Our Research

We conduct interdisciplinary research at the intersection of justice, health, and social systems, with a focus on court-based programs, mental and behavioral health, and related policy.

Our work addresses treatment courts, diversion programs, police procedures, and juvenile justice to inform and improve policy and practice. Through data analysis and strong partnerships, we produce high-quality, evidence-based research, program design and implementation, training, and technical assistance.

Through translational research and strong researcher-practitioner partnerships, we provide actionable, measurable recommendations to inform and improve domestic and international policy, practices, and programs and enhance work and lives.

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American University, Voices of Valor:

Transformative Journeys Through Veterans Treatment Courts

Veterans Reentry Programming:

Supporting Transition to Civilian Life Across the Sequential Intercept Model

The Veterans Treatment Court Call Revisited:

Where We Are Now in the Wake of Rapid Adoption

A multisite examination of women veterans in veterans treatment courts:

A gendered comparison of demography, criminal history, program requirements, and substance use and mental health issues

Brief Report:

Synthetic Cannabinoid Use among Military Personnel

‘Bath Salt’ Use in the Military:

Experiences with Synthetic Cathinone Use among Justice-Involved Veterans

Bangin’ at the Crossroads:

A Study of Rural Gangs

Court Operations during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Does Cannabis Testing in the Military Drive Synthetic Cannabinoids Use?

Self-Reported Use Motivations among Justice-Involved Veterans

Healing the wounds:

An examination of veterans treatment courts in the context of restorative justice

Medicate to Graduate:

Academic Strain and Nonmedical Prescription Stimulant Use among Graduate and Undergraduate Students

Pausing in the wake of rapid adoption:

A call to critically examine the veterans treatment court concept

Playing the Game:

A Qualitative Exploration of the Female Experience in a Hyper-Masculine Policing Environment

‘Spice’ Use Motivations, Experiences, and Repercussions among Veterans of the United States Armed Forces

Whom do they serve?

A national examination of veterans treatment court participants and their challenges

Veterans Treatment Courts, BJA Drug Court Technical Assistance Project, 2015 Survey Results

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Voices of Valor: Transformative Journeys Through Veterans Treatment Courts

Identifying those who served:

Modeling potential participant identification in veterans treatment courts (2018)

Waging war on recidivism among justice-involved veterans:

An impact evaluation of a large urban veterans treatment court

Investigating the programmatic attack:

A national survey of veterans treatment courts

National Institute of Justice’s multisite evaluation of veterans treatment courts, systematic assessment of implementation and intermediate outcomes

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