; (B) one or more of the alleged offenses involves the law enforcement officer’s use of deadly force in the course of carrying out that officer’s duty; and (C) the law enforcement officer’s use of deadly force resulted in a death or injury. (2) The term deadly force means that force which a reasonable person would consider likely to cause death or serious bodily harm. (3) The term independent prosecution , with respect to a criminal investigation or prosecution of a law enforcement officer’s use of deadly force, includes using one or more of the following: (A) Using an agency or civilian review board that investigates and independently reviews all officer use of force allegations. (B) Assigning the attorney general of the State in which the alleged crime was committed to conduct the criminal investigation and prosecution. (C) Adopting a procedure under which an automatic referral is made to a special prosecutor appointed and overseen by the attorney general of the State in which the alleged crime was committed. (D) Having law enforcement agencies agree to and implement memoranda of understanding with other law enforcement agencies under which the other law enforcement agencies— (i) shall conduct the criminal investigation; and (ii) upon conclusion of the criminal investigation, shall file a report with the attorney general of the State containing a determination regarding whether— (I) the use of deadly force was appropriate; and (II) any action should be taken by the attorney general of the State. (E) Using an independent prosecutor. (4) The term independent prosecutor means, with respect to a criminal investigation or prosecution of a law enforcement officer’s use of deadly force, a prosecutor who— (A) does not live or work in the same county as the county in which the alleged crime was committed; and (B) would not be involved in the prosecution in the ordinary course of that prosecutor’s duties. .