Police oversight boards, sometimes referred to as civilian oversight boards, date back to the early 1900’s and were originally intended to avoid undue political pressure
Police oversight boards and committees continue to be a hotly debated topic among both citizens and law enforcement agents around the country. While many states
Civilian oversight of law enforcement continues to be a hotly contested topic around the country. Following last year’s midterm elections, some ballots that had included
As of data collected in 2016, there are approximately 144 civilian oversight boards in operation around the country in an effort to increase the level
In the name of accountability, civilian oversight committees or boards have proliferated in various sectors of law enforcement, including police operations. According to data from
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