Titlebook: Governing Police Stops Across Europe; Elizabeth Aston,Sofie De Kimpe,Mike Rowe Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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System Peaks in Multicomponent Elution,s’ policy recommendations are particularly significant in relation to accountability and improving adherence to human rights. However, the impact of such recommendations on police practices is limited.

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Gedeon Dagan,Ulrich Hornung,Peter Knabners learned and good practice examples in bringing improvements to data, transparency and governance of police stops. Concerns, challenges and unintended consequences regarding various aspects of the usage of data for oversight purposes are explored.

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Stop in the Name of the Law: The Legal Regulation of Police Stops in Europe,igh-level discretion of police leadership and security authorities and political justifications emphasising deterring crime and security threats diminish the effectiveness of other regulatory components.

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External Accountability: The Limited Influence of Oversight Bodies on the Governance of Police Stops’ policy recommendations are particularly significant in relation to accountability and improving adherence to human rights. However, the impact of such recommendations on police practices is limited.

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Diagnosing Time-Dependent Incipient Faults,sionally and efficiently in the discharge of their duties in respect of police stops. This can be particularly challenging as decision-making around the use of such powers involves a high degree of discretion on behalf of the police officer. This chapter considers approaches to internal oversight of police stops.

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Modeling Nitrogen Transformations in Soil,is evident that more in-depth comparative research (including broad empirical study) is needed across Europe to facilitate learning and sharing of best practice so that all nations are in the best possible position to ensure that police stops are used in as equitable, efficient, effective and accountable a manner as possible.

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The Possibilities and Pitfalls of the Use of Accountability Technologies in the Governance of Policof the chapter is to provide a comprehensive comparative analysis of the state of the art and the possibilities and pitfalls of the use of police accountability technologies focussing on the role of body worn cameras within the governance of police stops in Belgium, Croatia, England, Germany and Scotland.