Cody Telep

Associate Professor

Arizona State University - Downtown Phoenix Campus

United States

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Dr. Cody Telep is an Associate Professor at Arizona State University - Downtown Phoenix Campus. His research areas encompass various aspects of criminal justice, including procedural justice, community-based participatory research, and the effectiveness of police training and practices. Recent publications explore the relationships between policing strategies and their impact on crime reduction, as well as the perspectives of police leadership and students on hiring practices in law enforcement.

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Articles (12)

Capitalizing on patrol intelligence: practitioner receptivity to patrol-driven intelligence-led policing

Examining the relationship between officer attitudes and behaviour in a multi-site trial of procedural justice training

When is problem-oriented policing most effective? A systematic examination of heterogeneity in effect sizes for reducing crime and disorder

Can Training Make Policing Fairer and More Effective?

Learning with the Others: Perspective-Taking and the Future of Criminal Justice in the Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program

Reforming the police through procedural justice training: A multicity randomized trial at crime hot spots

Examining Views of Police Chiefs and College Students Regarding Drug Disqualifiers for the Hiring of Police Officers in Arizona

Procedural justice and legal compliance

The Value of Participatory Action Research in Corrections: Introduction to the Special Issue

Addressing Crime, Violence, and Other Determinants of Health through Community-Based Participatory Research and Implementation Science

Problem-oriented policing for reducing crime and disorder: An updated systematic review and meta-analysis

On PAR with the Yard: Participatory Action Research to Advance Knowledge in Corrections

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Daniel Nagin

Kevin Petersen

David Weisburd

A Johannes Bottema

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