DOJ may abandon consent decree for MPD, but chief still set on reform
After George Floyd’s murder, it took nearly half a decade to get a police reform deal done. Now, there are new concerns about that “consent decree.” A new DOJ memo reads, “The new administration may wish to reconsider settlements and consent decrees.
A new Department of Justice directive is calling the outcome of a damning Worcester police report into question. Here's what ...
The Justice Department has put a freeze on civil rights litigation and indicated it could rethink numerous police reform ...
WASHINGTON − Moments after Attorney General Merrick Garland delivered a farewell address to his staff, Kristen Clarke ...
During Trump’s first administration, he was critical of police reform agreements as he viewed them as anti-police.
The Trump administration, in a memo, instructed lawyers in the U.S. Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division not to file any new complaints, The Associated Press reported Thursday.
It demands systemic changes that restore public confidence and enables the police to fulfill their duties effectively and ethically. Cosmetic changes might provide a temporary morale boost, but they ...
The police union, in its opening contract proposals, wants to clamp down on what the public knows about how the department ...
The settlement with the committee, known as POST, also requires commissioners to attend trainings on the state’s open ...
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