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dangerousness

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This puts officers at a disadvantage from the beginning of the encounter and greatly increases it when they judge dangerousness based on the erroneous belief that offender risk is displayed by physical characteristics.
The deadly mix: officers, offenders, and the circumstances that bring ... by Miller, Charles E., III / The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
Bartlett, Poor law of lunacy, 174-9, notes that dangerousness was an important reason to seek asylum admission from either a domestic setting or a workhouse one in nineteenth-century England.
Poor relief and the dangerous and criminal insane in Scotland, c. ... by Houston, R.A. / Journal of Social History
Public conceptions of mental illness: Labels, causes, dangerousness, and social distance.
Implicit and explicit attitudes toward athletes with disabilities by Gordon, Phyllis / The Journal of Rehabilitation
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