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Criminal Law & Criminal Justice
Vol. 50, Issue 3, 2022November 13, 2022 EDT

A Blueprint for Municipal Police Reform

Christina Hambleton, J.D., Capital University Law School, M.Phil., Cambridge University, B.A., Dennison University,
policereformmunicipalspendingdiscriminationpolice brutalitystate legislatures
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Capital University Law Review
Christina Hambleton, A Blueprint for Municipal Police Reform, 50 Capital University Law Review 264 (2022).

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