Procedural justice and implicit bias, two critically important concepts in law enforcement, have recently become the central focus of training at the Ithaca Police Department, as highlighted in the ...

Sergio Herrera, a Chicago police officer, was accused in a 2010 lawsuit of teaming up with another officer to mace and beat a black man for no reason. The man was sitting in his parked car when ...

As communities across the U.S. continue to grapple with public safety and police reform, a study published in Management Science offers compelling evidence for a path forward: Procedural justice ...

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EVANSTON, Ill. --- A Northwestern University evaluation of a procedural justice training program involving more than 8,000 Chicago Police Department (CPD) officers shows it reduced complaints filed ...

Scientists at the National Policing Institute, George Mason University, Arizona State University, and University of Pennsylvania conducted a study with joint support from Arnold Ventures and the ...

A study examines the outcomes of training police in procedural justice strategies. Prior research has found that police use of force has increased public distrust of law-enforcement officers. However, ...

GALLOWAY >> Stockton criminal justice professors are working with area law enforcement to research whether procedural justice training can reduce excessive use of force, increase respect for police ...

Connecticut is developing a new, community-driven curriculum for police officers who work in and around certain urban areas ...

In order for police to build trust with marginalized communities, we must first understand the origins of distrust. When our veteran police officers first learn that they’re going to get a lecture on ...