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David Holleran*
Office: Social Sciences Building 308 Phone: 609.771.3366 E-mail: holleran@tcnj.edu David Holleran is Assistant Professor and Chair in the Department of Criminology at The College of New Jersey. His research interests include correlates of sentencing outcomes and factors associated with sexual assault case prosecution. He recently completed work as co-principal investigator (with TJ Taylor and Volkan Topalli) on a grant awarded by the Bureau of Justice Statistics and the American Statistical Association to examine correlates of police clearance decisions using data from the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS).
Publications
Blackwell, Brenda Sims, David Holleran, and Mary Finn. The impact of
sentencing guidelines on gender differences in sentencing. In press at
Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice.
Taylor, Terrance, David Holleran, and Volkan Topalli.
Using the National Incidence-Based
Reporting System (NIBRS) to examine the extent to which police clearance rates
of violent offenses vary by victim race. To appear in
Justice Quarterly 2009. Holleran, David,
Dawn Beichner, and Cassia Spohn. Modeling charging agreement between the police
and the prosecutor in rape cases. In press at
Crime and Delinquency.
Holleran, David
and Cassia Spohn. 2004.
On the use of the total incarceration variable in sentencing research.
Criminology 42:211-240.
Spohn, Cassia &
David Holleran.
2002.
The effect of imprisonment on recidivism rates of felony offenders: A
focus on drug offenders.
Criminology, 40(2):329-358. Spohn, Cassia &
David Holleran.
2001. Prosecuting sexual
assault: A comparison of charging decisions in sexual assault cases involving
strangers, acquaintances, and intimate partners.
Justice Quarterly, 18(3):651-688. Spohn, Cassia &
David Holleran.
2000. The imprisonment
penalty paid by young, unemployed Black and Hispanic male offenders.
Criminology, 38(1):281-306.
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