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Welser, Howard T. Hall, Aileen SEMI-RETIRED FACULTY
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Joseph De Angelis Assistant Professor
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Areas of Specialization: Courses Taught: De Angelis, J. and A. Kupchik. 2007. "Citizen Oversight, Procedural Justice, and Officer Perceptions of the Complaint Investigation Process." Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies and Management 30: 651-71. De Angelis, J. 2007. Review of Robert Agnew's, Pressured into Crime: An Overview of General Strain Theory. Teaching Sociology 35: 295-97. De Angelis, J. and A. Kupchik. 2007. Officer Satisfaction with the Denver Police Complaint Process: A Comparison of the Baseline and Post Implementation Surveys. Denver, CO: Office of the Independent Monitor. De Angelis, J. and A. Kupchik. 2006. Measuring Citizen and Officer Satisfaction with the Denver Police Complaint Process: Univariate and Bivariate Results from the Baseline Survey. Denver, CO: Office of the Independent Monitor. Independent Police Review Division. 2004. The City of Portland’s Handling of Tort Claims Alleging Misconduct: A Need for Consistent Referrals to Internal Affairs. De Angelis, J., R. Rosenthal, and P. Sandrock (Project Staff). Portland, Oregon: Independent Police Review Division, Office of the City Auditor. Independent Police Review Division. 2003. Officer Use of the Hooper Sobering Program. De Angelis, J., and R. Ueland, G. Blackmer (Project Staff). Portland, Oregon: Independent Police Review Division, Office of the City Auditor.
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