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Protocols for federal investigations into use-of-force incidents involving federal officers.
Federal law supplies multiple criminal pathways for charging a — including general federal murder (18 U.S.C. §1111), statutes protecting federal officials and their families (18 U.S.C. §§1114, 115 and...
’ use-of-force decisions when a bystander is legally carrying a concealed handgun are governed primarily by agency use-of-force policies that require deadly force only when an agent reasonably believe...
Video and contemporaneous reporting show that at least one federal agent was recorded walking away from the immediate location after the while holding a firearm, and federal officers subsequently rest...
Federal law, Supreme Court precedent and interagency practice create a hybrid regime: federal authorities often assert control over evidence when a federal officer is involved in a killing, but state ...
Oversight of ICE use-of-force rests on a layered but fragmented set of mechanisms: federal criminal probes led by the FBI and Department of Justice, internal DHS/ICE reviews and the DHS Office of Insp...