12.12.09
Human Rights and U.S. Policy Review: Law Enforcement Use of Conducted Energy Devices (2008)
The PDF linked below is of a report prepared by Robert Goodis for a class in 2008. It has been reformatted, but has not been formally reviewed since submission for academic credit. Because of it’s relevant topic, it is being made available under both the personal & academic writings section of this blog and the section reserved for The Goodis Center.
In the drafting process, this paper was entitled Police Use of Weapons and Force in the United States of America: A Review of Human Rights in Law Enforcement and Relevant Policy. This PDF bears the official title, Human Rights and U.S. Policy Review: Law Enforcement Use of Conducted Energy Devices.
(Note that this PDF is formatted with smaller-than-normal pages. Please consider altering your printer’s settings before printing out this report. It is only about 4500 words, but the current formatting stretches that out to 25 pages. It has not been revised since it was submitted for academic credit. This document is copyrighted ©2008 Robert Goodis.)
