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The topic of the research paper is police use of force. Thoroughly review Graham v. Connor and then explain and corralate that case regarding police use of force to recent high profile incidents across the country such as in Ferguson, MO; Baltimore, MD, etc...
I don't want a generic summary of the use of force model. I want to see if you can apply it correctly according to the law when looking at an incident where force was used. This assignment is not a forum for what you think or feel the law regarding use of force should be. As Criminal Justice University students I want you to know exactly what the law reads and the standards that American police officers are held to. In other words if you do your research properly you will know what is reasonable force as opposed to force that is unreasonable. The police are legally authorized to use reasonable force, including deadly force in certain situations. Please use these research paper guidelines:
1.    7-8 pages in length
2.    Size 12 Font, double spaced, Times New Roman Font or Arial Font
3.    The paper must conform to APA guidelines. Review this site BEFORE you begin http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01/
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