Why No Convictions When Police Officers Kill?
June 28, 2017
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as posted by the channelWhy are police officers more likely to commit acts of gratuitous violence during encounters with people of color? And why are they so infrequently brought to justice in a court of law? TYT's Eric Byler () and Joseph Williams ( ) of US News examine the underlying causesSupreme Court precedent that allows police officers wide latitude in claiming "fear" of citizen justifies his or her killing, and, centuries of "psychological warfare" designed to connect skin color to, exactly that...fear.
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