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Nancy Krieger and colleagues argue that law-enforcement–related deaths in the United States should be treated as notifiable conditions, which would allow public health departments to report these data in real-time.

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Political Lies About Police Brutality

Public scrutiny is being challenged by politicians who want to soft-pedal or even ignore police misconduct.

“Video recordings of police officers battering or even murdering unarmed black citizens have validated longstanding complaints by African-Americans and changed the way the country views the issue of police brutality.”

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Henry A. Giroux | The Fire This Time: Black Youth and the Spectacle of Postracial Violence

Youth-led social movements are calling for structural changes to address institutional racism, not just police reforms.

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Cops in Colorado Could Soon Face $15,000 Fines if they Try to Stop People from Filming

Recent rights violations by police have gotten the bipartisan attention of Colorado lawmakers. They are taking action to weed out bad cops.

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The step forward could solve one of the main concerns about the cameras that has arisen since Evansville, Ind., PD started testing them more than a year ago: whether the cameras are on when they need to be.

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The Cops Hate Being Filmed. So Why Are They OK With Body Cameras?