Hunting for "dirtbags" : why cops over-police the poor and racial minorities / Lori Beth Way and Ryan Patten.
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- text
- computer
- online resource
- 9781555538149
- 1555538142
- Police discretion
- Police-community relations
- Poor
- Minorities
- Police -- United States -- Case studies
- Pouvoir discrétionnaire de la police
- Relations police-collectivité
- Pauvres
- POLITICAL SCIENCE -- Political Freedom & Security -- Law Enforcement
- Minorities
- Police
- Police-community relations
- Police discretion
- Poor
- United States
- 363.2/3080973 23
- HV7936.D54 W39 2013eb
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
The undiagnosed problem: discretionary proactive policing -- Setting the stage: Stonesville and Seaside -- Shaken or stirred? Choosing your policing style and level of proactivity -- Hunting grounds: and may the odds be ever in your favor -- A vicious cycle: re-policing the poor and the effects of probation and parole status -- The future: service-oriented policing.
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An inside look at police discretionary actions and their consequences for poor communities.
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