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EXPLORING THE INTERSECTION OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND POLICE: EXAMINING CONTACT AND CONFIDENCE

G. Brent Gorey

International Journal Of Law And Criminology · 03 · 2016-006 · 2021

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This study aims to explore the intersection of Indigenous peoples and police by examining the dynamics of contact and confidence between these two groups. The relationship between Indigenous communities and law enforcement has been historically strained, marked by distrust and systemic issues. The study utilizes a mixed-methods approach, incorporating qualitative interviews and quantitative surveys to gather data on the experiences, perceptions, and confidence levels of both Indigenous individuals and police officers. The findings shed light on the nature of contact, the factors influencing confidence, and the potential avenues for improving the relationship between Indigenous peoples and police. This research contributes to a deeper understanding of the complex dynamics at play and informs strategies for fostering positive and inclusive interactions between these two important stakeholders. KEYWORDS Indigenous peoples, police, contact, confidence, trust, relationships, community, perceptions, systemic issues, reconciliation.

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«This study aims to explore the intersection of Indigenous peoples and police by examining the dynamics of contact and confidence between these two groups.»

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Indigenous peoples, police, contact, confidence, trust, relationships, community, perceptions, systemic issues
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