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The UCLA PD released its new Taser policy on December 10, 2007. According to UCPD Chief Karl Ross, the new policy is considerably longer, includes specific definitions of appropriate and inappropriate use, and explicitly prohibits use against a "passive resister".
- November 14, 2006
- Shocked by a Taser
- Mostafa Tabatabainejad
Weapons are prohibited on campus. In addition to the traditional penal code sections, the educational code and UCLA Policy 131 adds restrictions with respect to campus communities. What is a weapon? A weapon is anything that can be used to hurt or injure someone. Weapons could be but are not limited to the following: Knives; Guns; Pepper Spray
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The California Gun-Free School Zone Act of 1995 and Amendments, codified in California Penal Codes §§ 626.9 & 626.10, prohibit the transportation and possession of firearms and other dangerous weapons on public school properties in California, including property of the University of California.
1 day ago · Multiple law enforcement agencies have said they are investigating why UCLA took so long to quell the violence, while also using facial recognition, cellphone data analysis and other tools to try ...
Tasers and Weapon Technology Reveal About Excessive Force Law Aaron Sussman ABSTRACT Since Graham v. Connor, the U.S. Supreme Court’s 1989 opinion establishing the Fourth Amendment standard for assessing whether a police officer’s use of force was unconstitutionally excessive, the law has slowly developed through a body of narrow
- Aaron Sussman
- 2012
Nov 22, 2006 · UCLA’s police rules allow officers to use Tasers on suspects engaging in passive resistance, which is what police said 23-year-old senior Mostafa Tabatabainejad was doing last week.
Nov 18, 2006 · But UCLA police are allowed to use Tasers on passive resisters as “a pain compliance technique,” Assistant Chief Jeff Young said in an interview Friday.
