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Police, Picket-Lines and Fatalities - Lessons from the Past (Hardcover)
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Police, Picket-Lines and Fatalities - Lessons from the Past (Hardcover)
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Police, Picket-lines and Fatalities explores public protests and
their management by the police, focusing on the fatalities of
strikers at the hands of police and outlining practices towards
preventing such tragedies. Uniquely examining the only three worker
fatalities in Australian industrial history due to police use of
deadly force, this book analyses the frenzied policing involvement
that led to the deaths; the lack of accountability of police
leadership and individual actions; government and press
partisanship; and the deficiencies in criminal justice
administration. Baker ultimately questions: were the police merely
performing their duty by enforcing the law or were they agents
complicit in reckless violence and collusion? With analysis of the
recent police shooting of 34 platinum miners at Marikana, South
Africa in 2012, Baker looks at the lessons of these case-studies,
both past and contemporary, to provide specific applications for
developing best practice of police and union peace-keeping
protocols during industrial protests and the wider issues pertinent
to public order policing of demonstrations in general.
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