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M. Dwayne Smith

Professor

University of South Florida

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College of Behavioral and Community Sciences

Department of Criminology

M. Dwayne Smith is currently serving as a College Of Behavioral And Community Sciences Professor at University of South Florida.

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University of South Florida

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criminology criminal justice law criminal law penology social sciences sociology jurisprudence correctional practice homicide theoretical criminology feminist criminology interpersonal violence violent behavior punishment violence against women capital punishment political science victimology capital murder trials north carolina urban sociology juvenile delinquency criminal justice system female criminality violent crime criminological theory social justice death studies youth justice death penalty feminist theory domestic violence mass communication narrative women's studies family violence comparative criminology victim sex demography social science research american studies legal medicine sociological research crime analysis criminal behavior capital sentencing female homicide victimization feminist perspectives historical sociology urban security crime prevention sex-role attitudes media portrayal harm reduction family psychology american humor news analytics fake news news semantics scholarly communication disinformation detection marriage societal environment demographic change societal influence population aging television studies race relations social research regional rates crime rate changes race categories research note homicide victimization united states cities jury decisions urbanism

Notable Scholarly Works

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Capital Punishment Trials of Youthful Offenders: The Impacts of Aces Mitigation.. Youth & Society (2024)

punishmentaces mitigationyouthful offenderscriminal justice systempenologycriminologypublic policylawcapital punishment trialsjuvenile courtexperimental criminologycriminal justicecriminal lawjuvenile delinquency

Exploring the Effects on Capital Punishment Sentencing of Aggravating and Mitigating Factors That Are Not Accepted. Journal of Criminal Justice (2024)

M. Dwayne SmithBeth BjerregaardJulie M. KrupaJohn K. CochranSondra J. Fogel

punishmentcriminal justicecriminologycapital punishment sentencing

Capital Punishment Trials of Youthful Offenders: The Impact of Aces Mitigation. Youth & Society (2023)

Sondra J. FogelBeth BjerregaardJohn K. CochranM. Dwayne Smith

aces mitigationjurisprudenceyouth justiceyouthful offenderspenologycriminologysocial sciencescapital punishment trialscorrectional practicecriminal justice

Reflecting on 25 Years of Homicide Studies.. Homicide Studies (2022)

sociologycriminologytheoretical criminologylawhomicidehomicide studiescriminological theorycriminal justicecriminal lawmortality

Reflecting on 25 Years of Homicide Studies. Homicide Studies (2021)

M. Dwayne Smith

forensic sciencecomparative criminologyinternational criminologysociologycriminologysocial sciencestheoretical criminologyviolent behaviorhomicidecrime scienceexperimental criminologyvictimologycriminal justiceinterpersonal violence

An Examination of the Effects of Mental Disorders as Mitigating Factors on Capital Sentencing Outcomes. Behavioral Sciences & the Law (2020)

Lauren N. MileyEllie Heiss‐MosesJohn K. CochranKathleen M. HeideSondra J. FogelM. Dwayne SmithBeth J. Bejerregaard

jurisprudencepenologycriminologypsychologylawmental disorderscapital sentencing outcomescorrectional practicecriminal justicebehavioral sciences

An Examination of the Effects of Mental Disorders as Mitigating Factors on Capital Sentencing Outcomes.. Behavioral Sciences & the Law (2020)

mental healthpsychopathologypenologycriminologyforensic psychologypsychologylawtheoretical criminologypsychiatrymental disorderscapital sentencing outcomescorrectional practicecriminal justicecriminal law

Cop Killers and the Death Penalty: An Exploratory Mixed Methods Analysis, North Carolina (1977-2009).. Journal of Crime and Justice (2020)

crime analysisdeath penaltysociologycriminologysocial scienceslawtheoretical criminologyviolent behaviorhomicidecrime scienceexperimental criminologynorth carolinacriminal justicecriminal lawinterpersonal violencecop killers

Examining College Student Perceptions of Criminal Justice Outcomes Among Persons With Mental Illness. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology (2020)

Rick DierenfeldtSamantha ScottGale IlesMerideth Smith

college student perceptionscomparative criminologyhigher educationcriminal justice outcomescriminologypsychiatrymental illnesscriminal justice

Support for the Death Penalty in Cases of Rape and Sexual Assault: Variation Between Victim Age Categories. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology (2020)

Rick DierenfeldtSamantha ScottGale IlesJared RosenbergerMerideth Smith

rehabilitationcivil procedurecomparative criminal lawcriminologysocial sciencesvictim age categoriesforensic psychiatrypenologylawtraumacorrectional practicecriminal lawinterpersonal violencejurisprudencedeath penaltycomparative criminologyviolent behaviorsexual assaultfeminist criminologycriminal justice

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M. Dwayne Smith

Professor

University of South Florida

Affiliations

College of Behavioral and Community Sciences

Department of Criminology

M. Dwayne Smith is currently serving as a College Of Behavioral And Community Sciences Professor at University of South Florida.

Honors

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M. Dwayne Smith

University of South Florida

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Capital Punishment Trials of Youthful Offenders: The Impacts of Aces Mitigation.. Youth & Society (2024)

Exploring the Effects on Capital Punishment Sentencing of Aggravating and Mitigating Factors That Are Not Accepted. Journal of Criminal Justice (2024)

M. Dwayne SmithBeth BjerregaardJulie M. KrupaJohn K. CochranSondra J. Fogel

punishmentcriminal justicecriminologycapital punishment sentencing

Capital Punishment Trials of Youthful Offenders: The Impact of Aces Mitigation. Youth & Society (2023)

Sondra J. FogelBeth BjerregaardJohn K. CochranM. Dwayne Smith

aces mitigationjurisprudenceyouth justiceyouthful offenderspenologycriminologysocial sciencescapital punishment trialscorrectional practicecriminal justice

Reflecting on 25 Years of Homicide Studies.. Homicide Studies (2022)

sociologycriminologytheoretical criminologylawhomicidehomicide studiescriminological theorycriminal justicecriminal lawmortality

Reflecting on 25 Years of Homicide Studies. Homicide Studies (2021)

M. Dwayne Smith

An Examination of the Effects of Mental Disorders as Mitigating Factors on Capital Sentencing Outcomes. Behavioral Sciences & the Law (2020)

Lauren N. MileyEllie Heiss‐MosesJohn K. CochranKathleen M. HeideSondra J. FogelM. Dwayne SmithBeth J. Bejerregaard

jurisprudencepenologycriminologypsychologylawmental disorderscapital sentencing outcomescorrectional practicecriminal justicebehavioral sciences

An Examination of the Effects of Mental Disorders as Mitigating Factors on Capital Sentencing Outcomes.. Behavioral Sciences & the Law (2020)

Cop Killers and the Death Penalty: An Exploratory Mixed Methods Analysis, North Carolina (1977-2009).. Journal of Crime and Justice (2020)

Examining College Student Perceptions of Criminal Justice Outcomes Among Persons With Mental Illness. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology (2020)

Rick DierenfeldtSamantha ScottGale IlesMerideth Smith

college student perceptionscomparative criminologyhigher educationcriminal justice outcomescriminologypsychiatrymental illnesscriminal justice

Support for the Death Penalty in Cases of Rape and Sexual Assault: Variation Between Victim Age Categories. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology (2020)

Rick DierenfeldtSamantha ScottGale IlesJared RosenbergerMerideth Smith

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