...Ming-Li Hsieh; Shun-Yung Kevin Wang; Yuning Wu; Ssu-Hsien Chen Purpose Examining how collectively different types of police–citizen encounters and aspects of media literacy affect procedural justice and trust in police in an Asian context. Design/methodology/approach Using a large sample...

...Sunguook Lee; Dae-Hoon Kwak; Youngjae Yoo Purpose The procedural justice theory of police legitimacy has been examined extensively by previous scholars; yet more expansion of the legitimacy literature is warranted. Specifically, the current study examines the effects of institutional trust...

.... As frontline enforcers of COVID-19 restrictions, police were confronted with these attitudes and behaviours every day. This study examines whether the perceived trustworthiness of police during the pandemic – particularly procedural justice – protected public trust in police and reduced conspiracy theory...

... justice across gender, race and/or ethnicity, military service, education, and experience. Findings There was a largely invariant effect of the mentalities on officer attitudes toward procedural justice, except for officers of color. In this sample, the guardian effect on prioritizing procedural...

...Jacqueline M. Drew; Chantal Chevroulet Purpose The purpose of this research is to empirically test the role of psychological contract breach in explaining the relationship between leadership style and procedural justice, burnout and psychological distress. This study provides important insights...

...Mustafa Demir Purpose This study examined whether officers’ perceptions of the effect of BWCs on procedural justice, police lawfulness, police legitimacy, compliance with police and law, and cooperation with police differed by type of law enforcement agency. Design/methodology/approach...

...Jeffrey T. Ward; J.Z. Bennett; Ajima Olaghere Purpose Recent scholarship calls for identifying conditions in which procedurally just treatment translate to increased police legitimacy. The present study draws on community justice and vitality and procedural justice literature to examine whether...

... the data. In terms of antecedents, procedural justice and bounded authority concerns were correlated with normative and non-normative obligations to obey the police in the expected direction and relative magnitude, findings that held for both the original and expanded scales. Although both normative...

... societies has been largely overlooked. This study aims to explore Southeast Asian immigrants' ATP in Taiwan and how assimilation, discrimination, affirmation, procedural justice, bifocal lenses and contact experiences – viewed simultaneously – impact their perceptions. Design/methodology/approach Using...

...@uab.edu 17 04 2023 19 06 2023 20 06 2023 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2023 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Police Asian Community Ethnicity Bias Procedural justice Race The majority used quantitative methods to gather data (81.3...

...Starr J. Solomon; Brandon Ehlinger Purpose Procedurally just policing positively affects legitimacy regardless of differences in some demographic and neighborhood characteristics. Yet, less is known about how critical citizen views of police influence the effect of procedural justice on legitimacy...

... and Spiesel, 2009 ; Ross and Ward, 1996) with the presumed assurance of an authoritative and nonpartisan understanding of the incident (Sherwin, 2007). Police-civilian encounter Use of deadly force Body-worn camera footage Procedural justice The most noteworthy contemporary public scrutiny...

... between procedural justice and the duty to obey authorities' enforcement of COVID-19 restrictions. Originality/value Findings reveal new evidence about the bounded-authority framework and the public's duty to obey authorities, with implications for the COVID-19 context and beyond. Few studies...

...Sung Lee; Jina Lee Purpose The study aims to examine whether a baseline trait-level characteristic, in this case propensity to trust, impacts peoples' perception of procedural justice, police legitimacy, trustworthiness, obligation to obey and cooperation. Design/methodology/approach Using...

...Ryan Sandrin; Rylan Simpson Purpose The COVID-19 pandemic has presented many challenges for contemporary police. The present research examines public assessments of police responsibility and performance during the pandemic using a procedural justice paradigm. Design/methodology/approach...

... (sergeants) and by those who perceived a lack of procedural justice at the agency level. Highly educated managers were significantly less likely to report burnout and turnover intent. Research limitations/implications Since this analysis is based on a relatively small convenience sample of police...

... the relationship between Muslims' perceived police bias and trust, and how procedural justice may shape this relationship. Design/methodology/approach The authors collected survey data from 398 Muslims in Sydney, Australia, as part of a larger study on immigrants' views of police. Participants were surveyed...

... re-use rights only Expressive model Instrumental model Trust in police Black-Americans Procedural justice Distributive justice Street participatory action research (Street PAR) Understanding public attitudes toward police remains one of the critical approaches to strengthening police...

... Police legitimacy Chinese police Procedural justice Willingness to help the police A few studies have specifically shown a linkage between neighborhood contexts, police legitimacy (Gau et al., 2012 ; Nix et al., 2015) and willingness to cooperate with the police (Kochel, 2018...

...Mengyan Dai; Xiaochen Hu; Lindsey Thomas; Robert Kenter Purpose This study examines the short- and long-term changes in officers' attitudes toward four elements of procedural justice (i.e. trustworthiness, respect, neutrality and voice) after a department-wide procedural justice training program...