Federal oversight of the New Orleans Police Department, which began nearly 13 years ago under a wide-ranging federal consent decree, has been terminated, following an informal “final proceeding” in ...
The New Orleans Police Department is free from the federal consent decree that governed it for the last 12 years. A federal judge ended that decree on Wednesday. While the NOPD may no longer be under ...
The New Orleans Police Department and the Department of Justice filed a joint motion Tuesday to officially ask a federal judge to end the consent decree. The consent decree has been in place since ...
Federal oversight of the New Orleans Police Department, which began nearly 13 years ago under a wide-ranging federal consent decree, has been terminated, following an informal “final proceeding” in ...
LSU NEWS AT FOUR STARTS RIGHT NOW. A HISTORIC SHIFT IN NEW ORLEANS POLICING MET WITH MIXED REACTIONS. JUDGE SUSIE MORGAN SIGNED AN ORDER TODAY ENDING FEDERAL OVERSIGHT OF THE NOPD. WDSU REPORTER ...
The federal civil rights consent decree that has governed the New Orleans Police Department since the days of Mitch Landrieu and Barack Obama is not over, but the end appears to be near. That’s partly ...
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