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Reimagining the Frontlines: Institutional Practices, Officer Perspectives, and Local Legitimacy
Wed, Nov 12, 2:00 to 3:20pm, Union Station - M3Session Submission Type: Regular Session
Abstract/Description
This panel draws together empirical work on the inner life of policing to examine how officers operate on the frontlines of legitimacy through patrol work, traffic stops, community engagement.
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Individual Presentations
Community Policing Done Differently? Analysis of Daily Activities - Sophie Charbonneau, Université Laval; Yanick Charette, Université Laval; Dumais-Michaud Audrey-Anne, Université Laval; Anne Crocker, Université de Montréal
Exploring Drivers’ and Police Officers’ Verbal and Physical Actions in Traffic Stops: Do They Affect Dispositions? - Xiaochen Hu, Fayetteville State University; Nicholas Lovrich, Washington State University
Understanding the Perception Gap: Police Recruits’ Views on Public Trust and Policing Strategies - Hyunji Lee, George Mason University; Cynthia Lum, George Mason University; Beidi Dong, George Mason University
What Makes a Good Patrol Officer? A Cross-Rank Analysis of Police Perspectives - Amelia Wiercioch, University of Central Florida; Eugene Paoline III, University of Central Florida