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EPISODE · Mar 14, 2020 · 23 MIN

Criminal Justice - First Encounters

from ellisconversations's podcast · host Jamil Ellis and Ronald Ellis

In this episode, the hosts discuss the critical role which subjective observations play during initial encounters with law enforcement.  Combined with legal rules which allow officers to "tailor" testimony, this subjectivity has had negative impacts on groups perceived as suspects, and caused tensions between police and minority communities. A violent first encounter for a young black man -https://twitter.com/TheVelvetRope__/status/1235391987332702208

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