Crime, Policy & Social Control / Crime, Policy, and Social Control

Michael W. Sances, Temple University

Do Consent Decrees Reduce the Use of Force? Evidence from Police Reports and Hospital Records - Steven Briggs, North Dakota State University; Dan Pemstein, North Dakota State University

Examining the Impact of Cannabis Legalization on Drug Arrests: A County-Level Analysis - Katharine Harris, Rice University; Christopher Kulesza, Rice University

The Effect of Civil Litigation on Policing Practices - Brooke Nicole Shannon, University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus; christine C bird, Oklahoma State University-Main Campus

Reducing Fatal Crashes, Fighting Crime, and Social Control Evaluating Three Models of Police Traffic Stops - Alexander Love, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Michael Greenberger, University of Denver; Ye Wang, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Frank R. Baumgartner, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Do Elections Increase Prosecutor Responsiveness? Evidence from Local Chief Prosecutors' Handling of Drug Policies - Yu-Hsien Sung, University of South Carolina-Columbia

The Connection between Fragmentation and Traffic Stops - John Bulat, Wayne State University

Marcel Roman, Harvard University

Michael W. Sances, Temple University