The Ethics and Legality of Police Tactics During Public Demonstrations

The McGill Law Journal Podcast
09/02/2021 24 min
The Ethics and Legality of Police Tactics During Public Demonstrations

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In this episode, we discuss the various tactics used by police during protests for racial justice and their legality, both from a general legal standpoint and from the American context. Our guest is Karen Pita Loor, Clinical Associate Professor of Law at the Boston University School of Law.

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