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police use of force: a standalone construct

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physical or verbal coercion applied by officers, understood as the outcome of an unfolding exchange between officer and citizen.

In policing, police use of force refers to physical or verbal coercion applied by officers, understood as the outcome of an unfolding exchange between officer and citizen. This meaning comes from Terrill (2005) in Justice Quarterly.[1]

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References

Terrill, W. (2005). Police use of force: a transactional approach. Justice Quarterly, 22(1), 107-138. https://doi.org/10.1080/0741882042000333663

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