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Kathryne Young

Associate Professor of Law

George Washington University

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Gw Law

Kathryne Young is currently serving as a Gw Law Associate Professor of Law at George Washington University.

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George Washington University

Associate Professor of Law

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social sciences law criminal justice sociology of law jurisprudence penology correctional practice sociology criminology education philosophy of social science predictive analytics social justice criminal law mental health ethnography experimental criminology ethical theory ethnographic theory social anthropology theoretical criminology criminal justice process rural sociology carceral setting ethnocentrism legal compliance ethnomethodology societal influence cultural capital legal consciousness carceral logic relational legal consciousness parole grants racial disparities professional evaluations lifer parole outcomes parole hearings california parole hearings legal ruralism understanding illegality sociolegal fieldwork deviance (sociology) criminal justice system comparative criminology

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How Parole Boards Judge Remorse: Relational Legal Consciousness and the Reproduction of Carceral Logic. Law & Society Review (2022)

Kathryne M. YoungHannah Chimowitz

lawpenologycorrectional practicecriminal justicesocial sciencesjurisprudencecriminologycarceral logicrelational legal consciousnesssociology of law

How Cultural Capital Shapes Mental Health Care Seeking in College. Sociological Perspectives (2021)

Katie R. BillingsKathryne M. Young

sociologyanthropologysocial sciencesmental health

Racial Disparities in Lifer Parole Outcomes: The Hidden Role of Professional Evaluations. Law & Social Inquiry (2021)

Kathryne M. YoungJessica Pearlman

racial disparitieslawpenologycorrectional practicecriminal justicesocial sciencesjurisprudenceprofessional evaluationssocial justicesociology of lawpublic policylifer parole outcomes

Legal Consciousness and Cultural Capital. Law & Society Review (2020)

Kathryne M. YoungKatie R. Billings

educationphilosophy of social sciencecultural capitalsocial sciencespolitical sciencesociology of lawlegal consciousness

Legal Ruralism and California Parole Hearings: Space, Place, and the Carceral Landscape*. Rural Sociology (2020)

Kathryne M. Young

rural sociologysocial sciencescalifornia parole hearingscarceral settinglegal ruralism

Understanding Illegality: Tests and Trust in Sociolegal Fieldwork. Journal of Organizational Ethnography (2020)

Kathryne M. Young

lawsociologyethnographyexperimental criminologycriminologyjurisprudencetrustethnocentrismsociology of lawunderstanding illegalitylegal complianceethical theoryethnographic theorysociolegal fieldworkethnomethodologyphilosophy of lawsocial sciencessocial anthropologysocietal influencetheoretical criminology

Parole Hearings and Victims' Rights: Implementation, Ambiguity, and Reform. SSRN Electronic Journal (2016)

Kathryne M. Young

lawcriminal justiceparole hearingscriminal lawcriminal justice process

Predicting Parole Grants. Federal Sentencing Reporter (2016)

Kathryne M. YoungDebbie A. MukamalThomas Favre-Bulle

predictive analyticspenologyparole grantscriminal justicecorrectional practice

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Kathryne Young

Associate Professor of Law

George Washington University

Affiliations

Gw Law

Kathryne Young is currently serving as a Gw Law Associate Professor of Law at George Washington University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Kathryne Young

George Washington University

Associate Professor of Law

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

How Parole Boards Judge Remorse: Relational Legal Consciousness and the Reproduction of Carceral Logic. Law & Society Review (2022)

Kathryne M. YoungHannah Chimowitz

lawpenologycorrectional practicecriminal justicesocial sciencesjurisprudencecriminologycarceral logicrelational legal consciousnesssociology of law

How Cultural Capital Shapes Mental Health Care Seeking in College. Sociological Perspectives (2021)

Katie R. BillingsKathryne M. Young

sociologyanthropologysocial sciencesmental health

Racial Disparities in Lifer Parole Outcomes: The Hidden Role of Professional Evaluations. Law & Social Inquiry (2021)

Kathryne M. YoungJessica Pearlman

racial disparitieslawpenologycorrectional practicecriminal justicesocial sciencesjurisprudenceprofessional evaluationssocial justicesociology of lawpublic policylifer parole outcomes

Legal Consciousness and Cultural Capital. Law & Society Review (2020)

Kathryne M. YoungKatie R. Billings

educationphilosophy of social sciencecultural capitalsocial sciencespolitical sciencesociology of lawlegal consciousness

Legal Ruralism and California Parole Hearings: Space, Place, and the Carceral Landscape*. Rural Sociology (2020)

Kathryne M. Young

rural sociologysocial sciencescalifornia parole hearingscarceral settinglegal ruralism

Understanding Illegality: Tests and Trust in Sociolegal Fieldwork. Journal of Organizational Ethnography (2020)

Kathryne M. Young

Parole Hearings and Victims' Rights: Implementation, Ambiguity, and Reform. SSRN Electronic Journal (2016)

Kathryne M. Young

lawcriminal justiceparole hearingscriminal lawcriminal justice process

Predicting Parole Grants. Federal Sentencing Reporter (2016)

Kathryne M. YoungDebbie A. MukamalThomas Favre-Bulle

predictive analyticspenologyparole grantscriminal justicecorrectional practice

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