NEUILLY, Melanie-AngelaPage 1
Melanie-Angela Neuilly
Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology
Washington State University
Johnson Tower, room 721
P.O. Box 644880
Pullman, WA 91164-4872
Phone: 509 335 5465
Email:
EDUCATION
2008Doctorate, Human Sciences, University of Rennes II, France
2007Ph.D., Criminal Justice, Rutgers University, Newark, New Jersey, U.S.A.
2003M.A., Criminal Justice, Rutgers University, Newark, New Jersey, U.S.A.
2001Diplôme Universitaire (professional specialization),Psychological Approaches in Criminology, Université de Rennes II, Rennes, France
2000M.A., Psychology, Université de Rennes II, Rennes, France
1999B.A., Psychology, Université Catholique de l’Ouest, Angers, France
PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT
2016-presentAssociate Professor, Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology
Washington State University, Pullman, Washington
2011-2016Assistant Professor, Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology
Washington State University, Pullman, Washington
2006-2011Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology
University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho
2004-2006Research Assistant, Police Institute, Newark, New Jersey
2002-2006Managing Editor, Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency
Rutgers University, Newark, New Jersey
SCHOLARSHIP
* marks collaborations with graduate students
** marks collaborations with undergraduate students
Areas of Specialization:
Homicide, violent deaths, violence as a public health concern, comparative criminal justice, crime data collection methods, qualitative methods, criminological theory
Publications:
Books
2018Muhammad, Bahiyyah M., Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela (eds). “Mothering from the Field.” Under Advanced Contract with Rutgers University Press, due March 1, 2018.
Peer-reviewed journals
2017Ruiz, Leah*, Posey, Brianne*, Hemmens, Craig, Stohr, Mary, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. (forthcoming) A Comprehensive Statute Analysis of Death Certification-Related Matters across all Fifty U.S. States.Journal of Forensic Sciences.
2017Posey, Brianne*, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. “Exploring the Characteristics of Violent Death Reports for Children in the United States.” Child Abuse and Neglect, 72(2), 433-445, DOI:
2016Hsieh, Ming-Li*, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. “Within and Inter-Institutional Differences Between Death Certifiers on Autopsy Conclusions.” Journal of Interpersonal Violence, OnlineFirst May 3, 2016,DOI:
2016Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Stohr, Mary. “The Art of Conferencing.” Journal of Criminal Justice Education,27(2), 194-211,
2015Hamilton, Zachary K., Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Lee, Stephen S., Barnowski, Robert. Isolating Modeling Effects in Offender Risk Assessment.Journal of Experimental Criminology, 11(2), 299-318,
2014Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Stout, Kelly Rae**, Lee, Heeuk “Dennis”*. Violent Roots: Assessing the Levels of Lethal Violence in the Territorial and Early Statehood Northwest. The Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 29(3).417-439,
2013Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Putting the Public Back in Public Health: An Argument for the Articulation of Fatality Reviews and Coroners’ Inquests.Homicide Studies, 17(4), 339-352,
2011Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Zgoba, Kristen M., Tita, George E., Lee, Stephen. Predicting Recidivism in Homicide Offenders Using Classification Tree Analysis. Homicide Studies, 15(2), 154-176,
2011Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Impact of Medico-Legal Practices on Mortality Statistics and Their Use in Comparative Research.Victims and Offenders, A Journal of Evidence-Based Policies and Practices,6(3), 306-320,
2007Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. When Murder Is Not Enough: Toward a New Definition of Community Violence. Aggression and Violent Behavior, 12 (5), 598-610,
2006Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Zgoba, Kristen. The Pedophilia Panic in France and in the United States. Victims and Offenders, A Journal of Evidence-Based Policies and Practices, 1 (3), 225-254,
2004Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela (2004). La Pratique du Profilage au Crible de la Recherche Scientifique: Notice Bibliographique sur La Littérature Criminologique de Langue Anglaise [Scientifically Examining Criminal Profiling Techniques: A Critical Review of the Anglophone Literature]. Bulletin de Psychologie, 57 (6), 543-553.
Manuscripts under peer-review
Campbell, Christopher*, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela “From doldrums to progressing knowledge: Identifying stifling issues in criminological theory building and testing.” Submitted to International Journal of Criminology and Sociological Theory on January 19, 2017.
Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Hamilton, Zachary K., Hsieh, Ming-Li*, Kigerl, Alex. “Issues of Missing Data and Clearance in Homicide: An Inquiry in an Applied Research Setting.” Submitted to theJournal of Contemporary Criminal Justice on May 31, 2017.
Refereed chapters and proceedings
2015Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela(Nov-Dec). The Reality of Field Research with a Family: Turning a Nightmare into Memories. The Criminologist – Criminology Around the World feature,
2010Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. In Martine Herzog-Evans (Ed). Transnational Criminology Manual. Olsterwjick, The Netherlands: Wolf Legal Publishers.
Public Opinion and Crime (pp. 299-312);
Criminal Personality and Traits (pp. 453-468);
Theory and Practice of the Criminal Choice (pp. 541-559).
2010Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. International Drug Trafficking. In Sesha Kethineni (Ed). Comparative and International Policing, Justice, and Transnational Crime. Durham, NC: Carolina Academic Press, 355-384.
Updated second edition June 2014.
2008Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Homicides à Newark, NJ, Caractéristiques Criminologiques et Dynamique Policière. In Loïck M. Villerbu and Pacal Le Bas (Eds.) Identification et Sérialité. De la Police Scientifique à l’Analyse Psycho-Criminologique. [Homicides in Newark, NJ: Criminological Characteristics and Police Dynamics.In Loïck M. Villerbu and Pacal Le Bas (Eds.) Identification and Serial Crime: From Forensic Policing to Psycho-Criminology]. Paris: L’Harmattan, 237-252.
2005Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Zgoba, Kristen (2005). La Panique Pédophile aux Etats-Unis et en France [The Pedophilia Panic in France and in the United States]. Proceedings of the 34th Meeting of the French Association of Criminology, Agen, France, Tome II. Champ Pénal/Penal Field.
Reports and other scholarly publications
2017Lavine, Laura, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. WSU Task Force on Paid Family Leave White Paper. Pullman, WA: Washington State University Office of the President.
2017Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Cooper, Catherine M., Lightner, Lindsay K.President’s Commission on the Status of Women 2017 annual report. Pullman, WA: Washington State University Office of the President.
2016Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela.President’s Commission on the Status of Women 2016 annual report. Pullman, WA: Washington State University Office of the President.
2015Lightner, Lindsay K., Bartlett, Deborah, Campbell, Holly, Griffin, Jill, Neuilly, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Nicol, Erica A., Potwora, Jason.President’s Commission on the Status of Women 2015 annual report. Pullman, WA: Washington State University Office of the President.
2010Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Book Review of John Hostettler’s A History of Criminal Justice in England and Wales, International Criminal Justice Review, 20 (3), 328-329.
2008Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Pedophilia. In Vincent Parillo (Ed.). Encyclopedia of Social Problems. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.
2008Jensen, Eric L., Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Nivette, Amy**. Causes and Correlates of Gang Membership, Gang Prevention Programs, and Reentry Programs: An Evidence-Based Review of the Literature Presented to the Idaho Criminal Justice Commission. Boise, ID: Idaho Criminal Justice Commission.
Manuscripts in progress
Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. “Death and taxes: The pervasiveness of inequities beyond life.”
Foster, Cheyenne*, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. “’You wear that come bite me outfit…’: Vampires as a rape metaphor in Buffy the Vampire Slayer.”
Kim, Sohee*, Sungil Han, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela.“The effect of gender discriminative culture on the victimization of women: An international comparative study.”
Willits, Dale, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. “Linking Crime Characteristics to Gun Use and Injury.”
Sherrod, Sarah**, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela.“Experiential Learning and High Impact Practices in Undergraduate Education: A First Person Account of Undergraduate Research in Criminal Justice.”
Wolf, Brian C., Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. “Taking the sociological imagination abroad: How Mills empowers students understanding of an international-comparative experience.”
Grants and Contracts:
Awarded
2016International Research Travel Grant, International Programs Office, Washington State University, $4,643.01
2013Washington State University New Faculty Seed Grant, $18,000
PI, The Influence of Cultural Factors on the Accuracy of International Mortality Statistics
2010University of Idaho Student Grant Program, $2,758.32
Faculty sponsor for Corrie Ellis: Reproductive and Informal Work of Women in Quito, Ecuador
2010University of Idaho John Calhoun Smith Memorial Fund, $11,100
PI, Violent Roots: Assessing the Levels of Lethal Violence in Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho Counties during the Territorial and Early Statehood Period
2008Byrne Justice Assistance Grant, Idaho Criminal Justice Commission Research Subcommittee, $47,898
Co-PI, Eric Jensen, Senior PI, Gangs: Family and Environmental Factors, Prevention, and Re-entry
2007University of Idaho Faculty Travel Grant, $900
2005School of Criminal Justice Research Grant, Rutgers University, $2,500
Applied
2017Franco-American Cultural Exchange, Thomas Jefferson Fund, Medico-Legal Practitioners in the Courtroom: A Franco-American Comparison, $9,760
2017National Institute of Justice, Investigator-Initiated Research and Evaluation on Firearms Violence, Linking Crime Characteristics to Gun Use and Injury: A Comparative Case Study Involving Marijuana Legalization, $458,193
Co-PI with Dale Willits
2016National Science Foundation, Division of Social and Economy Sciences, Law and Social Sciences Program, $253,666
Co-PI with Dale Willits
2016National Institute of Justice, Investigator-Initiated Research and Evaluation on Firearms Violence, $554,701
Co-PI with Dale Willits
2016International Travel Grant, College of Arts and Sciences, Washington State University, $3,331
2014International Travel Grant, College of Arts and Sciences, Washington State University, $2,366
2013Bureau of Justice Assistance, Encouraging Innovation: Field-Initiated Programs, in collaboration with King County Sexual Assault Resource Center, $156,088
Co-PI with Faith Lutze
2013Berry Family Faculty Excellence Fellows, College of Arts and Sciences, Washington State University, $12,146
2012Office of Violence Against Women, City of Seattle Domestic Violence Homicide Prevention Program, $200,000
Co-PI with Faith Lutze
2012National Science Foundation, Division of Social and Economy Sciences, Law and Social Sciences Program, $146,098
2012Washington State University New Faculty Seed Grant, $18,856
2011University of Idaho John Calhoun Smith Memorial Fund, $7,164, application withdrawn due to change in employer
2010Institute of Translational Health Science Small Pilot Project Grant, $10,000
2010University of Idaho Seed Grant, $12,000
2010University of Idaho Key Fund, Faculty collaboration with student Corrie Ellis, $1,000
2008University of Idaho John Calhoun Smith Memorial Fund, faculty sponsor for Amy Nivette, $7,706
Invited Lectures and Talks:
2015Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, De Angelis, Joseph. Models of External Police Oversight. Spokane County Sheriff Citizen Advisory Board, October 12.
2014Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Homicide Without Borders. Martin Institute Spotlight Seminar Series, University of Idaho, November 7.
2013Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Amour/Amour [Love/Love]. Tournées Festival. Invited discussant. University of Idaho/Washington State University, September 17.
2012Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. An Examination of Coroners’ Inquests as a Type of Medico-Legal Practice. Washington State 4th District Senator Mike Padden’s Taskforce on Coroners’ Inquests statutes. October 30. Led to the passing of SSB 5256 “The Confidentiality of Certain Autopsy and Postmortem Reports and Records” during the 2013 Legislative session.
2012Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. 17 Filles [17 Girls], Tournées Festival. Invited discussant. University of Idaho/Washington State University, October 2.
2011Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. International Standards in Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice. Martin Institute Spotlight Seminar Series, University of Idaho, October 21.
2011Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Potiche [Trophy Wife], Tournées Festival. Invited discussant. University of Idaho/Washington State University, October 12.
2010Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. La Fille du RER [The Girl On The Train], Tournées Festival. Invited discussant. University of Idaho/Washington State University, October 27.
2010Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Food For Thought. Invited faculty to the University Honors Program’s monthly luncheon. University of Idaho, April 27.
2010Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Criminology of Poisoners. Guest lecture in Dr. Moller’s Molecules of Death Honors Seminar. University of Idaho, April 8.
2009Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Cumulative Disadvantage and Disproportionate Minority Contact in the Justice System. U of I Black Law Students Association’s lecture series, University of Idaho College of Law, November 2.
2009Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Introduction to the Study of Crime. Guest lecture in Dr. Gillham’s Introduction to Sociology’s Undergraduate Course. University of Idaho, October 1.
2008Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Play, Creative Movement, and Development in Children. Guest lecture in Mary Heller’s Children Dance course. University of Idaho, December 5.
2008Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Do Dead People Speak Different Languages: An Interdisciplinary Séance. University Interdisciplinary Colloquium, University of Idaho, October 14.
2007Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. The French Criminal Justice System. Guest lecture in Dr. Pizarro-Terrill’s Comparative Criminal Justice Systems Undergraduate Course. Michigan State University, October 22.
2004Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Homicides à Newark, NJ: Caractéristiques Criminologiques et Dynamique Policière [Homicides in Newark, NJ: Criminological Characteristics and Police Dynamics]. L’Analyse Sérielle Appliquée à La Criminalité: Etats, Perspectives, Développements, Institut de Criminologie et Sciences Humaines [Serial Analysis Applied to Criminality: Where Are We and What Is Our Future, Institute of Criminology and Human Sciences], Rennes, France, December 18. (revised version published in Villberbu & Le Bas (eds), 2008)
Professional Meetings:
2017Kim, Sohee*, Sungil Han, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, The effect of gender discriminative culture on the victimization of women: An international comparative study.54th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Kansas City, MO.
2016Foster, Cheyenne*, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, “You Wear that Come Bite Me Outift…”: Vampires as a Rape Metaphor in ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer,’72nd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, New Orleans, LA.
2016Willits, Dale, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Linking Crime Characteristics to Gun Use and Injury, 72nd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, New Orleans, LA.
2016Hamilton, Zachary, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Lee, Stephen, Isolating Modeling Effects in Offender Risk Assessment, 72nd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, New Orleans, LA.
2016Foster, Cheyenne*, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, “You Wear that Come Bite Me Outift…”: Vampires as a Rape Metaphor in ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer,’ 7th biennial Slayage Conference on the Whedonverse, Kingston, UK.
2015Khetineni, Sesha, Brewster, Mary, Barberet, Rosemary, …, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Study Abroad: Internationalization the Criminal Justice Curriculum. Roundtable, 71st Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Washington, D.C.
2015Ruiz, Leah*, Posey, Brianne*, Hemmens, Craig, Mary Stohr, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. A Comprehensive Statute Analysis of Death Certification-Related Matters across all Fifty U.S. States. Panel Presentation, 71st Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Washington, D.C.
2015Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Benecke, Brooke**, Rudisill, Olivia**. Deaths Stories: A Qualitative Analysis of Autopsy Narratives. Panel Presentation, 71st Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology,Washington, D.C.
2015Posey, Brianne*, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. All In the Family: Mentions of Family Dynamics in Homicides versus Other Types of Autopsy Reports. Panel Presentation, 71st Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Washington, D.C.
2015Gerena, Cole**, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. An Exploration of the Role of Criminogenic Factors in Suicide Cases. Panel Presentation, 71st Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Washington, D.C.
2015Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Unraveling Death. Poster Presentation, Academic Showcase, Washington State University.
2015Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Muhammad, Bahiyyah, Pilgeram, Ryanne, Camp, Stacey L. Mothering from the Field Workshop. Panel, University of Idaho Women’s Leadership Conference.
2015Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Hsieh, Ming-Li*, Posey, Brianne*, Ruiz, Leah*, Florez, Natalie*, Palmer, Amber**, Schiffner, Arianna**. Unraveling Death. Panel Presentation, 52nd Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Orlando, FL.
2015Hsieh, Ming-Li*, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Within And Inter-Institutional Differences Between Death Certifiers On Autopsy Conclusions. Panel Presentation, 52nd Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Orlando, FL. (submitted for review at Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 2016)
2015Ruiz, Leah*, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Predictors of Violent Deaths by Types. Panel Presentation, 52nd Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Orlando, FL.
2015Posey, Brianne*, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Exploring the Characteristics of Violent Death Reports for Children in the United States. Panel Presentation, 52nd Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Orlando, FL.
2014Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Extent, Characteristics, And Influence Of Police Involvement In The Death Certification Process In France And In The United States. Panel Presentation, 66th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, San Francisco, CA.
2013Campbell, Christopher*, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Stifling Redundancy: Symbolic Interactionism as the Unifying Paradigm in Criminological Theory. Panel Presentation, 65th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Atlanta, GA. (submitted for review at Theory and Society, 2015)
2012Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Hamilton, Zachary, Wolf, Brian, Hays, Zachary. Testing the “Culture in Action” Paradigm in Washington State. Panel Presentation, 64th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Chicago, IL.
2012Hamilton, Zachary, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Lee, Stephen S., Barnowski, Robert (2012). The Incremental Utility behind the Methodological Advancement of Risk Assessment. Panel Presentation, 49th Meeting of the Academy Criminal Justice Sciences, New York, NY. (published in Journal of Experimental Criminology, 2015)
2011Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Stout, Kelly Rae**, Lee, Heeuk D.*. Violent Roots: Lethal Violence in Two Counties in Territorial and Early Statehood Washington. Panel Presentation, 63rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Washington, D.C.(published in Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 2014)
2010Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Stout, Kelly Rae**. Violent Roots: Assessing the Levels of Lethal Violence in the Territorial and Early Statehood Northwest. Panel Presentation, 62nd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, San Francisco, CA.
2010Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Criminologie et Santé Publique: Décrire la Violence dans une Perspective Historico-Comparative [Criminology and Public Health: Describing Violence in a Historico-Comparative Perspective]. Panel Presentation, 12th Meeting of the Association Internationale des Criminologues de Langue Française [International Association of Francophone Criminologists], Friburg, Switzerland. (published inVictims and Offenders, 2011)
2009Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Nivette, Amy**. Counting our Synnomic Potatoes: Further Understanding Low Crime in Idaho in a Global Context. Panel Presentation, 61th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Philadelphia, PA.
2009Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Zgoba, Kristen M., Tita, George E.Predicting Recidivism in Homicide Offenders Using Classification Tree Analysis. Poster Presentation, 46th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Boston, MA. (published in Homicide Studies, 2011)
2008Nivette, Amy**, Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Synnomic Potatoes: Understanding Low Crime in Idaho in a Global Context. Panel Presentation, 60th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, St. Louis, MO.
2007Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Comparing Medico-Legal Narratives of Homicidal, Suicidal, and Accidental Deaths. Panel Presentation, 59th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Atlanta, GA.
2007Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. The Representation of Death as Entertainment: Medical Examiners as Heroes. Panel Presentation, Pacific Northwest American Studies Association, Labor and Leisure, Portland, OR.
2007Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Medical Examiner Practices in France and in the United States. Panel Presentation, 44th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Seattle, WA.
2006Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. A Comparative Perspective on Violent Death. Panel Presentation, 58th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Los Angeles, CA.
2005Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. The Making of Death. Panel Presentation, 57th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Toronto, ON.
2005Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Pizarro, Jesenia. Compensating for Unknown Homicide Circumstances: An Analysis of Newark, NJ Homicides. Panel Presentation, 42nd Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Chicago, IL.
2004Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Zgoba, Kristen (2004). The Pedophilia Panic in France and in the United States. Panel Presentation, 56thAnnual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Nashville, TN. (published in Victims and Offenders, A Journal of Evidence-Based Policies and Practices, 2006)
2004Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela(2004). First Steps Towards an Analysis of Violent Death. Panel Presentation, 56th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Nashville, TN.
2004Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela, Zgoba, Kristen. La Panique Pédophile en France et aux Etats-Unis [The Pedophilia Panic in France and in the United States]. Panel Presentation, XXXIVème Conférence de l’Association Française de Criminologie [34th Meeting of the French Association of Criminology], Agen, France. (revised version published in online French peer-reviewed journal Champ Pénal, 2005)
2004Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Do Dead People Speak Different Languages, Toward a Comparative Analysis of Homicide Data Collection in France and in the U.S. Panel Presentation, 41st Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Las Vegas, NE.
2003Neuilly, Mélanie-Angela. Looking at Reporting Patterns of Undetermined Victim-Offender Relationship across the United States Using SHR from 1998 to 2001. Poster Presentation, 55th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Denver, CO.