Volume 1, Issue 1 (2013) Themis: Research Journal of Justice Studies and Forensic Science, Volume I, Spring 2013
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Peer-Reviewed Articles
Reducing California's Overcrowded Prison Population
Morgan MacDonald
The PATRIOT Act: Liberty Afire
Mark Fox
The Limits of Being Transgendered
Kristin Zimmerman and Linda Shuhaiber
Comparing Wearer DNA Sample Collection Methods for the Recovery of Single Source Profiles
Corissa J. Harris, Amanda J. Cardenas, Steven B. Lee, and Brooke Barloewen
Book Reviews
Review of Capote’s In Cold Blood
Yevgeniy Mayba
How the West was Lost
Ashish Chand
Themis Editors
- Managing Editor
- Michael Panelli
- Associate Editors
- Ashish Chand
- Yevgeniy Mayba
- Kristin Zimmerman
- Faculty Advisor
- Mary Juno, MSc