Deadline coming up! 3PI will host a virtual symposium on March 1, 2024. The deadline to apply for the symposium, either as a presenter or commenter, is November 30. The best paper submitted for the symposium will win a $1,000 prize! 3pi.la.psu.edu/Events/3pi-vir…

The latest book by 3PI member @lukewilliamhunt, Police Deception and Dishonesty, is out with Oxford University Press. Hunt challenges the widespread reliance on deception in policing, showing how it undermines trust and police legitimacy. global.oup.com/academic/produ…

New article by 3PI member David Thacher on a critical topic: how should police, in partnership with other agencies, approach how they handle mental health calls.

Congratulations to @lukewilliamhunt on winning the Best Paper Award for Penn State’s “Policing, Policy, and Philosophy Initiative," Policing, Policy, & Philosophy Initiative (3PI)! His book, “Police Deception and Dishonesty,” is a must-read for anyone interested in philosophy and policing: oxford.ly/3uhcXhe

Join us next Friday, March 1, for the 3PI Virtual Symposium. Link below has details on how to register. psu.edu/news/rock-ethi…

Policing, Policy, & Philosophy Initiative (3PI) will be at Chicago-Kent Law on April 4 for the symposium "Policing and Our Values." Join us if you'll be in Chicago! Registration details are below. ckcle.ce21.com/item/policing-…

I'm so excited for this next week.

#OpenAccess from @PoPPublicSphere - Republican Policing: From Consent to Contestation - cup.org/3vAxGNI - William Smith #FirstView

Just out from Journal of Politics @[email protected] -- article on police obligations to persons with mental illness by Ben Jones in @RockEthicsPSU and Penn State School of Public Policy. doi.org/10.1086/726972

⁉️ How should police respond to individuals with mental illness & other vulnerable aggressors with diminished culpability? In this recent Journal of Politics @[email protected] blog post, Ben Jones considers three approaches from the ethics of defensive force literature. Read more ⬇️ jop.blogs.uni-hamburg.de/the-status-quo…

Do certain forms of policing require officers to dirty their hands? Daniel Hill, Stephen McLeod, and Attila Tanyi explore in a recent piece (open access) in Philosophical Studies. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

New article in Criminal Law and Philosophy Journal by 3PI member Nicholas Goldrosen at Criminal Justice Research Center PSU: "The Republican and Retributivist Punishment of Police Misconduct." link.springer.com/article/10.100…

We are excited to announce that our Winter 2024 issue "Policing" has just dropped!🎉 It is available to read on Project MUSE: muse.jhu.edu/issue/54137 Hopkins Press New School for Social Research

Submit a paper or apply to be a discussant at 3PI's virtual symposium on May 30! A $1,000 prize goes to the best paper. Deadline to apply in March 21. 3pi.la.psu.edu/Events/cfp-3pi…

3PI member Luke William Hunt recently testified before Congress on the rule of law. Check out his testimony here. judiciary.house.gov/committee-acti…

Join us for the 3PI Virtual Symposium on May 30, 2025! Explore cutting-edge research at the intersection of policing, policy & philosophy. Free & open to the public! Register here: psu.zoom.us/meeting/regist… #3PI #PolicingPolicyPhilosophy #PennState #VirtualEvent #Justice

New article in Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy by Lauren Lyons Rutgers University "Why We Should Unbundle the Police" Read here: jesp.org/index.php/jesp…… #3PI #Policing #Philosophy #CriminalJustice