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Gentrification, policing, and potential pathways to health: A scoping review. [PDF]
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Mediation of the risk of serious police or legal trouble in adults with a mental disorder. [PDF]
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The International journal on drug policy, 2023
BACKGROUND Post-overdose outreach has emerged in the United States as an increasingly common response to non-fatal overdose. This qualitative study investigates the implementation of such programs through public health-public safety partnerships in ...
J. Carroll +8 more
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BACKGROUND Post-overdose outreach has emerged in the United States as an increasingly common response to non-fatal overdose. This qualitative study investigates the implementation of such programs through public health-public safety partnerships in ...
J. Carroll +8 more
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2020
Chapter Two considers the legal and moral crossings from policeman to criminal. In To Live and Die in L.A., law and lawlessness are made exchangeable with each other, like real and counterfeit money, or cops who impersonate crooks. Moreover, with its “dirty” cops and car chase set piece, this film is read as a reiteration of themes and problems taken ...
Sanja Kutnjak Ivković +4 more
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Chapter Two considers the legal and moral crossings from policeman to criminal. In To Live and Die in L.A., law and lawlessness are made exchangeable with each other, like real and counterfeit money, or cops who impersonate crooks. Moreover, with its “dirty” cops and car chase set piece, this film is read as a reiteration of themes and problems taken ...
Sanja Kutnjak Ivković +4 more
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Can Light Contact with the Police Motivate Political Participation? Evidence from Traffic Stops
The Journal of Race Ethnicity and Politics, 2022Harsh, highly intrusive, personal contact with the criminal justice system has been shown to politically demobilize, but it is unclear whether less intrusive forms of police contact have any political effects.
Leah Christiani, Kelsey Shoub
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2023
This chapter outlines how in Britain, the police institution and the communities it polices are partners in a notional contract in which, for many years, the former’s control of groups and individuals, was largely accepted by the latter as necessary for the safety, security, health and welfare of wider society.
James, A, Huotari, V
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This chapter outlines how in Britain, the police institution and the communities it polices are partners in a notional contract in which, for many years, the former’s control of groups and individuals, was largely accepted by the latter as necessary for the safety, security, health and welfare of wider society.
James, A, Huotari, V
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