Police brutality
By: Michael Ruth, book editor
Series: Opposing viewpoints series; Opposing viewpoints series (Unnumbered)
Publisher: Greenhaven Press; Greenhaven Press, a part of Gale, Cengage Learning
Published: 2016
Language: eng
Number of pages: 226
ISBN-13: 9780737775181; 9780737775198
Subjects: Discrimination in law enforcement; Police; Complaints against; Police brutality; Police-community relations
Other titles: Police brutality (Greenhaven Press)
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Are police using excessive force? --; title: Police brutality must be stopped  -- Richard Rowe; title: There is conflicting information on police brutality  -- John Wihbey; title: Police are racist against minorities  -- Linn Washington Jr.; title: Police are not racist against minorities  -- James B. Comey; title: Police militarization is a problem in America  -- Carolyn Davis; title: Public safety requires police militarization  -- Jazz Shaw; title: Is police brutality a widespread problem in the United States? --; title: Seven reasons police brutality is systemic, not anecdotal  -- Bonnie Kristian; title: History indicates varied results in improving police brutality in America  -- Nicole Flatow; title: Police brutality is a growing American epidemic  -- Colin Ochs; title: Police brutality is not a growing epidemic  -- Jack Kerwick; title: White America's silence on police brutality is consent  -- Donovan X. Ramsey; title: Police brutality in America is about class, not race  -- Joseph Kishore; title: How can police brutality be stopped? --; title: Body cameras will stop police brutality  -- Adam Schiff; title: Body cameras will not stop police brutality  -- Shahid Buttar; title: Body cameras are helpful but insufficient for stopping police brutality  -- Matthew Kovac; title: Americans must continue protesting police brutality  -- Juan Thompson; title: Americans should value, not protest, the police  -- Charlie Dent; title: Civilian oversight of police could stop brutality  -- Michael S. Rozeff; title: Civilian oversight of police has benefits and disadvantages  -- Pete Eyre; title: What is the US government's response to police brutality? --; title: The federal government is failing to correct police brutality  -- Barry Sussman; title: The federal government is enthusiastically combating police brutality  -- Jessica Wehrman and Jack Torry; title: Obama is correct to separate police brutality from racism  -- Paul Joseph Watson; title: Obama is wrong to separate police brutality from racism  -- Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor; title: The Department of Justice cannot correct all police brutality  -- Imani Gandy; title: The Department of Justice can help correct police brutality -- Sarah Childress.