Publication Date
May 2012
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James M. Doyle
Abstract
Is it possible that the current era, characterized by episodic patches motivated by high-profile tragedies, can be replaced by a new period dedicated to the sustained, routine practice of learning from error? Criminal justice practitioners may be ready to give it a try. There are strong arguments that the policing community can and should lead the way toward a systems-oriented approach to known errors and near misses that begins to move beyond a culture of blame and builds partnerships across all stakeholders in the criminal justice system.
Recommended Citation
Doyle, J. M. (2012). Learning about learning from error. National Policing Institute. https://www.policinginstitute.org/publication/learning-about-learning-from-error/
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