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NTIS 바로가기Journal of criminal justice, v.48, 2017년, pp.9 - 20
Pickett, J.T. , Ryon, S.B.
Purpose: We explore criminal justice workers' (CJW) support for due process reforms in policing. We build on and integrate four related literatures-scholarship analyzing 1) process-based regulation, 2) the generality of procedural justice, 3) the bilateral and dialogical nature of legitimacy, and 4)...
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