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Dr. Jonathan D. Rosen is Assistant Professor in the Professional Security Studies Department at New Jersey City University. Dr. Rosen earned his Master’s in political science from Columbia University and received his PhD in international studies from the University of Miami in 2012. Dr. Rosen’s research focuses on drug trafficking, organized crime, and security. He has published 20 books with Routledge, Lexington Books, Palgrave Macmillan, the University of Florida, and the State University Press of New York.
Dr. Jonathan D. Rosen is Assistant Professor in the Professional Security Studies Department at New Jersey City University. Dr. Rosen earned his Master’s in political science from Columbia University and received his PhD in international studies from the University of Miami in 2012. Dr. Rosen’s research focuses on drug trafficking, organized crime, and security. He has published 20 books with Routledge, Lexington Books, Palgrave Macmillan, the University of Florida, and the State University Press of New York.
perception of justice being done here and local prosecutor in texas or florida deciding to bring a case against a democratic president. people accuse donald trump of doing it, it normalizes deviant behavior. it is prosecutorial overreach and political considerations and once you open that door it s difficult to close and it will inspire, if that s the word, other prosecutors and other jurisdictions to bring cases that are politically motivated and use this to justify that conduct. paul: how do we shut that door? one ways to get this case dismissed and hopefully with a strong admonition from whichever court dismisses it that this is not the way to do it. paul: donald trump s indictment shaking up the political landscape.
we have accounts from other law enforcement separate from the officers charged today, the family, which discuss in the very stark terms, the family lawyer. stack that all up, the way i can say it fairly is all the people who have seen the video characterized it as horrific, and we don t have any accounts going the other direction yet. that begs an evidentiary question for you, as a former officer, why would five officers conduct themselves this way on tape? is it because they expected the video to never become public, they thought they could remain in control? was it an oversight? what s your interpretation of that aspect as we await the video tomorrow? it s difficult to rationalize or explain deviant behavior, and especially when you re talking about when it involves policing and being trapped in this policing culture. the over aggressive policing