The Use of Minimum Force by the Police

Written by Chris John Bakiza, The Use of Minimum Force by the Police: A Lesson for Uganda explores the legal and operational aspects of law enforcement and policing. Grounded in the Ugandan context, the work addresses the essential doctrine of minimum force, considering how police officers can effectively maintain public order while adhering to standards of restraint.

This title is suited to law students, legal practitioners, serving officers, researchers, and general readers interested in justice administration and policing standards across Uganda. This volume presents the abridged text, making its core lessons readily accessible for study, reference, and professional development.