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  • ART : 31019 : Not available for external loan
    Mediated forensics and militant evidence : rethinking the camera as weapon
    English
    20230100
    Sage
    human rights monitoring techniques | human rights investigations | killings | urban areas | Chicago (United States) | Saydnaya Military Prison (Syria) | torture centres | prisons | police violence | case studies | data collection methods | documentation techniques | evidence | advocacy strategies | architecture | forensic sciences | video recording | universal | Syrian Arab Republic | United States
    Media culture and society ; vol. 45, no. 1
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    ART : 31322 : Not available for external loan
    Two mayors and 'the midnight crew'
    English
    20220000
    Oxford University
    determinants of torture | politics | police subculture | attitude of police personnel | Chicago (United States) | impunity for torture | racism | Daley, Richard J. | elections | determinants of impunity | local government agents | urban areas | police personnel | Burge, Jon | Daley, Richard M. | policing | police violence | politicians | complicity in torture | United States
    Chicago's reckoning: racism, politics, and the deep history of policing in an American city. - ISBN: 9780197627860
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    ART : 29273 : Not available for external loan
    International law and American criminology : lessons of racist torture and reparations from Geneva to Chicago
    English
    20210300
    Springer
    international human rights law | law education | criminologists' role | international criminal law | international legal instruments | politics | international cooperation | foreign policy | accountability for torture | counterterrorism | policing | criminal investigation for torture | reparations for torture | historical aspects | Chicago (United States) | UN. Committee Against Torture's role | United States | universal
    International criminology ; vol. 1
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    ART : 28170 : Not available for external loan
    ‘The public does not believe the police can police themselves’ : the mayoral administration of Harold Washington and the problem of police impunity
    English
    20200900
    Sage
    accountability for torture | police violence | Chicago (United States) | impunity for torture | urban areas | Washington, Harold | police management | police reform | policing | preventative interventions effectiveness | commission of inquiry | death threats | asphyxia | electric torture | local government | beatings | torture methods | police oversight effectiveness | legal confessions, false | interrogation | criminal investigation | United States
    Journal of urban history ; vol. 46, no. 5
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    ART : 26068 : Not available for external loan
    The making of Richard Zuley : the ignored linkages between the US criminal in/justice system and the international security state
    English
    20200300
    Wiley-Blackwell
    torture patterns | government policy | torturer characteristics | racism | Chicago (United States) | Guantanamo Bay detention camp (United States) | knowledge transfer | war on terror | interrogation | torturers | police personnel | Zuley, Richard (Chicago police detective and US naval reservist, United States) | United States
    American anthropologist ; vol. 122, no. 1
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    ART : 23790 : Not available for external loan
    The effect of a complainant’s race and ethnicity on dispositional outcome in police misconduct cases in Chicago
    English
    20200100
    Sage
    United States | police violence | police abuse | complaint procedures | outcome assessment | race | disciplinary measures | discrimination | bias | policing | Chicago (United States) | urban areas | regression analysis
    Race and justice ; vol. 10, no. 1
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    MON : 2020.008 : Not available for external loan
    The torture letters : reckoning with police violence
    English
    20200000
    University of Chicago
    978-0-226-65009-8
    police violence | Muslims | Blacks | complicity of judges | complicity of prosecutors | government policy | torture patterns | legal confessions | physical restraint techniques | imperialism | warfare | war on terror | attitude to torture | antitorture campaigns | men as victims | rape | asphyxia | electric torture | beatings | torture methods | torture victim characteristics | racism | criminal suspects | criminal investigation | interrogation | torture allegations | Chicago (United States) | urban areas | policing | United States
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    MON : 2023.021 : Not available for external loan
    Beyond the usual beating : the Jon Burge police torture scandal and social movements for police accountability in Chicago
    English
    20200000
    University of Chicago
    978-0-226-70047-2
    accountability for torture | torture victim characteristics | reparations | impunity for torture | racism | criminal investigation | legal confessions | torture effects | torture methods | social movements | antitorture movement | determinants of torture | Chicago (United States) | urban areas | police | police personnel | United States
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    MON : 2019.032 : Not available for external loan
    The torture machine : racism and police violence in Chicago
    English
    20190000
    Haymarket
    9781608468959
    policing | judges | national courts | discourse | legal proceedings | accountability for torture | NGO approaches | torture effects | detainees, male | torture victims, male | cases | torturers | racism | autobiography [publication type] | lawyer's role | torture victims | reparations for torture | civil proceedings | trials | legal confessions | electric torture | police corruption | urban areas | Chicago (United States) | detention | torture methods | torture | criminal investigation | United States
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    ART : 28130 : Not available for external loan
    A thin-slice of institutionalised police brutality : a tradition of excessive force in the Chicago Police Department
    English
    20190000
    Springer
    torture patterns | racism | aggression | radicalisation | anomie | determinants of violence | organisational culture | police subculture | cognitive ability | decision making | attitude of police personnel | impunity | Chicago (United States) | urban areas | police violence | United States
    Criminal law forum: an international journal ; vol. 30, no. 4
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