Objectives Test the asymmetry thesis of police-citizen contact that police trustworthiness and
legitimacy are affected more by negative than by positive experiences of interactions with …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to understand the reporting intentions of traditional and
cybercrime victimization, and the role of procedural justice in explaining sources of variation …

Individuals enter police encounters with expectations about how these interactions will
unfold. These expectations are often rooted in racialized personal, vicarious, and collective …

Objective The process-based model, which emphasizes enhancing procedural justice and
police legitimacy, is regarded as a key approach to fostering community members' …

Victims' willingness to report crime and their opinions about the police are important
indicators of police performance, police legitimacy, and trust in the justice system. This study …

Police must rely on the public's cooperation; however, youths' views of police are historically
low. To understand the dynamics of these intergroup relations, this study integrates two …

We implement cluster randomization to test the impact of procedurally just and unjust police
behavior during a hypothetical traffic stop (versus procedurally neutral behavior), in addition …

Using survey data from a large national sample of US residents, this study examines how
and why individuals' race/ethnicity and perceived area crime risk influence their willingness …

This paper explores two models of preference-formation of trust in the police in Latin
America and the Caribbean: An institutional model that highlights the role of broad …

Public perceptions of police legitimacy and effectiveness have been challenged by recent
high-profile use of fatal force incidents by the police. Prior scholarship suggests that that …