Results Table 1 provides an overview of the 56 studies and 88 samples used in the present
meta-analysis. Pooling the 200 non-redundant effect sizes from this meta-analysis with a …

This article reviews the international evidence on the potential nature, sources, and
consequences of police and legal legitimacy. In brief, I find that procedural justice is the …

Procedural justice theory increasingly guides policing reforms in the United States and
abroad. Yet the primary sources of perceived police procedural justice are still unclear …

Despite considerable evidence that police legitimacy results in beneficial outcomes like
compliance, cooperation, and empowerment, scholars have yet to agree on how to define …

The development of police legitimacy evaluations is a core component of the legal
socialization process. Research has identified many factors that impact peoples' perceptions …

Police rely on citizens to report crime and victimization. Yet for many people low levels of
trust in police and concerns about unjust police treatment impact their willingness to engage …

The heightened threat of terrorism in the West has resulted in more power being granted to
police. However, new anti-terror laws and heavy-handed policing practices can stigmatize …

We explored how highly educated and middle-class Kenyan female immigrants perceive
their encounters with the police in the United States, including the decision to access the …

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) …

“Procedural justice”(PJ) has traditionally been thought of as an intragroup model,
characterizing interpersonal interactions between police officers and specific individuals …