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Out of the Blue: The Legal Geography of U.S. Police Liability and the Limits of Insurance-Based Reform Following the 2020 George Floyd Uprisings
This dissertation examines a prospective, market-based U.S. police reform: personal officer professional liability insurance (POPLI). Advocates assume premiums will incentivize behavioral changes among repeat-problem ‘bad-apple’ officers. Although POPLI emerged to restore police legitimacy in reacti
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