City disputes man couldn't breathe in fatal arrest attempt
PHOENIX (AP) — The city of Phoenix disputed a claim by a Black man that he couldn’t...
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PHOENIX (AP) — The city of Phoenix disputed a claim by a Black man that he couldn’t...
During the meeting, officials answered questions from the community, as well as providing details on what the investigation will look like.
Emails reveal a conservative tactic to promote forced arbitration in Arizona: offer $2,000 to sign a local newspaper op-ed.
During the meeting, officials answered questions from the community, as well as providing details on what the investigation will look like.
A major hearing in a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of Phoenix was held behind closed courtroom doors Tuesday morning. The public was blocked from the case involving a disabled Black man who died in an encounter with the city’s police officers in 2017. First Amendment lawyer Dan Barr said there’s a test for judges to follow before closing a courtroom. There must be a strong chance that an open hearing would hurt the defense in a way that couldn’t be fixed, a no-less-drastic alternative to barring the public, and a strong chance doing so will stop harm to the defense.