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The Trial of Derek Chauvin: Accountability and Justice in Policing
- 2021/05/07
- 再生時間： 43 分
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In this week's episode of the Speaking Bluntly podcast, I discuss the trial and verdict of Derek Chauvin and what this means for the future of policing. It's rare that Law Enforcement Officials are found guilty of murder, manslaughter, or negligence when they shoot and/or kill an individual. This is primarily due to Qualified Immunity. It's long past due that we as a society reimagine policing. With Chauvin being a convicted murderer, that change can arrive sooner rather than later through the power of The People!
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History of Qualified Immunity: When and why government officials were granted immunity that has allowed them to avoid civil liability and responsibility while on duty.
History of Policing in America: The beginning of the Slave Patrols and its evolution into modern day law enforcement that disproportionately target Black and Brown people due to its historical roots.