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Trial by Video: Police, Lethal Force, and the Struggle for Accountability

Trial by Video: Police, Lethal Force, and the Struggle for Accountability

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ISBN10: 1479838918
ISBN13: 9781479838912
Publisher: New York University Press
Published: Jan 19 2027
Pages: 296
Language: English

Investigates the significance of video evidence in criminal trials of police officers charged for on-duty shooting incidents

Lawyers describe video evidence as a game changer for achieving criminal accountability in police-involved shootings. Despite a proliferation of videos of police-involved violence that attract considerable public attention and condemnation, trials and convictions remain rare. Once promised as a mechanism for delivering police oversight and accountability, video has yet to resolve complaints and achieve consensus about the lawfulness of use-of-force incidents, especially lethal force disproportionately applied to Black and Indigenous people.

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