Introduction
This page brings together my current research, investigations, teaching, and public commentary on criminal justice, behavioral analysis, and the rule of law. My work focuses on helping families, practitioners, and institutions understand behavior, fairness, and the systems that shape everyday life.
About Dr. Larry Doyle
I am a former U.S. Marine, a published author, and a criminal justice researcher whose work spans behavioral theory, ethics, sentencing disparities, and institutional accountability. My investigations and writing aim to make complex systems understandable — and to help people navigate them with confidence.
Featured Talk: Fixing the Playground — Understanding the Rule of Law
A clear, accessible explanation of how fairness works, why rules matter, and how institutions succeed or fail when they forget the basics.
Featured Research Areas
- Behavioral Analysis & TBAM Investigating how people make decisions under pressure and how institutions respond.
- Sentencing Disparities & Systemic Fairness Examining unequal outcomes across courts, jurisdictions, and demographic groups.
- Institutional Ethics & Accountability Studying how agencies maintain — or lose — public trust.
- Historical Investigations Including MDL‑381, Okinawa herbicide evidence, and federal procurement history.
Teaching & Public Outreach
My courses and seminars focus on helping students and professionals understand behavior, bias, ethics, and the rule of law. I teach with a blend of data, lived experience, and practical tools that people can use immediately in their work and daily lives.
Insights & Commentary
I write regularly on criminal justice, fairness, institutional behavior, and the rule of law. These insights help families, practitioners, and policymakers understand what is happening — and why.
Criminal Behavior Analytics
As co‑owner of Criminal Behavior Analytics, LLC, I provide research, analysis, and public‑facing explanations that help communities and institutions make better decisions. Our mission is to bring clarity, fairness, and practical understanding to complex systems.
Current Priorities
- Expanding TBAM theory in my upcoming book
- Continuing historical investigations into MDL‑381 and Okinawa
- Developing new teaching materials and public‑facing explanations
- Advancing research on sentencing disparities and institutional fairness
- Supporting families and practitioners through clear, accessible guidance
Representative Feedback From Students & Professionals
“Dr. Doyle’s course reframed how I see criminal justice, blending data, lived experience, and compassion in a way that transformed my career path.” — Student, Criminal Justice Program
“His seminars gave me practical tools to question bias, analyze policy, and advocate for humane reforms inside my probation office.” — Probation Officer
“Larry’s rigorous research on sentencing disparities is indispensable reading for my students and colleagues across law, criminology, and public policy.” — University Faculty Member
“Our department relies on Dr. Doyle’s insights to bridge empirical evidence and justice reform, strengthening partnerships between universities, courts, and community organizations.” — Department Chair
Contact & Speaking
For speaking engagements, interviews, or research inquiries, please reach out through Criminal Behavior Analytics, LLC.