Browder

[ brou-der ]

noun

1. Earl Russell, 1891–1973, U.S. Communist Party leader 1930–45.

Example Sentences

SDPD also strengthened its requirements for body-worn cameras – which Browder failed to turn on before making contact – after the Nehad shooting.

From Voice of San Diego

The district attorney’s office, at every turn, blamed Nehad’s actions – not Browder’s – for his death.

From Voice of San Diego

Browder, as it turns out, was not reprimanded over the shooting.

From Voice of San Diego

Browder arrived on the scene without turning his police lights on or identifying himself as a police officer, and shot Nehad in fewer than five seconds.

From Voice of San Diego

While Team 4 agrees that while Officer Browder’s use of deadly force therefore appears to be within policy, Team 4 has questions regarding whether it was necessary to fire as quickly as he did.

From Voice of San Diego

Late in 1956, a federal ruling, Browder v. Gayle, declared segregated buses unconstitutional.

From The Daily Beast

But neither Magnitsky nor Browder himself imagined the extent of the corruption in the Putin regime.

From The Daily Beast

“The only way to get justice is to patient and persistent and tenacious,” Browder says.

From The Daily Beast

The friend referred Browder to his former colleagues, who decided the case would be best handled by the feds.

From The Daily Beast

Browder describes these targeted Manhattan properties as “just the tip of a huge iceberg.”

From The Daily Beast