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Why “Broken Windows” Policing is Still a Good Idea

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Twenty-first-century policymakers profess a deep commitment to “public health,” and they now apply the concept to the problem of violent crime in cities. When Joe Biden took office as president in 2021, for example, he promoted the adoption of public health interventions to address an uptick of murders; last June, U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy … Continue reading Why “Broken Windows” Policing Is Still a Good Idea The post Why “Broken Windows”…

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Why “Broken Windows” Policing is Still a Good Idea

Twenty-first-century policymakers profess a deep commitment to “public health,” and they now apply the concept to the problem of violent crime in cities. When Joe Biden took office as president in 2021, for example, he promoted the adoption of public health interventions to address an uptick of murders; last June, U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy … Continue reading Why “Broken Windows” Policing Is Still a Good Idea The post Why “Broken Windows”…

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