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Use of force

Rolando V. del Carmen, Jeffery T. Walker

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Abstract

The use of force is often necessary in police work, particularly when making an arrest. Force used in policing is categorized into two types: deadly force and non-deadly force. Deadly force is force that is likely to produce death or serious bodily injury. All other kinds of force are non-deadly force.

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The use of force is often necessary in police work, particularly when making an arrest. Force used in policing is categorized into two types: deadly force and non-deadly force. Deadly force is force that is likely to produce death or serious bodily injury. All other kinds of force are non-deadly force.

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The use of force is often necessary in police work, particularly when making an arrest. Force used in policing is categorized into two types: deadly force and non-deadly force. Deadly force is force that is likely to produce death or serious bodily injury. All other kinds of force are non-deadly force.

Key concepts: Deadly force, Use of force, Work force, Fifth force, Work (physics), Engineering, Criminology, Law

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