Articles

1. Can Social Media Reach Isolated Domestic Abuse Victims? Evidence from a Randomized Control Trial During the Covid-19 Lockdown

   • Jeffrey Grogger
   • Ria Ivandić
   • Tom Kirchmaier

   Research Open access 15 April 2024 Article: 5

   

2. Forecasting for Police Officer Safety: A Demonstration of Concept

   • Brittany Cunningham
   • James Coldren
   • Vincent Bauer

   Research Open access 05 March 2024 Article: 4

   

3. Discovering a Predictive Mechanism to Identify Risk and Harm in Extra-Familial Child Exploitation: Time to Reconsider the Multi-agency Child Exploitation (MACE) Response?

   • Alisa V. Wilson
   • Katrin Mueller-Johnson

   Research Open access 02 March 2024 Article: 3

   

4. Anthony V. Bouza and the Founding of Evidence-Based Policing

   • Lawrence W. Sherman

   Scientific Communication Open access 04 January 2024 Article: 2

5. Racial Inequality in Firearm Homicide Victimization—but not Other Types of US Violence

   • Alex R. Piquero

   Scientific Communication Open access 20 December 2023 Article: 1

   

6. Examining the Impact of Dedicated Missing Person Teams on the Multiagency Response to Missing Children

   • Sara Waring
   • Adrianna Fusco-Maguire
   • Paige Monaghan

   Research Open access 06 December 2023 Article: 5

7. Consistency of Supervisory Interpretations of Stop-Search Justification in London: A Vignette Assessment Analysis

   • Andy Brittain
   • Christopher Sims
   • Heather Strang

   Research Open access 04 August 2023 Article: 4

   

8. Using a Randomised Controlled Trial to Test the Effectiveness of a Simplified Notice of Police Bail

   • Alex Gyani
   • Nathan Chappell
   • Simon Williams

   Original Paper Open access 24 July 2023 Article: 3

   

9. Warriors and Vigilantes as Police Officers: Evidence from a Field Experiment with Body Cameras in Rio de Janeiro

   • Beatriz Magaloni
   • Vanessa Melo
   • Gustavo Robles

   Research Open access 30 May 2023 Article: 2

   

10. Comparing Probability of Police Officer Dismissals in London Between Misconduct Hearings Chaired by Chief Officers and Legally Qualified Chairs

    • Lawrence W. Sherman
    • Carmen Villa-Llera
    • Michele Roner

    Scientific Communication Open access 28 March 2023 Article: 1

    

11. Does Chemical Property Marking Deter Burglary? Results from a New Danish Experiment

    • Britta Kyvsgaard
    • Malthe Øland Ribe
    • David W. M. Sorensen

    Research Article 19 December 2022 Pages: 226 - 239

12. The Fall and Rise of Racial Inequality in London Homicides: a Challenge for Policing by Consent

    • Sumit Kumar
    • Lawrence W. Sherman
    • Heather Strang

    Scientific Communication Open access 07 December 2022 Pages: 202 - 225

    

13. Tracking Procedural Justice in Processing Detainees: Coding Evidence from CCTV Cameras in Three Police Custody Suites

    • Catherine Susan Firman
    • Justice Tankebe

    Research Article Open access 07 September 2022 Pages: 162 - 179

    

14. FAST Policing by Telephone: a Randomised Controlled Trial

    • Stacey Rothwell
    • Kent McFadzien
    • Alan Pughsley

    Research Article Open access 06 September 2022 Pages: 180 - 201

    

15. “Just Right” Policing: a Job for Science

    • Lawrence W. Sherman

    Scientific Communication Open access 22 August 2022 Pages: 134 - 139

16. Policing “Landscapes” for the Rule of Law and Public Protection: the State of Evidence on Organisational Policies, Structures, and Human Resources

    • Peter Neyroud

    Scientific Communication Open access 17 August 2022 Pages: 140 - 161

17. Twenty-One Mental Models That Can Change Policing: a Framework for Using Data and Research for Overcoming Bias by Rene J. Mitchell

    • Thomas Abt

    Book Review 17 August 2022 Pages: 83 - 86

18. How Concentrated Are Police on Crime? a Spatiotemporal Analysis of the Concentration of Police Presence and Crime

    • Philipp M. Dau
    • Maite Dewinter
    • Christophe Vandeviver

    Research Article 05 August 2022 Pages: 109 - 133

    

19. Police Uses of Force in the USA: a Wealth of Theories and a Lack of Evidence

    • Kyle McLean
    • Seth W. Stoughton
    • Geoffrey P. Alpert

    Scientific Communication 01 August 2022 Pages: 87 - 108

20. Maintaining Confidence in Police Use of Force in Western Liberal Democracies

    • Neil Basu

    Scientific Communication Open access 13 July 2022 Pages: 69 - 82

    

21. Rapid Video Responses (RVR) vs. Face-to-Face Responses by Police Officers to Domestic Abuse Victims: a Randomised Controlled Trial

    • Stacey Rothwell
    • Kent McFadzien
    • Alan Pughsley

    Research Article Open access 31 May 2022 Pages: 1 - 24

    

22. Evidence-Based Policing Is Here to Stay: Innovative Research, Meaningful Practice, and Global Reach

    • Eric L. Piza
    • Brandon C. Welsh

    Scientific Communication 24 May 2022 Pages: 42 - 53

23. “Test-As-You-Go” for Hot Spots Policing: Continuous Impact Assessment with Repeat Crossover Designs

    • Lawrence W. Sherman

    Scientific Communication Open access 13 May 2022 Pages: 25 - 41

    

24. Tracking Repeat Victimisation After Domestic Abuse Cases Are Heard With and Without Independent Domestic Violence Advisors (IDVAs) in an English Magistrate’s Court

    • John Ross
    • Jaqueline Sebire
    • Heather Strang

    OriginalPaper Open access 01 February 2022 Pages: 54 - 68

    

25. Reducing Missed Appointments for Probation and Parole Supervision: a Randomized Experiment with Text Message Reminders

    • Charise Hastings
    • Chris Thomas
    • Steve Payne

    Research Article Open access 01 December 2021 Pages: 170 - 183

    

26. Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Among Prolific Young Robbery Offenders in London: Targeting Treatment for Desistance?

    • Lorraine Hilder
    • Heather Strang
    • Sumit Kumar

    Research Article Open access 29 November 2021 Pages: 156 - 169

    

27. Docs and Cops: Origins and Ongoing Challenges of Evidence-Based Policing

    • Michael L. Millenson

    Scientific Communication 06 October 2021 Pages: 146 - 155

    

28. Learning Lessons from Countering Terrorism: the UK Experience 2017–2020

    • Neil Basu

    Scientific Communication 16 September 2021 Pages: 134 - 145

29. Effects of One-a-Day Foot Patrols on Hot Spots of Serious Violence and Crime Harm: a Randomised Crossover Trial

    • Lewis Basford
    • Chris Sims
    • Heather Strang

    Research Article Open access 06 September 2021 Pages: 119 - 133

    

30. Fifteen Minutes per Day Keeps the Violence Away: a Crossover Randomised Controlled Trial on the Impact of Foot Patrols on Serious Violence in Large Hot Spot Areas

    • Matthew Bland
    • Michelle Leggetter
    • Jacqueline Sebire

    Research Article Open access 17 August 2021 Pages: 93 - 118

    

31. Equal Protection by Race with Stop and Frisk: a Risk-Adjusted Disparity (RAD) Index for Balanced Policing

    • Lawrence W. Sherman
    • Sumit Kumar

    Scientific Communication Open access 06 July 2021 Pages: 1 - 19

    

32. Tracking Violent Crime with Ambulance Data: How Much Crime Goes Uncounted?

    • Alex Sutherland
    • Lucy Strang
    • Heather Strang

    Research Article Open access 23 April 2021 Pages: 20 - 39

    

33. Do Effects of Arrest on Recidivism Vary by Neighborhood? A Contextual Analysis of the Milwaukee Domestic Violence Experiment

    • Liz Marie Marciniak

    OriginalPaper 23 March 2021 Pages: 40 - 66

    

34. Correction to: Highest Harm Crime “Recruiters” in a London Borough: a Case of Moving Targets

    • Benedict Linton
    • Barak Ariel

    Correction 15 March 2021 Pages: 91 - 91

35. Comment on Kärrholm et al. “Designing the Swedish Crime Harm Index: an Evidence-Based Strategy”

    • Jerzy Sarnecki

    Scientific Communication Open access 15 March 2021 Pages: 76 - 90

    

36. Talking to Strangers: What We Should Know About the People We Don’t Know

    • David Weisburd

    Book Review 07 January 2021 Pages: 67 - 75

37. COVID Lockdowns, Social Distancing, and Fatal Car Crashes: More Deaths on Hobbesian Highways?

    • Marshall W. Meyer

    OriginalPaper Open access 21 December 2020 Pages: 238 - 259

    

38. Random Assignment with a Smile: How to Love “TheRandomiser”

    • Benedict Linton
    • Barak Ariel

    Research Article Open access 14 December 2020 Pages: 233 - 237

39. Highest Harm Crime “Recruiters” in a London Borough: a Case of Moving Targets

    • Benedict Linton
    • Barak Ariel

    Research Article Open access 10 December 2020 Pages: 260 - 273

    

40. Victim-Offender Overlap in Violent Crime: Targeting Crime Harm in a Canadian Suburb

    • Natalie Hiltz
    • Matthew Bland
    • Geoffrey C. Barnes

    Research Article Open access 19 November 2020 Pages: 114 - 124

    

41. Racial Disparities in Homicide Victimisation Rates: How to Improve Transparency by the Office of National Statistics in England and Wales

    • Sumit Kumar
    • Lawrence W. Sherman
    • Heather Strang

    Research Note Open access 10 November 2020 Pages: 178 - 186

    

42. Predicting Violence in Merseyside: a Network-Based Approach Using No Demographic Information

    • Paolo Campana
    • Andrea Giovannetti

    OriginalPaper Open access 06 November 2020 Pages: 89 - 102

    

43. Targeting Fatal Traffic Collision Risk from Prior Non-Fatal Collisions in Toronto

    • Zeljko Bavcevic
    • Vincent Harinam

    OriginalPaper Open access 02 November 2020 Pages: 187 - 201

    

44. Targeting Missing Persons Most Likely to Come to Harm Among 92,681 Cases Reported to Devon and Cornwall Police

    • Ryan Doyle
    • Geoffrey C. Barnes

    Research Article Open access 21 October 2020 Pages: 160 - 177

    

45. The Evidence-Based Investigative Tool (EBIT): a Legitimacy-Conscious Statistical Triage Process for High-Volume Crimes

    • Kent McFadzien
    • Alan Pughsley
    • John M. Phillips

    Research Article Open access 08 September 2020 Pages: 218 - 232

    

46. Detecting Modern Slavery on Cannabis Farms: The Challenges of Evidence

    • Adam Ramiz
    • Paul Rock
    • Heather Strang

    OriginalPaper Open access 28 August 2020 Pages: 202 - 217

47. A Police Partnership Targeting Truancy: Study Protocol for a Cluster Randomised Controlled Trial

    • Lorraine Mazerolle
    • Sarah Bennett
    • Stephanie M. Cardwell

    Scientific Communication Open access 24 August 2020 Pages: 134 - 159

    

48. Targeting Knife-Enabled Homicides for Preventive Policing: A Stratified Resource Allocation Model

    • Vincent Harinam
    • Lawrence W. Sherman

    Scientific Communication Open access 19 August 2020 Pages: 125 - 133

    

49. Tracking Police Arrests of Intimate Partner Domestic Abuse Suspects in London: a Situational Factors Analysis

    • Owain Richards
    • Vincent Harinam

    OriginalPaper Open access 18 August 2020 Pages: 103 - 113

    

50. Targeting American Policing: Rogue Cops or Rogue Cultures?

    • Lawrence W. Sherman

    Editorial 27 June 2020 Pages: 77 - 88