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President-elect Joe Biden will use the Justice Department (DOJ) to crack down on police departments allegedly engaged in systemic misconduct in part by the use of consent decrees a tool used regularly by the Obama administration but largely scrapped under President Trump.
Biden’s campaign website promises that he will expand and use the power of the U.S. Justice Department to address systemic misconduct in police departments and prosecutor’s offices.
Specifically, it notes that the Obama administration used both pattern or practice investigations and consent decrees to address misconduct in places like Ferguson, Mo. which erupted in riots and violence after the death of Michael Brown in 2014.
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Joe Biden will use the Justice Department (DOJ) to crack down on police departments allegedly engaged in “systemic misconduct” in part by the use of consent decrees a tool used regularly by the Obama administration but largely scrapped under President Trump.
Biden’s campaign website promises that he will “expand and use the power of the U.S. Justice Department to address systemic misconduct in police departments and prosecutor’s offices,” Fox News reported.
Specifically, it notes that the Obama administration used both “pattern or practice” investigations and consent decrees to address misconduct in places like Ferguson, Mo. which erupted in riots and violence after the
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