The research was commissioned after LSE/Guardian research into the August 2011 riots identified the operation of the stop-and-search laws as a key factor behind the disturbances.
Stop and search No change in the stop-and-search powers of the police.
Know who has a higher risk, and stop the implied, possible contributing factors to its causes.
Contributing factors to this included Bentworth's two pubs, dedicated First World War cemetery, Bentworth Blues Festival, various bus stops and "outstanding examples" of wildlife.
Poverty breeds hopelessness and despair, which are both contributing factors to extremist behaviour.
In attempting to describe what created Bristol's sound, King recalled the stop and search or "sus" law, which, alongside other factors, led to the St Paul's riot in 1980 and was repealed in 1981.
However, these calls fail to properly analyse how this police power is currently used in London and how stop-and-search can contribute to young people losing trust in the police, leading them to take matters into their own hands.
But Fitzgerald's 2011 analysis is worth keeping in mind when considering Hogan-Howe's assertion that targeted stop-and-search had contributed to the long term fall in knife crime that preceded the recent rise.
Judge Shira Scheindlin stopped short of banning the force's use of stop-and-search powers entirely.
Otter, a former senior Metropolitan police officer who later served as the chief constable of Devon and Cornwall, said: "Every single major report into disorder in this country since 1970 places stop and search as one of, if not the most important contributing factor, and those lessons need to be learned".
