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Introduction: Contextualising Death after Police Contact,is own music and lyrics. He was widely travelled and was considered to be a charming and intelligent person. Sean was black, he had a formal diagnosis of schizophrenia which was controlled by medication. His condition was usually well managed, enabling him to live an active, independent life, but co

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Police, State and Society,lice officers and politicians today. It also raises a number of key questions about cases of DAPC. Are police answerable to the law? Do they act on behalf of the community? Are they accountable? This chapter examines these questions and unpicks various issues that underpin them. It highlights the im

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Regulating Death after Police Contact,cipal organisations responsible for investigating these cases. It argues that cases of DAPC are regulated in a manner which is relatively arbitrary. The system of regulation for these cases appears to be non-systematic, discretionary and often reliant upon non-standardised practices. The type of reg

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IPCC: Fit for Purpose?,rences between the IPCC and coronial system in how they construct accountability in terms of processes used and findings produced. The relationality of independence has been established, as was the fact that this linked to other relational concepts such as accountability and transparency. The latter

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Discursive Practices and Systems,lved during the period 2004–15. This chapter assesses the organisations as two . of accountability production in terms of discourse and discursive practices. It considers the discourses of both systems and how they relate to each other, and to wider discourses that suffuse public, policing and gover

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