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Over at the Legal Affairs Debate Club this week, Bernard Harcourt is debating whether police efforts to reduce minor crimes (think vagrancy, panhandling, and the like) can really lead to a significant reduction in more major crimes -- the so-called "broken windows" theory of policing. Joining him in the conversation is David Thacher from the University of Michigan.
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