Judge pauses review of Minneapolis police consent decree
Federal judge temporarily pauses proceedings on Minneapolis consent decree at request of DOJ
A federal judge has agreed to temporarily pause proceedings on a consent decree between Minneapolis and the federal government after attorneys for the U.S. Department of Justice asked to put the case on hold.
REPORTER A FEDERAL JUDGE RULED TODAY. BALTIMORE CITY POLICE ARE IN FULL AND EFFECTIVE COMPLIANCE WITH SEVERAL MORE SEGMENTS OF A FEDERAL CONSENT DECREE OVERSEEING POLICE REFORM. POLICE ...
The order from Trump — an order we all suspected would come down — leaves in question whether the consent decree between the city of Louisville and the Department of Justice sitting on a ...
LOUISVILLE’S MORE THAN 200 PAGE HISTORIC CONSENT DECREE, DESIGNED TO REFORM POLICING WITHIN LMPD, WAS SIGNED LAST MONTH BY THE MAYOR AND THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. BUT NOW THAT AGREEMENT IS IN ...
The U.S. Department of Justice requested a 30-day extension to file materials related to the Louisville police reform consent decree a judge requested. U.S. District Judge Benjamin Beaton ...
This story has been updated to include new information. The U.S. Department of Justice's police reform agreement with Louisville Metro Government and the city's police department could be in ...
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