“The case that gave rise to the court’s “reasonableness” standard — and ultimately had such impact on cases such as Michael Brown’s in Ferguson, Mo., and Garner’s in New York — involved a man named Dethorne Graham, a diabetic with low blood sugar thought to be drunk when stopped by police in Charlotte, N.C., in 1984.”
- Why it’s so difficult to charge police officers who kill
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