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    • [PDF File]Tired Cops: The Prevalence and Potential Consequences of Police Fatigue

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      mining whether or not the witness-es’ experiences were representative of police officers in general because of a lack of scientific data documenting the prevalence of police fatigue. Now, data are available from the first comprehensive research on the topic—and the news is not good. (See “About the Tired Cops Study.”)


    • [PDF File]Fatal Police Shootings and Race: A Review of the Evidence and ...

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      which is a potential sign of bias. However, not all shootings of unarmed civilians are unjusti - fied, and it is difficult to objectively classify these cases in a more granular fashion. And con-trary to the popular perceptions outlined above, confirmed fatal police shootings of unarmed African-Americans number about 22 per year.


    • [PDF File]The force of fear: Police stereotype threat, self-legitimacy, and ...

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      The force of fear: Police stereotype threat, self-legitimacy, and support for the use force Rick Trinknera,1, Phillip Atiba Goffb a,School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Arizona State University, 411 N. Central Ave, Suite 600, Phoenix, AZ 85004; and b,Center for Policing Equity, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, 524 West 59th Street, Room 6.63.14, New York, NY 10019


    • Hamline University DigitalCommons@Hamline

      BAD COPS OR BAD TRAINING? 2 . Abstract . There has been growing tension between the police and public for allegations of excessive use of force, racism, and insufficient knowledge of mental illness. The purpose of this project is to examine how officers are trained to use force and what changes in training are still needed to limit using force.


    • TEN MYTHS OF POLICING

      1. Police officers have a duty to protect us. ... Police unions have powerful political sway and back almost every bad cop. Although many argue that the percentage of police misconduct is quite low, the reality is that these numbers are either equally as high or higher than the percentages of civilians when ... In all three common indicators of ...


    • [PDF File]U.S. Department of Justice Office of Community Oriented Policing Services

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      The COPS Office and the authors encourage you to provide feedback on this guide and to report on your own agency’s experiences dealing with a similar problem. Your agency may have effectively addressed a problem using responses not considered in these guides and your experiences and knowledge could benefit others. This information will be used


    • Good Cops, Bad Cops, and the Exclusionary Rule

      April 2021] GOOD COPS, BAD COPS 241 Amendment exclusionary rule has been nothing more than a public policy choice. 4 The rule’s legitimacy stems not from a reading of the Constitution but from a simple calculation that its public policy benefits outweigh its social costs. 5 The costs of the exclusionary rule are real, if often overblown. Yes, on


    • [PDF File]AN INNOVATIVE - All Stars

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      the local precinct level and all new Police Academy graduates. Operation Conversation: Cops & Kids has been recognized by the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) with the 2015 CISCO Community Policing Award, and in 2013, by the Audience Development Committee (AUDELCO) Award for Excellence in Black Theatre.


    • [PDF File]Police reform and the problem of trust

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      A deficit of trust in the police is all too common in deeply divided, post-conflict and post-authoritarian societies (Weitzer, 1995; del Frate, 1998; Mishler and Rose, 1998). However, more generally, wherever there ... standing trust logically requires us to focus on what tends to be called cognitive, active, ...


    • [PDF File]Office of Justice Programs National Institute of Justice

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      Police are not permitted to use 6.2b 24.9 60.5 8.4 as much force as is often necessary in making arrests. (n=912)a It is sometimes acceptable to use 3.3 21.2 55.2 20.3 more force than is legally allowable to control someone who physically assaults an officer. (n=912) Always following the rules is not 3.8 39.1 49.6 7.6 compatible with getting ...


    • [PDF File]More COPS, Less Crime - Princeton University

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      The Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) hiring program, which covers the salary cost of new police hires for local law enforcement agencies, was a cornerstone of President Clinton’s Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994. Between 1995 and 2005, the COPS hiring program spent almost $5 billion to help local police departments


    • [PDF File]Good Cop – Bad Cop: Problem Officers, Law Enforcement Culture, and ...

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      tend to cluster in certain “bad cops.” Types of Problem Officers One approach to understanding prob-lem officers is to view the individual per-sonality and behavioral style of the offi-cer as a primary factor in bad-cop policing. This has led to a number of typologies of police officers (McCafferty et al, 1998; Miller, 2003; Muir, 1977;


    • [PDF File]In the communityFOR THE WHAT TO DO WHEN COMMUNITY STOPPED Good Cops ...

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      • DO NOT RUN. • DO NOT FIGHT OR RESIST THE POLIE. This will ONLY END TRAGICALLY FOR YOU • DO NOT ARGUE THE MERITS OF A TICKET. Unless you are a lawyer, the police will know more than you. • DO NOT AD MOUTH OR URSE. This will only cause additional trouble • Stay calm. WATH YOUR ATTITUDE. • DO NOT GIVE THEM A REASON TO PLA E YOU


    • [PDF File]‘Keep Showing Us That You’re Here for Us’

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      “the cops out here just really don’t care. They really don’t.”Most focus group participants did not hold favorable views of the police, stating things such as, “Not all cops are bad. I’m not talking about all cops, but I generally try to stay away from them. I want nothing to do


    • [PDF File]Black Voices in Policing—Perspectives of Someone Who Wore the Badge

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      experiences to create a better understanding—not just for Black America, because many of us know— but for all Americans. And we felt in writing the book, it would go a long way into doing that by using the examples and profiles, not just with my own experiences, but of other law enforcement professionals as well. Moore . 08:35


    • Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) Program - Congress

      Recently, funding for the COPS program, especially the hiring program, has become a flashpoint in the debate over policing reform. Some proponents of law enforcement reform argue that law enforcement agencies police communities of color in a biased way, and more police officers means that more people of color, especially Black


    • [PDF File]WHY DO GOOD COPS DEFEND BAD COPS? - Universidad de Montevideo

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      May 18, 2004 19:47 CE: CSR: GOOD COPS DEFEND BAD COPS 785 year.10 Despite this, “two thirds of the nation’s hospitals haven’t reported a single adverse incident involving a physician in the last eight years.”11 According to a CNN&TIME (2000) investigation there exists a veritable white wall of silence in the medical profession whereby doctors do not report each other’s (or their own)


    • [PDF File]Understanding Gender-Biased Policing - American Civil Liberties Union

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      stereotypes about survivors of violence. Gender-biased policing not only denies victims of domestic violence and sexual assault the equal protection of the law and protection from harm, but also destroys trust between law enforcement and the communities they serve. This briefing paper defines and provides examples of gender-biased policing ...


    • [PDF File]“A Compassionate City:” - Rutgers University

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      keep us and our communities safe and free of harm is widely upheld, and thus police are glorified as heroes. There are others who argue “not all cops are bad cops.” Yet these arguments dismiss the origins of policing and frequently disregard its foundation based on racist practices and the criminalization of


    • [PDF File]Bullying in Law Enforcement: End the Silence

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      who are bullied either choose to not report it or are too afraid to report the behavior. Many in Law Enforcement do not want to be perceived as weak, so if they are targets of bullying, it is not reported. The Law Enforcement culture has been created to make cops hardened andexpects them to deal with the daily pressures of the job.


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