In 1985,the Supreme Court ruled that police shooting of any unarmed,nonviolent,fleeing felony suspect violates the Sixth Amendment to the Constitution.

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The statement is incorrect. The Supreme Court ruling in 1985 stated that police shooting of any unarmed, nonviolent fleeing felony suspect does not violate the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution, although it may still be considered excessive force and violate the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.

In 1985,the Supreme Court Ruled That Police Shooting of Any