Defensive force by law enforcement agents

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	Defensive force by law enforcement agents
	20170000
	Oxford University
	Hessbruegge, Jan Arno
	United States \| universal \| policing \| compensation \| punishment of perpetrators \| prosecution \| information disclosure \| time factors \| effectiveness \| police oversight \| impartiality principle \| independence principle \| criminal investigation \| psychosocial interventions \| health care delivery \| reparations \| accountability \| burden of proof \| evidence \| intention \| inhuman treatment \| absolute prohibition of torture \| morality \| bystanders \| international humanitarian law \| international criminal law \| proportionality principle \| weapons \| technology \| death in custody \| riot control agents, chemical \| tasers \| law and order \| crime prevention \| national law \| prisoner escape \| counterterrorism \| military personnel \| warfare \| death penalty \| decision making \| state obligations \| ACHPR-4 \| UN. Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (Nelson Mandela Rules) (2015) \| ACHR-4 \| physical violence \| legal defences \| prison personnel \| prisons \| police personnel \| UN. Code of Conduct for Law Enforcement Officials (1979) \| UN. Basic Principles on the Use of Force and Firearms by Law Enforcement Officials (1990) \| ICCPR-6 \| universal human rights protection system \| ECHR-5 \| ECHR-3 \| ECHR-2 \| regional human rights protection systems \| physical restraint \| international human rights law \| riot control techniques \| riot control \| criminal law \| right to security of the person \| right to life \| limitation of rights and freedoms \| self-defence principle \| killings \| police violence
	Human rights and personal self-defense in international law. - ISBN: 9780190655020