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FEDERAL INTERVENTIONIN
LOCAL POLICING:
by:
Robert C. DavisNicole J. HendersonJanet MandelstamChristopher W. Ortizand Joel Miller
U.S. Department of Justice
Office of Community Oriented Policing Services
COPS
COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING SERVICESU.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
Pittsburgh's Experience with a Consent Decree
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by:
Robert C. DavisNicole J. HendersonJanet MandelstamChristopher W. Ortizand Joel Miller
FEDERAL INTERVENTIONIN
LOCAL POLICING:
Pittsburgh's Experience with a Consent Decree
Sections
« prev | next »- I. INTRODUCTION
- II. Background: Police and the Public in Pittsburgh
- Implementing the Consent Decree
- Early Warning System
- III. Changes Implemented Under the Decree: Bureau of Police
- The PARS System
- Policy Changes
- IV. Has the Decree Affected the Way Officers Approach Their Jobs?
- Focus Groups and Interviews
- The Written Survey
- The Perspectives of African-American Officers
- Looking at Trends in Police Performance
- V. Changes Implemented Under the Decree: Office of Municipal Investigations
- Staffing Issues
- Training
- Complaint Intake
- Processing of Complaints
- Disposition of Complaints
- OMI Comes into Compliance
- Challenges for OMI
- VI. Community Views on the Consent Decree and Its Impact on Policing
- The Perspectives of Community Leaders
- VI. Lessons Learned
- What Positive Lessons Can Other Jurisdictions Learn from Pittsburgh?
- What Might Have Been Improved in Pittsburgh
- Last Reflections on the Reform Process in Pittsburgh
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