That's muddling nouns a bit. Law enforcement individuals have extremely limited authority to kill people, exclusively(?) based on self-defense. The law enforc

That's muddling nouns a bit. Law enforcement individuals have extremely limited authority to kill people, exclusively(?) based on self-defense. The law enforcement system has the right to authorize the killing of people but is subject to judicial review. Ergo, if a law enforcement individual breaks guidelines and kills someone, they're charged. If a law enforcement individual follows guidelines and kills someone, then the system is charged. (E.g. state/federal lawsuits, consent decrees, etc)