Professor Seth Stoughton (@PoliceLawProf/USC Joseph F. Rice School of Law) is currently testifying as an expert witness at the Derek Chauvin trial.

Hey @PoliceLawProf 🤓

TONIGHT: Seth Stoughton, @PoliceLawProf & co-author of 'Evaluating Police Uses of Force,' is here!

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Should police officers be trained to shoot to incapacitate in addition to training for shooting “center mass”? WATCH my conversation with @PoliceLawProf here and vote at Smerconish.com: youtu.be/D15gJzrFQgE

Trevor examines Black employment barriers, talks to 'Evaluating Police Uses of Force' co-author @PoliceLawProf and interviews DL Hughley about 'Surrender, White People!'

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Welcoming @PoliceLawProf back to @SXMPOTUS SiriusXM to discuss bit.ly/3qmvgwU - listen then vote at Smerconish.com : Should police officers be trained to shoot to incapacitate in addition to training for shooting “center mass”?

Compelling timeline prepared by @PoliceLawProf marking moments he thinks a reasonable officer would have taken different action. #ChauvinTrial

I enjoyed this conversation between Alan Rozenshtein and @PoliceLawProf about, among other things, 'subjective objectivity.' The The Lawfare Podcast: Seth Stoughton on the Shooting of Ashli Babbitt USC Joseph F. Rice School of Law University of Minnesota Law School bit.ly/3CA3jED

Thank you, @PoliceLawProf, Kami Chavis, and Mary Bauer, for an insightful University of Richmond Law Review symposium panel discussion about the history and current state of policing, moderated by Prof. Kevin Woodson.

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So cool listening to ⁦Kami Chavis⁩ ⁦Carissa Byrne Hessick⁩ and @PoliceLawProf talk about reform and ⁦Jeffrey Bellin⁩’s new book Mass Incarceration Nation

Plenary use of force and the George Floyd incident panel discussion with @PoliceLawProf Renee J Mitchell Dr Geiff Alpert and Arif Aikhan

This didn't just happen. A police department’s training programs and culture can - and do -
encourage police violence.

Cities must be held accountable for the culture they enable, explains @PoliceLawProf. 5/7 macarthurjustice.org/wp-content/upl…

Full interview with @PoliceLawProf Seth Stoughton: youtu.be/-vJn9NBl6NU

Just wrapped Class 4: 'Drugs, Demons, and Symbolic Assailants.'

Great to be joined by @PoliceLawProf of both Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj & The Daily Show fame to teach us a bit more about officers' 'operational understanding of the world'

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Great work, @PoliceLawProf! #DerekChauvinTrial

⚖️ Our University of South Carolina experts are leaders in the field of police law – this week, University of South CarolinaLaw's Seth Stoughton (@PoliceLawProf) and University of South Carolina_CAS's Geoffrey Alpert contributed to the The New York Times visual investigation of fatal traffic stops.

Read the story ➡️ uof.sc/3w8iYJv

Only one more day to register for the next Novel Justice event, hosted by Wilson Center for Science and Justice at Duke Law. The author this month is @PoliceLawProf, who will discuss his book Evaluating Police Uses of Force. Register here: bit.ly/StoughtonRSVP.

🗞️ USC College of Arts and Sciences's Caroline Sten Hartnett (@carohartnett) in The New York Times on the recent drop in the U.S. birthrate ➡️ uof.sc/3eKorPy

📻 USC Joseph F. Rice School of Law's Seth Stoughton (@PoliceLawProf) on NPR talking about police department accountability ➡️ uof.sc/33KDFO8

It's his success, but I was proud to do my part by nominating my former student and friend, @PoliceLawProf to the ALI. He's a terrific prof, and the ALI is lucky to have him. Congrats, Seth.