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1		-2016-12-19 15:51:27.477
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	4	+====Insurance is provided via group plans in the status quo – qualified immunity shields insurers from overwhelming financial consequences. Limiting qualified immunity kills that – it makes rates go too high and forces departments to switch to individual plans. That tanks loss-prevention incentive because individual premiums are too small.====
	5	+Radley **Balko **and John** Rappaport, 05/01/**16
	6	+Balko runs "The Watch" a criminal justice blog for the Washington Post, he is also a published author on issues of criminal justice. Rappaport is a professor of law at the University of Chicago."How the insurance industry could reform American policing", The Washington Post. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-watch/wp/2016/03/01/how-the-insurance-industry-could-reform-american-policing/
	7	+This part of the argument is a little bit speculative, but I think it's
	8	+AND
	9	+lot of money — not to mention lives — in the long run.
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	12	+====Less police increases crime – the mere presence is important even if they are not arresting. ====
	13	+Inimai M. **Chettiar,** 20**15**
	14	+Chettiar is the director of the Justice Program at New York University Law School's Brennan Center. "More Police, Managed More Effectively, Really Can Reduce Crime"
	15	+Can simply adding more police officers to the streets, or changing the ways in
	16	+AND
	17	+they are not arresting or stopping anyone, can be a crime deterrent.
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	20	+====Crime causes disproportionate psychological and physical violence – it creates dangerous cycles of poverty. ====
	21	+Lynn **Langton and** Jennifer **Truman,** 20**14**
	22	+BJS Statisticians. "Socio-emotional Impact of Violence Crime", United States Department of Justice, Special Report. https://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/sivc.pdf
	23	+In 2009–12, 68 of victims of serious violent crime—rape
	24	+AND
	25	+the reliability and stability of estimates and facilitates comparisons of detailed victimization characteristics.
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	28	+====Insurance providers can spur reform. However, lack of loss-prevention incentives kills that pathway and without insurance policies police will just pay with taxpayer dollars.====
	29	+Martin **Kaste, 04/01/**16
	30	+"When It Comes To Police Reform, Insurance Companies May Play A Role" http://www.npr.org/2016/04/01/472564258/when-it-comes-to-police-reform-insurance-companies-may-play-a-role
	31	+For all the talk in the last couple of years about reforming police, there
	32	+AND
	33	+from pushing hard on a law enforcement agency to reform," Schwartz says.

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	1	+Quads

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	1	+Millard North Brown Neg

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	1	+2 - DA - Police Insurance

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	1	+Millard West