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B.A., M.A., J.D., Ph.D. Law- Psychology Program, 1986– 2001, Professor of Law, 2001– present Book and Book Chapters

Public Input for Municipal Policymaking: Engagement Methods and Their Impact on Trust and Confidence, in The Proceedings of the 11th Annual

International Conference on Digital Government Research, Public Administration Online: Challenges and Opportunities (with Lisa M. PytlikZilig, Mitchel N. Herian, Tarik Abdel- Monem, and Joseph A. Hamm) (Soon A. Chun, Rodrigo Sandoval, and Andrew Philpot, eds. 2010).

Social Justice and Water Sustainability and Management, in Handbook of

Social Justice (Augustus Kakanowski and Marijus Narusevich eds. 2009) (with Brian H. Bornstein, Sarah Michaels, Ashok Samal, Yun- woo Nam, Sandra Zellmer, Kyle Hoagland, and David Olson).

Constructs of Justice: Beyond Civil Litigation, in Civil Juries and Civil

Justice (Brian H. Bornstein, Richard L. Wiener, Robert Schopp, and Steven L. Willborn, eds. 2008) (with Kimberly Applequist).

Genetically Modified Foods: Attitudes and Knowledge in the Heart of the Farm Belt, USA, in Proceedings of Participatory Approaches in Sci-

ence & Technology Conference, June 4– 7, 2006, Edinburgh, Scotland. (Claudia Carter & Wendy Kenyon, eds. 2006) (with Ian Christensen, John Fulwider, Kim Loontjer, Tarik Abdel- Monem, and Dana Cohn).

Creating Caring Communities: The Need for Structural Change, in Toward

a Child- Centered, Neighborhood- Based Child Protection Aystem: A Report of the Consortium on Children, Families, and the Law (Gary B. Melton, Ross A. Thompson, and Mark A. Small, eds. 2002) (with Mark A. Small, Gary B. Melton, and Kathryn A. Olson).

Some Initial Ideas About Implementation of a Child- Centered, Neighborhood- Based Child Protection System: Impressions from Focus Groups in Nebras- ka, in Toward a Child- Centered, Neighborhood- Based Child Protec-

tion System: A Report of the Consortium on Children, Families, and the Law (Gary B. Melton, Ross A. Thompson, and Mark A. Small, eds. 2002) (with Kathy A. Olson).

Clinical Practice and Violence Risk Assessment: Availability of MacArthur Risk Factors, in Sex and Violence: The Psychology of Crimes and Risk

Assessment (David P. Farrington, Clive R. Hollin, and Mary McMur- ran eds. 2001) (with Eric B. Elbogen, Cynthia Mercado, and Mario J. Scalora).

Government Regulation: State Regulation of Psychology, in The Encyclo-

pedia of Psychology (Alan E. Kazdin ed., 2000) (with Daniel W. Shuman).

The Psychiatric Hospital and Therapeutic Jurisprudence: Applying the Law to Promote Mental Health, in New Directions in Mental Health Services:

The Role Of The State Hospital In The Twenty- First Century (Wil- liam D. Spaulding ed., 1999) (with Eric B. Elbogen).

Training in Psychology and Law, in Handbook of Forensic Psychology

(Allen K. Hess and Irving B. Weiner, eds., 2nd ed. 1999) (with Gary B. Melton and Matthew T. Huss).

Self- defense Jury Instructions in Trials of Battered Women Who Kill Their Abusers, Legal Responses to Wife Assault: Current Trends and Evalu-

ation (N. Zoe Hilton, ed.1993) (with Mary K. Kenning, Jessica P. Gre- enwald, and Gregory R. Johnson).

Psycholegal Aspects of Organizational Behavior: Assessing and Controlling Risk, Handbook of Psychology and Law (Dorothy K. Kagehiro and

William S. Laufer eds. 1992) (with Bart Victor and Robert Adler).

Policy Responses When Women Use Drugs During Pregnancy: Using Child Abuse Laws to Combat Substance Abuse, Perinatal Substance Abuse:

Research Findings and Clinical Implications (Theo B. Sonderegger ed., 1992) (with Sam S. Kepfield).

Modern Social Scientific Theories of Discrimination: Implications for Using Social Science Evidence in the Courts, Handbook of Psychology and

Law (Dorothy K. Kagehiro and William S. Laufer eds., 1992) (with Jeffrey E. Pfeifer).

Research on the Effects of Witnessing Parental Violence: Clinical and Legal Policy Implications, Woman Battering: Policy Responses (Michael

Steinman ed., 1991) (with Mary K. Kenning and Anita Merchant).

Using Focus Group Methodology to Obtain Child and Family Mental Health Data, in A System of Care for Children’s Mental Health: Building a

Research Base (Alissa Algarin and Robert M. Friedman eds., 1991)

(with Daniel Wolfe, Kathy Olson, John Clark, Bill Reay, and Robin Kimbrough).

Taxation of Attorneys’ Fees: Practices in English, Alaskan, and Federal Courts (1986) (with Thomas E. Willging).

Articles

Deconstructing Public Confidence in State Courts, 3 J. Trust Res. 11 (2013)

(with Joseph A. Hamm, Lisa M. PytlikZillig, Mitchel N. Herian, Brian H. Bornstein, and Lesa Hoffman).

Reducing Courts’ Failure- to- Appear Rate by Written Reminders, 19 Psychol.

Pub. Pol’y & L. 70 (2013) (with Brian H. Bornstein, Elizabeth M. Nee- ley, Mitchel N. Herian, and Joseph A. Hamm).

Combating Food Shortages In Least Developed Countries: Current Develop- ment Assistance Approaches, 5 Law & Dev. Rev. 26 (2012).

An Experiment in the Law: Studying a Technique to Reduce Failure to Ap- pear in Court, 48 Ct. Rev. 96 (2012) (with Brian H. Bornstein, Mitchel

N. Herian, David I. Rosenbaum, and Elizabeth M. Neeley).

Public Participation, Procedural Fairness and Evaluations of Local Gover- nance: The Moderating Role of Uncertainty. 22 J. Pub. Admin. Res. &

Theory 815 (2012) (with Mitchel N. Herian, Joseph A. Hamm, & Lisa M. PytlikZilig).

Citizen Satisfaction Survey Data: A Mode Comparison of the Derived- Importance Performance Approach, 42 Am. Rev. Pub. Admin. 66 (2012)

Public Input Methods Impacting Confidence in Government. 6 Transform-

ing Gov’t: People, Process and Pol’y 92 [Special issue, Collaborative e- Government] (Soon A. Chun, Luis Felipe Luna- Reyes and Rodrigo Sandoval- Almazán, eds. 2012) (with Lisa M. PytlikZilig, Mitchel N. Herian, Joseph A. Hamm, and Tarik Abdel- Monem).

Court Date Reminder Postcards: A Benefit- Cost Analysis of Using Reminder Cards to Reduce Failure to Appear Rates, 95 Judicature 177 (2011) (with

David I. Ronsenbaum, Nicole Hustsell, and Brian H. Bornstein).

Faith- Based Organizations in a System of Behavioral Health Care, 39 J. Psy-

chol. & Theology 255 (2011) (with Mark B. DeKraai, Denise J. Bulling, and Nancy C. Shank).

Public Engagement for Informing Science and Technology Policy: What Do We Know, and What Do We Need to Know, and How Will We Get There?,

28 Rev. Pol’y Res. 197 (2011) (with Lisa M. PytlikZilig).

Using Public Engagements to Provide Input and Insights into Policy, Legal, Ethical, and Other Impacts of Science, 2 Int’l J. Sci. Soc’y 273 (2011)

(with Lisa M. PytlikZilig, Peter M. Muhlberger, Rosevelt L. Pardy, Thomas J. Morris, Yuris A. Dzenis, Joseph A. Turner, and Timothy P. Collins).

Exploring Separable Components of Institutional Confidence, 29 Behav. Sci.

& L. 95 (2011) (with Joseph A. Hamm, Lisa M. PytlikZillig, Mitchel N. Herian, Brian H. Bornstein, and Elizabeth M. Neeley).

Deliberation and Diversity: Perceptions of Small Group Discussions by Race and Ethnicity, 41 Small Group Res. 746 (2010) (with Tarik Abdel-

Monem, Shereen Bingham, and Jamie Marincic).

Behavioral Health Services in the New Decade: Perspectives on Practices and Policies [Special Section], 46 Am. J. Community Psychol. 312 (ed. with

Catherine Kane, 2010).

Procedural Justice [Special Issue], 44 Ct. Rev. 1 (ed. 2007– 2008).

Evaluating Court Processes for Determining Indigency, 43 Ct. Rev. 4 (2007)

(with Elizabeth Neeley).

Understanding the Influence of Climate Forecasts on Farmer Decisions as Planned Behavior, 45 J. Applied Meteorology & Climatology 1202

(2006) (with Ikrom Artikov, Stacey J. Hoffman, Gary D. Lynne, Lisa M. PytlikZilig, Qi Hu, Kenneth G. Hubbard, Michael J. Hayes, and William J. Waltman).

Understanding Farmers’ Forecast Use from Their Beliefs, Values, Social Norms, and Perceived Obstacles, 45 J. Applied Meteorology & Clima-

tology 1190 (2006) (with Qi Hu, Lisa M. PytlikZilig, Gary D. Lynne, William J. Waltman, Michael J. Hayes, Kenneth G. Hubbard, Ikrom Artikov, Stacey J. Hoffman, and Don A. Wilhite).

Battered Women Who Kill Their Abusers: An Examination of Commonsense Notions, Cognitions, and Judgments, 21 J. Interpersonal Violence 1063

(2006) (with Matthew T. Huss, Calvin P. Garbin, Robert F. Schopp, and Allen Kilian).

Clinical Decision- Making About Psychopathy and Violence Risk Assessment in Public Sector Mental Health Settings. 2 Psychol. Services 133 (2005)

(with Eric B. Elbogen, Matthew T. Huss, and Mario J. Scalora).

United Way and University Partnerships in Community- Wide Human Services Planning and Plan Implementation: The Case of Lincoln/Lan- caster County, Nebraska. 13 J. Community Prac. 55 (2005) (with Nancy

Shank, Darcy Tromanhauser, Sandy Rupp, and Robin Mahoney).

Documentation of Violence Risk Factors in Psychiatric Facilities: An Empiri- cal Examination. 31 J. Am. Acad. Psychiatry & L. 58 (2003) (with Eric

B. Elbogen, Antara Pothuloori, and Mario J. Scalora).

International Perspectives on Restorative and Community Justice [Special Is- sue]. 20 Behav. Sci. & L. 307 (ed. with Mark A. Small, 2002).

Perceived Relevance of Factors for Violence Risk Assessment: A Survey of Clinicians, 1 Int’l J. Forensic Mental Health 37 (2002) (with Eric B.

Elbogen, Cynthia Calkins Mercado, and Mario J. Scalora).

Current Directions [Special Issue], 20 Behav. Sci. & L.1 (ed. 2002). Are Court- Appointed Experts the Solution to the Problems of Expert Testi-

mony?, 84 Judicature 178 (2001) (with Anthony Champagne, Danny

Easterling, Daniel W. Shuman, and Elizabeth Whitaker).

Gender and Perceptions of Dangerousness in Civil Psychiatric Patients, 6

Legal & Criminological Psychol. 215 (2001) (with Eric B. Elbogen, An- gela L. Williams, Doyoung Kim, and Mario J. Scalora).

Judgments of Dangerousness: Are Sex Offenders Assessed Differently than Civil Psychiatric Patients?, 8 Psychiatry, Psychol. & L. 146 (2001) (with

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