Carolyn Yule

Experience

• 2019–present
  Associate professor, University of Guelph
• 2010–2019
  Assistant professor , University of Guelph

Education

• 2010 
  University of Toronto, PhD
• 2001 
  University of Toronto, MA
• 1999 
  University of British Columbia, BA

Publications

• 2024
  Reasonable bail or bail at all costs? Defence counsel perspectives on a coercive environment, Canadian Journal of Law and Society
• 2024
  A post-pandemic bail system: Lessons learned from supervising accused during covid 19., The Howard Journal of Crime and Justice
• 2024
  “’It’s a set up’: examining the relationship between bail conditions and the revolving door of justice”, Current Issues in Criminal Justice
• 2023
  “He’s in jail now and I don’t feel bad”: Analyzing Sureties’ Decisions to Report Bail Violations, International Journal on Responsibility
• 2023
  Reflections from accused: Advice on navigating life on bail. , The Howard Journal of Crime and Justice
• 2022
  Unbreaking Bail? Post-Antic Trends in Bail Outcomes, Canadian Journal of Law and Society
• 2022
  Mental Health Outcomes of Youth In-Care: Investigating the Effect of General Strain and Self-control Theories, Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal
• 2022
  The paradox of pre-conviction punishment: the experience of living with bail conditions, Journal of Crime and Justice
• 2020
  Examining the Risk and Predictive Factors for Marijuana and Alcohol Use among Adolescent Youth in Out-of-Home Care, Journal of Child & Adolescent Substance Abuse
• 2019
  Negotiating Release? Analysing Decision Making in Bail Court, Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice
• 2017
  Relationship (A)Symmetries and Violence: Comparing Intimates and Nonpartners, Violence Against Women
• 2017
  Situational Variations in, and Women's Accounts of, Avoided Acts of Serious Intimate Partner Violence, Violence Against Women
• 2014
  Understanding the local life circumstances of female offenders: Mothering, illegal earnings, and drug use, British Journal of Criminology
• 2011
  Fighting over trivial things: Explaining the issue of contention in violent altercations, Criminology
• 2011
  Assumable risk: Violent crime and factors influencing parole release decisions among female offenders, Punishment and Society

Grants and Contracts

• 2019
  Life on Bail: The Social Consequences of Conditional Release

  Role:

  Principal Investigator

  Funding Source:

  Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada