Define reasonable, Look up the landmark case Graham v.

Define reasonable

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Look up the landmark case Graham v. Connor. Think about what you learned this week, and how this case is relevant to your work in law enforcement. Your initial post should include... Give an overview of the decision of Graham v. Connor, 490 U.S. 38. Do you agree or disagree with the Supreme Court’s ruling? Does the court go far enough with this landmark decision? Why or why not. If you were the officer on the case, what would you have done? What details would have impacted your decision? How do you define “reasonable?”

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