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A legislative commission studying widespread use of police body cameras meets Tuesday — months after it missed a deadline to file a report called for in the one-year-old reform law that created the study group.

BOSTON — More widespread use of body cameras ranks high among policing reform priorities, but a commission set up under the one-year-old reform law has missed its deadline to propose regulations governing standards for the procurement of body-worn...

The state law that Gov. Charlie Baker signed Dec. 31, 2020, required a 25-member task force established by the Executive Office of Public Safety and Security to file by July 31 an interim report on its work product, including proposed regulations and any legislation that might need to pass.

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Beacon Hill Roll Call regular weekly report

Beacon Hill Roll Call regular weekly report

Randolph native Donald Ogden, a co-founder of the Yankee Bus Line, died at his home in Bostons North End on Dec. 3. He was 84.

Senators approved new maps in a 36–3 vote Wednesday.

Lawmakers in charge of redrawing political boundaries across the state on Tuesday dropped a plan to break up a section of Dorchester in the Senate. The move came after local groups raised the possibility of legal action and labor unions with a heavy presence in the area waded into the debate that occurred in the wake of the decennial US Census. A redrawing of the boundaries of

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