Following the Rodney King incident, the report of the Independent Commission on the Los Angeles Police Department found that there was excessive use of force by LAPD officers and that this was triggered by racism and bias. One quarter of the 960 LAPD officers surveyed for this research by the commission agreed and acknowledged that officers held a racial bias towards minorities. In addition, more than one agreed that this racial bias could lead to the use of excessive force. The commission also reviewed radio transmissions within the LAPD deportment that exposed officers were verbally harassed minorities. In another research that of the New York State Judicial Commission on Minorities, a panel of judges, attorneys and law professors found that “there are two justice systems at work in the courts of New York State; one for whites, and a very different one for ministries”. The panel found inequality, disparate treatment and injustice based on race. It also reported that minority cases often took only 4 or 5 minutes in court, suggesting a form of assembly justice. However, it is extremely
Following the Rodney King incident, the report of the Independent Commission on the Los Angeles Police Department found that there was excessive use of force by LAPD officers and that this was triggered by racism and bias. One quarter of the 960 LAPD officers surveyed for this research by the commission agreed and acknowledged that officers held a racial bias towards minorities. In addition, more than one agreed that this racial bias could lead to the use of excessive force. The commission also reviewed radio transmissions within the LAPD deportment that exposed officers were verbally harassed minorities. In another research that of the New York State Judicial Commission on Minorities, a panel of judges, attorneys and law professors found that “there are two justice systems at work in the courts of New York State; one for whites, and a very different one for ministries”. The panel found inequality, disparate treatment and injustice based on race. It also reported that minority cases often took only 4 or 5 minutes in court, suggesting a form of assembly justice. However, it is extremely