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Mary K. Stohr

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Washington State University

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College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology

Mary K. Stohr is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Washington State University.

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criminology correctional practice criminal justice penology public policy jurisprudence social sciences public health sociology washington state cannabis legalization mental health criminal law social justice intersectionality carceral setting public law criminal justice system organizational culture police psychology community policing racial discrimination women's studies feminist criminology american studies offender classification punishment error correction adolescent psychology adolescence youth justice juvenile delinquency marijuana legalization united states statutory analysis human rights death studies transitional justice violence against women ethnic studies citizenship studies migration studies mobility transport geography travel research violent behavior marine policy comparative criminology international criminology future scenario community mental health urban policy death investigation thanatology forensics analysis forensic analysis drug policy prison violence cross-sectional studies victimology institutional environment race relations health disparities contemporary racism time-series analysis cannabis effect transgender inmates proponent assertions crime clearance rates american prison different future possible effects official labels cannabis legalization implementation social support paradigm empirical test program evaluation health law law addiction

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The Deleterious Health Consequences of Covid in United States Prisons. American Journal of Criminal Justice (2024)

Xiaohan MeiMelissa A. KowalskiLeah ReddyCiara McGlynnMary K. StohrCraig HemmensJiayu Li

public healthunited states prisonscovid-19mental healthinfection controlcriminal justice systempenologycriminologycovid-19 pandemicinfectious diseasesdeleterious health consequencesdisparate impactcorrectional practicecriminal justicehealth policy

A Symposium to Mark the Publication, by New York University Press, of Ian O’donnell'S Prison Life: Pain, Resistance, and Purpose. The Prison Journal (2023)

Rosemary GidoDerek S. JeffreysCormac BehanKimmett EdgarBethany E. SchmidtGorazd MeskoMary K. StohrAshley T. Rubin

rehabilitationpenologyprison lifetraumacarceral settingcorrectional practicejournalism

Documenting Variability in Operational and Organizational Experiences Related to Covid-19 in Washington State. Policing An International Journal (2023)

David A. MakinMary K. StohrJacelyn UngerEthan HowellMegan ParksDale WillitsCraig Hemmens

systems engineeringmanagementmanaging variabilitycovid-19washington stateorganizational experiences

Racial Disparities in the Wake of Cannabis Legalization: Documenting Persistence and Change. Race and Justice (2022)

Dale W. WillitsBrittany SolenstenMikala MeizeMary K. StohrDavid A. MakinCraig HemmensDuane L. StantonNicholas P. Lovrich

public healthracerace relationshealth disparitiesracial discriminationsocial changecontemporary racismracial equityafrican american studiesracial disparitiesdocumenting persistencecannabis legalizationsocial justicehealth policy

Rural Decline and Policing of Cannabis Legalisation in Washington. Policing & Society (2022)

Duane L. StantonMary K. StohrCraig HemmensNicholas P. LovrichDavid MakinMikala MeizeDale Willits

jurisprudencecommunity policingrural declinecannabis legalizationcannabis legalisationsociologycriminologypublic policysocial sciencesurban securitysocietal influencecriminal justice

The Intersection of Gender, Race, and Arrest in the Era of Cannabis Legalization. Crime & Delinquency (2022)

Mikala R. MeizeMary K. StohrDale W. WillitsBrittany SolenstenMonique M. HamptonDavid A. MakinNicholas P. LovrichCraig HemmensDuane L. Stanton

citizenship studiesyouth justiceintersectionalityurban sociologyracial discriminationcannabis legalizationamerican studiescriminologysocial sciencesgender studiesfeminist criminologyafrican american studiesracial studiesmigration studiescorrectional practicecriminal justicejuvenile delinquencysocial justice

Law Enforcement Perceptions of Cannabis Legalization Effects on Policing: Challenges of Major Policy Change Implementation at the Street Level. Contemporary Drug Problems (2021)

Duane L. StantonDavid MakinMary StohrNicholas P. LovrichDale WillitsCraig HemmensMikala MeizeOliver BowersJohn Snyder

public healthcannabis legalization effectscannabis legalizationcriminologypublic policylaw enforcement perceptionsstreet levelpolice psychology

The Novel Coronavirus and Enforcement of the New Separate System in Prisons. Criminal Justice Policy Review (2021)

Michael KleinMelissa A. KowalskiYoungki WooCourtney SolisMaria MendozaMary K. StohrCraig Hemmens

novel coronaviruspenologypublic policylawcarceral settingcorrectional practicecriminal justicecriminal law

An Evolution Rather Than a Revolution: Cannabis Legalization Implementation From the Perspective of the Police in Washington State. Justice Evaluation Journal (2020)

Mary StohrDavid MakinDuane StantonCraig HemmensDale WillitsNicholas LovrichMikala MeizeJohn SnyderRuibin LuGuangzhen Wu

public healthjurisprudencepublic lawimplementation researchcannabis legalizationmental healthurban policycannabis legalization implementationcriminologypublic policywashington statecriminal justicehealth policy

Cannabis Legalization and the Policing of Boating Under the Influence in Washington State: Exploratory Research on Marine Officers’ Perceptions. American Journal of Qualitative Research (2020)

Duane StantonNicholas LovrichDavid MakinMary StohrDale WillitsCraig HemmensMikala Meize

community policingepidemiologyamerican studiescriminologypublic policyqualitative researchmarine policywashington statemarine officerspolice psychologymarine managementmaritime safetycannabis legalizationbehavioral sciences

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Mary K. Stohr

Professor

Washington State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology

Mary K. Stohr is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Washington State University.

Honors

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Deleterious Health Consequences of Covid in United States Prisons. American Journal of Criminal Justice (2024)

Xiaohan MeiMelissa A. KowalskiLeah ReddyCiara McGlynnMary K. StohrCraig HemmensJiayu Li

A Symposium to Mark the Publication, by New York University Press, of Ian O’donnell'S Prison Life: Pain, Resistance, and Purpose. The Prison Journal (2023)

Rosemary GidoDerek S. JeffreysCormac BehanKimmett EdgarBethany E. SchmidtGorazd MeskoMary K. StohrAshley T. Rubin

rehabilitationpenologyprison lifetraumacarceral settingcorrectional practicejournalism

Documenting Variability in Operational and Organizational Experiences Related to Covid-19 in Washington State. Policing An International Journal (2023)

David A. MakinMary K. StohrJacelyn UngerEthan HowellMegan ParksDale WillitsCraig Hemmens

systems engineeringmanagementmanaging variabilitycovid-19washington stateorganizational experiences

Racial Disparities in the Wake of Cannabis Legalization: Documenting Persistence and Change. Race and Justice (2022)

Dale W. WillitsBrittany SolenstenMikala MeizeMary K. StohrDavid A. MakinCraig HemmensDuane L. StantonNicholas P. Lovrich

Rural Decline and Policing of Cannabis Legalisation in Washington. Policing & Society (2022)

Duane L. StantonMary K. StohrCraig HemmensNicholas P. LovrichDavid MakinMikala MeizeDale Willits

jurisprudencecommunity policingrural declinecannabis legalizationcannabis legalisationsociologycriminologypublic policysocial sciencesurban securitysocietal influencecriminal justice

The Intersection of Gender, Race, and Arrest in the Era of Cannabis Legalization. Crime & Delinquency (2022)

Mikala R. MeizeMary K. StohrDale W. WillitsBrittany SolenstenMonique M. HamptonDavid A. MakinNicholas P. LovrichCraig HemmensDuane L. Stanton

Law Enforcement Perceptions of Cannabis Legalization Effects on Policing: Challenges of Major Policy Change Implementation at the Street Level. Contemporary Drug Problems (2021)

Duane L. StantonDavid MakinMary StohrNicholas P. LovrichDale WillitsCraig HemmensMikala MeizeOliver BowersJohn Snyder

public healthcannabis legalization effectscannabis legalizationcriminologypublic policylaw enforcement perceptionsstreet levelpolice psychology

The Novel Coronavirus and Enforcement of the New Separate System in Prisons. Criminal Justice Policy Review (2021)

Michael KleinMelissa A. KowalskiYoungki WooCourtney SolisMaria MendozaMary K. StohrCraig Hemmens

novel coronaviruspenologypublic policylawcarceral settingcorrectional practicecriminal justicecriminal law

An Evolution Rather Than a Revolution: Cannabis Legalization Implementation From the Perspective of the Police in Washington State. Justice Evaluation Journal (2020)

Mary StohrDavid MakinDuane StantonCraig HemmensDale WillitsNicholas LovrichMikala MeizeJohn SnyderRuibin LuGuangzhen Wu

Cannabis Legalization and the Policing of Boating Under the Influence in Washington State: Exploratory Research on Marine Officers’ Perceptions. American Journal of Qualitative Research (2020)

Duane StantonNicholas LovrichDavid MakinMary StohrDale WillitsCraig HemmensMikala Meize

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