Criminal Justice Research Study:
Assessing the "Stickiness" of the
Criminal Justice System
Purpose of the project
The criminal justice system (CJS) is "sticky." We think that sometimes people get stuck in the criminal justice system and that sometimes it is because of the CJS itself. We want to find out how some individuals get stuck and why others become unstuck. Are the requirements for probation or diversion too hard to meet? Do friends and family help or hinder your involvement with the CJS? We want to learn about the criminal justice experiences from people who are directly affected by it.
Want to participate?
Are you 18 years or older?
Have you been convicted of a felony in Florida at least once since 2011 and have not been continuously incarcerated since then?
Do you have access to a phone or computer?
Are you willing to talk about your criminal justice experiences?
If you answered yes to all of these questions, click below to learn more about the project or sign up for an interview!
No longer recruiting participants
Once you schedule an interview, a member of the research team will contact you by email to verify that you're eligible.
If you cannot make any of the available dates, please email lboggess@usf.edu to find a suitable meeting time.
Or contact lboggess@usf.edu to get more information on the project
This project has been approved by the USF Institutional Review Board.