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Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
We offer a snapshot of key findings from the NIJ Assessing Police Use of Force Policies and Outcomes study. We begin with findings most directly related to the primary goals of the study, but this type of large scale project has also allowed us to inform on many additional topics that go well beyond the original scope of the initial proposal. In this sense, there is much added value than just the original investment made by the National Institute of Justice.
Project Findings: A 10 Year Appraisal - William Terrill, Arizona State University; Eugene A. Paoline III, University of Central Florida; Jason Ingram, Illinois State University
Complaints of Police Misconduct - Jason Ingram, Illinois State University; William Terrill, Arizona State University
Situational, Officer-based, and Environmental Explanations of Citizen Resistance - Micahel Z. Rossler, Illinois State University; William Terrill, Arizona State University
Race, Suspect Resistance, and Police Use of Force: A Test of Interaction Effects - Jacinta M. Gau, University of Central Florida; Eugene A. Paoline III, University of Central Florida; William Terrill, Arizona State University