Does hot spots policing inevitably lead to unfair and abusive police practices, or can we maximize both fairness and effectiveness in the new proactive policing

David Weisburd

Does hot spots policing inevitably lead to unfair and abusive police practices, or can we maximize both fairness and effectiveness in the new proactive policing

Institute of Criminology

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Original language	American English
Pages (from-to)	661-690
Number of pages	30
Journal	University of Chicago Legal Forum
Volume	2016
State	Published - 2016

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