Brian Johnson Publications

This folder holds the following references to publications, sorted by year and author.

There are 24 references in this bibliography folder.

van Wingerden, S, de Keijser, J, and Johnson, BD (Under Review).
Offernders' Personal Circumstances and Punishment: Toward a More Refined Model for the Explanation of Sentencing Disparities
Criminology.

Johnson, B (Forthcoming 2013).
Mandatory Minimum Sentencing
In: Oxford Bibliographies in Criminology, ed. by Richard Wright. Oxford University Press, New York, chap. , pp. .

Johnson, BD (Forthcoming 2013).
Judges on Trial: A Reexamination of Judges' Race and Gender Across Modes of Conviction
Criminal Justice Policy Review.

Johnson, BD and Lee, J (Forthcoming 2013).
Racial Disparity Under Sentencing Guidelines: A Survey of Recent Research and Emerging Perspectives
Sociological Compass.

Kutateladze, BL, Andiloro, NR, Johnson, BD, and Spohn, CC (2014).
Cumulative Disadvantage: Examining Racial and Ethnic Disparity in Prosecution and Sentencing
Criminology, 52(3):514-551.

Johnson, BD (2012).
Cross-Classified Multilevel Models: An Application to the Criminal Case Processing of Indicted Terrorists
Journal of Quantitative Criminology, 28(1):63-189.

Johnson, BD and DiPietro, S (2012).
The Power of Diversion: Judicial Use of Intermediate Sanctions under Sentencing Guidelines
Criminology, 50(3):811-850.

Johnson, BD and Kurlychek, MC (2012).
Transferred Juveniles in the Era of Sentencing Guidelines: Examining Judicial Departures for Juvenile Offenders in Adult Criminal Court
Criminology, 50(2):525-564.

Johnson, B, Stewart, E, Pickett, J, and Gertz, M (2011).
Ethnic Threat and Social Control: Examining Public Support for Judicial Use of Ethnicity in Punishment
Criminology, 49(2):401-441.

Johnson, B (2010).
Sentencing
In: Handbook of Crime and Punishment, ed. by Michael Tonry, Oxford University Press, Oxford.

Johnson, B (2010).
Multilevel Analysis in the Study of Crime and Punishment
In: The Handbook of Quantitative Criminology, ed. by David Weisburd and Alex Piquero, Springer-Verlag, New York.

Johnson, B, van Wingerden, S, and Nieuwbeerta, P (2010).
Sentencing Homicide in the Netherlands: Offender, Victim and Situational Influences in Punishment
Criminology, 48(4):601-638.

Kurlychek, M and Johnson, B (2010).
Juvenility and Punishment: Sentencing Juveniles in Adult Criminal Court
Criminology, 48(3):725-757.

O'Neill Shermer, L and Johnson, B (2010).
Criminal Prosecutions: Examining Prosecutorial Discretion and Charging Decisions in U.S. Federal District Courts
Justice Quarterly, 27(3):394-430.

Ulmer, J, Eisenstein, J, and Johnson, BD (2010).
Trial Penalties in Federal Sentencing: Extra-Guideline Factors and District Variation
Justice Quarterly, 27(4):560-592.

Johnson, B (2009).
Sentencing
In: 21st Century Criminology: A Reference Handbook, ed. by Mitch Miller, Sage Publications, Thousand Oaks, CA.

Johnson, B and Betsinger, S (2009).
Sentencing the Model Minority: Asian American Stereotypes and Disparities in Criminal Punishments
Criminology, 47(4):1045-1090.

Johnson, BD, Ulmer, JT, and Kramer, JH (2008).
The Social Context of Guidelines Circumvention: The Case of Federal District Courts
Criminology , 46(3):737-783.

Johnson, BD (2006).
The Multilevel Context of Criminal Sentencing: Integrating Judge and County Level Influences in the Study of Courtroom Decision Making
Criminology, 44(2):259-298.

Johnson, BD (2005).
Contextual Disparities in Guideline Departures: Courtroom Social Contexts, Guidelines Compliance and Extalegal Disparities in Criminal Sentencing
Criminology, 43(3):761-796.

Kurlychek, M and Johnson, BD (2004).
The Juvenile Penalty: A Comparison of Sentencing Outcomes for Transferred Juveniles and Young Adult Offenders
Criminology, 42(2):485-517.

Ulmer, J and Johnson, BD (2004).
Sentencing in Context: A Multilevel Analysis
Criminology, 42(1):137-175.

Johnson, BD (2003).
Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Sentencing Departures Across Modes of Conviction
Criminology, 41(2):501-542.

Kramer, JH, Ulmer, JT, Kempinen, C, and Johnson, BD (2001).
Serious, Violent Offenders and Downward Departures from Sentencing Guidelines: Report to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court
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