In The Media

Research on license plate readers led by Cynthia Lum a decade ago informs discussion about Flock cameras today.

According to the study's authors, the research findings related to police use of the label "bad guys" have implications for police discretion, judgment, and the possibility of reform.

Article references research by the center in 2019 that shows bodycams do not increase citizen protection.

Weisburd co-authored research with Badi Hasisi of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem evaluated the four main incarceration-based drug and alcohol treatment programs operated by the Israel Prison Service.

Distinguished Professor David Weisburd, in Newsweek, warns against making causal arguments about crime trends without carefully controlled research.

Stitt has been named has been named one of Life Safety Alliance’s Top 40 Global Thought Leaders in security and life safety for 2026.

Gill discusses the intersection of research, policy, and community insight in modern criminology.

Gill confirms the idea that curfews don’t provide positive results.

Academic advisors unpack the realities of advising in the Keystone Concepts in Teaching podcast.