Justice required : police shootings as legalized violence /
Police hold the only position within the criminal justice system with the discretion to use deadly force on the general public. The decision to shoot a suspect occurs without a court proceeding, without a legal framework to determine guilt or innocence and without an adversarial system. Nearly 1000...
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New York :
Columbia University Press,
[2025].
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Table of Contents:
- The context of police shootings and protest : Denver
- Divergent life chances for gettin' shot by the police
- Two trigger fingers : an examination of racial and ethnic differences
- Types of shootings : problematic, questionable, and less controversial
- Law enforcement officers and the pristine fourteen
- A public health problem for the United States : places, practices, and policies
- Accountability through legislative action, institutional policies, and research.