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Cleveland Police Hire Firm to Look for Potential Bias When Officers Encounter the Public

The move follows a Marshall Project - Cleveland analysis that found police searched Black people more often than White people in stops in 2023.

Cleveland • 10.23.2025

How a 1963 Cleveland Case Shaped Stop-and-Frisk Police Tactics, and Why It Still Matters

Under Cleveland’s consent decree, police have to track each stop.

Cleveland • 12.19.2024

Your Arrest Was Dismissed. But It’s Still In A Police Database.

In New York City, officers are illegally using information from arrests that have been sealed, according to a lawsuit. The practice is legal in more than two dozen states.

News • 07.18.2019

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