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Barriers to Acountability for Law Enforcement Officers' Use of Excessive Force: A Report of the Washington Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights

Summary

Branch: Executive

Category: Independent Establishments and Government Corporations

SuDoc Class Number: CR 1.8/2-2:W 27/L 41

Government Author: Civil Rights Commission

Publication Title: Barriers to Acountability for Law Enforcement Officers' Use of Excessive Force: A Report of the Washington Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights

Date Issued: 2022

Subject: Collective bargaining
Crisis intervention (Mental health services)
Law and legislation
Police
Police brutality
Police misconduct
Police training
United States

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