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Police Use of Force: An Examination of Modern Policing Practices

The Commission on Civil Rights will hear from experts concerning current police tactics, training and field implementation to try to determine what practices lead to avoidable but deadly confrontations and what can be done to eliminate or substantially reduce them.

Event Type
Public Briefing
Event Date/Time
Documents
Transcript
PR on Public Comment Period
Notice and Agenda - April 13
Notice and Agenda - March 30
Briefing Report
Police Use of Force: An Examination of Modern Policing Practices
State Advisory Committee Reports
Delaware: Implicit Bias and Policing in Communities of Color in Delaware (2020)
Maine: The Criminalization of People with Mental Illnesses in Maine (2019)
Nevada: Mental Health Implications for Policing Practices and the Administration of Justice (2019)
Minnesota: Civil Rights and Policing Practices in Minnesota (2018)
New York: The Civil Rights Implications of “Broken Windows” Policing in NYC and General NYPD Accountability to the Public
Missouri: The Impact of Community/Police Interactions on Individual Civil Rights in Missouri (2016)
USCCR Briefing Police Pratices and Use of Force - 4/20/15 - Panel 1
USCCR Briefing Police Pratices and Use of Force - 4/20/15 - Panel 2
USCCR Briefing Police Pratices and Use of Force - 4/20/15 - Panel 3
USCCR Briefing Police Pratices and Use of Force - 4/20/15 - Panel 4
USCCR Briefing Police Pratices and Use of Force - 4/20/15 - Panel 5