The author discusses the findings and recommendations of the first official review of practices and processes relating to and following police-related deaths in the UK. Dame Elish Angiolini’s 2017 report paid particular notice to mental health implications and the impact on families who had lost loved ones. Excerpts are provided here of remarks by Deborah Coles (of INQUEST) and Marcia Rigg (of the United Families and Friends Campaign) at the report’s launch – focusing on the call for automatic legal aid for families at inquests and the end to police conferring after an incident. Though not an abolitionist text, the author points to certain recommendations which could lead to less and less dangerous policing of vulnerable communities.

作者讨论了与英国警察相关死亡相关的实践和程序的首次正式审查的结果和建议。埃里希·安吉利尼女士（Dame Elish Angiolini）的2017年报告特别注意了心理健康问题及其对失去亲人的家庭的影响。报告摘要由Deborah Coles（INQUEST的）和Marcia Rigg（联合家庭和朋友运动的）于报告发布时摘录–重点是呼吁为调查中的家庭提供自动法律援助，并要求警察在调查结束后给予授权。事件。尽管不是废除死刑的文字，但作者指出了某些建议，这些建议可能导致对脆弱社区的治安工作越来越危险。