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Mona Lynch

Chancellor’s Professor Criminology Law & Society

University of California, Irvine

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School of Social Ecology

Department of Criminology, Law and Society

School of Law

Mona Lynch is currently serving as a Criminology, Law And Society Chancellor’s Professor Criminology Law & Society at University of California, Irvine.

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University of California, Irvine

Chancellor’s Professor Criminology Law & Society

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Police Talk in the Jury Room: The Production of Race-Conscious Reasonable Doubt Among Racially Diverse Jury Groups. Law & Society Review (2024)

Mona LynchSofia Laguna

lawforensic psychologyafrican american studiessociologyraceracial groupsjurisprudenceracial prejudicejury roomintersectionalitypolice talkcritical race theorycriminal justice processracial discriminationcriminal justicediverse jury groupsprocedural justicerace-conscious reasonable doubtethnic discrimination

Downstream Effects of Frayed Relations: Juror Race, Judgment, and Perceptions of Police. Race and Justice (2023)

Mona LynchEmily V. Shaw

race relationsfrayed relationslawracial discriminationcriminal justicedownstream effectsjurisprudencepolitical sciencesociology of lawjuror racerace

Juror Perceptions of Incentivized Informant Testimony. Psychology Crime and Law (2023)

Emily ShawMona LynchNicholas Scurich

applied social psychologyinferenceforensic psychologycorrectional practicecriminal behaviormoral psychologyapplied psychologysocial psychologyincentivized informant testimonysocial sciencescriminologypsychologypolice psychologybehavioral sciencesjuror perceptions

Prosecutors as Punishers: A Case Study of Trump-Era Practices. Punishment & Society (2023)

Mona Lynch

lawpunishmentpenologycriminal justicecriminal justice systempublic lawtrump-era practicessocial sciencescriminologycriminal lawsocial justicepublic policycase studiescriminal justice process

The Subtle Effects of Implicit Bias Instructions. Law & Policy (2022)

Mona LynchTaylor KiddEmily Shaw

human behaviorlawpolicy analysissubtle effectssocial policyjurisprudencepolicy implementationgovernment policyimplicit bias instructionspolicy processpublic policylegal studiesbehavioral sciencesunconscious bias

Prosecutors, Court Communities, and Policy Change: The Impact of Internal Doj Reforms on Federal Prosecutorial Practices*. Criminology (2021)

Mona LynchMatt BarnoMarisa Omori

lawpenologyfederal prosecutorial practicescourt communitiescriminologypolicy changeinternal doj reforms

Race, Witness Credibility, and Jury Deliberation in a Simulated Drug Trafficking Trial.. Law and Human Behavior (2021)

Emily V. ShawMona LynchSofia LagunaSteven J. Frenda

witness credibilityhuman behaviorlawnarrativeforensic psychologypenologycorrectional practicepublic lawsocial sciencesjurisprudencecriminologylegal theoryprocedural justicejury deliberationsociology of lawbehavioral sciencesrace

Issue Information. Headache The Journal of Head and Face Pain (2020)

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Regressive Prosecutors: Law and Order Politics and Practices in Trump’s Doj. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Mona Lynch

lawcriminal justicecriminal justice systempublic lawregressive prosecutorsjurisprudencecriminal lawpolitical sciencepublic policyorder politics

Sunbelt Justice. Stanford University Press eBooks (2020)

Mona Lynch

jurisprudencesunbelt justicehumanities

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Mona Lynch

Chancellor’s Professor Criminology Law & Society

University of California, Irvine

Affiliations

School of Social Ecology

Department of Criminology, Law and Society

School of Law

Mona Lynch is currently serving as a Criminology, Law And Society Chancellor’s Professor Criminology Law & Society at University of California, Irvine.

Honors

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Experiences

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Mona Lynch

University of California, Irvine

Chancellor’s Professor Criminology Law & Society

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Police Talk in the Jury Room: The Production of Race-Conscious Reasonable Doubt Among Racially Diverse Jury Groups. Law & Society Review (2024)

Mona LynchSofia Laguna

Downstream Effects of Frayed Relations: Juror Race, Judgment, and Perceptions of Police. Race and Justice (2023)

Mona LynchEmily V. Shaw

race relationsfrayed relationslawracial discriminationcriminal justicedownstream effectsjurisprudencepolitical sciencesociology of lawjuror racerace

Juror Perceptions of Incentivized Informant Testimony. Psychology Crime and Law (2023)

Emily ShawMona LynchNicholas Scurich

Prosecutors as Punishers: A Case Study of Trump-Era Practices. Punishment & Society (2023)

Mona Lynch

lawpunishmentpenologycriminal justicecriminal justice systempublic lawtrump-era practicessocial sciencescriminologycriminal lawsocial justicepublic policycase studiescriminal justice process

The Subtle Effects of Implicit Bias Instructions. Law & Policy (2022)

Mona LynchTaylor KiddEmily Shaw

Prosecutors, Court Communities, and Policy Change: The Impact of Internal Doj Reforms on Federal Prosecutorial Practices*. Criminology (2021)

Mona LynchMatt BarnoMarisa Omori

lawpenologyfederal prosecutorial practicescourt communitiescriminologypolicy changeinternal doj reforms

Race, Witness Credibility, and Jury Deliberation in a Simulated Drug Trafficking Trial.. Law and Human Behavior (2021)

Emily V. ShawMona LynchSofia LagunaSteven J. Frenda

Issue Information. Headache The Journal of Head and Face Pain (2020)

Regressive Prosecutors: Law and Order Politics and Practices in Trump’s Doj. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Mona Lynch

lawcriminal justicecriminal justice systempublic lawregressive prosecutorsjurisprudencecriminal lawpolitical sciencepublic policyorder politics

Sunbelt Justice. Stanford University Press eBooks (2020)

Mona Lynch

jurisprudencesunbelt justicehumanities

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