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What Works, What's New, and What's Troubling in Investigating Racially Biased Policing
Thu, Nov 16, 12:30 to 1:50pm, Marriott, Room 408, 4th FloorSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract
For some time, policing scholars have worked to find the best ways of identifying racially biased policing in law enforcement agencies. This panel serves as a commentary on those research practices, be it their efficacy, their alteration, or potential advancements. We conclude with a discussion of the major issues surrounding studying racially biased policing.
Sub Unit
Division of Special Interests
Divisions of Special Interest / Division of Policing
Divisions of Special Interest / Division on Terrorism & Bias Crime
Individual Presentations
The Influence of Departmental Intervention: Examining Post-Stop Outcomes Involving Minority Drivers - Jessica L Huff, Arizona State University; Danielle Wallace, Arizona State University; Brooks Louton, Arizona State University
The Application of Various Methods to Examining Racially Biased Policing, Pros and Pitfalls - Brooks Louton, Arizona State University
Using Value-Added Models to Identify Outlier Officers in Traffic Stop Data - Danielle Wallace, Arizona State University