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  1. Supreme Court ruling sets judicial precedent for police use of force standards, while an oversight body handles misconduct proceedings.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct is handling investigations into police misconduct.

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The Independent Office for Police Conduct is handling investigations into police misconduct.

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Metropolitan PoliceIndependent Office for Police Conduct

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  1. IOPC has formally referred a case into a police conduct investigation.1 source
  2. Oversight body continues to handle police misconduct investigations.1 source

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