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Matthew Crow

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University of West Florida

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College Of Arts And Sciences

Division of Academic Affairs

College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities

Department of Criminology Criminal Justice, and Legal Studies

Criminology, Criminal Justice, and Legal Studies

Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice

Office Of The Dean Of Arts And Sciences

University of West Florida

Matthew Crow is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of West Florida.

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University of West Florida

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criminal justice criminology law criminal law public policy criminal justice system racial discrimination criminal justice process penology gender studies race community policing ethnicity violent behavior ethnic studies police psychology public health organizational behavior interpersonal violence correctional practice procedural justice implementation research jurisprudence forensic psychology violence against women theoretical criminology race relations criminological theory female criminality organizational commitment incident investigation legal process punishment police body-worn cameras focal concerns conservation policing human resources organization studies conservation letter feminist criminology psychological trauma sex roles professional counselor traffic psychology addictive behaviors organizational psychology public personnel administration criminal behavior community perceptions community psychology self-defense racial studies environmental crime natural resources international criminology organizing (management) digital evidence visual surveillance digital forensics case law rehabilitation process alcohol misuse driver behavior law enforcement leadership habitual-offender sentencing conservation specialists law enforcement generalists wildlife crime camouflage-collar crime prior record supervisor perceptions body-worn cameras officer buy-in police officer practical constraint democratic subcultures offender reentry

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A Multi-Faceted Approach to Analyzing Historical Police Logs: A Research Note. Policing & Society (2025)

historyincident investigationcrime analysiscriminologylawcriminal justice

Us District Court Judicial Diversity: The Impact of Race and Sex Composition on Sentencing Outcomes at the District Level. (2025)

public lawracial discriminationcriminal justice systemcriminologylawcriminal justicecriminal law

U.S. District Court Judicial Diversity: The Impact of Race and Sex Composition on Sentencing Outcomes at the District Level. Crime & Delinquency (2024)

public lawracial discriminationsex compositioncriminal justice systempenologycriminologylawgender studiescriminal justice processdistrict levelprocedural justiceexperimental criminologycriminal justicecriminal law

Sex, Politics, and Us District Court Outcomes: Examining Variation in Judge-Initiated Downward Guideline Departures. (2023)

lawgender studieslegal processjuvenile courtcriminal justice

Judicial Diversity and Sentencing Disparity Across U.S. District Courts. Journal of Criminal Justice (2022)

criminal justice systemcriminologycriminal justice processlawprocedural justicejudicial diversitycriminal justicecriminal law

Judicial Diversity and Sentencing Disparity Across Us District Courts. (2022)

criminal justice systemcriminal justicecriminal lawlaw

What’s in Your File Drawer? the Case of the Missing Null in Criminology and Criminal Justice. Crime & Delinquency (2022)

criminal justice systemcriminologylawcriminal justicecriminal law

Modifying an Introduction to Criminal Justice Course to Be Writing-Intensive. Journal of Criminal Justice Education (2021)

Natalie GouletteAndrew S. DenneyKathrine JohnsonMatthew S. Crow

criminal justicecriminal justice courseeducation

Sex, Politics, and U.S. District Court Outcomes: Examining Variation in Judge-Initiated Downward Guideline Departures. American Journal of Criminal Justice (2021)

civil proceduresex rolescase lawlawgender studiescriminal justice processlegal processjuvenile courtprocedural justicecriminal justicecriminal law

“Anything Can Happen at Any Time”: Perceived Causes of Correctional Officer Injuries. Criminal Justice Review (2020)

Natalie GouletteAndrew S. DenneyMatthew S. CrowFrank V. Ferdik

rehabilitationsafetyemergency medicinecriminal justice systemcriminologyforensic psychologyjournalisminjury preventionpsychological traumaperceived causestraumacorrectional practiceinterpersonal violencepolice psychologyincident investigationcommunity policingviolent behaviorcorrectional officer injuriescriminal justice

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Matthew Crow

Professor

University of West Florida

Affiliations

College Of Arts And Sciences

Division of Academic Affairs

College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities

Department of Criminology Criminal Justice, and Legal Studies

Criminology, Criminal Justice, and Legal Studies

Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice

Office Of The Dean Of Arts And Sciences

University of West Florida

Matthew Crow is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of West Florida.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Matthew Crow

University of West Florida

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Multi-Faceted Approach to Analyzing Historical Police Logs: A Research Note. Policing & Society (2025)

historyincident investigationcrime analysiscriminologylawcriminal justice

Us District Court Judicial Diversity: The Impact of Race and Sex Composition on Sentencing Outcomes at the District Level. (2025)

public lawracial discriminationcriminal justice systemcriminologylawcriminal justicecriminal law

U.S. District Court Judicial Diversity: The Impact of Race and Sex Composition on Sentencing Outcomes at the District Level. Crime & Delinquency (2024)

Sex, Politics, and Us District Court Outcomes: Examining Variation in Judge-Initiated Downward Guideline Departures. (2023)

lawgender studieslegal processjuvenile courtcriminal justice

Judicial Diversity and Sentencing Disparity Across U.S. District Courts. Journal of Criminal Justice (2022)

criminal justice systemcriminologycriminal justice processlawprocedural justicejudicial diversitycriminal justicecriminal law

Judicial Diversity and Sentencing Disparity Across Us District Courts. (2022)

criminal justice systemcriminal justicecriminal lawlaw

What’s in Your File Drawer? the Case of the Missing Null in Criminology and Criminal Justice. Crime & Delinquency (2022)

criminal justice systemcriminologylawcriminal justicecriminal law

Modifying an Introduction to Criminal Justice Course to Be Writing-Intensive. Journal of Criminal Justice Education (2021)

Natalie GouletteAndrew S. DenneyKathrine JohnsonMatthew S. Crow

criminal justicecriminal justice courseeducation

Sex, Politics, and U.S. District Court Outcomes: Examining Variation in Judge-Initiated Downward Guideline Departures. American Journal of Criminal Justice (2021)

civil proceduresex rolescase lawlawgender studiescriminal justice processlegal processjuvenile courtprocedural justicecriminal justicecriminal law

“Anything Can Happen at Any Time”: Perceived Causes of Correctional Officer Injuries. Criminal Justice Review (2020)

Natalie GouletteAndrew S. DenneyMatthew S. CrowFrank V. Ferdik

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