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work_z57f5ldnk5ctfbwnm5btutdbsy	Robert J. Cramer	An examination of sexual orientation- and transgender-based hate crimes in the post-Matthew Shepard era	2013	14	.pdf	application/pdf	14216	2289	67	Although the HCPA includes protection for transgender individuals, juror perception of hate crime research has yet to take this the impact of jury instructions, hate crime law penalty enhancement agreement, and victim type on sentencing and blame outcomes across two studies (see Research Questions 1 to 3). first study, NFA is examined as an individual difference moderating perceptions of hate crimes (see Research Question 4), instructions, hate crime penalty enhancement agreement, and victim type (i.e., African American, gay or transgender) on sentencing (c) Perpetrator blame ratings by hate crime penalty enhancement agreement and jury instructions for Study 1. jury-eligible individuals' agreement with hate crime penalty enhancement impacts, either directly or via moderating effects, sentencing recommendations, perceptions of victim blame, and (a) Sentencing recommendations by hate crime penalty enhancement agreement and jury instructions for Study 2. (a) Sentencing recommendations by hate crime penalty enhancement agreement and jury instructions for Study 2.	./cache/work_z57f5ldnk5ctfbwnm5btutdbsy.pdf	./txt/work_z57f5ldnk5ctfbwnm5btutdbsy.txt