ISSN 2332-886X
Vol. 20, Issue 3, 2019December 01, 2019 PDT
Cultivating Police Use of Force Perceptions through Cinema: Maintaining the Racial Divide?
Cultivating Police Use of Force Perceptions through Cinema: Maintaining the Racial Divide?
Articles in Vol. 20, Issue 3, 2019
Vol. 20, Issue 3, 2019
- 20(3) Front MatterCCJLS Editors
- Cultivating Police Use of Force Perceptions through Cinema: Maintaining the Racial Divide?Franklin T. WilsonBrian P. SchaeferAshley G. BlackburnHoward Henderson
- Emerging Patterns in Federal Responses to Police Misconduct: A Review of “Pattern or Practice” Agreements over TimeEllen A. DonnellyNicole J. Salvatore
- Inter-district variation and disparities in federal sentencing outcomes: Case types, defendant characteristics, and judicial demographyRichard D. HartleyRobert Tillyer
- Why Would They Do Such a Thing?: Views from Community Corrections Professionals and the General Public on the Causes of Sex OffendingCorey Call
- Media Messages Surrounding Missing Women and Girls: The “Missing White Woman Syndrome” and Other Factors that Influence NewsworthinessDanielle C. SlakoffHenry F. Fradella
Wilson, Franklin T., Brian P. Schaefer, Ashley G. Blackburn, and Howard Henderson. 2019. “Cultivating Police Use of Force Perceptions through Cinema: Maintaining the Racial Divide?” Criminology, Criminal Justice, Law & Society 20 (3).