Did More Stop and Search by Police Cause Less Knife Injury in London? Evidence from 2008–2023

Journal article

Peer reviewed

Alex R. Piquero, Lawrence W. Sherman and Alexis Piquero

Journal of quantitative criminology, Vol.41(3), pp.459-494

2025-09-01

Abstract

Deterrence decay

Homicide

Knife injuries

Residual deterrence

Search

Stop

Weapons

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https://doi.org/10.1007/s10940-025-09609-7View

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Title: Did More Stop and Search by Police Cause Less Knife Injury in London? Evidence from 2008–2023
Creators: Alex R. Piquero - University of Miami
Lawrence W. Sherman - University of Cambridge
Alexis Piquero - SOCIOLOGY & CRIMINOLOGY Department
Publication Details: Journal of quantitative criminology, Vol.41(3), pp.459-494
Number of pages: 36
Academic Unit: College of A&S; A&S - Sociology and Criminology; SOCIOLOGY & CRIMINOLOGY Department
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article
Record Identifier: 991032796301902976