Sentence examples for examination of police from inspiring English sources
While hundreds of protesters have since been indicted for various offences such as violating public demonstrations law or insulting the police, examination of police violence during the Gezi protests has been slow and inconclusive, according to Andrew Gardner, Turkey researcher for Amnesty International.
Robert S. Litt General Counsel Office of the Director of National Intelligence Washington, D.C. Douglas Starr, in his examination of police interrogation methods, specifically the Reid Technique, highlights some significant cases of interrogations gone awry, which took place decades ago ("The Interview," December 9th).
It is difficult to know for sure who received messages, but an examination of police surveillance documents prepared in 2003 and 2004, and unsealed by a federal magistrate last year, makes it clear that the authorities were aware of TXTmob at least a month before the Republican convention began.
"As well as the independent analysis of the databases, I intend to sample a number of case files during my examination of police and prosecution records, to ascertain whether or not any other recipients of the letters have been told they are not of interest to the police when in fact they are".
The incident prompted an examination of police relationships with the public, the media and the IPCC.
Protests are continuing, along with an examination of police protocols in threatening situations: When should cops use batons, stun guns and other non-lethal weapons to control suspects and protect themselves, and when is a potential kill shot appropriate?
While Wilson gets off scot free, the DOJ on Wednesday also announced the results of its findings from a months-long examination of policing practices by the Ferguson Police Department.
Jefferson said that the violence, which would have prompted police prosecutions today, had led to a fundamental re-examination of police behaviour during disputes.
But an examination of the police blotters for the 32nd Precinct in Harlem, near the Polo Grounds, turned up no mention of the tablets.
And, unless there is a civil-rights trial, there is no examination of the police practices that contributed to a wrongful conviction: it is seen simply as collateral damage in the fight against crime.
