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Building A Culture Of Lawfulness Law Enforcement Legal Reasoning And Deliquency Among Mexican Youth Heath B Grant

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Building A Culture Of Lawfulness Law Enforcement Legal Reasoning And Deliquency Among Mexican Youth Heath B Grant
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Publisher: Lfb Scholarly Pub Llc
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.02 MB
Pages: 200
Author: Heath B. Grant
ISBN: 9781593321383, 1593321384
Language: English
Year: 2006

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Building A Culture Of Lawfulness Law Enforcement Legal Reasoning And Deliquency Among Mexican Youth Heath B Grant by Heath B. Grant 9781593321383, 1593321384 instant download after payment.

Grant examines the legal socialization of youths by conceptualizing legal reasoning (how youths reason about the importance of rules and laws) as a resiliency variable that can mediate the negative influences of risk factors drawn from the criminological literature on self-reported delinquency. Grant’s study also examines the effects of legal culture on socialization through youth perceptions of the legitimacy of law enforcement. The sample of over 10,000 Mexican youths participating in a state-wide program designed to positively influence perceptions related to rules and laws is unprecedented in the legal socialization literature.

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