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The Resource "Kettling" protesters in the Bronx : systematic police brutality and its costs in the United States, researched and written by Julie Ciccolini ... and Ida Sawyer

"Kettling" protesters in the Bronx : systematic police brutality and its costs in the United States, researched and written by Julie Ciccolini ... and Ida Sawyer

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This report is based on interviews or written accounts from 81 people who participated in the Mott Haven protest, interviews with 19 other community members, lawyers, activists, and city officials, and analysis of 155 videos that were recorded during the protest. Human Rights Watch also reviewed legal documents and sent questions to the New York Police Department, the NYPD, which replied in part (see Annexes). The NYPD did not reply to a Human Rights Watch request to interview senior NYPD officials
Language
eng
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Extent
106 pages
Note
"September 2020"--Table of contents page
Contents
  • Summary
  • Methodology
  • Background
  • Protest in Mott Haven
  • "A plan, executed nearly flawlessly": response from police and city officials
  • The operations cost
  • Ineffective accountability that fuels impunity
  • Applicable legal standards
  • The limits of incremental reform
  • Way forward: structual change
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9781623138639
Link
https://www.hrw.org/report/2020/09/30/kettling-protesters-bronx/systemic-police-brutality-and-its-costs-united-states
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"Kettling" protesters in the Bronx : systematic police brutality and its costs in the United States
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"Kettling" protesters in the Bronx
Title remainder
systematic police brutality and its costs in the United States
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researched and written by Julie Ciccolini ... and Ida Sawyer
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Systematic police brutality and its costs in the United States
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Language
eng
Summary
This report is based on interviews or written accounts from 81 people who participated in the Mott Haven protest, interviews with 19 other community members, lawyers, activists, and city officials, and analysis of 155 videos that were recorded during the protest. Human Rights Watch also reviewed legal documents and sent questions to the New York Police Department, the NYPD, which replied in part (see Annexes). The NYPD did not reply to a Human Rights Watch request to interview senior NYPD officials
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Ciccolini, Julie
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  • maps
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non fiction
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  • Sawyer, Ida
  • Human Rights Watch (Organization)
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  • New York (N.Y.)
  • Police misconduct
  • Police brutality
  • Black lives matter movement
  • Bronx (New York, N.Y.)
Label
"Kettling" protesters in the Bronx : systematic police brutality and its costs in the United States, researched and written by Julie Ciccolini ... and Ida Sawyer
Link
https://www.hrw.org/report/2020/09/30/kettling-protesters-bronx/systemic-police-brutality-and-its-costs-united-states
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Note
"September 2020"--Table of contents page
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Contents
Summary -- Methodology -- Background -- Protest in Mott Haven -- "A plan, executed nearly flawlessly": response from police and city officials -- The operations cost -- Ineffective accountability that fuels impunity -- Applicable legal standards -- The limits of incremental reform -- Way forward: structual change
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27 cm
Extent
106 pages
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9781623138639
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rdamedia
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color illustrations, color maps
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  • on1206360410
  • (OCoLC)1206360410
Label
"Kettling" protesters in the Bronx : systematic police brutality and its costs in the United States, researched and written by Julie Ciccolini ... and Ida Sawyer
Link
https://www.hrw.org/report/2020/09/30/kettling-protesters-bronx/systemic-police-brutality-and-its-costs-united-states
Publication
Note
"September 2020"--Table of contents page
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references
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volume
Carrier category code
  • nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
Summary -- Methodology -- Background -- Protest in Mott Haven -- "A plan, executed nearly flawlessly": response from police and city officials -- The operations cost -- Ineffective accountability that fuels impunity -- Applicable legal standards -- The limits of incremental reform -- Way forward: structual change
Dimensions
27 cm
Extent
106 pages
Isbn
9781623138639
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • n
Other physical details
color illustrations, color maps
System control number
  • on1206360410
  • (OCoLC)1206360410

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