Vital City | The Titanium Law of Evaluation

This article speaks to what is evidence that a policy works.

The director of the National Institute of Justice issues a wake-up call to researchers: Context and implementation matter mightily in assessing research results.
— Read on www.vitalcitynyc.org/articles/the-titanium-law-of-evaluation

CAUSE, EFFECT, AND THE STRUCTURE OF THE SOCIAL WORLD

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In recent years, more researchers have dug into the extent of fatal police shootings. But what about the survivors?
— Read on undark.org/2024/06/19/nonfatal-police-shootings-data-left-behind/

Authorities use the term to describe the condition of some people who die. But some medical organizations say it’s useless or racist pseudoscience.
— Read on www.themarshallproject.org/2024/06/15/police-custody-excited-delirium-meaning

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Excellent podcast- discussing Broken Windows Policing.

Rafael A. Mangual joins Brian C. Anderson to discuss barriers to enacting effective crime-fighting policies.
— Read on www.city-journal.org/multimedia/policing-and-the-social-order

2 reports available at the bottom of the webpage.

Part 1- What Can Be Done To Improve Police- Community Relations In Baltimore? Exploring the experiences and perspectives of Black residents

Part 2- Improving Baltimore Police Relations With the City’s Black Community: Alternate response to non-criminal emergency calls for service

Police-Community Relations in Baltimore – The Abell Foundation
— Read on abell.org/publication/police-community-relations-in-baltimore/

“Regardless of where you are in the city and the makeup of drivers on the road, Black drivers are always a higher proportion of those that are stopped,” the study’s lead author said.
— Read on blockclubchicago.org/2024/06/10/black-drivers-in-chicago-more-likely-to-be-stopped-by-police-than-ticketed-by-camera-study-finds/