The fleeing-felon rule places limitations on which type of force?
A) non-deadly force
B) lethal force
C) excessive force
D) objectively reasonable force

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The fleeing-felon rule restricts the use of deadly force against a fleeing suspect who does not pose an immediate threat to the safety of law enforcement officers or the public. Non-deadly force, excessive force, and objectively reasonable force are not affected by this rule.

The Fleeing-Felon Rule Places Limitations on Which Type of Force