What is a recurring element in Ellroy's crime novels?
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Police corruption
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Police corruption is a recurring element in Ellroy's crime novels. His portrayal of corrupt law enforcement officials adds depth and realism to his stories set in Los Angeles. Corruption extends from the highest echelons of power to the streets, shaping the moral landscape of Ellroy's fictional world and driving the narratives of his novels.
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