1. Editorial: Excessive Police Violence as a Public Health Issue

   • Hannah L. F. Cooper
   • Mindy Fullilove

   EditorialNotes 16 March 2016 Pages: 1 - 7

2. Who Shot Ya? How Emergency Departments Can Collect Reliable Police Shooting Data

   • Joseph B. Richardson Jr
   • Christopher St. Vil
   • Carnell Cooper

   OriginalPaper 17 December 2015 Pages: 8 - 31

3. Stop, Question, and Complain: Citizen Grievances Against the NYPD and the Opacity of Police Stops Across New York City Precincts, 2007–2013

   • Andres F. Rengifo
   • Kurt Fowler

   OriginalPaper 21 December 2015 Pages: 32 - 41

4. Collateral Damage: The Health Effects of Invasive Police Encounters in New York City

   • Abigail A. Sewell
   • Kevin A. Jefferson

   OriginalPaper 15 January 2016 Pages: 42 - 67

5. Protecting Urban Health and Safety: Balancing Care and Harm in the Era of Mass Incarceration

   • Nadia Gaber
   • Anthony Wright

   OriginalPaper 22 December 2015 Pages: 68 - 77

6. Beacon of Hope? Lessons Learned from Efforts to Reduce Civilian Deaths from Police Shootings in an Australian State

   • Jessica Saligari
   • Richard Evans

   OriginalPaper 14 December 2015 Pages: 78 - 88

7. Social Movements Against Racist Police Brutality and Department of Justice Intervention in Prince George’s County, Maryland

   • Jonathan W. Hutto Sr.
   • Rodney D. Green

   OriginalPaper 16 February 2016 Pages: 89 - 121

   

8. Why Police Kill Black Males with Impunity: Applying Public Health Critical Race Praxis (PHCRP) to Address the Determinants of Policing Behaviors and “Justifiable” Homicides in the USA

   • Keon L. Gilbert
   • Rashawn Ray

   OriginalPaper 10 December 2015 Pages: 122 - 140

   

9. Politics, Police Accountability, and Public Health: Civilian Review in Newark, New Jersey

   • Alecia McGregor

   OriginalPaper 11 December 2015 Pages: 141 - 153

   

10. Policing, Community Fragmentation, and Public Health: Observations from Baltimore

    • Marisela B. Gomez

    OriginalPaper 11 January 2016 Pages: 154 - 167