ANALYZING POLICE MISCONDUCT: EXPLORING THE INFLUENCE OF CRIME AND MOTIVE ON JAIL SENTENCES
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Abstract
Police misconduct is a critical concern in maintaining trust and accountability within law enforcement agencies. This study investigates the extent to which the nature of the misconduct, specifically the type of crime committed and the underlying motive, predicts the length of jail sentences for officers convicted of wrongdoing. Drawing on a comprehensive dataset of police misconduct cases, this research employs quantitative analysis to discern patterns and correlations. The findings provide valuable insights into the criminal justice system's response to police misconduct, shedding light on the factors influencing judicial decisions and their implications for deterrence and accountability.
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