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The Rule of Law in a Free Society: Prospects for Law Enforcement
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The Rule of Law in a Free Society: Prospects for Law Enforcement
The Myths of Racial Profiling
Heather Mac Donald, John M. Olin fellow, Manhattan Institute
The Realities of Racial Profiling: The Impact on Crime, Police Legitimacy, and Community Relations
Delores Jones-Brown,
Director of Race, Crime, and Justice Center, John Jay College
View from the Beat: How can Law Enforcement Support Community Policing?
George Kelling, Professor of School of Criminal Justice, Rutgers University
and Senior Fellow, Manhattan Institute
The Dynamics of Effective Policing: Legitimizing What Works
Jose Cordero, Director of Gangs, Guns, and Violent Crime, New Jersey |
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Dec 3 2009 |
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12:00 PM - 5:15 PM |
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John Jay College on Criminal Justice
Haaren Hall, 6th Floor, Room 630-T
899 10th Avenue
(Between 58th & 59th Streets)
New York City, NY |
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The Intercollegiate Studies Institute in co-sponsorship with John Jay College of Criminal Justice and The Manhattan Institute, is hosting an educational conference on "The Rule of Law in Free Society: The Prospects for Law Enforcement." This conference will address concerns about the way media attention and public scrutiny, as well as policies and procedures, have a direct bearing upon the application of arrest powers and the use of force by police officers.
For directions, click here. |
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For more information and to register, click here. |
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