Introduction: Communities and the Enforcement of Lower Level Offenses
January 2020
Journal of Community Psychology
This special issue focused on three broad questions: 1) How do community characteristics relate to police enforcement of lower level offenses? 2) How does enforcement relate to community perceptions of police legitimacy, legal cynicism, and procedural justice? 3) How can resources in a community modify the use of the criminal justice system?
- All
- Policing
- Racial & Gender Justice
- Case Processing
- Low-Level Enforcement
- Jail Populations
- Bail Reform
- Research Network
Understanding Misdemeanor Enforcement: The Roles of Calls for Service and Community Characteristics
December 2019
Enforcement Trends in the City of St. Louis From 2007 to 2017: Exploring Variability in Arrests and Criminal Summonses Over Time and Across Communities
November 2019
The Influence of Body‐Worn Cameras, Minority Threat, and Place on Police Activity
January 2020
Examining the Community Consequences of Arrests for Low‐Level Criminal Activity
September 2019
An Examination of the Influence of Procedurally Just Strategies on Legal Cynicism Among Urban Youth Experiencing Police Contact
September 2019