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Race, Law and the New Policing
Fri, Nov 18, 12:30 to 1:50pm, Hilton, Jefferson Ballroom, 3rd LevelSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract
The four papers in this panel explore the intersection of race, law and the new policing. Investigative stops, a cornerstone of the new policing, have been the focus of extensive research and litigation that highlights its tension with constitutional law, civil rights and public policy. These papers provide new evidence and analytic models that illustrate the tensions and the limitations of the new policing.
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Individual Presentations
Racial Bias in Police Searches: Using Shifts in Police Manpower to Test for Racial Profiling - John MacDonald, University of Pennsylvania; Jeffrey Fagan, Columbia University; Greg Ridgeway, University of Pennsylvania
Terry's Original Sin - Jeffrey Fagan, Columbia University
Stops and Stares: Street Stops, Surveillance and Race in the New Policing - Anthony A. Braga, Northeastern University; Jeffrey Fagan, Columbia University; Rod Brunson, Rutgers University; April Pattavina, Wellesley College
Proactive Policing and Mental Health in a Panel of Young Urban Men - Amanda Geller, New York University; Jeffrey Fagan, Columbia University; Tom R. Tyler, Yale University; Bruce D. Link, University of California, Riverside