The SF Weekly has this profile of a leading defense expert on the use of force in police misconduct cases.
Legal Weapon
Don Cameron trains cops in how to use force, and then defends them in court when they're accused of going too far.
Examining developments in the law of 42 U.S.C. Section 1983 and other constitutional torts.
Profile of an Excessive Force Expert
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February (23)
- Coerced Waivers, RICO, Lee Baca (Avalos v. Baca)
- Zombies Have Rights, Too (Baribeau v. City of Minn...
- How to Turn a Parent Into a Kidnapper (Murray v. L...
- Section 1983 Case Updates (2009 Case Summaries)
- Prosecutors Seek Qualified Immunity for State Bar ...
- Student Speech
- Pervert Banned from Swimming Pool Wins Procedural ...
- Section 1983 Class Action and Attorneys' Fees: Per...
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- DUI Checkpoints and the Fourth Amendment
- The Cop Gets One Kill? (Law Review Article Idea)
- Madness in Love (Bolmer v. Oliveira)
- Profile of an Excessive Force Expert
- Sheriff Not Liable for Failing to Train Deputy Not...
- Strip Search Class Action Dismissed (Bull v. San F...
- Pottawattamie County v. McGhee: Postscript
- Section 1983 and the Death Penalty
- Excessive Force Video and Lying Cops
- False Arrest and Prosecutorial Immunity
- Los Angeles County Gets One Free Day of Your Life
- Six-Figure Attorneys' Fees Award Upheld in Nominal...
- "2d Circuit rejects constitutional challenge to Ne...
- Corrupt Cops and Prosecutors Lose "Reverse Section...
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