Survey: Hundreds of County Sheriffs Think Their Authority Supersedes Federal Law
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A newly released survey finds that hundreds of county sheriffs believe their power as law enforcement overseers supersedes state and federal laws in an alarming show of right-wing radicalization of law enforcement across the U.S.
In a survey of over 500 sheriffs  conducted by The Marshall Project and political scientists Emily Farris and Mirya Holman, nearly half of respondents, or over 200 sheriffs, agreed with the statement that "The sheriff's authority supersedes the federal or state government in my county."
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