What does CED stand for?

Conducted Energy Device

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Science, medicine, engineering, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

An autopsy concluded that the primary cause of death was "sudden death during neuromuscular incapacitation due to application of a conducted energy device," and said no traces of alcohol or drugs, electrolyte imbalances, or signs of heart or lung disease were found — all of which can be contributing factors in a death.

Officer not disciplined in deadly Taser incident

A study released in June by the National Institute of Justice didn't find any "conclusive medical evidence" that exposure to so-called conducted energy devices, including Tasers, carries a high risk of serious injury or death.

Former La. police officer arraigned in Taser death

The Canadian Police Research Centre issued "Guidance on Use of Conducted Energy Devices.

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