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However, weeks after Trump’s election, city and DOJ officials signed a 242-page consent decree outlining steps to reform LMPD. The consent decree received a sole court hearing in January , just ...
In Albuquerque, New Mexico, the city and the DOJ looked to suspend certain elements of their consent decree after the independent monitor found the city and its police force had fully complied ...
New U.S. Attorney Kyle Bumgarner lays out his priorities in office, including how he'll work with ICE and his thoughts on ...
CROSS. THE DONATION LINE IS NOW OPEN, FOLKS. PLUS ENDING THE CONSENT DECREE, THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WILL NO LONGER OVERSEE EFFORTS TO REFORM THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. LOUISVILLE’S FEDERAL CONSENT ...
Louisville officials embrace DOJ's motion to end consent decree. Here's why Louisville's own plan for police reform is expected to cost much less than federal oversight of a consent decree would have.
Trump DOJ seeks to dissolve the 'Flores Consent Decree,' arguing it incentivizes illegal immigration. The motion will be heard by Judge Dolly Gee in Los Angeles.
It's basically a local consent decree. We're still working through it, but it does seem to include most of the reforms that the city and the DOJ already agreed to under President Joe Biden.
DOJ files to drop federal MPD consent decree The city of Minneapolis entered into the proposed decree with the justice department on Jan. 6, and now a federal judge will decide if it continues.
A Connecticut attorney with a history of national advocacy for consumer protection has requested a meeting with U.S. Attorney ...
Now under its third stay in federal court, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) consent decree settlement agreement with the Minneapolis Police Department that would legally mandate reform remains ...
However, weeks after Trump’s election, city and DOJ officials signed a 242-page consent decree outlining steps to reform LMPD. The consent decree received a sole court hearing in January , just ...
The consent decree negotiated between Louisville and U.S. DOJ will be dismissed, leaving questions about the future of LMPD oversight.