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    Cops in the Courts I: Police Misconduct Litigation

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    Harmon, Sasha
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.13051/17897
    Abstract
    Police brutality and police harassment are crimes. Ironically, they are probably prompted or encouraged by a widespread public concern with "law and order," with stopping "crime in the streets." Much of police misconduct may stem from a desire by police to Jive up to their own and the public's image of them as tough crime stoppers; they may act overzealously to detect and apprehend wrongdoers.
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