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LHS and the DOJ — Department of Justice and Institutional Distrust

LHS shapes perceptions of the When the public perceives the DOJ as perpetuating inherited lies, this leads to institutional disillusionment and measurably reduced cooperation with law enforcement

LHS shapes perceptions of the When the public perceives the DOJ as perpetuating inherited lies, this leads to institutional disillusionment and measurably reduced cooperation with law enforcement.

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