THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW, BUT NOT FOR ME: HYPOCRITICAL DISJUNCTURES BETWEEN LEGAL AND MORAL BELIEFS AND LOW-CONSENSUS IMMORAL BEHAVIORS.
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RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN JAMAICA: CURRENT ATTITUDES AND THE WAY FORWARD.
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THE EFFECTS OF INFORMATION PROCESSING AND MESSAGE QUALITY ON ATTITUDES TOWARD THE AMBER ALERT SYSTEM.
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN POLITICAL IDEOLOGY AND PUNISHMENT: WHAT DO JURY PANEL MEMBERS SAY?
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- Applied Psychology in Criminal Justice, 2012, v. 8, n. 2, p. 130
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