Instead, the gun lobby aims at allowing residents to buy weapons and ammunition in lightly policed markets in Virginia and Maryland.
Yet, social scientists had few theories for describing how Americans in highly policed neighborhoods experience state authority and, in particular, how they innovate in response.
Even in heavily policed Libya, pockets of dissent emerged in the main square of Benghazi, with people calling for an end to the 41-year rule of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.
Further, black drivers could disproportionately drive in areas with a larger police presence, so they're more likely to be pulled over than white drivers in less policed areas even without racial profiling by the police.
Hundreds of thousands of displaced people still live in poorly policed camps where they fall prey to rapes, robberies and other violent crimes.
The users will adopt the training materials, but youth in disproportionally policed and surveilled communities of color are most affected by the outcomes of the training technologies.
Body cameras, which gained popularity in recent years as tools for checking police misconduct, have been criticized for contributing to pervasive surveillance and potentially worsening the problems in heavily policed neighborhoods.
The student who spoke to the Guardian says that, despite considerable experience of taking part in heavily policed demonstrations, this was "one of the most intimidating and traumatising" responses to a non-violent protest he had ever encountered.
So the firms have deemed that the e-mail messages must have a note in the subject line stating that it is "attorney advertising," a designation that takes up a large part of the real estate on the subject line and one that can be trapped in the policed traffic of online mail.
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