Police Brutality In The 20th Century

These action not only happened in the modern day but happened in the past. In the 20th century One of the fundamental structures of the modern state is the monopoly of legal violence in society. Monopolies are usually exercised by a criminal justice system which make police violence as part of the government. Moreover, bizarre that anyone that nearly all historians skip over the topic but can be learned from Marilynn S. Johnson Street that abusive police are always on the people's mind which is as important as New York. The Johnson’s history of police violence in the largest city in America begins with the repairs between Americans and their historians. Later on, she predicts two problems. Even though Johnson's sticks so close to her sources for the victims and tends to adopt their point of view;that is police brutality is not bad but an”aberration unnecessary deviance”and can be eliminated.

Johnson notes that the modern view of police brutality are different and have changed. The moralistic view of police brutality is that it is the byproduct of corruption, emphasizing the link between “corruption and brutality. However, in the 20th century the link has become more complex sin police brutality is less linked to corruption, but corrupt cop are more likely to be working for a criminal organization that be the organizers of the crime, brutality. Enforcing tactics that are more structures in the everyday professional conduct as opposed the corrupt police