The tragic deaths of Christopher Eisinger and Cezannie Mount highlight pressing issues within law enforcement practices and the justice system, emphasizing the need for continued vigilance and reform in protecting civil rights. Both men died as a direct result of fatal police misconduct, yet none of the officers involved ever spent a single day in prison for their deaths. For these grieving families, civil justice would be the only justice they would find.
Christopher Eisinger, a 3...
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