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The effect of a videotaped arrest on public perceptions of police use of force · E. JefferisR. KaminskiS. HolmesD. Hanley. Sociology, Political Science. 1997.

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and Hanley, D.E. (1997) The effect of a videotaped arrest on public perceptions of police use-of-force. Journal of Criminal. Justice 255:381–395. Jervis, R ...

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