Camden Carmichael
Graduate Research Assistant
Camden Carmichael is a Graduate Research Assistant at the National Counterterrorism Innovation Technology and Education (NCITE) center and an M.A. Student in the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice. His research interests include federal courts, ISIS, and emerging threats.
Publications by Camden Carmichael
5 publications found
The mobility of terror: Examining the decision to travel or remain home in US ISIS cases from 2014-2025
The decision to travel versus remain home for ISIS-affiliated defendants in U.S. federal courts.
Read MoreHomegrown: U.S. federal cases against ISIS
- Seamus Hughes , Callie Vitro , Camden Carmichael , Mackenzie Harms , Austin Doctor
- Isis, Courts, Hgve
The current state of U.S. federal cases against ISIS
Read MoreU.S. Federal Cases Against ISIS Using Non-Terrorism-Related Charges
- Seamus Hughes , Callie Vitro , Camden Carmichael , Brooke Buxton , Mackenzie Harms , Austin Doctor
- Isis, Courts, Hgve
The use of non-terrorism related charges for federal ISIS-related cases.
Read MoreSentencing terrorist leaders and their followers: Evidence from Islamic State defendants in U.S. federal courts, 2014–2024
Sentencing of ISIS-affiliated defendants in U.S. federal courts.
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Dismantling terrorism through prosecutions: A case study of Atomwaffen Division
The current state of U.S. federal cases against the Atomwaffen Division
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Camden Carmichael receives UNO grant for research
Graduate student Camden Carmichael received funding to support his project: Sentencing ISIS: Focal concerns and sentencing in U.S. terrorism cases.
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