Wharton Assistant Professor of Legal Studies & Business Ethics Robert Hughes spoke with Dan Loney about how to reduce violence in policing by limiting the power of arrest.
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How to Reduce Police Brutality
Wharton professor discusses why arrests are inherently violent and rethinking when arrests are appropriate
June 17, 2020
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Updated: June 18, 2020
Wharton professor discusses why arrests are inherently violent and rethinking when arrests are appropriate
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