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This Ethnographic Study, Which Includes Participant Observation Research And In-depth Interviews With Police Officers In A Major California City And A Large East Coast City, Explores How Police Officers Use Their Discretionary Time On The Job--and The Consequences. Providing Highly Textured Insights Into Police Discretion, The Authors Show That America's Tough On Crime Approach To Justice Has Too Often Proved To Be A Smoke Screen For Controlling People Deemed Undesirable, Rather Than A Genuinely Effective Strategy For Reducing Crime.
- Author
- Lori Beth Way, Ryan Patten
- Publisher
- Northeastern University Press; Northeastern
- Published
- 2013
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781555538125
- Subjects
- Social Science, Social_sciences
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