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Critical Analysis of "Policing, Punishment, and Place: Spatial-Contextual Analyses of the Criminal Legal System" Your Name Subject and Section Professor’s Name April 22, 2024 The work entitled "Policing, Punishment, and Place," authored by Jessica T. Simes, Brenden Beck, and John M. Eason, gives a worthwhile overview of the distribution of policing and punishment among different locations and social setups. The analysis of this critique assesses their representation of theories, methods, and their consequences for the policy. Critical Engagement Conceptual Framework and Interface The researchers outline a multi-dimensional framework based on crime, social ecology, and formal and informal control apparatus. Nevertheless, the deeper incorporation of the different viewpoints into the plan is possible. Moreover, a focused report should be on integrating urban ecological theory and social control theory in the non-urban context. This will make the analysis more explicit and may be used as guidelines for future studies and policies. Technological Applicability In this paper, the author has presented computationally advanced spatial and statistical methods for studying population behavior as a response to cops and convicts. Using spatial lag regression and quasi-experimental designs to estimate the true impact of policies on nutrition disparities is a good idea; however, the paper will benefit from increased details on collecting these data and preventing...