Papers by Andreas Kapardis
Detecting deception
Cambridge University Press eBooks, Dec 11, 2002
Violence risk: the actuarial illusion DAvID J . COOKE
What factors protect adolescent bullies from developing into criminal and violent offenders? MARIA M . TTOFI AND DAvID P . FARRINGTON
Detecting Deception
Cambridge University Press eBooks, Jun 18, 2012
Community-based intervention programs for released incarcerated serious and violent young offenders: challenges and opportunities R . CORRADO AND A . M . F . PETERS
Risk assessment and needs assessment: the EARN method A . C . BALDRY , A . KAPARDIS AND C . PORCARO
The Jury
Cambridge University Press eBooks, Jun 18, 2012
Risk Assessment for Juvenile Violent Offending
1. Introduction: Juvenile Delinquency and Justice in the EU 2. Juvenile Delinquency and Juvenile ... more 1. Introduction: Juvenile Delinquency and Justice in the EU 2. Juvenile Delinquency and Juvenile Justice in Italy 3. Juvenile Delinquency and Juvenile Justice in Cyprus 4. Risk Assessment in Juvenile Offenders 5. The EARN project 6. The EARN Project in Italy 7. The EARN Project in Cyprus 8. Conclusions
Psychology and the Police
Cambridge University Press eBooks, Jun 18, 2012
Fraud
Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks, Feb 28, 2024
Cyberbullying in Cyprus
Human behaviour, including deviant and criminal behaviour, reflects such factors as the type of s... more Human behaviour, including deviant and criminal behaviour, reflects such factors as the type of society and economy as well as the age composition of the population; the technologies available and in use; risk and protective factors at the level of the individual, the family, school, and the broader community; and, finally, the priorities and emphases of agents of social control. The advent of the Internet and the explosion in the social media has vastly increased the scope for bullying, which has traditionally been talked about in the context of the school. As Baldry et al. (2016) remind us, ‘[c]yberbullying affects boys and girls of different ages all around the world since communication among peers has changed, and so have the risks of online communication’ (p. 7). Cyberbullying has been defined by Smith et al. (2008, p. 376) as ‘an aggressive act or behavior that is carried out using electronic means by a group or an individual repeatedly and over time against a victim who canno...
Water Crimes in Cyprus
Research into environmental crimes is almost non-existent in Cyprus. This chapter analyses the re... more Research into environmental crimes is almost non-existent in Cyprus. This chapter analyses the regulation of water crimes in Cyprus at different levels of governance, from the international, to the European, to the local. It traces key legislation applicable in relation to the protection of the environment in Cyprus, while highlighting the shortcomings of its effective enforcement. The chapter identifies the progress made at EU level in improving enforcement through criminalisation of infringements of key environmental law directives, including the Water Framework Directive. This progress, however, does not necessarily translate into effective enforcement through criminal law at the national level given the discretion granted to Member States in determining the severity of offences and ensuring their enforcement. Within this context, the chapter assesses the prevailing situation in Cyprus, emphasizing the institutional weaknesses of the authorities responsible for enforcement and analyzing key criminal cases before Cypriot courts that demonstrate the long way to go in achieving effective enforcement of criminal law relating to water offences.
Editors’ acknowledgments: Having finally reached our Ithaca, an honorary volume comprising a plet... more Editors’ acknowledgments: Having finally reached our Ithaca, an honorary volume comprising a plethora of remarkable contributions, we wish to acknowledge everyone who made this journey enjoyable and worthwhile. First and foremost, we would like to thank all the contributors who went above and beyond with a view to submitting insightful and contemporary papers of high academic quality and integrity. We respected the writing and reference style of each contributor to the utmost, bearing in mind the unique style of each author and not wishing to stylize our volume. We hold that consistency of legal scholarship indeed prevails through this thought‐provoking diversity. Hence, we endorsed such scholarship through opting to catalogue the studies thematically, rather than alphabetically. We also wish to thank our publisher, Ant. N. Sakkoulas, who made this publication possible and who accommodated our every request. Last but not least, we thank Professor Nestor Courakis for his unceasing ef...
The paper first contextualizes femicide in the broader context of domestic violence, and homicide... more The paper first contextualizes femicide in the broader context of domestic violence, and homicide in the Republic of Cyprus. It then goes on to report a qualitative study of eighteen intimate partner femicide (IPF) orphans during the period 2001-2014. Findings concerning IPF, offender, and victim characteristics but also pertaining to a broad range of themes that emerged in the face-to-face interviews with the orphans are also reported and discussed. In support of theoretical notions of power and control and gender inequality, the study reported also documents of a prior history of serious conflict, physical, verbal, and psychological abuse of the IPF victim by a jealous, possessive, controlling, and oppressive violent male partner or ex-partner. Evidence is provided of the tragic inability of the authorities to heed numerous warning signs and threats-to-kill by the offender and so avert such murders. Finally, attention turns to the policy and research implications of the findings with emphasis on lethal domestic violence prevention and better support of the orphans involved.
Violence risk: the actuarial illusion DAvID J . COOKE
Profiling Fraud Offenders: State of the Art
Wrongful convictions: psychological and criminal justice system contributors C . RONALD hUFF
Routledge, Apr 28, 2016
Corruption Victimization and Victim Empowerment: Utilising the case of Cyprus
Governance And Fraud Risk Assessment Needs To Be Contextualized To Be Effective
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