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-====States set binding precedent –CP fiats federal courts consistently deny appeals ==== |
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-,,Michael S.,, **Catlett 05,** ,,JD, University of Arizona College of Law, "Clearly Not Established: Decisional Law and the Qualified Immunity Doctrine," Arizona Law Review Vol. 47, 2005.,, |
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-2. Has the Constitutional Right Been Pronounced In Binding Precedent? When binding |
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-, the nonexistence of such precede.nt does not end the inquiry. |
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-====States CP solves better==== |
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-Thompson 15, ,,Legislative Attorney, 2015 ~~Police Use of Force: Rules, Remedies, and Reforms, Richard M. Thompson II, Legislative Attorney October 30, 2015, Congressional Research Service 7-5700, www.crs.gov, R44256~~,, |
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-These reforms prompt the perennial debate concerning the role of Congress in addressing police reform |
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-not adequately held their officers legally accountable for the improper use of force. |