2015
DOI: 10.17730/0018-7259-74.2.125
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Police and Homeless Outreach Worker Partnerships: Policing of Homeless Individuals with Mental Illness in Washington, D.C.

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“…). De plus, des dimensions de ce tissage de relations peu formalisées et souvent personnalisées apparaissent aussi à l’œuvre dans d'autres villes comme l'indiquent des recherches récentes réalisées à Toronto (LeMoine ), à Washington (Simpson ), à Paris (Cefaï ) ou encore dans différentes municipalités de l’État de Victoria en Australie (Grace, Coventry, et Batterham ).…”
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“…). De plus, des dimensions de ce tissage de relations peu formalisées et souvent personnalisées apparaissent aussi à l’œuvre dans d'autres villes comme l'indiquent des recherches récentes réalisées à Toronto (LeMoine ), à Washington (Simpson ), à Paris (Cefaï ) ou encore dans différentes municipalités de l’État de Victoria en Australie (Grace, Coventry, et Batterham ).…”
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“…Burris et al , 2010; Golemski and Fullilove, 2005; Maher and Dixon, 1999). This interaction has been examined in social problems such as mental health (Geller et al , 2014; Morabito et al , 2012; Simpson, 2015; Herrington, 2012; Watson et al , 2008), illicit drugs (Maher and Dixon, 1999) and violence (National Health Service, 2012) among others. In practice, new public health demands are constantly placed on police organizations, which are gradually becoming interventionists on a public health continuum, whether they fine a person for public drunkenness, interact with a mentally ill person (with or without medical personnel at the scene) or pick up a dead body after a drug overdose (Bartkowiak-Théron and Asquith, 2016).…”
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“…In her dissertation fieldwork, Jennie Simpson (2015) explored how homeless individuals with mental illnesses entered the criminal justice system through contact with police officers. In the context of rapid gentrification in Washington, DC, Simpson discovered that police officers often found themselves confronted with an "impossible mandate" (Manning 1997) to both enforce the law and provide services.…”
Section: Applied Anthropology In the Practice Of Policing: Policing mentioning
confidence: 99%