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Monitoring and Investigating Excessive Use of Force

Amnesty International - Personal Name; CODESRIA - Personal Name;
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Law enforcement officials throughout the world may have to use force in the course of their duties. But unlike many of the activities for which law enforcement officials are responsible (e.g. traffic control, conducting an arrest, etc.), the use of force should always remain exceptional. As a matter of fact, the use of force by law enforcement officials is strictly regulated and limited, or ought to be, by domestic laws. Such laws may differ from one country to the next, and you should make yourself familiar with them.


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: Amnesty International and Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa (CODESRIA., 2000
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