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Watching and Wondering…

“Many people ask today, ‘Aren’t there other ways in which a trained police officer can respond to an emotionally disturbed … More

Absolute Necessity, Black Lives Matter, deadly force, European Union, Ferguson, Garner v. Tennessee, George Floyd, Graham v. Connor, Laguan McDonald, madison, Minneapolis, objective reasonableness, Occupy Movement, police

Here’s What We Need to Do Now!

I have some suggestions as to what police need to do, and do it quickly, if we are take advantage … More

Absolute Necessity, deadly force, European Union, trust, warrior cop

Raise the Standard: Save Lives, Build Trust

“We will not have a trusted police until the standard for using deadly force by police is raised to that … More

Absolute Necessity, deadly force, European Union, Graham v. Connor, Guiding Principles, PERF, sanctity of human life, standards, Tennessee v. Garner

Why Has So Little Changed?

The aftermath of Michael Brown’s death in 2014 (and an ensuing presidential task force) was tried to raise the standard … More

Absolute Necessity, changes, deadly force, Ferguson, George Floyd, Graham v. Connor, Michael Brown, Minneapolis, objective reasonableness

California Improves Police Use of Force Law

Moving from “Reasonable” to “Necessary” [Ed. Note: This guest blog is from John Mutz, retired LAPD captain and recent candidate … More

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Camden County Police Lead in Both Policy and Practice

Camden County Police Department revises the use of force policy [Ed. Note: This is what I have been saying for … More

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