DOJ and NOPD ask judge to begin end of consent decree
NOPD federal consent decree could be winding down
NEW ORLEANS ( WGNO) — A new development emerged in the NOPD’s federal consent decree on Friday, Sept. 27. The City of New Orleans and the Department of Justice are reportedly asking a federal judge to end it. If approved by the judge, a 2-year “sustainment period” will begin once all of the police department’s problems have been addressed.
New Orleans and the U.S. Department of Justice filed a motion Friday in federal court to take steps to end long-standing ...
In joint legal filing with the city, federal lawyers say the NOPD is ready to enter a 2-year "sustainment plan." ...
The New Orleans Police Department has operated under federal oversight for more than a decade after civil rights prosecutors ...
In late August, the New Orleans Police Department reported the lowest number of commissioned officers since the 1940s, at 887 ...
In joint legal filing with the city, federal lawyers say the NOPD is ready to enter a 2-year "sustainment plan." ...
Aug 29 (Reuters) - The federal appeals court, often considered the nation's most conservative, said Louisiana can end a 32-year-old consent decree ... of Appeals in New Orleans said a lower ...
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