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work_7siabpq42bbopdazhe2pgij4ge	Kivanç Atak	'Inappropriate but not crime?' Policing racial hatred in Sweden	2019	18	.pdf	application/pdf	9999	755	59	on interviews with police officers and crime investigators, I discuss law Drawing on interviews with police officers and civilian crime investigators, as well as published reports from the Swedish National Council for Crime study, Bell (2002) observed that bias-unit detectives in the so-called Centre City experienced both pressure to enforce hate crime laws (by advocacy groups) and pressure not to decided to interview not only hate crime investigators but also police officers whose work police officers who work with other tasks, however, experiences of hate crime varied The interviews were semi-structured and questions were directed at investigating working principles, processes and professional reflections with respect to hate crimes specifically motivated by racism. The incident may be confirmed, or dismissed, as a probable hate crime case at a local police station or by officers police are dismissed or, where investigated, not labelled as hate crime, may at least Policing hate crime: Policing hate crime:	./cache/work_7siabpq42bbopdazhe2pgij4ge.pdf	./txt/work_7siabpq42bbopdazhe2pgij4ge.txt