The NYPD's Transparency Policies Make No Sense
Officer Richard Haste's departmental trial for the killing of teenager Ramarley Graham was open to the public, but records of the trial are not.
Officer Richard Haste's departmental trial for the killing of teenager Ramarley Graham was open to the public, but records of the trial are not.
The union opposed Mark Morgan's efforts to increase transparency, accountability, and clearer guidelines on use of force by Border Patrol agents.
'It's not up to these students to kick the ass of a neo-nazi! They don't have to raise their fist! They were taught to be peaceful! Fuck you!'
"I'll create something. Do you understand? You'll go to jail," deputy tells citizen.
'Sentiment meter' would help law enforcement understand where and how to improve cooperation with the public.
Police don't belong in schools.
Law enforcement representatives had worried about loss of grants.
Mayor and president use their bully pulpits to kvetch at each other. Does it even mean anything?
Federal funding, zero tolerance, and lack of choice encourage the creeping criminalization of student misbehavior.
"Stop resisting!" becomes "Stop committing a hate crime against my profession!"
State also mandates that hotels keep all guest records for six months, train staff on how to spot prostitution.
Talking about racism won't end these problems
What he really means is stopping the feds from exposing police misconduct and lies.
Are they 'fixing' the department or just rebuilding it from scratch?
Also finds unsurprising racial disparities in police attitudes
And would it actually improve accountability for police misconduct anyway?
Outlaw quinoa runs rampant in Tampa.
The FBI hopes to track gang members with bio-metrics, but may be tracking innocent people too.
A county engineer asked the FHA for guidance about the practice, and found out it violated federal regulations.
How else are you supposed to warm up your car during winter in Michigan?
Harris County Sheriff's Office credited discovery to deputies' "powers of observation," but blamed the error on field tests.
Obama is in full legacy-preservation mode in article for Harvard Law Review.
It's the worst defense of civil asset forfeiture you'll read today, or possibly ever.
Almost 10 percent of police officers charged with crimes are still working in law enforcement, new report from Wall Street Journal finds.
Justice Dept. threatens intervention to stop unconstituional 'investigative holds.'
Among the recommendations removed from the final report, a ban on police using Tasers on unarmed people.
License plate readers, facial recognition software, and registration suspensions-a dangerous combination.
From Bible verses to "Christmas citations," cops continue to use misuse their authority when they act as "kindness squads."
Amazon refusing to turn over Echo digital assistant voice recordings in murder investigation.
Also keep an eye out for foot-dragging on releasing footage of controversial calls.
A federal appeals court rules police are pretty much always justified in shooting dogs during drug raids.
Turns out the Justice Department is capable of accurately reporting on police use of force, it just never tried before.
People don't like it when cops take property without getting convictions.
A bureaucratic nightmare takes a mother away from her young child for almost two months.
Citizens forced to comply with unconstitutional stops get gift cards.
The area has previously prosecuted more than a dozen men in 2016 for online speech related to prostitution.
And he's not the only criminal justice official in the news for sex offenses this week...