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This research suggests that organizational justice plays an essential role in shielding officers from negative police scrutiny and promoting positive police encounters that can strengthen police–community relations with racial and ethnic minorities.
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Community Relations Services Toolkit for Policing •. Importance of Police-Community Relationships and Resources for Further Readingpage 4. Adult and youth police academies, Sports teams or “Police Athletic Leagues,” Ride-alongs with officers, Police involvement in local school activities, and Police participation in (or police-led ...
Advancing Diversity in Law Enforcement Initiative. The U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission continue to lead robust enforcement, data analysis, and technical assistance efforts to address diversity in law enforcement. Yet these efforts, by themselves, cannot reach all of the more than 18,000 law ...
Feb 16, 2017 · The current study specifically examines how feelings of disengagement towards police moderate the effect of procedural justice on ethnic minority group members’ perceptions of police legitimacy.
- Natasha S Madon, Kristina Murphy, Elise Sargeant
- 2017
Jun 17, 2022 · New Orleans convened an Ethnic and Racial Disparity Working Group in 2020 to set goals to reduce justice system involvement for people of color. Half of the group were government agency staff and half were community members, and it analyzed disparities across the justice system.
rarely investigated the possible influences of race/ethnicity-based situations, defined mainly by the nexus of civilian and officer race and ethnicity, on police legitimacy. Besides, prior studies have seldom taken police organizational variations, such as internal procedural justice and policing strategies, into consideration when assessing
