4 years after George Floyd killing, police reform slow to follow

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4 years after George Floyd killing, police reform slow to follow
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The George Floyd Justice in Policing Act – initially introduced in 2021 to stop aggressive law enforcement tactics, misconduct, and racial bias – faces repeated roadblocks in Congress and has yet to move forward

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So, Clark thought Floyd’s killing and those of several other Black Americans by police in 2020 would finally deliver the substantive criminal justice reform that he and others have sought for years. On Friday, President Joe Biden said, “I will continue to urge Congress to send the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act, which ensures law enforcement accountability, to my desk.”

Experts say while criminal justice reform efforts in part fueled the 2020 election cycle, policing is unlikely to be a top issue in the 2024 presidential election. After Congress failed to pass the George Floyd legislation, Biden signed an executive order in May 2022 that in part created a new national police misconduct database, required federal law enforcement agencies to investigate the use of deadly force or deaths in custody and restricted federal agencies from using chokeholds and “no knock” entries.

She added that policies in states like Louisiana, Arizona and Georgia are making it harder to film police, even though bystander footage often brings cases of brutality to light.

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