Police Discipline

Here are two articles by Darrel W. Stephens on police discipline.

Don’t Blame My ‘Broken Windows’ Theory For Poor Policing – POLITICO Magazine

The co-author of an influential approach to police tactics argues it’s been misunderstood.
— Read on www.politico.com/magazine/story/2015/08/broken-windows-theory-poor-policing-ferguson-kelling-121268

Researchers find little evidence for ‘broken windows theory,’ say neighborhood disorder doesn’t cause crime
— Read on www.google.com/amp/s/phys.org/news/2019-05-evidence-broken-windows-theory-neighborhood.amp

This is the latest publication – 2019

In this exclusive bipartisan collection from the Brennan Center, candidates, lawmakers, and activists offer bold ideas on criminal justice reform.
— Read on www.brennancenter.org/publication/ending-mass-incarceration-ideas-todays-leaders

In this remarkable bipartisan collaboration, the country’s most prominent political figures and experts join together to propose ideas to reform our criminal justice system – and end mass incarceration.
— Read on www.brennancenter.org/publication/solutions-american-leaders-speak-out-criminal-justice

George Kelling: A Visionary of Public Order
— Read on www.city-journal.org/george-kelling

George Kelling was celebrated for having helped tame urban crime and blight and his ideas were embraced from Newark, N.J., to Boyle Heights.
— Read on www.latimes.com/local/obituaries/la-me-george-kelling-broken-windows-policing-dead-20190516-story.html

The NYPD’s CompStat at 25 | Manhattan, New York, NY | Local News
— Read on www.westsidespirit.com/local-news/20190514/the-nypds-compstat-at-25/1

This in the 2 latest publications in this series there are articles on policing. One article is by Bill Bratton and the other by George Kelling.

This is an interesting resource for studies about lawyers and criminal justice.

Select the links below to access publications on Bail reform and Court fines.

An organization of over 24000 lawyers dedicated to improving the administration of justice and promoting the study of law.
— Read on www.nycbar.org/

Check out 2 interesting publications below: