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Legitimacy in policing : a systematic review / Lorraine Mazerolle, Sarah Bennett, Jacqueline Davis, Elise Sargeant and Matthew Manning.

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Canadian Policing Research

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Description

1 online resource (146 pages) : charts

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Author(s) affiliated with: The University of Queensland.

Summary

"This review synthesizes published and unpublished empirical evidence on the impact of interventions led by the public police to enhance citizen perceptions of police legitimacy. Our objective is to provide a systematic review of the direct and indirect benefits of policing approaches that foster legitimacy in policing that either report an explicit statement that the intervention sought to increase legitimacy or report that there was an application of at least one of the principles of procedural justice: participation, neutrality, dignity/respect, and trustworthy motives."--Page 8.

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Online Access

Series

Campbell systematic reviews (The Campbell Collaboration), 1891-1803 ; 2013:1.

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