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Get PDFThe world we experience is constantly evolving; yet many of our experiences are universal through time. I use photography to capture these universal moments as well as the ones unique to our moment in history. I find nature to be a fertile subject, often at its most brutal or its most serene. I am also interested in ways we have shaped nature and architecture to function for our modern needs and meet our current definition of “aesthetically pleasing.
Get Out the Vote
Get PDFThis is an illustration poster, which only uses illustrations. The message of this poster is to make people vote for the election.https://commons.und.edu/get-out-the-vote/1001/thumbnail.jp
Go Vote USA Poster
Get PDFThis is a typographic rendition of the United States of America. The poster uses the Constitution to create the outline of the USA.https://commons.und.edu/get-out-the-vote/1000/thumbnail.jp
Set of Porcelain Famille-Verte Dishes
No full textThe same scene of calvary battle depicted on both plates.https://commons.und.edu/fritzcollection/1217/thumbnail.jp
Untitled
No full textJohn Hitchcock was a visiting artist at UND during 2002.https://commons.und.edu/uac-all/4914/thumbnail.jp
Blue and White Porcelain Dish
No full textItem is not listed in original collection inventory. Item is a blue and white porcelain dish with a scene of a man sitting by water on the face of the dish. The bottom of the dish has some leaf designs.https://commons.und.edu/fritzcollection/1221/thumbnail.jp
Amitayus Buddha Brass Statue
No full textThis item was not included in the collection\u27s original inventory. This is a brass statue of the Amitayus Buddha who is one of the Five Cosmic Buddhas of Esoteric Buddhism.https://commons.und.edu/fritzcollection/1229/thumbnail.jp
The Effects Of Juror Characteristics And Case Type On Trans Panic Defense Verdicts
Get PDFThe trans panic defense is a provocation defense that uses the victim’s transgender identity as justification for the defendant’s violent actions. Previous research has identified juror characteristics that predict support for the gay panic defense (Michalski & Nunez, 2022) and trans panic defense (Michalski et al., 2022), but less is known about whether case type impacts support for the trans panic defense. This study sought to fill this gap by manipulating case type and further exploring juror characteristics that predict greater support of the trans panic defense. This study utilized 188 participants that read crime vignettes featuring transgender or cisgender female victims of either homicide or assault. Following the vignettes, participants rendered a verdict and completed measures associated with perceptions of the defendant and victim, precarious manhood beliefs, political orientation, and attitudes towards transgender individuals. Overall, more lenient verdicts were rendered in the trans panic condition than the control condition. More lenient verdicts were found in the homicide cases than the assault cases, but only within the trans panic condition. Anti-transgender prejudice was the only predictor that led to more lenient verdict decisions. These findings can aid in jury selection of cases involving the trans panic defense and transgender individuals