Reporting, Reform, and Legal Standards

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Does force have to be sequential?

No. Responses are dynamic and are not necessarily sequential.

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What standard guides the response in the Massachusetts example?

Objective reasonableness based on the totality of circumstances.

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What factors are included in the Totality Triangle?

Environment/prior knowledge/situational factors; subject behavior; and available options, effectiveness, and proportionality.

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What is the “dark figure” of police use of force?

Force that may go unreported or be missing from official records.

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Why might official use-of-force records be incomplete?

Definitions vary, documentation differs, multiple officers may be involved, and accounts may be incomplete.

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What did the slides report about department policies prohibiting chokeholds?

92% of departments

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What percentage of departments require intervention against excessive force?

93%

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What percentage require attempting de-escalation before force?

79%

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What percentage adopted some version of a necessity standard?

48%

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What percentage designate deadly force as a last resort?

54%.

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What percentage restrict pepper spray against handcuffed individuals?

41%.

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What change in chokehold policies followed George Floyd’s death, according to the slides?

Departments prohibiting chokeholds increased from 22% in 2015–2016 to 92% in policies collected through 2023