Court brings back NYC ban on police restraint during arrests
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New York Supreme Court ruling reinstates law banning police officers from using chokeholds during arrests
A law banning New York law enforcement from using either a chokehold or a move that compresses someone's diaphragm during an arrest has been reinstated after a state Supreme Court appeals court ruling on Thursday.
New York Supreme Court ruling reinstates law banning police officers from using chokeholds during arrests
A law banning New York law enforcement from using either a chokehold or a move that compresses someone's diaphragm during an arrest has been reinstated after a state Supreme Court appeals court ruling on Thursday.
New York Supreme Court ruling reinstates law banning police officers from using chokeholds during arrests
A law banning New York law enforcement from using either a chokehold or a move that compresses someone's diaphragm during an arrest has been reinstated after a state Supreme Court appeals court ruling on Thursday.
New York Supreme Court ruling reinstates law banning police officers from using chokeholds during arrests
A law banning New York law enforcement from using either a chokehold or a move that compresses someone's diaphragm during an arrest has been reinstated after a state Supreme Court appeals court ruling on Thursday.
New York Supreme Court ruling reinstates law banning police officers from using chokeholds during arrests - KVIA
By Mark Morales and Elizabeth Wolfe, CNN A law banning New York law enforcement from using either a chokehold or a move that compresses someone’s diaphragm during an arrest has been reinstated after a state Supreme Court appeals court ruling on Thursday. The court’s ruling reversed a June 2021 decision by the state Supreme Court
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