Titlebook: Lethal Force and New Zealand Police; The History, Law, Pr Richard S. Shortt Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), unde

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The Law and Morality Regarding the Use of Lethal Forcebe applied to Police use of lethal force in the Aotearoa New Zealand. The chapter concludes by moving from the law to philosophy and consideration of the moral dimension of using lethal force as a police officer, quoting extensively the work of Professor Seumas Miller and his book ..

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Policies, Procedures, Equipment, Training, Tactics and Specialist Groupsfficers, the training officers get in the use of firearms and the all-important tactics that govern how officers should respond when armed. It also details the two specialist firearms units available to back up response officers, the Armed Offenders Squad (AOS) and the Special Tactics Group (STG).

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Use of Lethal Force by New Zealand Policeout the “who, what, when, why, where and how” of shootings by police officers. An analysis is also made of the shootings by Police district to see if any insights can be gained. Finally, there is commentary about adverse comments made by the oversight authority and what action resulted within Police after such commentary.

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Oversight of New Zealand Police Use of Lethal Forcef the Police Complaints Authority (PCA). Subsequently, the Authority was expanded to include independent investigators and renamed as the Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA). The chapter describes the legislation governing the Authority and its transformation from a single-person review mech

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New Zealand Police and Firearmsl origins through to its modern-day self. The chapter focuses particularly on Police involvement with firearms and firearms-related events of note. It discusses the changes that have occurred over the years and what events or decisions underpinned them. The author refers to the changes as strategic

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Use of Lethal Force Against New Zealand Police and the Risks Facedhose risks. It discusses the number of firearms in Aotearoa New Zealand and how the challenge of military-style semi-automatic rifles was dealt with (or not) following the Aramoana mass murders in 1990. Police tactical superiority is also discussed, as is how people thwart that superiority to inflic