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Newly Elected DAs Vow To Continue Reforms, End Policies Deemed Unfair
This month’s elections, especially in the aftermath of this summer’s protests against racial injustice, were seen as a test for criminal justice reforms.… -
GBH News Investigative Reporter Explains DOJ Report On Treatment of Mentally Ill Inmates In Mass. State Prisons
Reporter Jenifer McKim has covered conditions in Massachusetts prisons and jails. -
Mass. Violates Rights Of Prisoners In 'Mental Health Crisis,' Feds Find
The report comes after a two-year investigation into the state’s treatment of mentally ill and elderly inmates federal investigators. -
WATCH: Walsh Charts Course To Implement Police Reform Promises
The mayor also noted that Boston's city-wide COVID positivity rate remains 7.2 percent, but has climbed past 16 percent in East Boston. -
The Election's Murky Outcome For Fight Against Police Brutality
Trumpism undefeated, but a majority of Americans say policing needs 'major changes.' -
Masks Are Required, But What Happens If You Don't Wear One?
At a recent post-election rally in Newburyport, protesters without masks defied the governor's new order while police watched. -
Andrea Cabral On Philadelphia Police Shooting: 'Where Is The Effort To Avoid ... Pulling Your Gun?'
The former Suffolk County sheriff said there are countless instances of police officers deescalating similar situations when perpetrators are white. -
51 Arrested In Minneapolis Protests Following Derek Chauvin's Release
The former police officer faces charges of murder and manslaughter in George Floyd's killing in May. Demonstrators took to the streets Wednesday after he posted $1 million bond. -
Andrea Cabral On Police Accountability, DA Rollins' LEAD List: 'There Has To Be Some Kind Of Balance'
The former Suffolk County sheriff and secretary of public safety said it's critical for prosecutors to know if a police officer has a problematic record. -
Boston Police Reform Panel Defends Mayor-Dominated Appointment Structure
No date has been set for the final report.