Procedural Justice in Practice: First findings from ScotCET Sarah MacQueen and Ben Bradford Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research, University.

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Procedural Justice in Practice: First findings from ScotCET Sarah MacQueen and Ben Bradford Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research, University of Edinburgh Law School Centre for Criminology, University of Oxford

Background Scottish Government ‘Strategy for Justice’ – Priority: Increasing public confidence in justice institutions and outcomes – Approach: ‘Reassuring the Public’ programme Little Scottish based evidence to inform development of programme Funding made available through SIPR to address this evidence gap

Background to ScotCET Contact with the CJS - one of the strongest influences on trust, confidence and satisfaction Queensland Community Engagement Trial provides evidence that the quality of interaction between public and police has a direct effect on: – Satisfaction – Perceptions of police fairness – Respect for the police – Trust and confidence in the police – Willingness to comply with police directives Adhering to principles of procedural justice as key

The ScotCET project ScotCET aims to test applicability of QCET findings in Scottish context: – Replication of the randomised control trial methodology – Examining high volume routine encounters between public and roads police

Limitations of replication Initial phase of ScotCET was information gathering and planning Qualitative fieldwork (observation and focus group) undertaken with road police officers Key findings: – Nature and focus of Scottish roadside encounters is very different – Local differences in practice, and in public opinion – Level and quality of interaction between officers and public already high

Final design ScotCET was implemented during national Festive Road Safety Campaign 2013/14 Drivers stopped with aim of: – Preventing drink driving – Improving vehicle/ driver safety in winter conditions Estimated 20,000 stops over campaign period Pre-post design – half of RPUs assigned to experiment group in post period All drivers issued with driver survey

The experiment condition ‘Business as usual’ in Scotland differs from Australia Encounters in experiment condition will place emphasis on procedural justice: – Ensure verbal communication of all of a series of ‘key messages’ – Include leaflet distribution reinforcing key messages and ‘collective’ nature of campaign Key messages - Respect, equality, trustworthy motives, dignity, neutrality, citizen participation, openness and explanation

Hypotheses

ScotCET response rates 12,431 questionnaires issued 816 questionnaires returned Overall rate of 6.6% (7.2% pre, 6.2% post) Response rate drops over course of trial Lower response rate in experiment group than control

ScotCET sample Majority are male (63%) Mean age 51 years Three quarters ‘owner occupiers’ Forty per cent had first degree or higher Almost ¾ employed

Results - encounter Overall, driver perception of the police encountered was very positive. However: Procedural justice: Control Experiment Trust: No significant difference Satisfaction: Control Experiment

Results – general perceptions of police Once again, general perceptions of the police very positive overall. Trust in police fairness: No significant difference Trust in police effectiveness: No significant difference Duty to obey: No significant difference Moral alignment: No significant difference

Revisiting the hypotheses

What next? Findings are unexpected…and puzzling Nothing in our data seems to explain the results observed… …effect brought about by experiment condition? Why?