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Thoughts on Thursday: A victim advocate by day, student by night

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Jul 30, 20204 min read

Thoughts on Thursday: A victim advocate by day, student by night

Ethics courses are extremely important reminders about the difficulties navigating this field as not only a professional, but as a human.

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Jul 29, 20204 min read

We Educate Wednesday: Specialty Courts

There is a balancing act that must occur at all times in the criminal justice system...

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True Crime Tuesday: A medical condition and a fatal crash

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Jul 28, 20206 min read

True Crime Tuesday: A medical condition and a fatal crash

"Forgiveness oftentimes is misunderstood. It doesn't mean that what she did was OK. It doesn't mean that we forfeit our legal rights..."

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Make a Recommendation Monday: A psychiatrist's insights into childhood trauma

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Jul 27, 20203 min read

Make a Recommendation Monday: A psychiatrist's insights into childhood trauma

Yes, our brains can adapt to the negative in our lives with negative outcomes, but so too can our brains adapt to the positive...

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Thoughts on Thursdays: A criminologist podcaster

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Jul 23, 20202 min read

Thoughts on Thursdays: A criminologist podcaster

As previously promised, I had indicated that there would be posts about those studying and working in the criminal justice field this...

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We Educate Wednesday: Forensic Healthcare

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Jul 22, 20203 min read

We Educate Wednesday: Forensic Healthcare

First off, welcome to the first post on the website! I'm excited to offer the posts through the website to reach an even greater...

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True Crime Tuesday: An update on a case...

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Jul 20, 20204 min read

True Crime Tuesday: An update on a case...

B.W., a 13-year-old boy was charged with criminal homicide and aggravated assault after reports that he shot and killed his younger brother

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Recommendations...two forensic psychologists, one great podcast!

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Jul 19, 20202 min read

Recommendations...two forensic psychologists, one great podcast!

“L.A. Not So Confidential: The Premier Forensic Psychology Podcast” is the name of the podcast that I would recommend you start listening to

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True Crime Tuesday: A 13-year-old accused of homicide...

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Jul 13, 20204 min read

True Crime Tuesday: A 13-year-old accused of homicide...

One of the questions you may be asking is how a 13-year-old boy is charged as an adult.

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Recommendation: Gallo film talks about strength

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Jul 12, 20202 min read

Recommendation: Gallo film talks about strength

It is a sad world where her experiences and reactions must be tied to "insanity", whereas his are free from any such link.

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Education Wednesday: Criminology as a field of study...

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Jul 7, 20204 min read

Education Wednesday: Criminology as a field of study...

The benefit of a social science degree is its wide applicability to many positions.

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Recommendation: An intimate look at murder and mental illness

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Jul 5, 20202 min read

Recommendation: An intimate look at murder and mental illness

This book is a candid telling of an often shame-ridden and closed-off conversation.

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We Educate Wednesday: Biases, biases, and more biases

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Jun 30, 20204 min read

We Educate Wednesday: Biases, biases, and more biases

These are mental short cuts that our brains have programmed into them.

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