Publications From Academia
Expect thoughtful observations, current issues in justice and security, and the stories that shape scholarship and real-world practice alike.
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The Foundations of Big Bang Cosmology: What We Know, What We Don’t, and What Demands Scrutiny
Georges Lemaître’s 1927 paper was a mathematical derivation, not a direct obs
The Most Disloyal Man in the Parish: My 6th Great-Grandfather and the Revolution Nobody Talks About (today was his birthday).
For anyone interested in the American Revolution's Canadian theater, the role of
Artificial Intelligence in Criminal Activity and Law Enforcement: The Case for Technical Competence in Criminal Justice Education
Criminals are leveraging AI tools like deepfakes and machine learning to imperso
Review & Summary: “How Military-Trained Gang Members Threaten Communities (Part 2)”
If Part 1 laid out the scope of military gang infiltration (https://youtu.be/h2O
The audacity of anti-tenure legislation
The irony here is so thick you could teach a semester-long course on it—if, yo
The Cliff was on the Map:
What Academic Leadership Owes Faculty and the Institution The data has been publ
You might not get tenure
I have worked in three worlds. The military, where I spent years as a special ag
There’s a new study out on CPTED
People read the environment. Criminals do too. A block that looks abandoned, cha
Who commits crime?
Crime isn’t diffuse. It doesn’t come from “general population.” It comes