Topic: Graham V Conner

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Kyle Serafin breaks down the legal standards for the use of deadly force, citing the Supreme Court case Graham v. Conner. He argues the Minneapolis ICE shooting was a "good shoot" because the officer had a reasonable belief of imminent danger when the vehicle lurched toward him. Serafin notes that the officer's previous experience being dragged by a car likely influenced his split-second decision to fire.