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Policing Priorities For The New Administration

The Policing Project NYU School of Law and The Center for Criminal Justice Reform UVA Law School | December 18, 2020 | Uncategorized

This report was originally published by the Policing Project at New York University School of Law on Dec. 17, 2020. The challenge of ensuring that policing is sound—which is to say, effective, non-discriminatory, fair, minimally harmful, and democratically...

Highlights from the Policing Project’s Convening on Facial Recognition

The Policing Project NYU School of Law | February 6, 2020 | Policing

This report was originally published by the Policing Project at NYU Law on Jan. 17, 2020 following a joint forum on facial recognition conducted with the Information Law Institute at NYU Law.The report was written by Policing Project Technology Fellow Emmanuel...

As Axon Eyes Entry Into ALPR Market, Ethics Board Calls For Industry-Wide Regulation

The Policing Project NYU School of Law | October 25, 2019 | Policing

This post was originally posted by the Policing Project on October 23, 3019.In a new report produced by the Policing Project and released today, the Axon AI and Policing Technology Ethics Board is calling for increased regulation of Automated License Plate Readers by...

Policing Project Drafts Innovative New Use of Force Policy For Camden

The Policing Project NYU School of Law | September 4, 2019 | Policing

This post was originally posted by the Policing Project on August 21, 2019. Today, the Camden County Police Department announced adoption of its innovative, revised use of force policy drafted with the help of the Policing Project.The revised use of force policy goes...

NYU Policing Project Finds Nashville Traffic Stops Ineffective for Reducing Crime

The Policing Project NYU School of Law and Stanford Computational Policy Lab | November 28, 2018 | Policing

The below report is published by The Policing Project from NYU Law School, in partnership with the Stanford Computational Policy Lab. The Policing Project, in partnership with the Stanford Computational Policy Lab, traveled to Nashville to release our assessment of...

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