2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijlcj.2017.09.001
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Comparative overview of the preliminary proceedings in the Republic of Serbia, Germany, and Italy

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“…Following Tyler's (1990) work, a number of empirical studies emerged on the correlates and consequences of legitimacy perceptions across a variety of contexts. Most studies report findings in support of Tyler's two key findings: first, procedural justice (i.e., judgments about the fairness of the processes by which people are treated) is a strong correlate of legitimacy; and second, legitimacy enhances the likelihood of legal compliance and of people's willingness to cooperate with criminal justice authorities (Murphy & Cherney, 2012a;Reisig, Tankebe, & Meško, 2014;Hertogh, 2015). Other studies have shown that procedural justice and legitimacy influence support for vigilante violence, the use of violence for self-protection, and to achieve political goals (Jackson, Huq, Bradford, & Tyler, 2013;Tankebe, 2009b;Tyler & Jackson, 2014).…”
Section: Multidimensional Police Legitimacy Model 3 a Multidimensionamentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Following Tyler's (1990) work, a number of empirical studies emerged on the correlates and consequences of legitimacy perceptions across a variety of contexts. Most studies report findings in support of Tyler's two key findings: first, procedural justice (i.e., judgments about the fairness of the processes by which people are treated) is a strong correlate of legitimacy; and second, legitimacy enhances the likelihood of legal compliance and of people's willingness to cooperate with criminal justice authorities (Murphy & Cherney, 2012a;Reisig, Tankebe, & Meško, 2014;Hertogh, 2015). Other studies have shown that procedural justice and legitimacy influence support for vigilante violence, the use of violence for self-protection, and to achieve political goals (Jackson, Huq, Bradford, & Tyler, 2013;Tankebe, 2009b;Tyler & Jackson, 2014).…”
Section: Multidimensional Police Legitimacy Model 3 a Multidimensionamentioning
confidence: 97%