Racial and Prejudicial Stereotyping by Police: Its Impact on Investigative Interviewing and the Outcomes of Criminal Investigations

Racial and Prejudicial Stereotyping by Police uncovers the influence of racial and prejudicial stereotyping during police investigation of suspects from stigmatised communities. This book will benefit academics, researchers, police officers, lawyers, social policy officers, and probation officers across the globe.

Rashid Minhas is a distinguished criminologist and esteemed academic who has dedicated his career to the study of policing, racial and prejudicial stereotyping in criminal investigations, investigative decision-making, and police interviewing practices. He is currently affiliated with the University of West London’s School of Human and Social Sciences. With a strong educational background, Rashid earned his PhD in Criminal Justice and Social Psychology, demonstrating his commitment to exploring the complex intersections between criminology, psychology, and the criminal justice system. Rashid’s work has been widely published in reputable academic journals, earning him recognition and respect within the scholarly community. Rashid’s insightful publications shed light on critical issues surrounding criminal justice, offering practical insights and recommendations to improve investigative processes and ensure fairness in the criminal justice system.