Results: police brutality

police brutality

Obvious Observation

Officers with multiple abuses of power should not be allowed to serve.

--anonymous

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Obvious Observation

Officers with multiple abuses of power should not be allowed to serve.

--anonymous

Group

Agreeability (Total Votes)

Agree / Pass / Disagree

Confidence (95% CI)

Balanced

44%-96% (5)

A:100% / P:0% / D:0%

Undecided (74%)

Raw

54%-100% (5)

A:100% / P:0% / D:0%

Undecided (91%)

Up Party

48%-99% (4)

A:100% / P:0% / D:0%

Undecided (87%)

Down Party

16%-99% (1)

A:100% / P:0% / D:0%

Undecided (56%)

Proposal

There should be a federal database to track police officer abuse of power complaints.

--anonymous

Group

Agreeability (Total Votes)

Agree / Pass / Disagree

Confidence (95% CI)

Raw

48%-99% (4)

A:100% / P:0% / D:0%

Undecided (87%)

Proposal

Police can get away with far too many things, and there needs to be meaningful checks to prevent illegal police conduct

--spring

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Agreeability (Total Votes)

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Confidence (95% CI)

Raw

48%-99% (4)

A:100% / P:0% / D:0%

Undecided (87%)

Recommendation

Police abuse of power is a serious crime, and should be punished accordingly.

--anonymous

Group

Agreeability (Total Votes)

Agree / Pass / Disagree

Confidence (95% CI)

Balanced

41%-95% (4)

A:100% / P:0% / D:0%

Undecided (70%)

Raw

48%-99% (4)

A:100% / P:0% / D:0%

Undecided (87%)

Up Party

40%-99% (3)

A:100% / P:0% / D:0%

Undecided (80%)

Down Party

16%-99% (1)

A:100% / P:0% / D:0%

Undecided (56%)

Remedy proposal

You should be able to sue the police for acts of unnecessary violence

--spring

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Agreeability (Total Votes)

Agree / Pass / Disagree

Confidence (95% CI)

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48%-99% (4)

A:100% / P:0% / D:0%

Undecided (87%)

Proposal

There should be an unarmed police division, responsible for handling things like noise complaints, etc, and a clear mandate to avoid engagement; combined with a force dedicated to de-escalation and transport. This separates out incentives for violence: The second group has no excuse for excess force

--spring

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Agreeability (Total Votes)

Agree / Pass / Disagree

Confidence (95% CI)

Raw

40%-99% (3)

A:100% / P:0% / D:0%

Undecided (80%)