Snitching: criminal informants and the erosion of American justice

Alexandra Natapoff

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Criminal Law and Evidence Policing Practices and Perceptions Deception detection and forensic psychology

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Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: The Real Deal Chapter 2: To Catch a Thief: The Legal Rules of Chapter 3: Beyond Unreliable Chapter 4: Secret JusticeChapter 5: in the 'Hood Chapter 6: Stop Snitching Chapter 7: How the Other Half Lives: White Collar and Other Kinds of Cooperation Chapter 8: Reform Conclusion Notes Index About the Author

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