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Justin Fenton, Talia Richman, “Baltimore Police Back Pilot Program for Surveillance Planes, Reviving Controversial Program”, Baltimore Sun, December 20, 2019, www.baltimoresun.com/news/crime/bs-md-ci-cr-baltimore-police-support-surveil-lance-plane-20191220-zfhd5ndtlbdurlj5xfr6xhoe2i-story.html; Emily Opilo, “ACLU Sues Baltimore Police over Contract for Private Planes to Survey City for Photographic Evidence of Crime”, Baltimore Sun, April 9, 2020, www.baltimoresun.com/politics/bs-md-ci-baltimore-spy-plane-lawsuit-20200409-owedgyfulfhblgscuyv73ykd7y-story.html.
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Килгорд ведет базу данных своих работ по электронному мониторингу. См. “Chal-lenging E-Carceration”, www.challengingecarceration.org/author/jjincu.
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Это мне рассказал Дэвид Фейдж. См. также “Lorelei Laird, “The Bail Project Pays Defen-dants’ Bail as Part of Plan to End Money Bail Entirely”, ABA Journal, November 1, 2019, www.abajournal.com/magazine/article/the-bail-project-pays-defendants-bail-as-part-of-a-plan-to-end-money-bail-entirely.
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Многое из того, что следует далее, взято из “COMPSTAT: Its Origins, Evolution and Future in Law Enforcement Agencies”, US Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance, and the Police Executive Research Forum, 2013, https://bja.ojp.gov/sites/g/files/xyckuh 186/files/Publications/PERF-Compstat.pdf.
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Хорошее введение в DMI см. в “Drug Market Intervention”, National Network for Safe Communities at John Jay College, n. d., https://nnscommunities.org/strategies/drug-market-intervention-2.
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