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245 00 Policing in 2020 /|c[compiled by Grey House Publishing]. 
264  1 Amenia, New York :|bGrey House Publishing,|c2021. 
300    xiii, 217 pages :|billustrations ;|c25 cm. 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
490 1  The reference shelf / H.W. Wilson, a Division of EBSCO 
       Information Services, Inc. ;|vvolume 93, number 1 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 00 |g1.|tPolice force --|tUnderstanding police brutality --
       |tThe long, painful history of police brutality in the 
       U.S. /|rKatie Nodjimbadem --|tWhat the police really 
       believe /|rZack Beauchamp --|tGeorge Floyd and the history
       of police brutality in America /|rKadijatou Diallo and 
       John Shattuck --|t10 things we know about race and 
       policing in the U.S. /|rDrew DeSilver, Michael Lipka, and 
       Dalia Fahmy  --|tWhy statistics don't capture the full 
       extent of the systemic bias in policing /|rLaura Bronner -
       -|g2.|tPolicing in place --|tCommunity policing and the 
       role of police --|tPolling finds a divide in how Americans
       view police and protestors /|rTimothy Rich, et al. --|tThe
       negative consequences of entangling local policing and 
       immigration enforcement /|rDanyelle Solomon, Tom Jawetz, 
       and Sanam Malik --|tHas ICE found a way to get around 
       sanctuary policies? /|rJack Herrera --|tCalls for reform 
       bring renewed focus to community policing, but does it 
       work? /|rCandice Norwood --|g3.|tPlague policing --
       |tPolicing in the age of COVID-19 --|tPolicing during the 
       coronavirus pandemic /|rEd Chung, Betsy Pearl, and Lea 
       Hunter --|tExplainer: why police will be crucial players 
       in the battle against coronavirus /|rTerry Goldsworthy and
       Robyn Lincoln --|tDo we really need the COVID-19 police? /
       |rMarc Siegel --|tU.S. policing after wave one of COVID-19
       /|rVanda Felbab-Brown --|tCOVID-19 curbs community 
       policing at a time of diminishing trust /|rDavid 
       Montgomery --|g4.|tTraining days --|tPolice education and 
       policy --|tPolice reformers push for de-escalation 
       training, but the jury is out on its effectiveness /|rErin
       Schumaker --|tPrivate company moves to profit from New 
       York's police reforms /|rAlice Speri --|tPolice reforms 
       stall around the country, despite new wave of activism /
       |rNolan D. McCaskill --|tCould "insight policing" have 
       saved Sandra Bland, Freddie Gray and others? /|rMegan 
       Price --|g5.|tSteps toward reform --|tSolving problems for
       a better policing system --|tPerfect storm: defund the 
       police, COVID-19 lead to biggest police budget cuts in 
       decade /|rKevin Johnson and Kristine Phillips --|tLos 
       Angeles cuts LAPD spending, taking police staffing to its 
       lowest level in 12 years /|rDavid Zahniser, Dakota Smith, 
       Emily Alpert Reyes --|tWhat exactly does it mean to defund
       the police? /|rAmanda Arnold --|tThe defunding debate /
       |rJack Herrera --|g6.|tPolicing the digital citizen --
       |tTechnology in policing --|tThe Microsoft police state: 
       mass surveillance, facial recognition, and the azure cloud
       /|rMichael Kwet --|tCops in Miami, NYC arrest protesters 
       from facial recognition matches /|rKate Cox --|tPolice are
       using facial recognition for minor crimes because they can
       /|rAlfred Ng --|tBody cameras are seen as key to police 
       reform: but do they increase accountability? /|rCandice 
       Norwood --|tBody cameras may not be the easy answer 
       everyone was looking for /|rLindsey Van Ness --|tAmazon's 
       doorbell camera Ring is working with police--and 
       controlling what they say /|rKari Paul --|tHow to reform 
       police monitoring of social media /|rRachel Levinson-
       Waldman and Angel Diaz. 
520    This volume of The Reference Shelf looks at the challenges
       facing police, from funding and staffing shortages to the 
       influence of political polarization. The changing public 
       perception of police and calls for reform are also 
       examined. The controversial "Defund the Police" and "Black
       Lives Matter" protests against police brutality are 
       covered, while other articles explore policing and 
       immigration enforcement, mental health and de-escalation 
       training, and law enforcement during civil rights 
       protests. Also explored are the ways in which the onset of
       COVID-19 has changed policing and how these changes might 
       impact the future of policing after the pandemic. --
       |cProvided by publisher. 
650  0 Police|zUnited States|vSources. 
650  0 Police brutality|zUnited States|vSources. 
650  0 Police|zUnited States|xFinance|vSources. 
650  0 Police|zUnited States|xPublic opinion|vSources. 
650  7 Police.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01068398 
650  7 Police brutality.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01068571 
650  7 Police|xFinance.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01068445 
650  7 Police|xPublic opinion.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01068496 
651  7 United States.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01204155 
655  7 Reference works.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01919963 
655  7 Sources.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01423900 
655  7 Reference works.|2lcgft 
710 2  Grey House Publishing, Inc.,|ecompiler. 
830  0 Reference shelf ;|vv. 93, no. 1. 
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