Call it guardian policing, trust policing, problem-solving policing, relationship-based policing, community policing or partnership policing.
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It's harder to analyze other changes in policing tactics, like hot-spot policing and community policing, for the same reasons it's hard to analyze broken-windows policing.
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Too often, aggressive policing began to feel like oppressive policing.
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The most effective policing is community policing supported by neighborhood watches.
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It's not just men policing men, it's women policing men too.
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In a paper titled "Policing Predictive Policing," forthcoming in the Washington University Law Review, Ferguson provides perhaps the most comprehensive critique of predictive policing yet published.
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It is the Center for Policing Equity, not the Center for Policing Equality.
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Community policing, police legitimacy, police reform, culture change, use of force, de-escalation, militarization, Black Lives Matter, fair and impartial policing, constitutional policing, blue courage, unconscious bias, de-policing, the Ferguson effect, body-worn cameras, citizen oversight, policy change, warrior vs.
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While some departments have embraced these ideas, many more have sought to focus policing on high-crime streets (hot spots policing), or high-rate violent offenders (focused deterrence policing), or on improving ties between the police and the community (community policing).
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Mr. Lynch likens our neighborhood-based policing model to past failed community policing efforts.
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MPs have asked Westminster's policing unit to be more proactive about policing their physical safety.
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You also discuss how the policing of sex work is intertwined with the policing of borders.
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In that sense, it's not just Chicago policing that's flawed, but American policing as a whole.
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But there's also mounting evidence that under-policing hits minority communities much harder than over-policing.
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Mr. Sessions's suggestion that the Justice Department's policing agreements interfere with proactive policing is likewise baseless.
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Predictive policing is a "smart policing" tool that trains an algorithm to predict where crime will happen.
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Banjo is yet another in a new crop of predictive policing and artificial intelligence-focused policing tools.
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But in Wieseltier's case, "policing the culture" seems to have meant, in many cases, policing women out.
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Finally, it's no small matter that "Cops" also consistently, and casually, presents textbook bad policing as good policing.
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Legitimacy derived from procedural justice is the aim of community policing, which must be the foundation of policing today.
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"Instead of policing a community, we're talking about being a part of a community, policing our community," Turner said.
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When it comes to policing, this is especially important, because so many issues of crime and policing are local.
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In Raymond's mind, quota-based policing lies at the root of almost everything racially discriminatory about policing in New York.
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" Mckesson then asked de Blasio what he felt the difference was between broken windows policing and "quality of life policing.
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Such is the founding principle of policing in the United States of America, and policing in a great modern democracy.
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In his "People First Policing Plan," Castro says he would "end over-aggressive policing and combat racially discriminatory policing," in part by banning the use of deadly force unless there is an imminent threat to human life.
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"We took the case because it is important for what it says about policing in the U.S., what it says about policing in West Virginia and what it says about policing in small towns," Mr. Cohen said.
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In terms of the history of policing, Yes it is common knowledge that policing has a history connected with slave patrols.
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" He even praised some of the policing strategies supported by Mr. de Blasio, saying, "They have proven community-based policing, broken-windows policing, to make cities safer, saved lives, and other cities need to be studying what they've done.
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To this end, experts have developed policing strategies known as "hot-spot policing" and "focused deterrence" to do just what they're asking.
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Race and policing in America "At the risk of agreeing with you, community policing is a great idea," Pence said to Kaine.
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Federal legislation placing mandates on policing can take away much of state and local influence that a profession like policing must have.
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Sessions argues that we need less accountability and less transparency in policing, demonstrating his passion for a free rein, and unaccountable, policing.
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Bad policing is expensive, it increases the cost of what the public pays for policing, and the people ultimately bear that cost.
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The data that was being created by things like planting evidence, or racially biased policing, was being piped into predictive policing systems.
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Coupled with CompStat, Bratton instituted "broken windows" policing, a proactive approach to policing that prioritizes penalizing petty crimes, such as vandalism and loitering.
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Nonfiction THIN BLUE LIE The Failure of High-Tech Policing By Matt Stroud Over the past two decades, technology has taken over policing.
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"A decades-long focus on policing minor crimes and activities — a practice called Broken Windows policing — has led to the criminalization and over-policing of communities of color and excessive force in otherwise harmless situations," the group's position on the issue says.
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Los Angeles has for years received millions of dollars under the federal Community Oriented Policing Services program, which is meant to promote community policing.
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When there's chaos in policing, it's time to invest It seems the markets have spoken: when there's chaos in policing, it's time to invest.
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Local officials are best equipped to direct policing resources and should take up that helm to bridge the divide found in inner-city policing.
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"If you're going to frame the segment as a segment about race and policing, then ask about race and policing," said Ms. Packnett, 31.
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Post-Ferguson in 2014, I wrote about how the war on drugs has poisoned community policing and shifted us away from policing by consent.
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"If you're policing and you're policing properly," Atlanta Police Chief Erika Shields told the Post, "you have nothing to fear" from wearing a body camera.
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"I felt it was sending a message that policing is all about the tools of enforcement, and policing is much bigger than that," Rahr said.
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The money saved by not being forced to pay for adversarial and ineffective policing should be plenty to pay for responsible, customer-focused private policing.
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Criminology experts have pointed out that while this approach helps direct and organize policing, it does not ensure that better or improved policing will occur.
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"A lot of what we do with predictive policing is just a much more refined approach to hot spot policing," Brantingham says in the document.
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"We're always listening when any community, particularly the L.G.B.T. community, feels that they haven't received the appropriate level of policing or respectful policing," she said.
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" Bloomberg endorsed a "very aggressive approach to policing in a country, bluntly, that still is coming to grips with the reality of race-based policing.
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So-called community policing, training, and the rhetoric of police-community relations are no solution to the systemic problems with policing in this city and nation.
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Additionally, the DOJ's Civil Rights Division's investigative findings and consent decrees on policing provide vivid documentation of the problem and a road map to constitutional policing.
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As the title of Vitale's book suggests, he proposes the "end of policing," or rather the end of the way the United States currently does policing.
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"Situation Tables are a form of predictive policing, and are being used to feed databases that may facilitate other kinds of predictive policing," McPhail told Motherboard.
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Now, under the current plan for community policing, a handful of neighborhood coordination officers would have dedicated time off their radios to address community policing issues.
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When you watch those shows, do they give you a sense of what separates effective policing from ineffective policing, of which we have so many examples?
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Vibert Jeune spoke passionately as he described policing in his native Guyana, where officers carry batons, and policing in the United States, where they carry guns.
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White Americans are also subject to "out of control" policing, he writes, because "policing of the Colony has breached the levee and flooded the Nation" too.
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The community policing concept was created in the last quarter of the last century, a period during which it competed with policing policies based on military models.
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Facial recognition algorithms largely trained on white faces fail to recognize dark skin, for instance, and predictive policing input is skewed by departments heavily policing certain neighborhoods.
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But Kennedy did explain a strategy — "focused deterrence policing" — that sounds a lot like what I would expect real community policing to look like, and it works.
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The RTD has already inspired at least one predictive policing initiative, the Saskatoon Police Predictive Analytics Lab (SPPAL), considered to be Canada's most advanced predictive policing program.
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The Department of Justice is suing the government of Ferguson, Missouri, to carry out policing reforms following a months-long investigation into years of racially biased policing.
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The federal government promoted the spread of more aggressive school policing; the Justice Department's Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS), for example, established a grant awarding more than $22016 million to schools to beef up policing from 262 to 22010, with more than 280,22016 new school officers.
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Community policing has also been identified as an effective and worthwhile investment, but community policing means different things to different people and needs to be adopted with flexibility.
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A larger conversation about policing also opens up an opportunity for candidates to explain how they plan to go further, and shift how the country approaches policing entirely.
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In the process, Beck has become something of a rising star in the reformist wing of American policing—in large part due to his innovative community policing work.
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" Connie Rice, the civil rights attorney who helped the LAPD devise and implement its new community policing strategy, said that officers there disparaged the effort as "pussy policing.
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In the years since that shooting, national awareness of the ways policing impacts communities of color has grown, but systemic change to policing remains a work in progress.
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Ader says predictive policing is inherently biased because the data used to make crime predictions is based on years of biased policing strategies that "over-criminalize" certain neighborhoods.
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Even if a campaign does release a policing platform, due to the localized nature of policing, there remains a question of how much impact a candidate's plan would have.
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By the start of the '90s, the Justice Department had formed its Community Oriented Policing Services, or COPS, and was funding cities nationwide to create special community policing units.
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"There are less police officers there doing this kind of policing," said Mark Hamilton, an assistant chief constable in the Police Service of Northern Ireland, who oversees neighborhood policing.
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But the German government still seems more concerned about policing restless natives — most recently through a deal with Facebook and Google to restrict anti-immigrant postings — than with policing migration.
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Crime numbers are also not a good indicator of successful policing, unless you're willing to use what feels like reverse logic: Better, more responsive policing means more victims come forward.
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If there's one way to describe what's gone wrong with modern American policing, it's that policing is typically approached with a shotgun when a scalpel is a much better fit.
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With predictive policing, if a police department is already over-policing a neighborhood due to racism and biases, for example, the data they put into it will already be tainted.
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After all, Bratton was the man who pioneered "broken windows" policing—the controversial, racist policy that kicked off the NYPD's focus on quality-of-life policing in the first place.
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The mission of COPS is to improve policing by state and local law enforcement through training, grants to hire more people and to test policing strategies, according to its website.
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"We don't do zero-tolerance policing," he said, adding that he took "umbrage" at the Justice Department's suggestion that zero-tolerance policing had migrated from New York to Baltimore and elsewhere.
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Predictive policing algorithms are already being used to create automated heat maps of future crimes, and like the "manual" policing that came before them, they overwhelmingly target poor and minority neighborhoods.
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The city's use of stop-and-frisk policing, a regime of policing in which officers had free reign to detain and search civilians who were not under arrest without a warrant.
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If the federal government does get more involved in funding policing, it could also stand to make another change: massively improve the data we collect on crime and policing in America.
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Many of these approaches are flawed in that they approach policing on an individual basis but don't pull back to take a larger look at how and why policing is done.
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" But, he added, "in policing, that doesn't always happen.
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Even as law enforcement executives have started to think of policing as proactive, rank-and-file officers often still think of policing as going out there, solving crimes, and catching criminals — and the fact that they're the ones doing that work makes them skeptical that the executives really understand what policing is all about.
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Firm metrics do not exist for measuring the new approach, which city officials call neighborhood policing and not community policing, which for some officers carries a stigma of laxity and past failure.
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The guidebooks were compiled with the Department of Justice's Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) and build upon recommendations made last May by President Barack Obama's Task Force on 21st Century Policing.
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The community-policing grants announced Monday will disburse $98,495,397 to 21 local law enforcement agencies, which will hire 802 officers, as part of the Justice Department's Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) hiring program.
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" But Ron Davis, who was director of the Justice Department's Community Oriented Policing Services under Obama, said Monday that coercing local police into immigration enforcement runs "counter to the philosophy of community policing.
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Policing experts noted that the training was unlikely to accomplish its goals, arguing that a few hours of training over three days was not enough to change the policing culture in New York.
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In "The Rise of Big Data Policing", Andrew Ferguson, a former public defender and now professor at the University of the District of Columbia, discusses the promise and perils of data-driven policing.
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This is why so much of the work on policing reform, such as President Barack Obama's Task Force on 21st Century Policing, focuses largely on rebuilding trust between the police and minority communities.
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An effective combination of hot spot patrolling (focusing policing resources on high-crime areas) and community policing (building police-community ties) saw crime rates dip as much as 40 percent in some areas.
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DL: Have there been any genuinely good policing trends in the last 20 years, or anything that police departments have developed to succeed in building trust with policed communities and policing them less?
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But even if cities try to step away from "broken windows" policing, predictive policing technology gives individual officers and police departments the tools to make it the de facto mode of law enforcement.
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O'Brien said that if tech companies have put themselves in a tough position: they're responsible for global policing within their ecosystems, and they promise to fix problems on their platforms with more policing.
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Current domestic counterterrorism and community policing efforts are woefully underfunded.
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Adams has had a hand in several recent policing reforms.
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Today, community policing is, in part, a homeland security mission.
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In a future episode, I really want to tackle policing.
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Minnesota's would let local governments sue them for policing costs.
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Los Angeles police brag that they now practice "predictive" policing.
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But, in the context of policing, there are innumerable caveats.
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Community policing with Officer McLoughlin in #TimesSquare #nypd #Community pic.twitter.
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We can have good policing without being a police state.
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"They're not policing it," said a former skating federation official.
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Sir Bernard's rather macho style of "total policing" riled some.
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It influences the kind of policing we have in America.
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Why are airlines so comfortable policing women's bodies and dress?
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Protests against the dire state of American policing are working.
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We act like policing is monolithic across the United States.
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The fundamental point, though, is that American policing is broken.
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Throughout his remarks, the president repeatedly advocated for violent policing.
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How will the technology affect community relations and policing practice?
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Eliminating prediction from policing would produce an entirely reactive force.
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It needs better policing and community work in the favelas.
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Maybe the spouse would do better policing than the regulator.
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We know that, expensive as it is, community policing works.
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Right now we don't have any national standards for policing.
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Neighborhood policing has helped lower the crime rate, WABC reported.
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Algorithms can reinforce racism in domains like housing and policing.
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In the end, it's about the same thing: not policing
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Yet its continued reliance on policing and criminalization raises concern.
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Because, I think, policing is the big issue around Facebook.
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The Policing Project recommended against the use of the technology.
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The report found that the policing strategies also proved ineffective.
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Addressing the cops, Grossman makes the case for warrior policing.
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The Justice Department has twice probed Cleveland's problematic policing culture.
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Some see this as evidence of superior intelligence and policing.
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International policing organization Europol holds documents related to the site.
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Third, we should get much more aggressive about policing bots.
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The bulk of that, $13.5 million, would be for policing.
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It was an appeal to the power of self -policing.
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Mechanisms of seeing are also mechanisms of intruding, policing, controlling.
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We mustn't abandon active policing, as some progressive advocates urge.
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He has invoked the "racist bigoted history" in American policing.
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She referred to European policing agency Europol as an example.
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Crime and policing have proved complex issues for Mrs. Clinton.
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You're following Commissioner Bratton, a huge figure in American policing.
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The shooting influenced policing in the United States as well.
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ET about talking to kids about race, policing and violence.
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Mac Donald believes all the anger around policing is misplaced.
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And race in policing is hardly an American problem alone.
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My officers are troubled by what's going on in policing.
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Quotas in New York policing have been banned since 2010.
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We have to recognize that policing is not a war.
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The challenge of policing political expression is even more complex.
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We want to see community policing ... continued conversation and dialogue.
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The same dividend for guardian policing was evident in Dallas.
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"I've worked in almost all areas of policing," she says.
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But the company has long struggled with policing extremist content.
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Just eight officers are in the community policing group there.
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So when is undercover policing necessary in the first place?
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"There's a whole different narrative about policing," the mayor said.
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Similarly, polls have found broad agreement on some policing reforms.
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It's 2018 and the police are still policing women's bodies.
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Officers say they are reluctant to engage in proactive policing.
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But the quality of policing plays a key role too.
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And policing the latter is what (federal law) expressly forbids.
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Policing yourself into silence is almost never a good idea.
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So we've got to understand the important role of policing.
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Predictive policing to identify places where crime might occur next?
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In policing, the consequences of such bias can be dire.
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Other sites, like Fiverr, also have trouble policing their platforms.
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CompStat, for example, was a watershed development in data policing.
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Issues of race and policing in the United States persist.
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Also: John Herrman on the policing of the American porch.
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Smart CCTV networks offer a powerful upgrade to neighborhood policing.
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Doing so, he said, would be "antithetical" to community policing.
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Women start informally policing the newsroom to protect each other.
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Some cities are already taking steps to ease draconian policing.
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The department continues to use the other new policing technology.
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"Policing and oversight within the walls are far less effective."
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Now, policing leaders claim to have learned from the past.
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Both are leading the new working group on policing strategies.
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People will see "community policing" and "community engagement," Tomba said.
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This is the paradox of policing in the 40th Precinct.
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That includes beefed up policing and improved background check systems.
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Another aspect of the Clinton policing policy is very relevant.
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It puts responsibility for policing its users on users themselves.
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These policies focus on policing behavior rather than addressing needs.
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There's so much policing that goes on within the left.
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He and the mayor say it will reduce discriminatory policing.
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This mode of body policing is both old and new.
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He was prone to wearing fake policing gear in public.
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Readers responded with questions and concerns about policing online content.
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Other polls have found broad agreement on some policing reforms.
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The issues that loom with robotics and policing are complex.
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The move comes as Londoners face swingeing cuts to policing.
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Policing other women's feminism does not actually help the cause.
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Facebook's policies are nuanced because policing the internet is nuanced.
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This lack of focus is at odds with the attention policing has received over the past five years as racial justice activists have called attention to the ways that policing impacts communities of color.
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These records, and those of other candidates, could open a bigger discussion of how they've interacted with policing in the past and how their experiences inform what they think should happen with policing now.
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They saw that New York implemented aggressive policing strategies, like stop and frisk, and as crime began to fall, they assumed that those policing strategies must have been the cause for the crime drop.
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It's at the intersection of targeting black and brown people through systems of white supremacy and policing; the rounding up of undocumented immigrants; the dismantling of poor communities and the increase of policing there.
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Experts have pointed out that the algorithm underpinning PredPol, one of the most widely used predictive policing technologies, is fundamentally flawed in a way that can contribute to over-policing, particularly for marginalized communities.
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"We're bringing into this city neighborhood policing, real neighborhood policing, cops walking the beat again," he said in a 2016 television interview in Philadelphia, with the stage of the Democratic National Convention behind him.
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"Many black women who are abused and killed by police are among the low-income and homeless people increasingly targeted by the policing of poverty and 'broken windows' policing practices," according to #SayHerName's 2015 report.
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These findings suggest that, when considering a policing disorder approach, police departments should adopt a 'community coproduction model' rather than drift toward a zero-tolerance policing model, which focuses on a subset of social incivilities.
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To enforce such an invasive policy on a population as large as China's required more than just strict policing — it required self-policing, especially in rural areas, far away from more densely populated urban centers.
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He speaks stirringly about undocumented immigrants who fear deportation and transgender teenagers who face a "bullier in chief," while vowing to put "community policing ahead of paramilitary policing" and to confront the state's utility giant.
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"Badges without Borders: How Global Counterinsurgency Transformed American Policing" by Stuart Schrader"Badges without Borders" is another book to examine themes of US empire and the border, although from the more contemporary lens of policing.
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Still, the data on use and severity of force suggests there is at least some level of racial bias in policing — and, specifically, the kind of policing that is most likely injure or kill someone.
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This is where the policy vacuum over robotics and the broader challenges of policing in America are going to come crashing together, connecting the story of new technology to the older debate over community policing.
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But I am programmed to believe that there's a value system based on color, that there's administering policing toward those who I feel safe around, there's criminal policing to those who I feel unsafe around.
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They actually represent the problem with police in America: Not only are there serious concerns about how policing is done, but many of the people doing the policing don't even want to acknowledge those problems.
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Now Ferguson is being told not only to abandon revenue-focused policing (the right call, policing experts say), but also to shell out potentially tens of millions of dollars to change its police and courts.
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Policing EU sanctions is the responsibility of the bloc's member states.
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China's online monitors have intensified their policing of chatter about markets.
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Now he seems to accept a policing role for the army.
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Ultimately, the researchers found that predictive policing seemingly doesn't increase bias.
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Here's how 20 different venture capital firms are policing sexual harassment.
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She was on the front lines of protests against oppressive policing.
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And gender role policing is clearly what the NFL is doing.
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HOLT: Let's talk more about policing and the criminal justice system.
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NO, I LIKE THE POLICING BECAUSE I COULD GET THINGS DONE.
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Banks are also throwing money at staff training—and policing it.
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Peaceful protest is not a threat to policing or police officers.
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China is widely considered a key player in policing North Korea.
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Ms Wojcicki is confident that she can sort out policing YouTube.
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Ultimately, however, community policing has to involve the entire police force.
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Misogyny, to me, is more about policing and controlling women's behavior.
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The profits from these products should be reinvested in policing them.
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Or the social networks who aren't policing the content fast enough?
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" He said, "Policing was never meant to solve all those problems.
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"We do need timely and reliable data about policing," Stoughton said.
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"We are declaring (a) war on bad policing," Merritt said Monday.
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Seems like the policing practices in Maricopa County are nothing new.
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We have to be careful, but the city needs more policing.
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True enough ... cop shops are emphasizing community policing more than ever.
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This unconventional style of policing is the city's dirty little secret.
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It wants China to step up policing and prosecution of hackers.
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Martin Snowden, the head of counter-terrorism policing in northeast England.
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Credit for this decline must go to policing and changing fashion.
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For more on the problems facing American policing, read Vox's explainer.
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Better policing of the high seas has also played a part.
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His research focuses on policing, procedural justice and use of force.
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This sane theory of self-policing soon became its own opposite.
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The saying "all politics is local" lends itself to well policing.
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Neusteter is policing program director at the Vera Institute of Justice.
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This moment we face is like no other in American policing.
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How are you measuring the success of the neighborhood policing program?
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We have this Trump era of policing and it's very aggressive.
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Congress can also call for a major initiative to improve policing.
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Second, there is a "false narrative" of racial discrimination in policing.
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"Policing isn't easy," Mr. Johnson said in an interview on Monday.
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They admitted they were stepping into policing at an anguished moment.
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The true test of guardian policing, however, is during a crisis.
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Marijuana is illegal in the UK, but policing is pretty loose.
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We won't stop until the abolition of the entire policing institution.
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Mr. Alexander is something of a celebrity in policing circles nationwide.
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The need for Europe-wide policing of violent extremists is evident.
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Undercover drug policing is not cheap, but it's very cost effective.
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How do you feel about Costa Rica's drug laws and policing?
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Which makes sense: his career showed how courts can challenge policing.
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Could drawing exercises like these lead to better policing, more empathy?
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What about the potential for it to politicize intelligence and policing?
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Johnson&aposs previous policing pledges also proved not to be reliable.
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But she said Facebook faces an inherent conflict in policing itself.
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Mr. Bloomberg suggested many Democrats would agree with him on policing.
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Studies have shown these attitudes have a direct impact on policing.
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This will hinder policing and security operations, including those currently ongoing.
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It's to get involved in campaigns to reform policing and prosecution.
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Critics say the force is ill-equipped to carry out policing.
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Others have called for the abolition of policing in its entirety.
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For months, commentators had been debating the generalities of policing tech.
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The goal was to figure out what people considered rightful policing.
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But policing wasn't always efficient, and it wasn't always this professionalized.
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Decades spent self-policing when I could have just been me.
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So bad policing data was going into creating more bad information.
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Gender helps account for the multiple ways racist policing practices manifest.
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In short, policing has become the most politicized job in Spain.
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Now, a renewed call for stricter policing of private bus lines.
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We look at the blurry lines and policing challenges it faces.
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Policing the police without tipping off the officers brings its challenges.
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"Krasner wants all aggressive policing to stop," the officer told me.
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The trading commission may have better luck policing transactions in cryptocurrencies.
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Perhaps the most pointed moments came on the subject of policing.
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Mr. Burke had undergone an unusual introduction to the policing profession.
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Reddit is self-policing, after all, and crowdsourced advice isn't infallible.
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After all, American policing does not begin with a clean slate.
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In Florida, facial recognition has long been part of daily policing.
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The DPA has too much power in policing in this city.
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Police must recognize that community support is crucial to good policing.
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This is a version of a policing I can get behind.
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And how employers can better institutionalize self-policing and wider accountability.
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A community is right to fight against over-policing and brutality.
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The authorities there do not care about policing concerts, he said.
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It's like policing and war ... I mean, AI and lethal warfare.
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San Francisco currently has no plans to use predictive policing technology.
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He is a former police officer, policing scholar, and law professor.
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Well, no, but police surveillance ... A lot of policing is- True.
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For decades, deterrence has guided the philosophy of policing the border.
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"Talk is cheap and our communities are tired — so-called 'community policing,' 'training' and the rhetoric of 'police-community relations' are no solution to the systemic problems with policing in this city in nation," Pierre said.
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As civil rights groups told me last year, part of the issue is that school policing is largely unregulated, and each police department and school system are able to determine their own program for school policing.
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The announcement follows recommendations from the NYU School of Law's Policing Project, which worked with Axon's AI and Policing Technology Ethics Board for a year discussing the possibility of deploying facial recognition technology in body cameras.
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Belgium took over the Baltic policing mission from Hungary which, along with Spain and the UK, was policing Baltic airspace when Russian Su-22 Flanker fighters flew near Baltic airspace twice over two days in June.
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With the "People First Policing Plan," Castro wants to set new national standards on police conduct, increase transparency and accountability in police departments, seek to end over-policing and address violence and harassment against minority citizens.
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Predictive policing concerns Particularly concerning for privacy advocates is the possibility that the RTD is being used for the purposes of predictive policing—a controversial strategy that employs data analysis to identify hot spots for crime.
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The research also affirms some of the tenets of community policing: that neighborhoods are vital to policing themselves, and that they can address the complex roots of violence in ways that fall beyond traditional police work.
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As researchers at New York University and the AI Now Institute outline, predictive policing tools can be fed "dirty data," including policing patterns that reflect police departments' conscious and implicit biases, as well as police corruption.
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In the manual, the firm compares its software to the "broken windows" policing strategy, a widely criticized approach to policing that involves cracking down on minor crimes with the goal of deterring more serious criminal activity.
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" Andrew Guthrie Ferguson is a professor at the David A. Clarke School of Law at University of the District of Columbia, a fellow at the Policing Project and the author of "The Rise of Big Data Policing.
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For the former Obama campaigner, Elucd could be a way to ensure that as broken-windows policing morphs into community policing, the actual communities that are being policed have a chance to communicate with their supposed guardians.
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From there, he became close with Mr. de Blasio, who grew to trust him and rely upon him for policing advice, particularly as the mayor embraced the Police Department's move toward a new version of community policing.
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Letters Common-Sense Policing Re "Making policing safer for everyone" (Opinion, March 3): It was heartening to read Chuck Wexler's and Scott Thomson's ideas about common-sense reforms to protect police officers and the civilians they encounter.
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"There is a battle going on to become the platform for policing, and I think Amazon is beginning the process of engaging in a battle," Andrew Ferguson, the author of The Rise of Big Data Policing said.
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But the officers would also get an additional raise of 2.25 percent in March, which officials called a neighborhood policing differential, though it would go to officers whether or not they were directly involved in neighborhood policing.
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In one particularly telling anecdote, the Justice Department pointed out one good cop who engaged in the much-heralded community policing despite pressures from higher-ups: Community policing efforts are ad hoc and officer- or major-specific.
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It's saying that we are confronting racist policing within the subway system.
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None of this means that policing will become less technologically sophisticated, however.
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The failure of modern American policing is crystallized in stop-and-frisk.
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I am not saluting the aggressive policing and incarceration of black Americans.
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RYUN: No. I think we have got to start policing our own.
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We have to start policing ourselves on the right and the left.
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Baltimore police are responsible for putting an end to racist policing practices.
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Much of that difference can be explained by demography, deprivation and policing.
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"This is a policing variant that comes from the military," Wang said.
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The heavy policing didn't deter activists, who managed to unfurl two banners.
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It's demonstrated by some of the most effective policing strategies out there.
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She isn't certain that policing Amazon's offerings is the way to go.
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Chinese players like Alibaba struggled with policing fake items on their sites.
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One thing is for sure: The current self-policing isn't cutting it.
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It's unclear how Twitter is generally policing veiled threats of civil war.
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Why weren't these bros directing their femininity policing and insults toward them?
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Either way, drones could spell trouble for militaries policing the open water.
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They were among those who first called for a non-policing approach.
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British bobbies may be gun-shy and a model of consensus policing.
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You pass bugs mining or transporting materials, but also building and policing.
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Public order and policing will be directly monitored by the federal government.
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I feel like policing is broken in many respects in this country.
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In her book, Harris brings up racial bias in policing somewhat differently.
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The Trump administration has also effectively halted federal momentum on policing reform.
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He noted that internet companies already coordinate on policing some harmful content.
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On some issues, some states have statutes that cover areas of policing.
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Policing became reactive; officers responded when violence flared, but usually not before.
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" "We are one of the premiere community policing cities in the country.
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The risk with policing software is that it amplifies existing racial bias.
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Hierarchy may be useful in policing a riot, but it stifles innovation.
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The FCC will be responsible for policing internet-service providers for abuses.
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Many explanations have been put forward, from ageing societies to better policing.
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This results in a lot of policing and gatekeeping, internal and external.
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Of course, reforming criminal justice is not the same as reforming policing.
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Then again, maybe we're going about this mean girl policing all wrong.
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They each spoke of their losses, their struggles and frustration on policing.
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It's a larger issue of policing of women's mobility on the campus.
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He called on the government to increase its policing of the jungle.
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Every major internet platform is policing sex and queerness; Steam and Itch.
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The IOC has been zealous in policing the use of its logos.
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The lenient policing toward alcohol consumption in the street has bemused many.
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Who wouldn't want to make policing two billion people someone else's job?
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The use of military type weapons is not available for general policing.
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The case helped stoke the national debate over policing in minority communities.
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Castro's plan has received early praise from criminal justice and policing experts.
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The review by the Justice Department's Community Oriented Policing Services, or COPS.
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It also tasked the gaming commission with licensing and policing the industry.
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Predictive policing technology is designed to highlight areas where crime may occur.
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The conversation also turned to the grand anxieties of post-Ferguson policing.
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The scientists at Ginkgo never expected to be policing the DNA trade.
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For black and queer boys, the policing of masculinity is ever-present.
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Many critics have noted serious issues with the KP's self-policing system.
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Many, he says, are implementing recommendations from the 21st Century Policing report.
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Not only is such behavior alienating and provocative, it's just bad policing.
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"The tactic of policing is a tactic unto itself," she told me.
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Yes, this is 1st use of robot in this way in policing.
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It's just the cat-and-mouse nature of policing anything in technology.
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There is no mention of climate-change, guns, or race and policing.
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More time must be spent policing threads that get out of hand.
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See patterns or also, is this a policing structure that we want?
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The crack cocaine epidemic resulted in militarized policing of mostly minority communities.
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Yet over-policing is only one way of looking at the story.
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When blacks ask for better policing, legislators tend to hear more instead.
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Some policing still occurs today, but it tends to be less formal.
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For them, keeping the peace meant forms of policing anchored in their
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How do you talk to your kids about race, policing and violence?
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You are, in effect, potentially looking at a Second World policing model.
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Immigration, policing, marriage and criminal justice overhaul — to name just a few.
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This was not a case of bad apples or over-aggressive policing.
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Action means more progress toward community policing in every town and city.
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But that only means Twitter assumes more responsibility for policing its accounts.
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But, legal and policing experts say, there is an element of intent.
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It is from this bed of lies that our policing policies spring.
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Peel taught that good policing was about building and holding public trust.
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Officials entrusted with policing competition in Mexico tried to rein him in.
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That discrepancy—between those policing and being policed—is a common one.
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On the criminal justice side, look, we've got to have better policing.
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But the lethal impact of institutional racism doesn't just stop with policing.
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Apparently it's outsourcing responsibility for policing its business decisions to investigative journalists.
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The act of policing places the police in opposition to this community.
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But the reality is that changes in policing do affect crime rates.
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Policing policies and sentencing laws are two key sources of racial inequality.
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She has focused her attention on issues like affordable housing and policing.
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There has since been major backsliding when it comes to local policing.
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Facebook has stepped up its policing measures only after fierce public outcry.
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This includes ensuring our armed policing and specialist resources are appropriately deployed.
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The city is more a microcosm of race and policing in America.
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Unsurprisingly, the drug war has helped to militarize the culture of policing.
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Folks essentially said that Airbnb should be more responsible in policing that.
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The series explores what Nook's case says about Baltimore, race and policing.
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Policing hate speech is something nearly every online communication platform struggles with.
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Putting an end to racially biased policing practices works to everyone's benefit.
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Above all, policing needs "better systems for gathering data," the report said.
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"Why should we be responsible for policing Amazon for fakes?" he said.
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Instead, the current administration has effectively halted federal momentum on policing reform.
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But does close policing by soccer's video assistant referee benefit the game?
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The Police Department's attitude toward tracking and addressing biased policing is specious.
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If the policing didn't exist, what would things be like for you?
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In its place will be an attitude toward policing marked by absence.
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Measuring and Assessing Aviation Security and Chasing Ghosts: The Policing of Terrorism.
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The United States spends a staggering $100 billion on policing a year.
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In the first, the subject was policing; the second will feature education.
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The problem with policing the online sale of invasive species is twofold.
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He once ran the Department of Justice's Office of Community Policing Services.
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Such advocacy encourages vigilante policing and discriminates against the city's poorest populations.
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So too do erratic policing, cowardly political leaders and a disillusioned population.
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There are some who feel this form of policing can be counterproductive.
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Last year, a federal law strengthened the policing of sex trafficking online.
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A similar picture emerged when the researchers examined traffic accidents and policing.
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Self-policing its products has been the standard for the cosmetics sector.
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The audit examined programs that targeted locations and people for additional policing.
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Policing groups argue that it's an essential tool in combating drug trafficking.
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After defending the stop-and-frisk policing tactic, the former mayor apologized.
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By any measure, the original bill would have changed policing in Texas.
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It just felt like it was undeniably race and policing in America.
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The very idea of the culture war was born out of policing.
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But the inspector acknowledged that the residue of zero-tolerance policing lingers.
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This past week, we reached critical mass in the debate over policing.
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The camp's most hard-line women started policing the behavior of others.
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It antagonizes local agencies that want to do policing the right way.
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During those decades, minority communities were hit extra hard by over-policing.
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Some of her earliest events focused on immigration, prison and policing reform.
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He has apologized for the policing policy and for telling "bawdy" jokes.
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And predictive systems can reinforce biased over-policing of neighborhoods of color.
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So as you think about policing in America, think of Eric Garner.
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Predictive policing "is happening under the radar," Ader told Motherboard by email.
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For them, it's not just policing that's broken, but the whole system.
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And I know they have some real vested interests in community policing.
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Justice Department and Ferguson negotiators tentatively agreed to policing reforms in January.
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But when it comes to policing, since it can have fatal consequences.
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In both his initial statement Saturday and his remarks Monday, President Trump presented the violence in Charlottesville as primarily a problem of social disorder — something that more and better policing, and more public trust in policing, could solve.
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And police shootings and negative policing can often have a significant impact on the mental health of communities of color more broadly, further supporting academics' and researchers' arguments that overaggressive policing has become a critical public health concern.
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For another thing, broken-windows policing was just one aspect of the policing reforms implemented in New York or other places during this time; the crime-tracking system CompStat, for example, also came online in the mid-1990s.
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Castro's "People First Policing" plan, released Monday, focuses on ending "over-aggressive" and "racially discriminatory" policing with a series of reforms to increase police transparency, improve police accountability, and rebuild relationships between communities of color and police officers.
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Ms. Leovy's claim is, she admits, "not an easy argument to make in these times": that black men are far more often killed by police neglect than by police action — a problem of under-policing, not over-policing.
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"'Broken windows policing is a Giuliani-era approach to policing which has no consideration for any of the norms of justice and really demonizes and terrorizes communities of color," Donna Lieberman, executive director of the NYCLU, told me.
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Well, there's certain things like ... Look, with policing data right now, there shouldn't be any AI in policing right now because the data is so dirty, it is so dirty, and we're going to get the same outcome.
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" He said that 2017 saw fewer murders in New York City than any year since 1951, and that the continued reduction in crime could be attributed to the neighborhood policing strategy that he put in place, which he called "the vision that will be the future of policing in this city and that will one day be the future of policing in this nation.
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"The benchmark of using stops is an unreasonably conservative test of bias," said Phillip Atiba Goff, the Franklin A. Thomas Professor in Policing Equity at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, and president of the Center for Policing Equity.
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Last week, Motherboard published an investigation which revealed that law enforcement agencies around the country are using PredPol—a predictive policing software that once cited the controversial, unproven "broken windows" policing theory as a part of its best practices.
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Meares, the Yale law professor, says that while these policing tactic may have reduced crime numbers, it also encouraged aggressive policing — and that destroyed the trust between communities and police, a trust that allows police to do their jobs.
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Durbin said he wanted Chicago officers doing community policing and not immigration work.
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And today he announced his personal challenge for 2018: better policing his platform.
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Policing it inevitably involves disapproving one version of speech while letting another pass.
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We live in a country still mired in institutional racism, including its policing.
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In a clear change in tactics, policing around Sunday's march was nearly invisible.
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The legislation sought to reduce gang-related violence through targeted anti-gang policing.
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However, I don't like how the punished child's sibling was policing the situation.
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At first they instead seemed proof of the virtues of all-action policing.
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YouTubers — essentially the de facto public faces of Minecraft — aren't exactly self-policing.
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He sees the overall insular culture of policing as even more to blame.
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China's Uighur minority live a dystopian nightmare of constant surveillance and brutal policing.
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China is far from the only country to use data analytics in policing.
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What's happening: The EU has has zeroed in on policing content and privacy.
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Before the Treasury bombs, the DDN had been making inroads into policing Doppel.
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Members of the public ought to confront the brutal reality of American policing.
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Community policing officers focus on meeting residents and getting to know their concerns.
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FDA officials rejected the proposal and J&J began promoting self-policing instead.
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Others described being radicalized by the very content they were charged with policing.
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The longer the company puts off self-policing, the more likely regulation becomes.
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They also talk about the price Mr. Harris's constituents pay for over-policing.
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India has been on the forefront when it comes to policing technology platforms.
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Suhr emphasized his belief that the SFPD remained capable of policing its own.
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NATO jets also help secure Estonian airspace through the Baltic Air Policing operation.
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Activists note that community trust in policing has been weak for some time.
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Meanwhile, mayors are finding that their responsibilities extend beyond policing and filling potholes.
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On sentencing and policing, he may also be less hardline than Mr Sessions.
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"If there's something similar in policing, there might be a disparity," Stoughton said.
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But really, the benefit of big-data policing for police departments is political.
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Under our new Police Commissioner, James O'Neill, we're investing in real neighborhood policing.
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Because impunity encourages murder, you might think that the secret is tough policing.
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Policing experts and academics criticized the social media posts included in the database.
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The industry is sort of more self-policing than anything else, most recently.
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But the film's version of policing seems even more relevant to modern America.
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A symbol of better policing For Franklin, life has been tough, she says.
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Franklin is, in many ways, a symbol of the city's community policing effort.
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Clinton also dedicated her first campaign speech to criminal justice issues, including policing.
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The Cost of Policing Facebook and Twitter Is Spooking Wall St. It Shouldn't.
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Warhol took comfort in policing the boundaries of intimacy—he would let people
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Such a culture lends itself to an "us versus them" approach to policing.
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Although policing is primarily a male occupation, gender does not prevent tragic outcomes.
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For most African Americans, whether policing practices are racist is not a question.
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In Seattle, Police Chief Kathleen O'Toole broadly condemned the politicization of policing practices.
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Once contained by international policing efforts, piracy appears to be staging a comeback.
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When policing sexual content and revenge porn, Facebook has an admittedly monstrous task.
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There's still not a ton of literature about the effectiveness of predictive policing.
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The platform could also influence policing decisions, like where you're placing your police.
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The time to stop policing women's bodies — and wardrobes — is way past due.
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Policing genius Jerry McCarthy can do for Chicago what I did for NYC.
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Joe Domanick: You use the term "community efficacy" when talking about community policing.
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In varying forms, "hot-spot policing" has spread throughout the nation's police departments.
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Research on the impact of predictive policing programs is still in its infancy.
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Implementing and policing a firewall around the Facebook domain would be resource-intensive.
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Growing up in this environment, she often witnessed the faults in American policing.
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Critics of the policy say there is no proof that it modernises policing.
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Better intelligence and policing, which the French are also strengthening, matter far more.
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To be fair though, immigrant-friendly policing did not significantly reduce crime either.
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"Unfair" is when Congress was self-policing its own ethics rules. https://t.
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It paves the way for even more policing, for further loss of autonomy.
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I think it's important to define that—what should modern policing look like?
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The government has sent mixed signals about this do-it-yourself border policing.
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He specializes in crowds, riots, hooliganism, "public order" policing, human rights, and security.
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I figured there was some sort of leeway from any sort of policing.
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Instead, he painted a broader picture of communities and policing as a whole.
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Protests can rapidly become violent, especially in the face of high-handed policing.
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Community policing, stop and frisk, "interruption" tactics — the city has tried many strategies.
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"The policing needs to change," Clinton said at the NBC News/YouTube debate.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer editorial board: Facebook can't be the only one policing democracy.
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On one hand, we cannot compromise liberty interests for mere expediency in policing.
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Antifa has escalated; they are nasty; and the police aren't policing them properly.
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For some students, especially students of color, teachers are complicit in over-policing.
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Consider the dire state of policing and race relations in the United States.
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Meanwhile, our nation continues to suffer from excessive and racially unjust marijuana policing.
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And policing copyright infringements is a cinch compared with other forms of content.
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Finally we need to seriously look at community policing from the inside out.
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And it just felt like it was undeniably race and policing in America.
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Chicago Police said the department extended its smart policing approach to two districts.
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" He called for more law enforcement, more community engagement and "more effective policing.
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Such delay results from exploiting loopholes in the system for policing drug patents.
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The usual explanations include the impacts of poverty, institutionalized racism and flawed policing.
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I think it needs to involve itself in policing and in intelligence gathering.
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Instead, he provides a wonky account maintaining that we need more community policing.
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Those two influential organizations have spent a half-century vigorously policing gender boundaries.
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What to do with this cacophony of pain and horror and ludicrous policing?
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This partly is the result of poor infrastructure and limited resources for policing.
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Malaysia is among the first few countries to legislate policing of fake news.
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At Rutgers, he had been schooled in the reformist ideals of community policing.
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Mr. Kaine argued that there is "implicit bias" in policing, a phrase Mrs.
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He since has become one of the nation's leading experts on community policing.
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In Sherman Park on Sunday, many expressed similar concerns of overly aggressive policing.
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The promotion of public safety requires both effective policing and an engaged community.
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Community policing units of this era were increasingly isolated and drained of resources.
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Enter your zipcode, see your state representative's record on policing, then demand action!
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AI is rocking the world of policing — and the consequences are still unclear.
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The method could also be useful in judging the impact of policing efforts.
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I wish for policing that is more effective, more judicious, and more empathetic.
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Risk-driven policing also involves storing and analyzing the data gathered by Hubs.
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But they have little say over important issues such as policing and education.
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" But that doesn't include "policing the speech of every adult who visits campus.
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Chiefs in both cities point to improved neighborhood-policing efforts in recent years.
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We are working closely with national counterterrorism policing network and UK intelligence partners.
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So yeah, in policing there's a lot of kebabs and pitas and stuff.
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His research examines the geographical dimensions of international and domestic politics, including policing.
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BLUE: The L.A.P.D. and the Battle to Redeem American Policing, by Joe Domanick.
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I just witness the most over-aggressive policing I've ever seen in #Newnan.
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Yet subway fare evasion hasn't curbed despite increased policing, officials said in October.
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Proponents of the policy had warned that crime would rise without aggressive policing.
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"The policing of women's bodies must end," tweeted tennis legend Billie Jean King.
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We need to stop questioning and policing the women's movement and its members.
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Facebook insists it is policing its Libyan platform, but illegal activity is rife.
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Bathroom policing has often impacted cisgender women who don't conform to gender stereotypes.
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What we have to do is end over-policing in African-American neighborhoods.
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For years, they have been associated with an aggressive style of street policing.
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I wouldn't want her policing the type of things I do by myself.
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So far, only one candidate, Castro, has released a comprehensive standalone policing platform.
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So does Sanders's more radical plan to completely ban facial recognition in policing.
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But they started policing themselves only after months of denial and public pressure.
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The policing Americans want isn't necessarily the kind that is written in law.
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The reality is starker: Prosecutors, like others in law enforcement, prefer self-policing.
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Obviously an extremely cash-poor economy partially motivates excessive ticketing, policing, and tariffs.
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One of the studies we recently published looked specifically at predictive policing data.
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The others were expanding community policing efforts, maintaining transparency and boosting officer wellness.
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Facebook has said that it cannot be in the business of policing truth.
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For all of its benefits, however, policing technology can also do unfathomable damage.
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And perhaps no issue presented bigger risks for Mr. de Blasio than policing.
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Facebook, Google and Twitter claim that policing their networks would be too onerous.
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He's hailed stop-and-frisk policing and lauded police for roughing up suspects.
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The trial displayed the complicated reality of race, policing and justice in America.
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"For now, people doing the work have been policing themselves," Adelman told me.
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It's policing around those on-going protests that's being made visible on HKmaps.
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At present, the regional government oversees education, health, some infrastructure, policing and prisons.
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But it is particularly focused on addressing discrimination in policing and criminal justice.
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A former federal prosecutor, he is the author of Chokehold: Policing Black Men.
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But on policing, as other New York mayors have, he lost his way.
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This office is committed to policing official corruption wherever it may be found.
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Consider predictive policing tools, which NYPD representatives described in an article in 20163.
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Will progressives have more spine than conservatives in policing hate in their ranks?
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But there is no easy answer, other than rigorous self-policing by users.
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"Policing is important, but it can't be the only solution," Mr. Bernstein said.
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Police departments rightfully get blamed for the crisis in violent and corrupt policing.
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They will also spend time in Washington neighborhoods to better understand community policing.
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This has seen huge peaceful protests, savagely violent disorder and heavy-handed policing.
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Her first book makes little mention of racial disparities or bias in policing.
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Donald Trump, Mick Mulvaney and Stephen Miller are not policing the detention centers.
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We've just gotten into a terrible habit of policing people because they're different.
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On one hand, it wants to become embedded in the process of policing.
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This type of male policing of female celebrity behavior can reach extreme levels.
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Trump's proposal has roiled the national debate over policing at a tumultuous time.
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Urban communities of color are already overburdened with heavy handed, failed policing strategies.
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Without policing and erasing by law and popular culture, taboos lose their authority.
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Men are required to have long beards, something the militants are still policing.
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Multiple investigative agencies could be interested in policing potential misconduct at the firm.
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His story showcases the complex forces at work in the policing of science.
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But he reiterated his view that policing content online is a slippery slope.
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They probably need a lot more money not only for policing but education.
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Charlotte, similarly, has long been mired by racially skewed policing and residential segregation.
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But even when the technical tools exist, policing-breaking news poses unique problems.
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Policing them could prove difficult in a war zone dotted with armed groups.
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Policing, and raising my family together with my wife, are my life's work.
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And for free speech advocates, it's policing any discourse they don't agree with.
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They are the guardrails meant to keep government orderly, capable and self-policing.
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Chicago's entrenched and decades-long struggles with crime, segregation, policing and inequity loom.
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On one hand, federal funding can help make policing safer and more effective.
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One is left with just one possible conclusion: Policing in America is broken.
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Armies of gender apparatchiks are monitoring and policing speech, ideas, humor, and sexuality.
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That would improve policing overall, even if the public never sees those successes.
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For more on American policing and how to fix it, read Vox's explainer.
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It nurtured a mode of policing that offended onlookers and alienated potential allies.
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Will that make things even worse in terms of how policing is perceived?
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The Center for Policing Equity researched the effect of local immigration enforcement on community policing efforts in Utah after a 2011 "show me your papers" law deputized police for immigration enforcement, digging into Salt Lake City's Police Department's police department records.
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As predictive policing has spread, researchers and police officers have begun exploring how it might contribute to a version of policing that downplays patrolling — as well as stopping, questioning, and frisking — and focuses more on root causes of particular crimes.
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Emotion-driven reactions, such as a reflexive defense of or attacks on the institution of policing are minimized with the normal healing that distance in time provides, and opens the door for a real dialogue on the issue of policing reform.
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In fact, a recent National Academies of Sciences report on proactive policing lamented that compared with the research on how policing influences crime rates, "there is proportionally very little" research on racial bias or the social consequences of police contact.
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"Bernie is proud to join cities like San Francisco in banning the use of this technology for policing and, as president, will enact a nationwide ban on facial recognition software for policing, including at the state and local levels," Ford added.
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The common-sense antidote to these concerns is sometimes called "community policing" and "community prosecution" – an approach to policing and justice in which local law enforcement and prosecutors partner with the communities they serve to reduce crime and promote public safety.
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A report on policing released Thursday by the Vera Institute of Justice found that 34 states and the District of Columbia had enacted "at least 79 bills, executive orders, or resolutions in 2015 and 2016 to change some aspect of policing policy and practice," which the organization described as a "marked contrast to the relatively few laws related to policing that were passed by states between 2012 and 2014."
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And the force's high profile means that policing has become a bigger political issue.
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Federal law grants it policing powers within 2000km (93 miles) of Brazil's land border.
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Much of this is due to the opaque and complicated nature of school policing.
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Recent efforts to discuss school policing and safety have often failed to acknowledge this.
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Policing the area around Kayangel has become more difficult as its population has dwindled.
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"Troll Patrol isn't about policing Twitter or forcing it to remove content," Marin said.
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Meanwhile, a predictive policing algorithm called PredPol was shown to unfairly target certain neighborhoods.
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Holder and Lynch prioritized combating racial profiling and selective policing within communities of color.
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De Blasio has sharply criticized Trump on issues like climate change, immigration and policing.
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"Using stops as a policing tool for crime prevention needs to cease," Pruitt said.
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"Community policing with Officer McLoughlin in #TimesSquare #nypd #Community" the NYPD Midtown South wrote.
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Police departments across the country target communities of color with racially-biased policing strategies.
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In policing contexts, these databases can include passport and driver's license photos or mugshots.
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Santana's graphic footage sparked outrage and reignited a national conversation around race and policing.
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As that plot summary suggests, it's about the personal fallout of racist over-policing.
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There's been a limited amount of policing policy in some candidates' criminal justice plans.
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Mr Smith checked Brixton's policing numbers and rotas carefully before his officers started work.
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Platforms like Twitter and Instagram have to balance community policing with freedom of expression.
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Why did you want to cover the subject of policing throughout the entire season?
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The Scarman report into the Brixton riots of 1981 led to improvements in policing.
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There are signs TikTok is looking to mature its approach to policing its app.
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Mr Corbyn's Twitter feed is filled with policies about the NHS, housing and policing.
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Chaplin, who oversees the department's Professional Standards and Principled Policing Bureau, is African-American.
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Meanwhile, policing the 2,700 outfits that help set up British companies falls to HMRC.
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As it relates to policing, this is one of our biggest divides in sentiment.
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Both were San Antonio natives who were drawn into policing from very different directions.
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Accommodation rarely helps those who are most vulnerable to sex-identity policing and discrimination.
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Data-driven policing means aggressive police presence, surveillance, and perceived harassment in those communities.
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Is policing problematic content even possible in a group of nearly one million people?
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TWO COURT cases this summer illustrate the decay of America's machine for policing competition.
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" It's a call for "more law enforcement, more community engagement, and more effective policing.
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" But Cunningham said at the same, "the history of policing has had darker periods.
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Candidates discussed a number of issues, including voting rights, criminal justice, policing, and reparations.
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It also included provisions for data collection on both policing tactics, among other initiatives.
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Until then, the only answer lay in cordoning off the wreckage with militarized policing.
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The U.N. nuclear watchdog, policing the deal, has confirmed the measures announced by Tehran.
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The graphic video sparked outrage and reignited a national conversation about race and policing.
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But audiences have been clamoring for more content policing beyond just the most extreme.
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The Economist asked him about how data and predictive analytics are changing modern policing.
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Yet person-based policing systems are being used now, and people are being targeted.
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But nonetheless, Parisian police think they'll be a useful tool for policing large gatherings.
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Last year, Axon established an ethics board focused on artificial intelligence and policing technology.
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Wasn't this just Google policing itself with the blessing of a handful of academics?
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Decriminalization could be a major step away from our unnecessary and aggressive policing practices.
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Policing the entire sports world for doping is a Sisyphean task, to be sure.
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Yet it's unclear whether Apple and Google do a better job at this policing.
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The monumental task of policing these areas has been made more difficult by corruption.
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In these ads, Ring positions itself as a vigilante force for local policing. 4.
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The Republicans' letter comes after an escalation in controversial policing tactics in the region.
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The shooting and the subsequent cover-up put a spotlight on policing in Chicago.
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But when he moved the conversation to policing and racial justice, the dynamic changed.
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Obama's 21st Century Task Force on Policing, overall in my opinion was very ineffective.
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This would later materialize in his grueling use of the "broken windows" policing model.
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It accompanies a report from the tech policy consultancy Upturn on predictive policing practices.
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As Dolly studied the predictive policing market, he found it was crowded with competitors.
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But the problems suggest that body cameras alone won't be able to change policing.
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She has litigated cases on policing and structural inequality in the criminal justice system.
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Policing as we currently understand it is based on methods of control and surveillance.
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Policing is a broad profession that shares much commonality throughout each of the states.
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Under new commissioner James P. O'Neill, the NYPD began to roll out neighborhood policing.
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Policing the entire Internet to file endless "takedown" notices is a full time job.
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These are changing faster than policing methods and techniques can realistically keep pace with.
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How these biases might manifest as prejudices is a crucial issue for robot policing.
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An elected official could only say what Trump said if he didn't understand policing.
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The editorial "is just another example of this type of dismissive establishment ideology policing".
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The "why take the chance" argument here feels a little overstated and behavior policing.
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And I don't think the use of prisons and policing and surveillance does that.
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Studies show that true community safety is enhanced through collaborative not combative policing approaches.
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We tried spreading democracy and policing the world, and where has it gotten us?!?
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Now, some city and state officials are questioning the policing strategy in the subways.
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The U.N. nuclear watchdog, policing the deal, has confirmed the measures announced by Tehran.
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The action comes at a time of fierce national debate over policing and race.
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Unlike a huge increase in policing, it would come at no expense to taxpayers.
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When policing is reduced, crime is increased, and our poorest citizens suffer the most.
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Thank rising prosperity, better policing and demography, with fewer young men prone to mischief.
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We're talking about fascinating things like improving policing through data, improving health through data.
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I'm thinking about the promise of technologies being a solution, especially with predictive policing.
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Second, the U.S. government should structure aid to reorient security institutions towards community policing.
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EDT tomorrow: President Obama will participate in a town hall on race and policing.
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Critics argue that these self-policing measures are "ethics theater" rather than real guardrails.
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The mayor is responsible for areas such as policing, transport, housing and the environment.
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We should report national data on policing strategies and provide greater transparency and accountability.
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EDT tomorrow: President Obama will participate in a town hall on race and policing.
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After the attack in July, Chief Brown became the national face of urban policing.
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" The Chicago report found "systematic deficiencies" in policing, in addition to "racially discriminatory conduct.
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The paradigm of police work will now change from community policing to self-protection.
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"That's not the direction American policing should be taking in a democracy," he said.
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We need candidates who will stop the over-policing of black and brown bodies.
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The two had clashed over policing in London while Johnson was serving as mayor.
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"Prohibition is a gateway to racist policing practices and mass incarceration, though," she added.
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But when it came to the violent policing of black bodies, they were silent.
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"He understood policing and how to move, how to inspire people," Mr. Wexler said.
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The FCA is an independent body charged with policing the U.K.'s financial sector.
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More law enforcement, more community engagement, more effective policing is what our country needs.
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Facebook's decision to refrain from policing the claims of political ads is not unreasonable.
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Ferguson describes how data's obscurant nature is key to how big data policing functions.
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Already, YouTube's light policing of content has resulted in banning journalists and social activists.
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Given the scale of these services, policing harassment is a mind-bogglingly large task.
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This city has been in turmoil over questions of race and policing for months.
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But the non-indictment decision does little to dismantle existing racial biases in policing.
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It's this low level, oppressive policing of communities on the basis of marijuana possession.
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Fundamentally, the problem is that there is so much targeted policing in these neighborhoods.
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That happens because all of this attention and resources go to policing black communities.
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More troubling is Hardline's attitude not specifically to drug policy but policing in general.
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And I didn't want to have to spend the entire evening policing the event.
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War 4: with the World Trade Organization over its rules for policing trade disputes.
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Another way using fear to try to reduce addiction can backfire is through policing.
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Sessions has threatened to withhold federal policing funds from uncooperative venues, so far unsuccessfully.
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The groups argued that Cox was wrongly held liable for not policing Internet content.
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It's not enough for those conversations to happen only at formalized community policing activities.
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New York City's next mayor will confront issues of homelessness, affordable housing and policing.
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But they went to school in communities where this kind of policing was pervasive.
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This isn't necessarily good news for people who might be victimized by aggressive policing.
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Violence within black communities and the experience of over-policing black people are linked.
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De Blasio wasn't the only candidate to face criticism for his record on policing.
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The findings raise questions about free speech, terrorism, and the policing of online extremism.
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What risks might these groups face if facial recognition technology were used for policing?
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Normally, under the Posse Comitatus Act, federal troops cannot be used for domestic policing.
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Mr. Wexler, the policing expert, said that was the point of such an apology.
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Versions of the two policing bills languished for much of Ms. Mark-Viverito's tenure.
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However, it turns out the point of policing isn't just to reduce crime numbers.
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But given the current atmosphere, self-policing might not be an option any more.
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Trump and Sessions, however, have stuck to their prior beliefs about policing and incarceration.
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According to criminal justice and policing experts, police have good reason to be fearful.
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There are also plenty of stories of aggressive, abusive and sometimes trigger-happy policing.
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It also highlights the gap between policy and practice when it comes to policing.
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This is exactly what we've been hearing about policing in Baltimore after Freddie Gray.
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To the communities affected, policing and gun laws are only parts of the puzzle.
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Susan Herman, the deputy commissioner for collaborative policing, said the police planned more changes.
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The big questions: Are these agencies up to the task of policing the industry?
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But those fighting most fervently for and against cultural policing missed the central point.
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His election as president of Interpol symbolized how Chinese policing was becoming globally respected.
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Allowing the EPA to relax its policing certainly seems to fit that same mold.
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"I think this law is a step away from broken-windows policing for sure."
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Policing and incarceration seemed to be the answer to everything that ailed New York.
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Bloomberg's policing strategy deployed officers to stop and frisk people, particularly in minority communities.
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In response to de Blasio's call for increased policing, some Jewish groups pushed back.
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Rao argued that this exception necessitated strict policing so as to maintain the rule.
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There need to be means for policing, if you will, the debris in space.
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But knowing exactly what input data a predictive policing system is using is critical.
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For many, the episode highlighted the challenges tech companies face in policing their platforms.
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These days, I walk around skeptic of policies surrounding policing in lower-income hoods.
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No number of diversity workshops, body cameras and community policing initiatives will change that.
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The story I filed focused primarily on the difficulty of policing this slippery industry.
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Ferguson, Mo., can't offer the social services and competent policing that New York provides.
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Policing a coastline hundreds of miles long is a tough task, coast guards say.
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The policing operation during the disruption and subsequent investigation has cost £790,000 so far.
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This is one of the goals that many community policing programs seek to achieve.
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Policing Twitter will ruin its magic, internet entrepreneur Jason Calacanis told CNBC on Thursday.
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And part of it is sometimes talked about as the fantasy of competent policing.
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The US courts' system of self-policing is closely controlled and cloaked in secrecy.
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As always, we remain committed to constitutional policing, supporting First Amendment rights for all.
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Tech companies are hoping to sidestep regulation by tougher policing of their own platforms.
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THE STRUGGLE FOR WOJCICKI IS POLICING THE SITE… WHILE KEEPING YOUTUBE AN OPEN PLATFORM.
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Senior military leaders also appear far from enthusiastic about the increasing militarization of policing.
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Newark is poised to realize the kind of policing that residents have long urged.
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She was most recently a staff reporter at Mother Jones, covering policing after Ferguson.
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Crime and policing was a fixture of every night of the Republican National Convention.
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However, in the worst light, the FIFA crackdown is for-profit policing gone wild.
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Detectives, who investigate crimes and are not typically involved in street policing, wear suits.
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It's about policing the boundaries of who gets to be part of the home.
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Policing experts we spoke to generally gave Neza high marks, as did Mr. Valdés.
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Policing and AI to me sounds like we're making what's already awful just terrible.
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Sessions has also rejected efforts to improve data collection on racial bias in policing.
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As an elected official, McSpadden promised to tackle community policing, economic equality, and healthcare.
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Despite decades of fear-mongering and racially targeted policing, drugs remain America's greatest muse.
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Justice Department and Ferguson negotiators appeared to tentatively agree to policing reforms last month.
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"They knew how to do policing the right way, both of them," he said.
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" Castro said his plan, which he called the "People First Policing Plan," focuses on "ending overaggressive policing, increasing accountability for police officers and police departments, and also trying to mend the divide that often exists between some neighborhoods and communities and the police.
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But this scope is partially why policing reform experts and advocates argue that the federal government should play a bigger role in policing oversight and reform, and why they're frustrated that presidential candidates have largely avoided having a deep discussion about the issue.
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I believe quality of life policing — which I think is the better phrase than broken windows because broken windows has some very understandably troubling associations in people's minds — quality of life policing is necessary and I've been in favor of that all along.
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What's now called stop-and-frisk policing—in which police aggressively sought out suspected minor criminals on the streets, most of them minority kids—was, he suggests, a kind of schismatic variant of what had originally been called, more benignly, "broken windows" policing.
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George L. Kelling and James Q. Wilson popularized this highly controversial policing strategy in a piece in The Atlantic Monthly, where they theorized that the policing of "public disorder," such as loitering and nuisance offenses, reduces the incidence of serious and violent crimes.
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They argue that at a time where police violence and fatal officer-involved shootings continue to occur, the federal government can play an important role in creating national standards for policing, and reforming policing practices that have disproportionately harmed communities of color.
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While policing received high-profile attention during the Obama administration, prompting work from groups like the President's Task Force on 21st Century Policing and the launching of DOJ investigations into some police departments, that attention has not continued into the Trump presidency.
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"Rodney and Fausto bring tremendous leadership experience to their new positions, having served in critical executive roles, and leveraging Neighborhood Policing and precision policing to bring crime down to levels not seen since the 1950's," Shea said in the Wednesday statement.
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As he prepared for his presidential run, Bloomberg publicly apologized for the city&aposs use of stop-and-frisk policing, a regime of policing in which officers had free reign to detain and search civilians who were not under arrest without a warrant.
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Police training documents from PredPol, a company that sells predictive policing software, shows that the company considers its software to be comparable to a "broken windows" policing strategy that has led to overpolicing of minority communities and is widely believed to be ineffective.
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Policing experts say that measures like the proposed Grand Rapids ordinance are "speaking directly to this wave of viral incidents of 'living while black,'" as Phillip Atiba Goff, the president of the Center for Policing Equity, told the Washington Post in April.
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Among the many duties of the TSA, policing the airport is not one of them.
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The North African country has been tightening its policing local wheat procurement to prevent fraud.
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Like most cops, he believed he'd end his policing career without ever firing his weapon.
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On Tuesday, O'Neill emphasized the "neighborhood policing" initiative he helped develop as chief of department.
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It is called The Final Report of the President's Task Force on 21st Century Policing.
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The federal government, if Trump were willing to, could directly encourage this style of policing.
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"This is shocking and tragic news," Neil Basu, head of U.K. Counter Terrorism policing, said.
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The case has stoked simmering anger among those who see racial bias in U.S. policing.
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Gray's death fueled the debate over racial bias in policing that ultimately drew federal scrutiny.
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Similarly, New Orleans's use of predictive policing technologies wasn't public knowledge until a Verge report.
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The fact that government funding for policing continues to decline also isn't helping, he says.
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In 2016, the NYPD paid the director $200,000 to consult on a new policing campaign.
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The CCRB, however, says it currently doesn't have the bandwidth to adequately investigate biased policing.
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The IAEA, which is policing the deal, told member states at a meeting on Feb.
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Military police are responsible for much of the day to day policing in the city.
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These end-user measures were intended to augment the company's automated policing of its platform.
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"They knew how to do policing right, both of them," a tearful Morbitzer told press.
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However, the Facebook CEO made it clear that the company shouldn't be policing political speech.
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But as it stands now, there hasn't been an extensive policy discussion of policing specifically.
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The issue isn't that candidates in the 2020 Democratic primary field are unfamiliar with policing.
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Castro's plan also promotes alternatives to policing like mental health support and drug treatment programs.
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Civilian leaders tasked militaries with policing, infrastructure projects large and small, even administering social services.
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Instagram has reportedly been policing negative comments on the singer's account — and people have noticed.
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This was then believed to be the nation's only privately funded full-time policing job.
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As a result, there's been a larger conversation about race and policing in this country.
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Certainly Ru's tone-policing, gaslighting, and Good Negro performance stem from a primordial survival instinct.
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Businesses also need to do more in policing these simple cybersecurity rules for all employees.
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But the VRU combined this no-nonsense policing with a "public health" approach to violence.
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He demands that his unconventionality be accommodated by a world bent on policing black caprice.
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But we're living through the worst law enforcement crisis in the history of modern policing.
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That goes beyond the billions spent as a baseline for policing the border each year.
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The policing legacy that was once met with a queer brick is alive and well.
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"It's completely failing at its work of policing and taking care of people," he said.
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"Biased-based policing was one of the motivating factors behind the NFL protests," Conyers said.
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And local leaders have questions to answer too, since many policing powers have been devolved.
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The goal of most police protesters is not to end policing, but to improve it.
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It envisages the use of the technology in everything from guided missiles to predictive policing.
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Add up all of the evidence, and it sure seems like American policing is broken.
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The federal government, if Trump was willing to, could directly encourage this style of policing.
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Then, it started policing the competition, according to a New York Times report published Saturday.
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After all, Facebook is notoriously lax when it comes to policing its own ads infrastructure.
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Its 30,19993 members provide policing for eight of the ten provinces and for three territories.
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We have policing issues, [and fixing those] will be part of the work as Governor.
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Nor is the military model a good one for domestic challenges—in particular for policing.
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Rocinha is suffering from a failure of policing, compounded by financial mismanagement and economic misfortune.
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"It's completely failing at its work of policing and taking care of people," Paes said.
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The company is not alone in its interest in policing what people upload to it.
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Mr Ferguson: The time to respond to the threat of big-data policing is now.
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I got invited, because of my Snowden work, [to] a national policing symposium on cybercrime.
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This reality raises serious constitutional concerns and threatens to delegitimise person-based predictive policing strategies.
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For smaller companies — like all-natural skin-care brand Suki — the policing process is harder.
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The government says that stricter policing last year in the borderlands reduced trafficking from Vietnam.
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