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Toward Democratic Police Reform: A Vision for 'Community Engagement' Provisions in DOJ Consent Decrees
Recent attention surrounding police shootings of Black and Brown people has demonstrated to the public what communities of color have known for many years: that police practices are often discriminatory, dangerous, and beyond sub-constitutional. To address these concerns, and at the behest of commun
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