The Justice Department Is Getting Back Into the Business of Police Oversight. Will It Matter? ...Middle East

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When Mary Moriarty thinks about police reform, she always comes back to the lieutenant she met at a training session a few years ago. As Hennepin County’s Chief Public Defender, Moriarty had been watching the Minneapolis Police Department’s work up close for three decades and was intimately familiar with its long history of racism and unaccountable violence. But the new police chief, brought in after yet another shooting of an unarmed civilian, was trying to turn things around, and had allowed Moriarty to sit in on one of the department’s implicit bias trainings.“It was me and about 20 cops, on a Saturday,” Moriarty said. “And there was this lieutenant at my table, and before the thing even

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