Police accountability programs and officer misconduct: The (lack of a) moderating effect by officers’ gender and race for body-worn cameras and an early intervention system.

Kayla Freemon

Police accountability programs and officer misconduct: The (lack of a) moderating effect by officers’ gender and race for body-worn cameras and an early intervention system.

Kayla Freemon

Research output: Contribution to conference › Presentation › peer-review

Original language	American English
State	Published - 2024
Event	Police accountability programs and officer misconduct: The (lack of a) moderating effect by officers’ gender and race for body-worn cameras and an early intervention system. : Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting - Chicago, United States Duration: Mar 1 2024 → …

Conference

Conference	Police accountability programs and officer misconduct: The (lack of a) moderating effect by officers’ gender and race for body-worn cameras and an early intervention system.
Country/Territory	United States
City	Chicago
Period	3/1/24 → …

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Freemon, K. (2024). Police accountability programs and officer misconduct: The (lack of a) moderating effect by officers’ gender and race for body-worn cameras and an early intervention system.. Police accountability programs and officer misconduct: The (lack of a) moderating effect by officers’ gender and race for body-worn cameras and an early intervention system.

, Chicago, Illinois, United States.

Police accountability programs and officer misconduct: The (lack of a) moderating effect by officers’ gender and race for body-worn cameras and an early intervention system. / Freemon, Kayla.
2024. Police accountability programs and officer misconduct: The (lack of a) moderating effect by officers’ gender and race for body-worn cameras and an early intervention system.

, Chicago, Illinois, United States.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Presentation › peer-review

Freemon, K 2024, 'Police accountability programs and officer misconduct: The (lack of a) moderating effect by officers’ gender and race for body-worn cameras and an early intervention system.', Police accountability programs and officer misconduct: The (lack of a) moderating effect by officers’ gender and race for body-worn cameras and an early intervention system.

, Chicago, United States, 3/1/24.

Freemon K. Police accountability programs and officer misconduct: The (lack of a) moderating effect by officers’ gender and race for body-worn cameras and an early intervention system.. 2024. Police accountability programs and officer misconduct: The (lack of a) moderating effect by officers’ gender and race for body-worn cameras and an early intervention system.

, Chicago, Illinois, United States.

Freemon, Kayla. / Police accountability programs and officer misconduct: The (lack of a) moderating effect by officers’ gender and race for body-worn cameras and an early intervention system. Police accountability programs and officer misconduct: The (lack of a) moderating effect by officers’ gender and race for body-worn cameras and an early intervention system.

, Chicago, Illinois, United States.

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