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EPISODE · May 3, 2026 · 47 MIN

Use of Force, Qualified Immunity, and Where Real Change Actually Comes From

from Open Chair Podcast · host Jason

Quick note before we get into it: I recorded this one a few months back, shortly after the incident I reference in the episode. Life got busy and I'm just now putting it out. So when you hear me say "a few days ago," that's why. The conversation itself still holds up, so here it is.The podcast episode delves into the shooting incident involving Renee Good and ICE agents in Minneapolis, exploring topics such as law enforcement, use of deadly force, and qualified immunity. The host emphasizes the need for education, understanding, and accountability in addressing these issues.TakeawaysAccountability and transparency are crucial in law enforcement to ensure proper decision-making and outcomes.Policy shapes training, which in turn shapes decisions and outcomes in law enforcement scenarios.Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Podcast11:01 Understanding Police Use of Force and Qualified Immunity21:37 Discussion on Shooting a Firearm at a Moving Vehicle31:23 The Role of Policy, Training, and Decision-Making43:36 The Power of Accountability and Change57:23 Analysis of the Shooting Incident and Legal Considerations

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