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Rachel Kincaid

@racheljkincaid.bsky.social

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Law Prof at Baylor--criminal law, criminal procedure, & civil rights. Former civil rights lawyer & DOJ civil rights prosecutor

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Emory Law Journal @emorylawjournal.bsky.social · 07/11/2025

Professor Danielle Jefferis recently published “Our Progressively Brutal Constitution: A Legal Expressivist Account of the Excessive Force Doctrine,” in Volume 75 of the Emory Law Journal.

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Inquest @inquest.bsky.social · 07/11/2025

In 1901, "11,502 Black men, women, boys, and girls were arrested, comprising 64.5 percent of total arrests. Atlanta’s Black population was approximately 36,000." @jboothhistory.bsky.social on Atlanta's long history of racist policing

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Stop Cop City’s Deep Roots - Jonathon Booth - Inquest

For 150 years, Atlanta has endured racist policing that has served the interest of the city’s economic elite. The fight to resist this “Atlanta way” goes back just as far.

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Aliza Hochman Bloom @ahochmanbloom.bsky.social · 03/10/2025

I've posted a draft essay, titled "The Emerging Firearms Hypocrisy of Terry," which is forthcoming in @stanlrev.bsky.social. It discusses this summer's decision in U.S. v. Wilson and problematic privileging of 2A rights in 4A analysis. Comments are welcome! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

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Rachel Kincaid @racheljkincaid.bsky.social · 03/09/2025

Loved working on this Op Ed with Katie Kronick, supported by ‪@scholars.org‬. Excited delirium's horrors persist. truthout.org/articles/exc...

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“Excited Delirium” Is Pseudoscience. Police Often Cite It to Justify Brutality.

For decades, police, medical examiners, and coroners have used the term used to cover up killings in police custody.

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