The  use of force by law enforcement officers is sometimes required when  dealing with suspects resisting arrest and/or individuals disobeying  direct

 

The  use of force by law enforcement officers is sometimes required when  dealing with suspects resisting arrest and/or individuals disobeying  direct orders. However, when the use of force becomes excessive or is  used unnecessarily, law enforcement officers are arguably engaging in  ethical, and in many cases, criminal offenses.

  1. Describe the different types of ethical violations that can occur when excessive use of force occurs.  
     
  2. What  policies can law enforcement administrators implement to minimize  officers unnecessarily using excessive use of force without impeding the  discretion necessary for officers to effectively carryout their duties.

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