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Matthew M. Morgan & Angela Higginson. (2023) Police and procedural justice: perceptions of young people with mental illness. Policing and Society 33:7, pages 841-860.
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Yue Yuan, Claudio Vera Sanchez & Clarissa Punla. (2022) Procedural justice, neighbourhood context, and domestic violence reporting intention among subgroups of immigrants. Policing and Society 32:10, pages 1180-1192.
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Md Jahirul Islam & Paul Mazerolle. (2022) Nexus between police attitudes and responses to domestic and family violence in Australia: does training matter?. Policing and Society 32:10, pages 1226-1241.
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Michelle N. Eliasson. (2022) A Qualitative Examination of Swedish Police Officers’ Perceptions of Victim Culpability. Victims & Offenders 0:0, pages 1-19.
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Beth M. Huebner, Theodore S. Lentz & Joseph A. Schafer. (2022) Heard Shots – Call the Police? An Examination of Citizen Responses To Gunfire. Justice Quarterly 39:4, pages 673-696.
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Fei Luo, Marcus Tyler Carey & Yudu Li. (2021) Trust in police: an exploratory study among Hispanic college students. Police Practice and Research 22:7, pages 1679-1693.
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Justin Nix, Tara N. Richards, Gillian M. Pinchevsky & Emily M. Wright. (2021) Are Domestic Incidents Really More Dangerous to Police? Findings from the 2016 National Incident Based Reporting System. Justice Quarterly 38:7, pages 1405-1427.
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Susann Wiedlitzka. (2021) Risk Factors for Victimization and the Impact of Victim Status on Perceptions of Police Legitimacy in Australia. Victims & Offenders 16:5, pages 664-685.
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Shannon B. Harper, Angela R. Gover & Isabella K. Mages. (2021) Interactions between law enforcement and women of color at high-risk of lethal intimate partner violence: An application of interpersonal justice theory. Criminal Justice Studies 34:3, pages 268-288.
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Scott M. Mourtgos, Ian T. Adams, Justin Nix & Tara Richards. (2021) Mandatory Sexual Assault Kit Testing Policies and Arrest Trends: A Natural Experiment. Justice Evaluation Journal 4:1, pages 145-162.
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Kristina Murphy, Natasha S. Madon & Adrian Cherney. (2020) Reporting threats of terrorism: stigmatisation, procedural justice and policing Muslims in Australia. Policing and Society 30:4, pages 361-377.
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Kristina Murphy, Adrian Cherney & Marcus Teston. (2019) Promoting Muslims’ Willingness to Report Terror Threats to Police: Testing Competing Theories of Procedural Justice. Justice Quarterly 36:4, pages 594-619.
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Gail Mason & Rachael Stanic. (2019) Reporting and recording bias crime in New South Wales. Current Issues in Criminal Justice 31:2, pages 164-180.
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