which i did earlier today, on the implementation and the protocol. they took copious notes. i think they re going to be going along the same lines. vice president mazzucco: in looking to this document, i think it is very thorough. maybe a little too thorough, but that is the best way to be. i prefer that. you said earlier there have been no complaints from the court, nor from the defense bar. how long as the order been in place? it came out august 13. as of monday, we had four separate in-camera hearings. the judge ruled that none of the material was to be disclosed in one case. in the other, he said there should be. there has only been one order of disclosure? vice president mazzucco: there has only been one order of disclosure? once you make a decision and your committee makes a decision, including justice harry lowe, who was a great judge in police commissioner once your committee has reviewed the personnel file, then you turn it over to the district attorney s off
based organizations. there is a long list of organizations to have been involved. hopefully, they can link to it also on their website. i will put it up on the asian law caucus website so everyone has it. the groups did come up with a quick reference guide for officers. several department bulletin s have come out. the next big step is training. would offer is give them one of these? would they have them in the police cars? i do not know. that is a good idea. i do not think we thought about it earlier, but i think we will make that happen. the other thing i failed to mention is that these brochures were also posted yesterday on the office of citizen complaints website. president marshall: thank you. did i see you with a hand up there? somebody else answered it, thank you. a couple remarks. we have scheduled october 2 for our retreat. we have commissioner commissioner kingsley and commissioner chan putting a draft together of agenda items for that day. i have seen the o
committee reconvenes, reviews the summary with any new material, and towards the recommendation to the police for referral. this allows the district attorney to comply with the legal mandates under brady but protect the rights of the personal members who legal firearms whose legal files are protected. this system has been considered a model. we have been asked by other jurisdictions for a copy. they are wrestling with the same issue. so far, we have not received any challenge or complaints. the court are currently reviewing records consistent with the protocol up there in camera proceedings. we meet with the day at least on a weekly basis. they are satisfied with the protocol and. any changes to this protocol will likely require a further meet and confer with the bigger with the labor organizations. our brady work is not finished. this was round one. the second round is numb being set. that will discuss workplace options for those who have material in their background.
reconvened the stakeholders, which consisted of members of the city attorney s office, members of the district attorney s office, members of police legal, and command staff members, showing the importance of this. we undertook an exhaustive review, as this is a complicated balance between the legal requirement of brady versus protection of personal records. because this could be a change in working conditions, a meat and confirm process was undertaken. we met with the officers association no less than five times. they took it very seriously, i can tell you. they brought executive board members. they brought their in-house counsel to every meeting. they also brought an expert attorney from los angeles to deal with this. because this practical touches all members of our department, we also met with the other labor organizations, sciu 1021 and others. we drafted the protocol in four- month period. it was focused and intensive. ultimately, we received agreement on this particula
i have personally only received one up from san mateo county. they have convened a panel and asked me to speak with them, which i did earlier today, on the implementation and the protocol. they took copious notes. i think they re going to be going along the same lines. vice president mazzucco: in looking to this document, i think it is very thorough. maybe a little too thorough, but that is the best way to be. i prefer that. you said earlier there have been no complaints from the court, nor from the defense bar. how long as the order been in place? it came out august 13. as of monday, we had four separate in-camera hearings. the judge ruled that none of the material was to be disclosed in one case. in the other, he said there should be. there has only been one order of disclosure? vice president mazzucco: there has only been one order of disclosure? once you make a decision and your committee makes a decision, including justice harry lowe, who was a great judge in pol