Attorneys for New York's police watchdog agency will now prosecute all misconduct cases that stem from complaints it receives and investigates, an unprecedented move that hands over some of the New York Police Department's control of how it handles allegations of bad behavior.
March 30, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Attorneys for New York’s police watchdog agency will now prosecute all misconduct cases that stem from complaints it receives and investigates, an unprecedented move that hands over some of the New York Police Department’s control of how it handles allegations of bad behavior.
The decision on March 26 follows a two-year pilot program where the Civilian Complaint Review Board’s independent attorneys prosecuted a small number of cases.
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