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Chad Trulson is a Professor of Criminal Justice at the University of North Texas, specializing in correctional systems and juvenile justice. His research examines recidivism patterns, institutional misconduct, and sentencing policies within correctional organizations, with particular focus on California county jails and juvenile facilities.
His primary research domains include:
- Juvenile and Adult Recidivism
- Institutional Behavior (Misconduct and Violence) in Correctional Settings
- Juvenile Justice Systems
- Sentencing Reforms and Policy Impacts
- Correctional Violence Dynamics
Trulson's recent publications reveal a concentrated focus on unintended consequences of sentencing reforms, particularly regarding jail population dynamics and inmate culture shifts in California. His work consistently analyzes longitudinal recidivism patterns among serious juvenile offenders transitioning to adult systems, while examining institutional misconduct through frameworks of legitimacy and trauma. The California criminal justice system serves as a primary case study across his 2023-2025 publications.
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Research appears conducted independently or within university frameworks without mention of dedicated laboratories or specialized research teams.
