Research
By Lawrence Sherman
Beyond Dial-A-Cop: A Randomized Test of Repeat Call Address Policing (RECAP) (1989).
Reducing Deadly Force in US Policing: A View from England and Wales - (2015) Statement to the Presidential Task Force on 21st Century Policing
Evidence-Based Policing - (1998) Police Foundation Article
A Case For The Research Police Department - (1979) Magazine Article
Attacking Crime: Police and Crime Control - (1992) Crime and Justice, Modern Policing
Beyond Dial-A-Cop: A Randomized Test of Repeat Call Address Policing (RECAP) - (1989) Crime Control Institute
Citizens Killed By Big City Police, 1970-84 - (1986) Crime Control Institute
Hot Spots of Crime and Criminal Careers of Places - (1995) Crime and Place
Increased death rates of domestic violence victims from arresting vs. warning suspects in the Milwaukee Domestic Violence Experiment (MilDVE) by Lawrence W. Sherman & Heather M. Harris - (2014) Journal of Experimental Criminology
Offender Desistance Policing (ODP) - Less Prison And More Evidence In Rehabilitating Offenders (2012) Book Chapter
Preventing Crime: What Works, What Doesn’t, What’s Promising - (1998) National Institute of Justice
Reducing Fatal Police Shootings as ‘Systems Crashess’: Research, Theory, and Practice Read
Repeat Calls To Police In Minneapolis (1987) Download
Restorative Justice: The Evidence - (2007) Book
The Kansas City Gun Experiment - (1995) National Institute of Justice
The Minneapolis Domestic Violence Experiment - (1984) Police Foundation Reports
Trust and Confidence in Criminal Justice - (2001)
Youth Workers, Police and Gangs: Chicago, 1956 - 1970 - (1970) MA Thesis by Lawrence Sherman, University of Chicago
By Heather Strang
EXPERIMENTS IN RESTORATIVE POLICING: FINAL REPORT on the Canberra Reintegrative Shaming Experiments (RISE)
RISE: Canberra Re-Integrative Shaming Experiments (Restorative Justice Conferences) Final Report 2011 and
Mortality Followup 2013, by Heather Strang et al.
By Heather Strang, Australian National University*, Project Director
Lawrence W. Sherman, University of Cambridge, Principal Investigator and Scientific Director
Daniel Woods, Police Executive Research Forum, Washington DC, Data Analysis
Geoffrey Barnes, University of Pennsylvania, Data Analysis.
Chapters 1 & 2 - Introduction & Research Design & Methods
Chapter 3 - The Four Experiments: Offenders And Victims
Chapter 4 - What Happened In Court And Conference
Chapter 5 - Offender Reactions To Court And Conference
Chapter 6 - Long-Term Effects Of Court And Conference
Chapter 7 - Victim Perspectives On Court And Conference
Chapter 8 - Police Attitudes Towards Court And Conference
By Matt Bland
Targeting Escalation in Reported Domestic Abuse: Evidence From 36,000 Callouts Link
‘Lowering the threshold of effective deterrence’—Testing the effect of private security agents in public spaces on crime: A randomized controlled trial in a mass transit system Download
The Felonious Few vs. The Miscreant Many Download
Is Crime Rising or Falling? A Comparison of Police-Recorded Crime and Victimization Surveys Link
By Natalie Hiltz
Victim-Offender Overlap in Violent Crime: Targeting Crime Harm in a Canadian Suburb Link