The significance of political conviction by Alvydas Jokubaitis

“…The perception of the significance ascribed to political conviction fluctuates between two extremes, namely exaggerated individualism preached by J.S. …”
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Convict and critical criminology by Elton Kalica

“…With a particular focus on the potential and challenges of developing prison-based projects within the framework of Convict Criminology, the author employs an auto-ethnographic narrative to illuminate the theoretical and methodological difficulties encountered by participants. …”
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Execution of convictions for deprivation of liberty by Amina BENTAHAR, Djamel BOUCETTA

“… In an effort to realize the objectives of the criminal sanctions, modern laws have taken into account the penal provisions of executive rules and court controls to facilitate the completion of the procedure for their implementation in a complete manner, so as to achieve the essential equilibrium between the freedoms of other people who were harmed by the act and the interests of the condemned criminal as a human.It is in this context that the importance and necessity of prompt execution of convictions involving deprivation of liberty as a public asset has been emphasized in order to achieve the end of this penalty. …”
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The Social Life of Former Convicts by Miswanto, Iswandi

Subjects: “…former convict…”
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Responsibility of State for wrongful conviction by Federico Urtubey

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INTERNAL CONVICTION OR THE STANDARD OF PROOF? by MASHOVETS Asiia Okeanovna

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The Impact of Convictions on Interlocking Systems by Teresa Henkle Langness

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Race, wrongful convictions, and Texas: An analysis of the impact of juror and defendant ethnicity on wrongful convictions in Texas by Howard-Waddingham, W.

Subjects: “…wrongful convictions…”
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Understanding the functional basis of moral conviction: Is moral conviction related to personal and social identity expression? by Lindsay M. Novak, Linda J. Skitka

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The contextualized conviction and the negotiated truth in the criminal process: demystifying confession as an element of full conviction of the criminal judge by Paulo Gustavo Rodrigues

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FEATURES OF THE LEGAL STATUS OF CONVICTS TO PUNISHMENTS THAT ARE NOT ASSOCIATED WITH ISOLATION FROM SOCIETY, ASSOCIATED WITH THE FORCED INVOLVEMENT OF THE CONVICTED PERSON IN LABOR by PIKIN I.V.

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Ethnic identity features in convicted migrants with recidivist behavior: development of tolerance among convicted migrants to other ethnic groups by O. S. Dzhumabaev, M. V. Iontseva

Subjects: “…convicted migrants…”
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Moral and religious convictions: Are they the same or different things? by Linda J Skitka, Brittany E Hanson, Anthony N Washburn, Allison B Mueller

“…People often assume that moral and religious convictions are functionally the same thing. But are they? …”
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Forced feeding of convicts: problems of theory and practice by Yu. V. Orel, R. R. Galán Vioque

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Effective Communication in Deradicalization of Ex-Terrorism Convict by Ustad Mukorobin, Adhi Iman Sulaiman, Nana Sutikna

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Vailidity of prohibitions and obligations established for convicts to imprisonment by S. M. Savushkin, A. A. Khramov

Subjects: “…obligations for convicts to imprisonment…”
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EPRDF’s Nation-Building: Tinkering with convictions and pragmatism by Jean-Nicolas Bach

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Spatial Econometric Analysis of Female Convict Rates in Turkey by Eren Kaya Çakmakçı, Yeliz Yalçın, Cengiz Arıkan

Subjects: “…female convict ratio…”
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Reasons for Not Choosing Accounting Profession – Behavioral and Normative Conviction by Mardiana Mardiana, Michelle Kurniawan, Oei Venny Febrianti

“…Keywords: Theory of Reasoned Action (TRA), Convictions, Accounting Career…”
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Tarjih Maqashidi of Granting Remission for Terrorist Convict in Indonesia by Dwi Aprilianto, Salman Zahidi

“…The problem of the deradicalization policy of terrorist convicts is in the regulation of granting remissions for terrorism convicts because terrorist convicts can manipulate the conditions for granting remission to pretend to be good and cooperative (taqiyah) during their criminal period in prison, so that they can quickly gain freedom and return to the network. …”
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