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Which Is More Scandalous: The Training for Armed Teachers or the Training for Police Officers?
On average, the minimum requirement for cops is about 650 hours, compared to about 1,300 hours for barbers.
1 August 2022
A recent New York Times story about armed teachers casts doubt on the...
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active bystandership for law enforcement
amherst
center for innovations in community safety
cincinnati enquirer
connecticut
district of columbia
epic
ethical policing is courageous
fourth amendment
fraternal order of police of ohio
george floyd
georgetown university
hawaii
honolulu police department
icjtr
insider
institute for criminal justice training reform
johnson county
johnson county sheriff's office
kansas
louisiana
massachusetts
michael weinman
minneapolis
new orleans
new york times
officerderekchauvinofficer j alexander kueng
officer thomas lane
officer tou tao
ohio
professor ervin staub
professor joanna schwartz
sheriff frank denning
texas
ucla
univeristy of massachusetts
university of california los angeles
university of chicago law review
Arizona House Committee Approves Bill To Criminalize Filming Cops on the Job
"You'll have a bunch of people who plead to avoid trial or go broke trying to vindicate their rights."
22 February 2022
The Arizona House Appropriations Committee on Monday green-lit a bill that would criminalize...
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arizona
attorney ken white
attorney t. greg doucette
brown white and osborn lllp
colorado
constitution
denver
denver police department
first amendment
florida
george floyd
gopro
house appropriations committee
house bill 2311
minneapolis
minnesota
nassau county
new york
officerderekchauvin
popehat
rep. john kavanagh
sunshine state
twitter
u.s. supreme court
Americans Want Police Reform, Not Abolition. So Did This Slain NYPD Officer.
Despite a binary media narrative, the vast majority of the U.S. is in favor of quality, accountable policing.
3 February 2022
"My perspective on police and the way they police really bothered me," wrote Jason Rivera...
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economist
gallup
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manhattan
minneapolis
minnesota
new york
new york city
new york city police department
nypd
officerderekchauvinofficer jason rivera
officer wilbert mora
pew research center
police reform
professor rachel harmon
sen. eric adams
tyler cowen
university of virginia
usa today
yougov
Stop Training Police Like They’re Joining the Military
If policing is to change, the spotlight must turn toward police academies, where new recruits are first inculcated into the folkways of their profession.
10 June 2020
When I entered the Washington, D.C., police academy in 2016 as a...
1033 program
breonna taylor
criminal justice training commission
department of defense
dod
full metal jacket
general george b. mcclellan
george floyd
georgetown university
holocaust memorial museum
innovative policing program
king county
leed
listen and explain with equity and dignity
los angeles rangers
louisiana
major william webb
metropolitan police department
national museum of african american history and culture
new orleans police depratment
new york
new york city
new york city police department
nypd
officerderekchauvin
president abraham lincoln
president donald trump
sheriff sue rahr
tangled up in blue policing the american city
united states
washington
washington d.c.
Do Minnesota cases show it’s getting easier to convict cops?
18 January 2022
First, it was Mohamed Noor — convicted for shooting an unarmed woman who approached his police SUV. Then it was Derek Chauvin, found guilty of murder for using his knee to pin George Floyd to a Minneapolis street as...
alan tuerkheimer
attorney general keith ellison
attorney nekima levy armstrong
bowling green state university
california
chicago
darnella frazier
duante wright
facebook
ferguson
george floyd
georgetown law journal annual review of criminal procedure
illinois
jamar clark
justine ruszczyk damond
los angeles
michael brown
minneapolis
minnesota
missouri
officerderekchauvinofficer j. alexander kueng
officer kim potter
officer mohamed noor
officer thomas lane
officer tou thao
philando castile
professor michelle phelps
professor philip stinson
prosecutor pete orput
racial justice network
rodney king
somali
united states
university of minnesota
Jason Van Dyke to be released from prison Feb. 3
Former Chicago police officer spent more than three years in prison for the 2014 murder of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald.
14 January 2022
Former Chicago Police Officer Jason Van Dyke will leave prison next month after serving more than three...
attorney dan herbert
attorney jennifer blagg
bureau of prisons
chicago
chicago police department
connecticut
cpd
danbury
department of corrections
fraternal order of police lodge 7
george floyd
grace memorial baptist church
hvac
illinois
illinois department of corrections
iowa
laquan mcdonald
minneapolis
minnesota
new york
officerderekchauvinofficer jason van dyke
otisville
rev. marvin hunter
southwest side
state's attorney kim foxx
A Cop Was Indicted for Homicide After Shooting a Fleeing Driver. He Still Got Qualified Immunity.
9 November 2021
Bau Tran, a police officer with the city of Arlington, Texas, is currently facing up to two years in state jail for criminally negligent homicide after killing a motorist who was...
arlington
bau tran
cato institute
clark neily
george floyd
jay schweikert
judge edith h. jones
minneapolis
minnesota
o'shae terry
officerderekchauvin
supreme court
terrence harmon
texas
u.s. court of appeals for the 5th circuit
The Minnesota Supreme Court Rejects the Legal Theory Underlying a Murder Charge Against Derek Chauvin
22 October 2021
Derek Chauvin, so cute in orange
Former Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor, who fatally shot an unarmed 911 caller in 2017, was originally sentenced to more than 12...
george floyd
hennepin county district court
judge kathryn quaintence
judge peter cahill
justine damond
michell hamline law review
minneapolis
minnesota
minnesota supreme court
mitchell hamline school of law
officerderekchauvinofficer matthew harrity
officer mohamed noor
professor ted sampsell-jones
public defender greg egan
st. paul
Dozens of states have tried to end qualified immunity. Police officers and unions helped beat nearly every bill.
7 October 2021
In the months after George Floyd’s murder, state legislators across the country tried to undo a legal doctrine that makes it virtually impossible to sue police...
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american civil liberties union
arkansas
aurora
barry friedman
boston globe
brittney gilliam
california
california peace officers' association
cato institute
colorado
colorado capitol
colorado peace officers standards and training
congress
connecticut police chiefs association
denver police protective association
deputy director shaun rundle
donovan maez
elijah mcclain
freedom riders
george floyd
george floyd justice in policing act
georgia
gov. gavin newsom
gov. michelle lujan grisham
grace phillips
house
house speaker brian egolf
institute for justice
iowa
joanna schwartz
ku klux klan act
law enforcement action partnership
major cities chiefs association
massachusetts
michigan
minnesota
national conference of state legislatures
national fraternal order of police
national organization of black law enforcement executives
new mexico
new mexico association of counties
new mexico civil rights act
new york university school of law's policing project
nick rogers
nick sibilla
officerderekchauvin
patrick yoes
pew research center
qualified immunity
rep. jonathan brostoff
rep. leslie herod
ronald l. davis
ryan luby
sierra club
stephanie maez
texas
u.s. supreme court
ucla
university of california at los angeles
washington post
wisconsin
100s of Cops Convicted of Child Rape & Murder Still Collect Millions in Taxpayer-Funded Retirement
4 October 2021
Imagine for a moment that your job description involves arresting people for murder and rape. Then imagine that you violate that description by committing murder and rape. Then...
anaheim
bowling green state university
bradley water
california
d. bruce johnsen
george floyd
george mason university
henry a. wallace police crime database
officerderekchauvinofficer joseph hunt
officer richard polk