By Katherine Coviello and Ashleen Herrarte BOSTON, MASS –The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has rul ...
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Warrants Are Now Required for ‘Tower Dumps’ According to Massachusetts State Court
Warrants Are Now Required for ‘Tower Dumps’ According to Massachusetts State Court
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Civil Rights Corps Founder Suggests ‘International’ Crime Stories in SF Chronicle Heavily Influenced by Police Narrative
Civil Rights Corps Founder Suggests ‘International’ Crime Stories in SF Chronicle Heavily Influenced by Police Narrative
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Independent Audit Reveals Lack of Control from Minneapolis Leadership During George Floyd Protests
Independent Audit Reveals Lack of Control from Minneapolis Leadership During George Floyd Protests
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SF Supervisor Sends Letter of Inquiry to Police Chief about Passive Policing Reports
SF Supervisor Sends Letter of Inquiry to Police Chief about Passive Policing Reports
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COVID-19 Biggest Killer of ‘Line of Duty’ Law Enforcement Officers in 2021, Sets All-Time High
COVID-19 Biggest Killer of ‘Line of Duty’ Law Enforcement Officers in 2021, Sets All-Time High
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Prosecutors Dismiss Charges against Man Beaten by Cops – Public Defender Claims Police Victim Didn’t Commit Any Crime
Prosecutors Dismiss Charges against Man Beaten by Cops – Public Defender Claims Police Victim Didn’t Commit Any Crime
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Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 137: Attorney Mark Reichel Talks Sacramento DA and Policing
Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 137: Attorney Mark Reichel Talks Sacramento DA and Policing
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He Was Filming on His Phone. Then a Deputy Attacked Him and Charged Him with Resisting Arrest
He Was Filming on His Phone. Then a Deputy Attacked Him and Charged Him with Resisting Arrest
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Monday Morning Thoughts: A Look at What Police Abolition Could Look Like
Monday Morning Thoughts: A Look at What Police Abolition Could Look Like
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LA County Deputies Charged with Lying in Police Report to Cover Up Use of Excessive Force
LA County Deputies Charged with Lying in Police Report to Cover Up Use of Excessive Force
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Report By Independent Counsel, Gerald Chaleff, of LAPD Response to Protests in May/June 2020
Report By Independent Counsel, Gerald Chaleff, of LAPD Response to Protests in May/June 2020
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UC Campus Safety Symposium on Policing – Abolition or Reform
UC Campus Safety Symposium on Policing – Abolition or Reform
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Student Opinion: The Line
Student Opinion: The Line
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Supreme Court Denies ACLU Petition to Reconsider Qualified Immunity
Supreme Court Denies ACLU Petition to Reconsider Qualified Immunity
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Sunday Commentary: When to Renew Isn’t Enough
Sunday Commentary: When to Renew Isn’t Enough
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‘No Knock’ Warrants Spur Wave of Civil Rights Lawsuits
‘No Knock’ Warrants Spur Wave of Civil Rights Lawsuits
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UCD Associated Students Narrowly Fail to Pass Resolution to Disarm Campus Police
UCD Associated Students Narrowly Fail to Pass Resolution to Disarm Campus Police
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Illinois Police Killed a Black Security Guard while He Was Doing His Job
Illinois Police Killed a Black Security Guard while He Was Doing His Job