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Few quantitative studies have tested Anderson's (1999) suggestion that reliance on codes of violence and mistrust in the police reduce the likelihood of cooperating with the police after being victimized.… Click to show full abstract
Few quantitative studies have tested Anderson's (1999) suggestion that reliance on codes of violence and mistrust in the police reduce the likelihood of cooperating with the police after being victimized. We examine whether perceived codes of violence, perceived police effectiveness, and perceived procedural injustice influence the decision to report crime to the police. We also examine whether these relationships interact with individual or situational characteristics.
Keywords:
police;
code street;
procedural injustice;
codes violence
Journal Title: Journal of Criminal Justice
Year Published: 2019
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Journal Title: Journal of Criminal Justice
Year Published: 2019
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