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John ShjarbackMy thoughts on American policing, crime and violence, and everything else tangential to those topics.
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Race and police use of force
**This passage is part of a forthcoming book chapter in Critical issues in policing: Contemporary readings (9th edition):
A common statistic that often repeated in the media as well as the literature is that while Black people make up roug...
Police use of force tends to vary by place – even depending on how space is measured.
**This passage is part of a forthcoming book chapter in Critical issues in policing: Contemporary readings (9th edition):
It is safe to say that “place” matters in influencing crime and violence (Weisburd et al., 2012). A growing body of r...
Shooting for the “moonshot”
I’m sure many know the numbers by now: American police fatally shoot approximately 1,000 people each year, while wounding around another 800 who survive their gunshot wounds. These figures have been relatively stable since 2015, the first y...
Officers’ social networks seem to matter for use of force
A growing body of empirical research has found more evidence than not that police officers’ ties to peers within their organization, academy class, and critical events (e.g., citizen complaints) influence the likelihood of force being used....
The public has distorted views of police use of force, with race and politics serving as primary dividers
Americans are not particularly good at estimating both the degree of police use of force and its reasonableness, which has implications for the acceptance of (or lack thereof) police reform efforts. Some groups drastically overestimate the...
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Policing/Criminal Justice Researcher. Associate Professor of Law and Justice Studies at Rowan University. Husband and Dad of 2.
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