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Edward R Maguire

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Sociological studies of crimeRace/ethnicity and crime

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|Nov 24, 2025

Framing fairness: Understanding perceptions of police procedural justice in body-worn camera footage.

Allison R Cross, Trevor L Morris, Edward R Maguire

|Dec 11, 2020

Effect of race on suspect injuries during encounters with police.

Edward Maguire

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