Trust in Justice: Topline Results from Round 5 of the European Social Survey

Jonathan Jackson · Mike Hough · Ben Bradford · Tia Pooler · Katrin Hohl · Jouni Kuha

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This report presents key findings on trust in justice from the fifth round of the European Social Survey (ESS), based on nearly 39,000 interviews conducted in 20 European countries in 2010/11. The report examines public trust in the police and criminal courts, perceptions of procedural and distributive fairness, and the legitimacy of justice institutions, exploring the relationship between trust, legitimacy and public compliance with the law.

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