Automated Traffic Enforcement: Unbiased Policing or a Reformist Reform?
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Automated Traffic Enforcement: Unbiased Policing or a Reformist Reform?

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Crime & Ethos: Carleton Undergraduate Criminology Journal
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Automated traffic enforcement: unbiased policing or a reformist reform? . Explore automated traffic enforcement's role in policing. Is it truly unbiased or just a reformist approach? Analyze its fairness and effectiveness as a policy.

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