Hello Everyone,
The current social narrative proclaims there is systemic racism in policing. While racial disparities in police interactions are well documented, disparities don’t equal discrimination and in the areas of arrest and use of force, research has shown little evidence of racial bias. Find out why in At Issue for February 2021 at criminaljusticeaccess.com where I explore whether there is evidence for systemic racial bias in policing.
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Author: Frank Heley
Frank Heley graduated from North Dakota State University with a BS in Criminal Justice in 2009, a MS in Criminal Justice Administration in 2012, and a PhD in Criminal Justice, with a focus on policing, in 2018, and is a current member of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. He has worked as a security supervisor in the hospitality field, as a drug and alcohol researcher, and as a criminal justice instructor, as well as having been a private investigator for 21 years. Under the auspice of the Center for Criminological Inquiry, he currently conducts independent research and provides consulting services.
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