Crime and Punishment: Stereotypes and Uncertainty in the Justice System

Crime and Punishment: Stereotypes and Uncertainty in the Justice System

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Crime and Punishment: Stereotypes and Uncertainty in the Justice System

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  1. 1 Shadows of Doubt
  2. 2 Interactions
  3. 3 Stereotypes
  4. 4 The riddle
  5. 5 Why do we stereotype
  6. 6 The nature of prejudice
  7. 7 Stereotypes of criminality
  8. 8 Mississippi felony disenfranchisement
  9. 9 The language of fear
  10. 10 Preemption
  11. 11 The Burglar Paradox
  12. 12 Selfdefense is ambiguous
  13. 13 Fearfulness and impunity
  14. 14 Washington Post study
  15. 15 Larry Nasser
  16. 16 Anita Hills
  17. 17 Police Stops
  18. 18 Stops and Searches
  19. 19 Hit Rate Test
  20. 20 Ferguson Police Department
  21. 21 The Impact of Stops
  22. 22 Lethal Force
  23. 23 Officers Killed
  24. 24 The Federal Standard
  25. 25 The Guardian
  26. 26 The Fear Hypothesis
  27. 27 Peter Moskos
  28. 28 Contact
  29. 29 Logical Objection

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