Exploring the Policy Implications of High†Profile Police Violence

Johanna Lacoe and Jillian Stein

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Abstract: High-profile incidents of police violence can translate into shifts in public perceptions of police and behavior. For example, sense of obligation to obey the law, perceived trustworthiness of the police, and perceptions of procedural justice can change.

Keywords: Criminal justice; policing; police violence (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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