During the 1960's civil rights movement police felt that they had been handcuffed by the courts.

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During the civil rights movement, police often complained that their ability to enforce the law had been restricted by court decisions and civil rights legislation. This led to tensions between law enforcement and civil rights activists, as well as debates about the proper balance between individual rights and public order.

During the 1960's Civil Rights Movement Police Felt That They