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NEWS > 08 August 2006 |
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Oversight of police must balan
The importance of a fair and effective police complaint process cannot be overemphasized. There is an inextricable link between democracy, the rule of law and police accountability.
Access to information in the police complaint process is a complex subject. Solutions will not be found in easy slogans. Public access to information is indeed a critical part of ensuring an accountable complaints process. But there are other significant interests that need to be balanced under the Police Act.
There are the privacy interests of police officers who cannot be presumed guilty mer... Read more
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CBS 5 - San Francisco,CA,USA 08 August 2006
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SF TO STUDY DISCIPLINE AT OTHE
San Francisco city officials will study how police departments elsewhere in the state handle discipline in their police forces, the Board of Supervisors ordered today in a unanimous vote.
Supervisor Sean Elsbernd, who proposed the directive, said it was taken in response to recent findings issued from the Ad Hoc Police Ethics Panel.
The ethics panel concluded that too much ambiguity existed in the police department regarding discipline and the role of the chief, the Police Commission, and the Office of Citizen Complaints to mete it out.
The panel was formed in response to a scandal over production of an internal police training video that was seen as derogatory to some groups.
The legislative analyst will conduct the review for the board.
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