Emerging Issues in Correctional Policy, Research, and Practice

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Introduction

• Open up and Let Us in: An Introduction to the Special Issue on Emerging Issues in Correctional Policy, Research, and Practice
  Ashley B. Batastini, Jennifer Eno Louden, and Virginia Barber-Rioja

Articles

• The Protective Effects of Prior Military Service on Burnout in Criminal Justice Professions: A Multiagency Comparison
  Matthew W. Logan, Ian T. Adams, and Sharon H. Mastracci
• Problem-Solving Covid-19: A Qualitative Inquiry Into How Correctional Of.cers and Administrators Have Responded to the Dynamic Problems of the Coronavirus Pandemic
  Frank Ferdik, George M. Frogge, and Sierra Doggett
• Correctional Of.cer Turnover Intentions and Mental Illness Symptom: Testing the Potential Confounding Effects of Resilience*
  Frank Ferdik and Emily Pica
• A Longitudinal Examination of Stepping Up, Stepping Out With Incarcerated Men in Restrictive Housing: An Expansion of the 2021 Pilot
  Ashley B. Batastini, Kaylee Cook, and Alyssa Hoyt
• Monitoring a Correctional Suicide Prevention Program: The Roles of Implementation and Intermediate Outcomes
  Joseph H. Obegi
• The Critical Case File Approach: A Novel Tool for Critically Analyzing Mixed-Method Data as Exempli.ed in a Juvenile Legal Setting*
  McKenzie N. Berezin, Shabnam Javdani, Christina Ducat, Genevieve Sims, and Erin Godfrey
• Perceptions of Legal System Legitimacy Among Family Members of Individuals Incarcerated for Sex Offenses
  Adam Trahan and Douglas Evans
• Towards Family Preservation: A Systematic Jurisdiction Analysis of Prison Visitation Policies During the COVID-19 Pandemic
  Julissa O. Muz, Frederique Corcoran, Jenna Marzougui, Rebecca Shlafer, J. Mark Eddy, and Danielle Dallaire

* Each issue of Psychology, Public Policy, and Law will honor one published manuscript per issue by selecting it as an “Editor’s Choice” paper. Selection of the manuscript to be honored is based on the discretion of the editor and will consider whether the paper offers an unusually significant potential impact to the field.