage 18

Exploring Child Welfare Pathways and Dual System Involvement. Journal of Criminal Justice (2025)

child welfare pathwayschild developmentsociologysocial scienceswelfarefamily issueshuman welfaresocial policychild care

Correction to: Comparing Maltreatment Experiences for Young People With Child Protection or Dual System Involvement. Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal (2023)

Andrea Lane EastmanDenise C. HerzLindsey PalmerJacquelyn McCroskey

dual system involvementchild protectionsocial work researchsocial sciencesyoung peoplecomparing maltreatment experiencescorrectional practicebehavioral sciencessocial work

The Impact of the City of Los Angeles Mayor’s Office of Gang Reduction and Youth Development (Gryd) Comprehensive Strategy on Crime in the City of Los Angeles. CrimRxiv (2023)

P. Jeffrey BrantinghamGeorge TitaDenise Herz

youth developmentcriminologypublic policygang reductionurban securitycrime preventionpublic administration

An Empirical Test of Dual System Pathways. Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice (2022)

behavioural processsystematics (systems theory)system theorycognitive sciencedual system pathways

Dual System Youth and Their Pathways in Los Angeles County: A Replication of the Ojjdp Dual System Youth Study. Child Abuse & Neglect (2021)

Denise C. HerzAndrea Lane EastmanEmily Putnam-HornsteinJacquelyn McCroskey

public healthadolescent healthlos angeles countychild abusecorrectional practicedual system youthjuvenile delinquency

Is Gang Violent Crime More Contagious Than Non-Gang Violent Crime?. Journal of Quantitative Criminology (2020)

P. Jeffrey BrantinghamBaichuan YuanDenise Herz

non-gang violent crimecriminologysocial sciencesgang violent crimeviolent crime

Dual System Youth and Their Pathways: A Comparison of Incidence, Characteristics and System Experiences Using Linked Administrative Data. Journal of Youth and Adolescence (2019)

developmental programyouth servicesyouth justicesystem experiencessociologylongitudinal studiesadolescent healthsocial sciencesadministrative datasocial science researchadolescencedual system youth

Reforming Juvenile Detention for Youth With Developmental Disabilities: I.T. V. Los Angeles County. Justice Evaluation Journal (2019)

Lois WeinbergDenise HerzJolan SmithKristine Chan

rehabilitationyouth justicejuvenile detentioncorrectional practicecriminal justicejuvenile delinquencysocial justice

1
2
3
10 / page