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Deliberate indifferenceHoward Swindle

Deliberate indifference

326 pagesFirst published 19932 editions
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On Christmas Day, 1987, a black man named Loyal Garner, Jr., drove down the wrong road in East Texas and was pulled over by a white police chief. He was taken to jail, beaten unconscious, and hospitalized - after officers came up with a cover story. Although witnesses swore that he was murdered, the policemen were summarily acquitted by a hometown jury. Only after prosecutors in another county wrested control of the case was justice served. In Deliberate Indifference an. Award-winning investigative journalist tells a true story that resembles a cross between the plot of Mississippi Burning…

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionPenguin (Non-Classics)19943369780140233704
EditionViking19933169780670839469
Race relationsTrials, litigationTrials (Murder)Police misconductRace discriminationMurder, texasTexas, social conditionsPolice, united states