Judge pauses review of Minneapolis police consent decree

Federal judge pauses review of Minneapolis Police Department's consent decree, concerning advocates for reform
A federal judge has paused the review of the consent decree between the Minneapolis City Council and the U.S. Department of Justice, which ordered expansive reforms to the city's police department.
Reform advocates react after judge pauses review of MPD consent decree
Many are wondering what’s next after a judge approved the Department of Justice’s request to take another look at the Police Department’s federal consent decree.
DOJ asks for pause in Minneapolis police federal consent decree
A few days into his new administration, President Donald Trump’s DOJ leadership issued a memo directing attorneys to provide notice of any court-enforceable agreements to reform police agencies that had been finalized within the last 90 days.
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.
Louisville urges federal judge to sign consent decree to monitor police reform deal
"From Louisville Metro’s perspective, the proposed Consent Decree is an effective mechanism to keep the reform process on track and to provide third-party validation of Louisville Metro's progress by
Judge pauses review of Minneapolis police consent decree at request of U.S. Department of Justice
A federal judge has agreed to temporarily pause his review of the consent decree between the U.S. Department of Justice and the city of Minneapolis, which would mandate sweeping reforms of the city’s Police Department.
Trump DOJ seeks delay in Minneapolis policing consent decree
Minneapolis leaders have been waiting for a federal judge to sign off on a consent decree that would hold the police department to court-enforced changes. That limbo could be extended even further after a Minnesota assistant U.
U.S. Department of Justice is requesting a pause in the new federal consent decree agreement with Minneapolis
It is not unexpected, but the U.S. Department of Justice is requesting a pause in the new federal consent decree agreement between the Department of Justice and the Minneapolis Police Department while new Attorney General Pam Bondi reviews the case.
House approves consent decree focused on mental health treatment for arrestees
The decree would settle a class-action lawsuit from defendants, who, in some cases, spent more time in jail awaiting ...
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Fort Smith Board approves consent decree sales tax plan, sewer fee increase
The May 13 election will include for Fort Smith residents a ballot item to change the city’s sales tax uses to pay for $385 million in bonds to meet ...
Decision on Louisville consent decree could be delayed after Department of Justice request
Citing the new administration, U.S. Department of Justice asked a federal judge for a 30-day extension to file materials ...
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Metro government asking federal judge to approve consent decree
REMAIN STEADY COMPARED TO LAST YEAR. METRO GOVERNMENT IS ASKING A FEDERAL JUDGE TO SIGN OFF ON THE CONSENT DECREE. THE AGREEMENT WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE OUTLINES WAYS FOR LMPD TO IMPROVE ...
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Louisville police reform is not optional. It is a mandate from this community. | Opinion
Today, we are at a crossroads. With the federal government freezing civil rights litigation and reconsidering consent decrees under the Trump administration, Louisville's opportunity to transform ...
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Consent decree projects move forward
The City of Meridian is making steady progress toward repairing its wastewater infrastructure as it works to comply with a ...
House approves consent decree focused on competency treatment for arrestees
The decree would settle a class-action lawsuit from defendants, who, in some cases, spent more time in jail awaiting competency restoration treatment than any sentence they would have received for ...