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Which Is More Scandalous: The Training for Armed Teachers or the Training for Police Officers?
On average, the minimum requirement for cops is about 650 hours, compared to about 1,300 hours for barbers.
1 August 2022
A recent New York Times story about armed teachers casts doubt on the...
able
active bystandership for law enforcement
amherst
center for innovations in community safety
cincinnati enquirer
connecticut
district of columbia
epic
ethical policing is courageous
fourth amendment
fraternal order of police of ohio
george floyd
georgetown university
hawaii
honolulu police department
icjtr
insider
institute for criminal justice training reform
johnson county
johnson county sheriff's office
kansas
louisiana
massachusetts
michael weinman
minneapolis
new orleans
new york times
officer derek chauvin
officer j alexander kueng
officer thomas lane
officer tou tao
ohio
professor ervin staub
professor joanna schwartz
sheriff frank denning
texas
ucla
univeristy of massachusetts
university of california los angeles
university of chicago law review
Trapped in the Floods with Floodwaters Rising, Prisoners Wait for Help in Floating Feces
12 February 2022
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The flooding in Dixie County, Florida, began in July, brought on by Tropical Storm Elsa. Then the rains kept falling. By August, the ground was saturated, and the semirural county was...
beaumont
black millenials for flint
bop
bureau of prisons
carceral ecologies
columbus
congress
cross city
cross city correctional institution
daron jones
department of homeland security
department of justice
dhs
dixie county
doj
environmental justice advisory coumcil
environmental protectiom agency
epa
famm
federal emergency management agency
fema
first street foundation
flood factors
florida
florida department of corrections
franklin county corrections center ii
gov. ron desantis
gulf coast
hudson county correctional facility
hurricane katrina
hurricane rita
latricea adams
molly best
molly gill
national institute of corrections
new orleans
new york
new york city
nick shapiro
ohio
orleans parish prison
president barack obama
president donald trump
president joe biden
prisoners legal advisory network
rep. dianne hart
rep. jeff brandes
sen. tammy duckworth
sen. wilton simpson
senate
senate judiciary committee
sergio alterto rosales
south carolina
superstorm sandy
tennessee
the intercept
tropical storm elsa
u.s. penitentiary
ucla
university of california los angeles
west virginia
white house
There Is Nothing 'Conservative' About Letting Police Violate Our Rights
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin's support for qualified immunity is in opposition to the principles he says he stands for.
21 January 2021
Newly-minted Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin appears on track to become somewhat of a...
california
cato institute
clark neily
coffee county
covid-19
first amendment
fresno
george floyd
georgia
gov. glenn youngkin
intercollegiate studies institute
justice clarence thomas
justice sonia sotomayor
monell doctrine
nate hochman
national review
professor joanna schwartz
qualified immunity
republican party
u.s. court of appeals for the 9th circuit
u.s. supreme court
ucla
university of california los angeles
virginia
Her Husband Died After Police Hogtied Him for 90 Minutes. Could She Ever Hold Them Accountable?
Kelli Goode's civil suit is a case study in how difficult it can be to get state actors to take responsibility when they allegedly infringe on someone's rights.
14 January 2022
In 2015, Troy Goode...
california
founding fathers
fresno
hogtied
hogtying
joanna schwartz
judge edith brown clement
kelli goode
lsd
mayor darren musselwhite
mississippi
southhaven
troy goode
u.s. court of appeals for the 5th circuit
ucla
university of california los angeles
widespread panic
New California Law Makes It Easier To Sue Cops Who Violate Civil Rights
4 October 2021
California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday signed a bill (SB 2) that will eliminate several legal immunities that shield law enforcement from civil rights lawsuits, a move that will make it easier for victims...
california
colorado
congress
fresno
gov. gavin newsom
institute for justice
los angeles county
massachusetts
nebraska
professor joanna schwartz
santa clara law review
sb 2
tom bane civil rights act
u.s. supreme court
ucla
university of california los angeles
Court Finally Strips Cops of Qualified Immunity for Laughing as They Killed Handcuffed Innocent Man
31 December 2021
As TFTP previously reported, on the night of Aug. 10, 2016, Tony Timpa called 911 asking police to help him because he had a history of mental illness and he was off his...
attorney erik heipt
attorney geoff henley
constitution
dallas county
dallas news
danny vasques
derek chauvin
district attorney john creuzot
dustin dillard
fifth circuit court of appeals
fox 4
judge david godbey
kevin mansell
professor joanna schwartz
seattle
tftp
the free thought project
tony timpa
u.s. district court
uclaucla school of law
university of california los angeles
vickie timpa
washington
A Study of What Police Know About Court Decisions Exposes 'Qualified Immunity's Boldest Lie'
27 October 2021
In two cases it decided last fall and last winter, the U.S. Supreme Court suggested that it might be prepared to limit the scope of qualified immunity, a doctrine that shields police...
9th circuit
graham v. connor
professor joanna schwartz
rivas-villegas v. cortesluna
tennessee v. gamer
u.s. supreme court
ucla
university of california los angeles
university of chicago law review
westlaw
But the state's attempt to prosecute a bystander—a woman the police were there to help—is a good reminder of just how far they'll go to evade meaningful introspection.
Cop Kills Cop; Nearby Lady Gets Charged With Manslaughter
1 September 2021
Jenna Holm is facing prison time for the death...
7th judicial district
agency theory
attorney jordan crane
attorney rocky wixom
bonneville county
bonneville county sheriff
deputy benjamin bottcher
deputy wyatt maser
detective mike cox
eugene volokh
idaho
idaho falls behavorial crisis center
idaho state police
jenna holm
juan carlos fuentes pina
judge dane watkins
ohio
proximate cause theory
sergeant randy flegel
state of idaho v. pina
ucla
university of california at los angeles
Dozens of states have tried to end qualified immunity. Police officers and unions helped beat nearly every bill.
7 October 2021
In the months after George Floyd’s murder, state legislators across the country tried to undo a legal doctrine that makes it virtually impossible to sue police...
albuquerque
american civil liberties union
arkansas
aurora
barry friedman
boston globe
brittney gilliam
california
california peace officers' association
cato institute
colorado
colorado capitol
colorado peace officers standards and training
congress
connecticut police chiefs association
denver police protective association
deputy director shaun rundle
donovan maez
elijah mcclain
freedom riders
george floyd
george floyd justice in policing act
georgia
gov. gavin newsom
gov. michelle lujan grisham
grace phillips
house
house speaker brian egolf
institute for justice
iowa
joanna schwartz
ku klux klan act
law enforcement action partnership
major cities chiefs association
massachusetts
michigan
minnesota
national conference of state legislatures
national fraternal order of police
national organization of black law enforcement executives
new mexico
new mexico association of counties
new mexico civil rights act
new york university school of law's policing project
nick rogers
nick sibilla
officer derek chauvin
patrick yoes
pew research center
qualified immunity
rep. jonathan brostoff
rep. leslie herod
ronald l. davis
ryan luby
sierra club
stephanie maez
texas
u.s. supreme court
ucla
university of california at los angeles
washington post
wisconsin