Includes bibliographical references (pages 227-239) and index.
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About the Authors; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Part I. Strategies of Regulation; Chapter 1. Gaining the Public's Acceptance of the Decisions of Legal Authorities; Chapter 2. Theories and Strategies of Regulation; Chapter 3. The California Study of Personal Experiences with the Police and the Courts; Part II. The Psychology of Decision Acceptance; Chapter 4. Procedural Justice and Decision Acceptance; Chapter 5. Motive-Based Trust and Decision Acceptance; Chapter 6. The Overall Influence of Social Motives on Decision Acceptance
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Chapter 13. General Views About the Law and the Legal SystemChapter 14. Implications for Policing; Chapter 15. Process-Based Regulation; Chapter 16. Psychological Jurisprudence; Notes; References; Index
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Part III. Societal Orientations and Personal ExperiencesChapter 7. Societal Orientations: Legitimacy and Connections with Society; Chapter 8. Societal Orientations and Reactions to Personal Experiences with Legal Authorities; Chapter 9. Generalizing from Personal Experiences to Societal Orientations; Part IV. Ethnic Group Differences in Experiences with the Law; Chapter 10. Ethnicity and Experiences with Legal Authorities; Chapter 11. Variations in the Psychology of Experience; Chapter 12. Group Boundaries and Subgroup Identification; Part V. Implications and Conclusions
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Trust in the law.
TOPICAL NAME USED AS SUBJECT
Justice, Administration of-- United States-- Public opinion.
Law enforcement-- United States-- Public opinion.
Social control-- United States.
Trust-- United States.
Justice, Administration of-- Public opinion.
Law enforcement-- Public opinion.
POLITICAL SCIENCE-- Public Policy-- Cultural Policy.