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Their mistrust is hardly surprising, given a history of differential treatment in the system of criminal justice, a problem especially apparent in police conduct. Police brutality involves the use of unnecessary andor excessive violence by police. Several states do not even have a law on the books. May 28, 2017 the book that helped me understand police brutality in a wider context laura marie may 28, 2017 there has been a false division lately that rubbed me the wrong way for a long time.
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Police are here to protect us and making us feel safe, but the things that are going around the. New york university school of law center for human. Police corruption and abuse of authority have persisted since the beginning of policing, and were exacerbated late in the twentieth cen tury by america s drug epidemic. Police brutality coloring book begs question, what color. In analyzing police brutality, it is important to look at the laws that.
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