NYC Police Union Argues Releasing Body Cam Footage Violates Cops' Civil Rights
Suing to prevent such releases.
Suing to prevent such releases.
The police union didn't even want prosecutors to have the list.
DOJ argues workers are being forced to subsidize political positions with which they may disagree.
Orange County denied a workers comp claim by deputies who attended the concert at Mandalay Bay and say they sustained injuries responding to it.
Pursuit started when cops mistook engine backfire for a gun shot
SCOTUS will hear Janus v. American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, Council 31 this term.
Transparency about behavior of government employees is not a violation of due process.
Public schools cherry-picking students, something they once accused charters of doing.
The league responds to a complaint about a complaint about police brutality.
"Project labor agreements" requiring union contracts on most government work are spreading in California.
Miami-Dade County spent more than $9 million over the past three years so county workers could do 300,000 hours of work for the benefit of public sector unions.
Ballot initiatives may be permitted to ignore two-thirds vote rule. Prepare for corruption.
It's how their rules were made to work.
The bill would drive up struggling counties' costs of providing such services.
The D.C. Metro has perfected the art of replicating the traffic woes above ground in the tunnels below.
Janus v. American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees asks SCOTUS to end mandatory public-sector union fees.
The officer was terminated for lying on his job application two years after killing the 12-year-old Rice.
Sydney Chaffee was the first charter school teacher to win the national honor.
In 2012, 51 employees of the department made more than $100K in overtime, but last year there were 439 workers making six-figures in OT, a new report says.
Police union fears teaching officers to prioritize de-escalation would endanger their lives.
Police union-backed rules protect bad cops.
Public education existed well before 1980, but an unpopular President Carter wanted the nation's largest union on his side before an election.
The union opposed Mark Morgan's efforts to increase transparency, accountability, and clearer guidelines on use of force by Border Patrol agents.
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.
FOP president calls the products "offensive," wants them removed.
The union may have loved Trump's law-and-order rhetoric, but they don't want to lose funding over cities' refusal to comply with immigration crackdown.
Contract expired yesterday, union voted weeks ago to authorize strike.
Private detective pleads guilty in relation to scheme to frame two local pro-pension reform councilmen.
After the mayor closed off city council vote to the public, chaos ensued.
Current police contract expires six months into next mayor's term, but is being renegotiated now.
Deploys bromides on police training and techniques, but not accountability or transparency.
Judge orders defense attorney to remove hers at a sentencing hearing involving no jury.
Simple sentiment not articulated by many other mainstream politicians.
Outrage fest over national anthem continues.
After Clinton didn't respond to its candidate survey, the Fraternal Order of Police endorses Trump, citing his "real commitment to American law enforcement."
Shouldn't have had it in the first place, but it's the unsurprising product of allowing public employees to collectively bargain with government
You can change politicians all you want, if you don't change the laws the laws don't change.
Cops submit their hours on their timesheets and then the department bills the team, if the cops filled their sheets out correctly.
Police unions protect bad officers from being held accountable for their actions, and local governments have to stop letting that happen.
Ruling says state law doesn't have to accommodate spiking.
San Antonio PD has one of the least accountable contracts in the country and were already set for a 14 percent raise.
Police unions fight any and all efforts at transparency, accountability.
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