| Carter
Rees |
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| Carter's
CV |
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Education |
| Master's
Degree
2002, Political Science, University of
Wyoming |
| Bachelor's
Degree 1998, History, Dakota Wesleyan University |
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| Areas
of Interest |
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Carter's research focuses on the impact
of various peer contexts on delinquent
outcomes during adolescence. He is particularly
interested in the development and degrouping
processes of adolescent friendships and
how these change the personal/peer delinquency
association. |
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| Publications/Presentations |
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| Lorie Fridell,
Don Faggiani, Carter Rees, Bruce Taylor,
Carina Sole Brito, & Bruce Kubu. (2006).
“The Impact of Agency Polices and Practices
on Violence Against the Police”. Washington
D.C. The Police Executive Research Forum. |
Bruce
Taylor, Lorie Fridell, Bruce Kubu, Carter
Rees, & Tom Jordan (2005) “The Cop
Crunch: Identifying Strategies for Dealing
with the Recruiting and Hiring Crisis
in Law Enforcement” Washington D.C. The
Police Executive Research Forum. |
| Carter Rees &
Lindsay Robertson (2004). “Project Safe
Neighborhoods in Wyoming: Phase II Final
Report”. WYSAC Technical Report CJG-403,
Wyoming Survey & Analysis Center, University
of Wyoming. |
| Adrienne Freng
& Carter Rees (2004). “Youth Case Processing
in the State of Wyoming: An Analysis of
Four Counties”. WYSAC Technical Report
CJG-404, Wyoming Survey & Analysis
Center, University of Wyoming. |
“Differentiating
Peer Contexts and the Adolescent/Peer Delinquency
Association”
(with Greg Pogarsky), American Society of
Criminology National Conference, 2007 |
| “Friendship Networks
and Delinquency: Who Matters?” (with Greg
Pogarsky), presented at the American Society
of Criminology National Conference, 2006 |
“The Paradoxical
Effects of Personal Relationships within
Neighbors on Burglary
Victimization” (with Colin Loftin, Brent
Lovett & Jeff Sandler), presented at
the American Society of Criminology National
Conference, 2006 |
“Juvenile Case
Processing: Where have all the Juveniles
Gone?” (with Adrienne
Freng), presented at the American Society
of Criminology National Conference, 2005 |
“Working with
the National Incident-Based Reporting System:
Developing a
Typology of Aggravated Assaults” (with Don
Faggiani and Daniel Bibel), presented at
the American Society of Criminology National
Conference, 2004 |
“Domestic Violence
in Wyoming: A Snapshot of Rural Domestic
Violence Data
and Policy Issues” (with Laurel Parker West),
presented at the Bureau of Justice Statistics/Justice
Research Statistics Association National
Conference, 2004 |
“Project Safe
Neighborhoods in Wyoming: Lessons for Today
and Directions for
the Future,” presented at the Bureau of
Justice Statistics/Justice Research Statistics
Association National Conference, 2003 |
“The Decision
to Arrest: Effect of Multiple Domestic Violence
Contacts with Law
Enforcement,” presented at the Bureau of
Justice Statistics/Justice Research Statistics
Association National Conference, 2002 |
“Objective Analysis
of the Effects of Retention Elections on
Judges’ Sentencing
Practices Under the Missouri (Merit) Plan”
(with Sam Cantrell and Bryan Vila), presented
at the American Society of Criminology National
Conference, 2000 |
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