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“The pervasive influence of racial stereotypes may cause officers to perceive racial minorities as threatening. The same phenomenon may also influence juries. The limited empirical evidence available suggests that implicit bias importantly influences jury decision-making."

Good and Bad Ways to Address Police Violence Good and Bad Ways to Address Police Violence Reform advocates have advanced a wide variety of proposals to address police violence, usually involving more robust criminal, civil, or administrative sanctions against police. The striking thing about this reform agenda, however, is that it is all stick and no carrot. This approach is less likely to produce optimal performance than over-deterrence, sometimes called depolicing. Reform advocates have advanced a wide variety of proposals to address police violence, usually involving more robust criminal, civil, or administrative sanctions against police. The striking thing about this reform agenda, however, is that it is all stick and no carrot. This approach is less likely to produce optimal performance than over-deterrence, sometimes called depolicing.
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