Rate My Professor Carleen Thompson

Thompson has produced key publications such as 'Offending Trajectories in an Australian Birth Cohort' (Kuluk et al., 2024, Criminal Justice and Behavior), 'A longitudinal birth cohort study of child maltreatment and criminal justice system contact' (Kisely et al., 2024), 'Criminal justice system involvement across adolescence and emerging adulthood' (Thompson, 2025), 'A Conceptual Framework for Child Well-Being in the Context of Parental Incarceration' (Williams et al., 2026, Child Indicators Research), 'A review of arguments for raising the age of criminal responsibility' (Ransley et al., 2024), and 'Are different Risk Factors Associated with Moderate and Severe Stalking Violence' (Thompson et al., 2013, Criminal Justice and Behavior). Career appointments include a Griffith University Postdoctoral Fellowship commencing 1 January 2015. She teaches Developmental Crime Prevention (7023CCJ) and engages in funded research, including Australian Institute of Criminology projects. Thompson contributes to professional activities, policy discussions on youth justice, and cross-sector collaborations influencing criminal justice practice.