Organizational imbalance of welfare and justice : a commentary on Candilis and Neal

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	On the road to silent guns: examining the regional regulation of states’ use of force during counterterrorism policing in Africa
	English
	20231223
	Oxford University Press
	Fenemigho, Alero I.
	police violence prevention \| accountability \| policing effects \| counterterrorism strategies \| determinants of violence \| regional human rights protection system's role \| international legal instruments effectiveness \| weapons \| developing countries \| international human rights law \| international humanitarian law \| UN. Code of Conduct for Law Enforcement Officials (1979) \| UN. Basic Principles on the Use of Force and Firearms by Law Enforcement Officials (1990) \| OAU. Convention on the Prevention and Combating of Terrorism (1999) \| terrorism definition \| OAU. African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights \| standards \| Africa
	Human rights law review ; doi: 10.1093/hrlr/ngad040

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	What is 'prison culture'? Developing a theoretical and methodological foundation for understanding cultural schema in prison
	English
	20230800
	Wiley-Blackwell
	Young, Jacob T.N. \| Meyers, Travis J. \| Morse, Stephanie J.
	universal \| United States \| prison subculture \| prisoners, male \| prisoner subculture definition \| race \| social control, informal \| code of conduct \| culture \| prisons \| prisoner-personnel relations \| interpersonal relations \| social identification \| group processes \| power \| social hierarchies \| prison governance \| self-control \| social interaction
	Criminology ; vol. 61, no. 3

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	Denying due process while promoting democracy : the Iraqi detention story
	English
	20210300
	Cambridge University Press
	Brugnoli, L. Amber
	foreign occupations \| jurisdiction \| accountability \| war crimes \| lawyer's role \| military personnel \| military police personnel \| military judicial personnel \| detainee rights \| professional ethics \| moral dilemmas \| postconflict reconstruction \| postconflict situations \| arbitrary arrest and detention \| national legal instruments \| code of conduct \| prosecution \| international criminal law \| trial procedure \| interrogation \| communication with family members \| professional role \| United States \| Iraq
	Israel law review ; vol. 54, no. 1

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	Democratic policing : a conceptual framework
	English
	20210000
	University of Western Cape
	Muntingh, Lukas \| Faull, Andrew \| Redpath, Jean \| Petersen, Kristen
	South Africa \| universal \| policing \| political systems \| democracy \| accountability \| rule of law \| contextual analysis \| theoretical models \| legitimacy \| trust \| police performance \| evidence-based practice \| rights-based approach \| transparency principle \| policing effectiveness \| police reform \| human rights \| code of conduct \| empathy \| attitude of police personnel \| violence victims \| domestic violence victims, female \| rape victims, female \| blame \| detention \| prisoner treatment \| obedience \| police violence \| police records \| occupational stress
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	Law, democracy and development ; vol. 25

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	Police professional doctrine in Sudan : establishment and development
	English
	20201200
	Elsevier
	Ibrahim, Ammar
	Sudan \| police management \| professional ethics \| political change \| police subculture \| developing countries \| militarisation \| policing \| social cohesion \| social identification \| police personnel \| criminal justice \| attitude of police personnel \| democracy \| human rights \| professionalism \| postcolonialism \| colonialism \| historical aspects \| ideologies \| rule of law \| code of conduct \| Islam \| police organisation and administration
	International journal of law, crime and justice ; vol. 62

	MON : 2017.172 : Not available for external loan
	Legal study on policing and human rights standards : internationally and in three countries of the global south (South Africa, Philippines and Liberia)
	English
	20170000
	DIGNITY - Danish Institute Against Torture
	Prud’Homme, Jo-Anne \| Anasarias, Ernesto A. \| Masuko, Themba \| Langa, Malose \| Boyce, Cara Casey \| Larsen, Kari Øygard \| Jensen, Steffen \| Allen, N. Russell
	9788790878900
	police \| developing countries \| organisation and administration \| policing effectiveness \| police violence \| urban areas \| contextual analysis \| international legal instruments \| corruption \| national legal instruments \| police oversight effectiveness \| cross-national analysis \| code of conduct \| national institution's role \| DIGNITY publications \| Liberia \| Philippines \| South Africa
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	Defensive force by law enforcement agents
	20170000
	Oxford University
	Hessbruegge, Jan Arno
	United States \| universal \| policing \| compensation \| punishment of perpetrators \| prosecution \| information disclosure \| time factors \| effectiveness \| police oversight \| impartiality principle \| independence principle \| criminal investigation \| psychosocial interventions \| health care delivery \| reparations \| accountability \| burden of proof \| evidence \| intention \| inhuman treatment \| absolute prohibition of torture \| morality \| bystanders \| international humanitarian law \| international criminal law \| proportionality principle \| weapons \| technology \| death in custody \| riot control agents, chemical \| tasers \| law and order \| crime prevention \| national law \| prisoner escape \| counterterrorism \| military personnel \| warfare \| death penalty \| decision making \| state obligations \| ACHPR-4 \| UN. Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (Nelson Mandela Rules) (2015) \| ACHR-4 \| physical violence \| legal defences \| prison personnel \| prisons \| police personnel \| UN. Code of Conduct for Law Enforcement Officials (1979) \| UN. Basic Principles on the Use of Force and Firearms by Law Enforcement Officials (1990) \| ICCPR-6 \| universal human rights protection system \| ECHR-5 \| ECHR-3 \| ECHR-2 \| regional human rights protection systems \| physical restraint \| international human rights law \| riot control techniques \| riot control \| criminal law \| right to security of the person \| right to life \| limitation of rights and freedoms \| self-defence principle \| killings \| police violence
	Human rights and personal self-defense in international law. - ISBN: 9780190655020

	UN : CAT/C/BGR/6 : Not available for external loan
	Consideration of reports submitted by States parties under article 19 of the Convention pursuant to the optional reporting procedure : sixth periodic reports of States parties due in 2015 : Bulgaria
	English
	20160212
	United Nations
	Bulgaria \| UNCAT \| police reform \| minority groups \| complaint procedures \| statistical information \| prisons \| prison personnel \| police personnel \| human rights education \| visiting mechanisms \| extradition \| prison conditions \| children in conflict with the law \| psychiatry \| inhuman treatment \| UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (1984) \| detention \| refugee law \| torture prevention \| EU law \| law reform \| code of conduct \| police \| criminal procedure \| national law \| criminal law \| state compliance \| periodic reports \| domestic implementation \| reparations
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	Bulgaria

	ART : 19984 : Not available for external loan
	Why physicians should not be involved in hostile interrogations : a response to Heilig's editorial
	English
	20141000
	Cambridge University Press
	Davis, Michael
	United States \| military medicine \| health personnel \| complicity in torture \| bioethics \| medical ethics \| professional ethics \| military personnel \| interrogation \| code of conduct \| American Medical Association (AMA)
	Cambridge quarterly of healthcare ethics ; vol. 23, no. 4

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	Organizational imbalance of welfare and justice : a commentary on Candilis and Neal
	English
	20140200
	Wiley-Blackwell
	Birgden, Astrid
	universal \| United States \| forensic psychology \| professional ethics \| criminal justice \| national security \| prisons \| ethical dilemmas \| psychologists \| code of conduct \| loyalty \| health personnel \| military personnel \| interrogation techniques \| complicity in torture \| debate
	Legal and criminological psychology ; vol. 19, no. 1