Fourth Amendment excessive force standard

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The Fourth Amendment excessive force standard is a legal test that evaluates whether law enforcement officers’ use of force during seizures is objectively reasonable under the circumstances, as judged from the perspective of a reasonable officer on the scene.

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Whitley v. Albers distinguishedFrom Fourth Amendment excessive force standard