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About Us
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Racial Democracy Crime and Justice Network Small Grants Program
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Criminal Justice Policy & Practice
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Emergent Issues in Crime & Justice
Criminology for the 21st Century
Statistical Methods & Data Analysis
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Robert Brame
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Criminological theory, developmental criminology, recidivism, victimization, measurement.
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Course Name
Course Title
Semester
Syllabus
CCJS451
Crime and Delinquency Prevention
Fall 2026
Syllabus
Wilson, T., Loughran, T., & Brame, R. (2020). Substantial bias in the Tobit estimator: Making a case for alternatives. Justice Quarterly, 37(2), 231-257.
2139 LeFrak Hall
Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice
Email
rbrame
[at]
umd.edu
