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James Frank

Professor Professor of Criminal Justice

University of Cincinnati

Affiliations

College of Education Criminal Justice and Human Services

School of Criminal Justice

James Frank is currently serving as a College Of Education Criminal Justice And Human Services Professor Professor of Criminal Justice at University of Cincinnati.

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James Frank

University of Cincinnati

Professor Professor of Criminal Justice

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criminology criminal justice police psychology social sciences community policing sociology criminal law behavioral sciences jurisprudence penology correctional practice journalism racial discrimination experimental criminology job satisfaction indian police officers organizational behavior organizational commitment race juvenile delinquency public opinion social justice race relations youth justice forensic psychology attitude theory work-family interface criminal behavior job involvement police officers interpersonal violence theoretical criminology organizational psychology work-related stress procedural justice research note work-family conflict social science research youth services organizational structure international criminology job burnout job demands-resources model traffic psychology comparative criminology behavior analysis work adjustment work attitudes stress management job stress police use police-citizen encounters preliminary study citizenship studies community perceptions life satisfaction punishment ethnic discrimination arrest outcomes officer decision making deadly force work routines gunshot detection systems women's studies active control automatic control fire technology control optimization control system technology ecological indicator clinical sociology social categorization contemporary racism global justice citation analysis candidate selection crime analysis

Notable Scholarly Works

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Research Note: Exploring the Association of Work Attitudes Among Indian Police Officers. Criminal Justice Studies (2025)

Eric G. LambertHanif QureshiNancy L. HoganShannon M. BartonJames Frank

community policingsociologycriminologysocial scienceswork attitudespolice psychologyemployee attitudesindian police officerscriminal justice

Research Note—the Relationship Between Burnout and Support for Punishment: A Preliminary Study Among Correctional Staff in India. (2025)

punishmentpreliminary studymanagementresearch note—the relationshippenologycriminologypsychologyapplied psychologyorganizational behaviorcorrectional staffcorrectional practicecriminal justicecriminal lawvocational behavior

The Police–Military Equivalency Hypothesis, Revisited: A National Examination of Citizen Perceptions of Police Officers as Soldiers. Policing A Journal of Policy and Practice (2025)

military psychologypolitical sciencemilitary culturepolice–military equivalency hypothesispolice officerssociologycivil-military relationsinternational securitysocial sciencessecurity studiescitizen perceptionsmilitary sociologyconflictpolice psychology

Juvenile Willingness to Report: Correlates and Implications for Procedural Justice. Journal of Crime and Justice (2024)

Y. Gail HurstOmeed S. IlchiJames FrankMengyan Dai

criminologyprocedural justicecriminal justicejournalismjuvenile willingness

Organizational Structure and Its Connection With the Justice Views of Police Officers. Asian Journal of Criminology (2024)

Eric G. LambertHanif QureshiNancy L. HoganDavid WhiteJames Frank

organization studiesmanagementcommunity policingpolice officerssociologyorganizational structurecriminal justice systemcriminologysocial sciencesorganizational theoryorganizational behaviorpolice psychologyjustice viewscriminal justicesocial justice

Revisiting the Correlates of Youth Attitudes Toward the Police: The Role of Conservative and Liberal Crime Ideology. Journal of Criminal Justice (2024)

Omeed S. IlchiY. Gail HurstJames FrankCheryl Lero JonsonGabrielle E. Soe

criminal justiceyouth attitudesliberal crime ideologycriminologypolice psychologybehavioral sciences

Testing the Effects of Workplace Variables on the Job Burnout Among Prison Officers in India: An Application of the Job Demands–Resources Model. The Journal of Criminal Law (2024)

Eric G. LambertHanif QureshiShanhe JiangMia Abboud HolbrookJames Frank

prison officersmanagementpublic personnel administrationworkplace variablescriminologysocial sciencesbehavioral sciencespenologyorganizational psychologyjob burnoutcorrectional practicepersonnel economicscriminal lawhuman performancejurisprudencejob demands-resources modelhuman resourceshuman resource managementcriminal justice

Citizen Willingness to Hold a Police Officer Criminally Responsible for the Use of Deadly Force: Examining the Correlates of Finding Guilt. Race and Justice (2023)

Omeed S. IlchiShamma J. HicklingJames Frank

jurisprudenceracerace relationscommunity policingcitizen willingnessracial discriminationcriminologypublic policysocial scienceslawdeadly forcecorrectional practicecriminal justicepolice officersocial justice

Justice and Life Satisfaction Among Indian Police Officers: A Preliminary Study. Asian Journal of Criminology (2023)

Eric G. LambertHanif QureshiJames Frank

preliminary studyeast asian studiespenologycriminologybenchmark studiesasian studiesindian police officerslife satisfactioncorrectional practicecriminal justice

Exploring the Effects of Different Workplace Trust Variables on the Work Attitudes of Police Officers. Police Practice and Research (2022)

Eric G. LambertHanif QureshiJames Frank

managementtrustpolice officerscriminologysocial sciencesorganizational psychologyorganizational behaviorpolice psychologycorrectional practicecriminal justicebehavioral sciences

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James Frank

Professor Professor of Criminal Justice

University of Cincinnati

Affiliations

College of Education Criminal Justice and Human Services

School of Criminal Justice

James Frank is currently serving as a College Of Education Criminal Justice And Human Services Professor Professor of Criminal Justice at University of Cincinnati.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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James Frank

University of Cincinnati

Professor Professor of Criminal Justice

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Research Note: Exploring the Association of Work Attitudes Among Indian Police Officers. Criminal Justice Studies (2025)

Eric G. LambertHanif QureshiNancy L. HoganShannon M. BartonJames Frank

community policingsociologycriminologysocial scienceswork attitudespolice psychologyemployee attitudesindian police officerscriminal justice

Research Note—the Relationship Between Burnout and Support for Punishment: A Preliminary Study Among Correctional Staff in India. (2025)

The Police–Military Equivalency Hypothesis, Revisited: A National Examination of Citizen Perceptions of Police Officers as Soldiers. Policing A Journal of Policy and Practice (2025)

Juvenile Willingness to Report: Correlates and Implications for Procedural Justice. Journal of Crime and Justice (2024)

Y. Gail HurstOmeed S. IlchiJames FrankMengyan Dai

criminologyprocedural justicecriminal justicejournalismjuvenile willingness

Organizational Structure and Its Connection With the Justice Views of Police Officers. Asian Journal of Criminology (2024)

Eric G. LambertHanif QureshiNancy L. HoganDavid WhiteJames Frank

Revisiting the Correlates of Youth Attitudes Toward the Police: The Role of Conservative and Liberal Crime Ideology. Journal of Criminal Justice (2024)

Omeed S. IlchiY. Gail HurstJames FrankCheryl Lero JonsonGabrielle E. Soe

criminal justiceyouth attitudesliberal crime ideologycriminologypolice psychologybehavioral sciences

Testing the Effects of Workplace Variables on the Job Burnout Among Prison Officers in India: An Application of the Job Demands–Resources Model. The Journal of Criminal Law (2024)

Eric G. LambertHanif QureshiShanhe JiangMia Abboud HolbrookJames Frank

Citizen Willingness to Hold a Police Officer Criminally Responsible for the Use of Deadly Force: Examining the Correlates of Finding Guilt. Race and Justice (2023)

Omeed S. IlchiShamma J. HicklingJames Frank

Justice and Life Satisfaction Among Indian Police Officers: A Preliminary Study. Asian Journal of Criminology (2023)

Eric G. LambertHanif QureshiJames Frank

preliminary studyeast asian studiespenologycriminologybenchmark studiesasian studiesindian police officerslife satisfactioncorrectional practicecriminal justice

Exploring the Effects of Different Workplace Trust Variables on the Work Attitudes of Police Officers. Police Practice and Research (2022)

Eric G. LambertHanif QureshiJames Frank

managementtrustpolice officerscriminologysocial sciencesorganizational psychologyorganizational behaviorpolice psychologycorrectional practicecriminal justicebehavioral sciences

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