Rep. Morgan McGarvey worried LMPD consent decree in jeopardy after federal court hearing
McGarvey made the comments in an interview with The Courier Journal on Friday. Here's what else he had to say.
Supporters of Louisville's consent decree concerned with next steps in federal court
The agreement of reforms for the police department is in limbo in federal court, leaving people concerned it dies without a ...
Louisville consent decree: 5 key takeaways from the first federal court hearing
The agreement between the city and the U.S. Department of Justice cannot go into effect without the approval of a federal ...
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Federal judge to rule Tuesday on fate of NOPD consent decree as AG Murrill weighs in
U.S. District Judge Susie Morgan is set to rule Tuesday on a plan for the New Orleans Police Department to enter a two-year ...
Judge ends Virginia consent decree on developmental disability services: Here’s what that means
Virginia has been under a Justice Department consent decree since 2012 to improve services for people with developmental ...
Judge OKs consent decree in mental health lawsuit
If adopted by lawmakers, the consent decree would settle, at least in principle, a class-action civil rights lawsuit filed ...
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Community conversations continue around Louisville's consent decree
A recent panel at Roots 101 Museum aimed to shed light on the complex reform agreement, which is still under consideration by a federal judge.
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Minneapolis City Council approves consent decree with Dept. of Justice, with eyes on expansive police reform
The unanimous approval of the consent decree comes hours after a closed-door meeting, which began at 8:30 a.m. The 171-page ...
Fort Smith city attorney: Don’t expect Supreme Court decision to impact consent decree
A U.S. Supreme Court decision may affect the Clean Water Act, but the city attorney doesn't expect there to be any impact on ...
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Congressman McGarvey pushing for federal judge to approve Louisville’s consent decree
As the future of Louisville's consent decree remains in limbo, a Kentucky congressman is weighing in for the first time.