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Candidate Number: Pol 1518. Ian Thompson. Fitzwilliam College. Supervisor: Dr Barak Ariel. THE IMPACT OF PROCEDURAL JUSTICE TRAINING ON FIRST YEAR. CONSTABLES’ INTERACTIONS WITH CITIZENS: A RANDOMIZED. CONTROLLED TRIAL. Submitted in part

strong emotions, the press of time and habit.” (Mastrofski et al 1996, p.272).

1. Candidate Number: POL1409 – Deborah Platz (supervisor: Dr Heather Strang). Thesis. M.St. in Applied Criminology and Police Management. Year 2. The impact of a value education programme in a police recruit training academy: a. randomised

Candidate Number: POL121. John D Parkinson OBE. Fitzwilliam College, University of Cambridge. Supervisor: Professor Lawrence W Sherman. Managing Police Performance in England and Wales:. Intended and Unintended Consequences. Submitted in part

1. Candidate number: Pol-1521. John Hallworth. Selwyn College. Supervisor: Dr Caroline Angel. ‘County Lines’: An exploratory analysis of migrating drug gang offenders in. North Essex. Submitted in part fulfilment of the requirements for the

Pol-1503. Anthony Jones. Wolfson College. Supervisor: Dr Timothy Coupe. Tracking investigative outcomes of sexual offences in British Transport Police. by the medium of reporting. Submitted in part fulfillment of the requirements for the Master’s

Candidate Number: POL0000. 1. Candidate Number: POL0000 XXXXXX. Wolfson College Supervisor: Dr Layla Skinns. Procedural Justice and Police Legitimacy: An examination of the process-based. model in understanding what influences suspect perceptions.

work was a, “seminal event in the emergence of the social psychology of procedural.