Street justice is a term frequently employed by the police to justify the use of physical force against suspects. Street justice is seen as a symbol, a warning, a caution to others that both enhances social control and in some instances protects the police from potential acts of violence. Frequently, these beatings are “legal” in the sense that a narrow legal justification may exist for the incident. Is being legal a sufficient justification? Are such beatings ethical?

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