Police Legitimacy

Procedural Justice

Police Legitimacy

Procedural Justice

QualityAnd Fair Decision Making Citizen feels Heard

and Listened ToCitizen feels Understood

Dignity and Respect

Officers do

Police Legitimacy

Procedural Justice

QualityAnd Fair Decision Making Citizen feels Heard

and Listened ToCitizen feels Understood

Dignity and Respect

Officers do

Influences

Cooperation ComplianceCoercion

Police Legitimacy

Procedural Justice

QualityAnd Fair Decision Making

Dignity and Respect

Officers do

Influences

Cooperation ComplianceCoercion

Citizen feels Heard and Listened To

Citizen feels Understood

Communicative IntelligenceCraftsmanship

Efficacy

Interdependence Consciousness

Flexibility

CI

The Brain

Processes patterns

Brain

State emotions first

Brain

P a r a p h r a s ethe pathway to permission

Brain

B r e a t h i n g

first indicator of permission / receptivity

Brain

P r o b i n gto solicit additional information, surface thinking

Behaviors

Value System

Intention

Attention

Police Legitimacy

Procedural Justice

Officers are trained to enforce the law and abide by policies, yet we are held accountable for our ability to communicate with the public.

Procedural Justice and Police Legitimacy are linked by a common thread where influence in one determines the degree of the other. That thread is communication. Procedural Justice and Police Legitimacy do not exist without communication.