Less-Than-Lethal Weapons: What Happens When Police Don’t Use Deadly Force

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What really happens when officers reach for alternatives to deadly force? In this session, a Boston University professor explains how less-than-lethal weapons actually work, when they are used, and the legal and situational limits that govern their deployment. Writers gain a clear understanding of the tools commonly used in law enforcement and self-defense, along with the real-world consequences of choosing these options.

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