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Preeti Chauhan

Associate Professor

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Affiliations

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Research & Evaluation Center

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Department Of Psychology

Research & Evaluation Center

Psychology

Preeti Chauhan is currently serving as a Cuny--John Jay College Of Criminal Justice Associate Professor at Cuny--John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

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Preeti Chauhan

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

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criminology criminal justice psychiatry psychology correctional practice sociology mental health behavioral sciences penology juvenile delinquency urban sociology jurisprudence forensic psychiatry violent behavior youth justice psychopathology forensic psychology racial discrimination interpersonal violence criminal law offender classification criminal justice system adolescence community psychology violence against women feminist criminology victimology neighborhood disadvantage antisocial behavior social psychology psychological assessment child abuse criminal behavior criminal justice process adolescent psychology police psychology childhood maltreatment forensic evaluators pretrial detention family violence applied social psychology race relations sociology of law procedural justice partner violence psychometrics female criminality homicide psychiatric symptoms opinion formation psychiatric research developmental psychology social science research counseling psychology experimental social psychology comorbidity prison violence offender profiling psychiatric evaluations adult development comparative criminology meta-analysis legal assessment psychological evaluations evaluation methodology contemporary racism alcohol abuse physical health outcomes structural modeling female prison inmates female inmates prison adjustment incarcerated female felons criminal forensic evaluation sanity evaluations different races

Notable Scholarly Works

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Responding to Crisis: The Intersection of Police Officer Attitudes, Organizational Climate, and Mental Health Crises. BMC Public Health (2025)

psychiatrypolice psychologycommunity policingcriminologymental healthpolice officer attitudesorganizational climatecrisis managementpsychologymental health crisespsychological trauma

Applying a Racial Lens to the “Cycle of Violence”. Child Maltreatment (2024)

Cathy Spatz WidomMaureen AllwoodPreeti ChauhanXuechen LiKellie CourtneyFunlola G. Are

traumafeminist criminologyafrican american studiesracial prejudiceanti-racismchild abuseethnic discriminationsociologycritical race theoryblack experienceviolence against womeninterpersonal violenceminority stressraceracial lensviolent behaviorstigmasocial sciencesracial equity

Declines in Victims Calling the Police in 21St-Century America: How the Trends Vary by Race/Ethnicity and Racial-Immigration Contexts. Crime Science (2024)

Min XieVeyli Ortiz SolisPreeti Chauhan

victimologycriminologyfeminist criminologyanti-racismracial discriminationracial-immigration contextssociologyintersectionalityviolence against womeninterpersonal violencecriminal justicecrime scienceviolent behaviorcommunity policingstigmapartner violencesocial sciencesafrican american studiessocietal influence

Declining Trends in Crime Reporting and Victims’ Trust of Police in the United States and Major Metropolitan Areas in the 21St Century. Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice (2023)

Min XieVeyli Ortiz SolisPreeti Chauhan

penologyvictimologycriminologymajor metropolitan areastrustunited statescriminal justicejournalism

How Do the Consequences of Pretrial Detention on Guilty Pleas and Carceral Sentences Vary Between Misdemeanor and Felony Cases?. Journal of Criminal Justice (2022)

criminologycriminal lawjurisprudencelawcriminal justice systemtheoretical criminologyfelony casespunishmentcarceral sentencespretrial detentioncriminal justicecriminal justice process

The Association Between Case Volume and Case Processing Times in New York City. Criminal Justice Policy Review (2022)

Kevin T. WolffOlive LuPreeti ChauhanJonathan Leventhal

case volumecase processing timessociologytime seriescriminal justice

An Examination of Downward Drift as an Explanation of the Relationship Between Childhood Maltreatment and Residence in Unhealthy Neighborhoods in Adulthood: The Role of Psychiatric Symptoms. American Journal of Community Psychology (2021)

Amie M. SchuckPreeti ChauhanCathy Spatz Widom

psychiatrydownward driftadolescencemental healthchildhood maltreatmentcommunity psychologysocial sciencespsychologypsychiatric symptomsunhealthy neighborhoods

An Examination of Racial Disparities in Misdemeanor Marijuana Possession Arrests Following Reforms in Four U.S. Jurisdictions. Journal of Drug Policy Analysis (2021)

Kristyn A. JonesDarren AgbohMeredith PattenPreeti Chauhan

drug policypenologyracial discriminationcriminal lawcriminologypublic policymisdemeanor marijuana possessiondrug analysislawcorrectional practiceracial disparitiescriminal justice

Exploring Variation in Factors Associated With Increased Likelihood of Pretrial Detention. Journal of Criminal Justice (2021)

Becca CadoffKevin T. WolffPreeti Chauhan

penologycriminologysociologycorrectional practiceincreased likelihoodpretrial detentioncriminal justice

More Than Meets the Eye: Officer Actions and Civilian Behavioral Health Shape Appraisals of Police Footage.. Psychology Public Policy and Law (2021)

Kristyn A. JonesTherese L. ToddDeryn StrangePreeti Chauhan

officer actionspolice psychologypolice footagepublic policypublic healthpsychologypublic law

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Preeti Chauhan

Associate Professor

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Affiliations

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Research & Evaluation Center

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Department Of Psychology

Research & Evaluation Center

Psychology

Preeti Chauhan is currently serving as a Cuny--John Jay College Of Criminal Justice Associate Professor at Cuny--John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Preeti Chauhan

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Responding to Crisis: The Intersection of Police Officer Attitudes, Organizational Climate, and Mental Health Crises. BMC Public Health (2025)

psychiatrypolice psychologycommunity policingcriminologymental healthpolice officer attitudesorganizational climatecrisis managementpsychologymental health crisespsychological trauma

Applying a Racial Lens to the “Cycle of Violence”. Child Maltreatment (2024)

Cathy Spatz WidomMaureen AllwoodPreeti ChauhanXuechen LiKellie CourtneyFunlola G. Are

Declines in Victims Calling the Police in 21St-Century America: How the Trends Vary by Race/Ethnicity and Racial-Immigration Contexts. Crime Science (2024)

Min XieVeyli Ortiz SolisPreeti Chauhan

Declining Trends in Crime Reporting and Victims’ Trust of Police in the United States and Major Metropolitan Areas in the 21St Century. Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice (2023)

Min XieVeyli Ortiz SolisPreeti Chauhan

penologyvictimologycriminologymajor metropolitan areastrustunited statescriminal justicejournalism

How Do the Consequences of Pretrial Detention on Guilty Pleas and Carceral Sentences Vary Between Misdemeanor and Felony Cases?. Journal of Criminal Justice (2022)

criminologycriminal lawjurisprudencelawcriminal justice systemtheoretical criminologyfelony casespunishmentcarceral sentencespretrial detentioncriminal justicecriminal justice process

The Association Between Case Volume and Case Processing Times in New York City. Criminal Justice Policy Review (2022)

Kevin T. WolffOlive LuPreeti ChauhanJonathan Leventhal

case volumecase processing timessociologytime seriescriminal justice

Amie M. SchuckPreeti ChauhanCathy Spatz Widom

psychiatrydownward driftadolescencemental healthchildhood maltreatmentcommunity psychologysocial sciencespsychologypsychiatric symptomsunhealthy neighborhoods

An Examination of Racial Disparities in Misdemeanor Marijuana Possession Arrests Following Reforms in Four U.S. Jurisdictions. Journal of Drug Policy Analysis (2021)

Kristyn A. JonesDarren AgbohMeredith PattenPreeti Chauhan

drug policypenologyracial discriminationcriminal lawcriminologypublic policymisdemeanor marijuana possessiondrug analysislawcorrectional practiceracial disparitiescriminal justice

Exploring Variation in Factors Associated With Increased Likelihood of Pretrial Detention. Journal of Criminal Justice (2021)

Becca CadoffKevin T. WolffPreeti Chauhan

penologycriminologysociologycorrectional practiceincreased likelihoodpretrial detentioncriminal justice

More Than Meets the Eye: Officer Actions and Civilian Behavioral Health Shape Appraisals of Police Footage.. Psychology Public Policy and Law (2021)

Kristyn A. JonesTherese L. ToddDeryn StrangePreeti Chauhan

officer actionspolice psychologypolice footagepublic policypublic healthpsychologypublic law

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