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'''Welcome to Ballotpedia’s Learning Journey on [[criminal justice]]. '''
'''Welcome to Ballotpedia’s Learning Journey on criminal justice. '''  


This Learning Journey guides you through an introduction to the main areas of debate and reform proposals related to hiring, training, and discipline of police officers. This Learning Journey presents general overviews of a selection of arguments and proposals in these areas.  
This Learning Journey guides you through an introduction to the main areas of debate and reform proposals related to hiring, training, and discipline of police officers. This Learning Journey presents general overviews of a selection of arguments and proposals in these areas.  

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Learning Journeys by Ballotpedia - Criminal Justice



Join us for this journey on arguments and reform approaches related to policing policy!


Welcome to Ballotpedia’s Learning Journey on criminal justice.

This Learning Journey guides you through an introduction to the main areas of debate and reform proposals related to hiring, training, and discipline of police officers. This Learning Journey presents general overviews of a selection of arguments and proposals in these areas.

Here's how it works:

  1. Sign up below.
  2. Check your inbox! We'll send you an email each day of the series.
  3. Read on and click around! We'll pack the email with examples, ways to interact with the content, and opportunities to connect with the Ballotpedia team and other readers participating right alongside you!
  4. You're done! Celebrate and share the knowledge!




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