Oslo / Fairfax / New York / Greenville / Washington / DC / Washington / D.C. / Pittsburgh / Sacramento / Monsey / Arlington / /
Company
Criminal Justice Press / Ohio State Journal / /
Country
Norway / United States / /
Facility
George Mason University / Northeastern University / Campbell Collection Library of Systematic Reviews / University of Nebraska / University of Illinois Chicago / /
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performance management / law enforcement efforts / law enforcement practice / informed law enforcement / law enforcement employees / law enforcement dialogues / law enforcement / constitutional law / /
MusicGroup
the Citizens / the Police / /
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office of Community Oriented Policing Services / Northeastern University / University of Illinois Chicago / Local Police / Department of Justice / International Association of Chiefs of Police / Civil Rights Division / federal government / University of Nebraska / Omaha / George Mason University / Implicit Black-Crime Association / /
Person
Tom Tyler / Charles Husted / Sarah Bennett / Lorraine / Richard / Samuel Walker / Matthew Manning / Michael Davis / Jonathon Jackson / Elise Sargeant / E. Britt Patterson / Michael J. Lynch / Will Johnson / Leo Daniels / Kristina K. Childs / David Weisburd / Jacqueline Davis / Tim Richardson / Christy Lopez / Mustafa Haamid / Laura / Gerben Bruinsma / Scott Schubert / Jason / Ben Bradford / Jeffrey Fagan / Hassan Aden / /
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Lieutenant / officer / Deputy Chief / Chief / police officer / research assistant / Executive Research Forum / director of the center for public safety / Professor / Commander / /
Comprehensive Law Enforcement Review: Procedural Justice and Legitimacy SUMMARY This chapter describes the prevailing ideas in the research literature concerning procedural justice, fair and impartial policing, implicit