California Accepted Papers: Crime and Drugs

*Names in bold indicate Presenter


Bad Samaritan Laws: Do Duty to Report Laws Increase Victim Credibility?
Jaclyn Rosenquist, University of California, Irvine



Estimating the Impact of Recreational Cannabis Legalization on Crime Using Synthetic Controls
Thomas Sloan and Juan C. Machado, University of Southern California



Examining the Impact of Recreational Marijuana Legalization on Cigarette Consumption in Colorado
Ting Yu, Chengcheng Mei and Meng Liang, University of Southern California



How to Combat the Threat of Violent Mexican Transnational Criminal Organizations and Their Commercial Insurgency
Bogdan Matuszynski, U.S. Naval War College



Identifying and Eradicating Labor Trafficking in Greater Los Angeles
Noreen Ahmed, Michael Jung, Chu-en Chi, Meiyi Li and Jonathan Kosaka, University of California, Los Angeles



Sex, Politics, and Title IX: A Systematic Review of University Sexual Misconduct Policies in the United States
Emily E Coady and Molly I. Beck, University of Arkansas




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