Report: increases in police use of force in the presence of body-worn cameras are driven by officer discretion: a protocol-based subgroup analysis of ten randomized experiments

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Barak Ariel
Alex Sutherland
Darren Henstock
Josh Young
Paul Drover
Jayne Sykes
Simon Megicks
Ryan Henderson
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[1] Hebrew University,Institute of Criminology, Faculty of Law
[2] University of Cambridge,Institute of Criminology
[3] Communities,undefined
[4] Safety & Justice RAND Europe,undefined
[5] Westbrook Centre,undefined
[6] Birmingham South Police,undefined
[7] Ventura Police Department,undefined
[8] Wolverhampton Police,undefined
[9] West Yorkshire Police,undefined
[10] Cambridgeshire Constabulary,undefined
[11] Police Service of Northern Ireland,undefined
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Body-worn cameras; Use of force; Police; Treatment integrity; Subgroup; Experimental protocol;
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页码:453 / 463
页数:10
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