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physical force

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See: coercion, compulsion


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When it comes to dog discipline, you should never use physical force to get the point across to your dog that you do not approve of a certain action or behavior.
He and his team of physical tactics instructors teach other court officers the proper ways to subdue and restrain an individual if physical force is needed.
A grand jury returned a seven-count indictment against all three in November, charging them with conspiracy to knowingly endeavor to obstruct, impede and influence the due administration of justice in McKnight's trial and using or attempting to use physical force or the threat of physical force against a person to influence, delay and prevent testimony.
 
 
 
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