What is the difference between crime and tort

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- As the director of a police academy, identify three steps that you would take to reduce allegations of negligent training on the part of your academy.

- What is the difference between a crime and a tort?

- Discuss Tennessee v. Garner. How did this decision affect policing policies?

- List and discuss the seven factors determining liability in pursuit-related chases.

- Under what circumstances can an officer use deadly force? Please address the following: Defense of life and fleeing felons, Juveniles, Shooting at or from vehicles, Secondary weapons, Off-duty weapons, Familiarization with the departmental policy.

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