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EvaluationThis article of “What We Know About Police Use of Force” is helping in putting police use of force into context in order to understand the potential magnitude of use of force problems
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"What We Know About Police Use of Force" by: Kenneth Adams Thesis Police use of force is one of the most sensitive subjects in American policing history. This subject has been depicted in many different ways. It's a subject of what is too much and when should it be used. Finding the thesis of this article was quite a chore for me. I feel that Adams thesis is that it is important to put police use of force in context in order to understand the potential magnitude of use of force problems. Putting this issue into context will help reduce some future conflicts, issues and help gain a greater degree of control over use of force used by the police. He also discusses the importance of society striving to minimize police use of force as much as possible. Method This article consists of results from of many different references and sources. The references and...
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