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Creating Space for Community Representation in Police Reform LitigationAyesha Bell Hardaway*Input from affected communities is an essential component Hardaway_Creating-Space-for-Community-Representation-in-Police-Reform-Litigation of the reform process aimed at remedying unconstitutional police practices. Yet, no court has ever granted a community organization s motion to intervene as a matter of right in police reform, consent decree cases initiated by the Department of Justice. Judicial opinions in those cases have truncat Hardaway_Creating-Space-for-Community-Representation-in-Police-Reform-Litigationed the Federal Civil Rule 24 analysis when evaluating the interests of impacted communities. Thus, the most success achieved by a few community organiHardaway_Creating-Space-for-Community-Representation-in-Police-Reform-Litigation
zations has been permissive intervention or amici status. The models used by the Department of Justice to elicit the community perspective have been fCreating Space for Community Representation in Police Reform LitigationAyesha Bell Hardaway*Input from affected communities is an essential component Hardaway_Creating-Space-for-Community-Representation-in-Police-Reform-Litigationor courts to utilize in public law cases when community organizations seek intervention and proposes an alternative approach to the composition and structure of organizations so that the voices and input of those affected by police brutality are included in a meaningful way. The solution proposed by Hardaway_Creating-Space-for-Community-Representation-in-Police-Reform-Litigation this Article involves applying an adequate representation analysis more suitable for the dynamic relationship between the federal government and margHardaway_Creating-Space-for-Community-Representation-in-Police-Reform-Litigation
inalized communities. The right to intervene can be attained by those impacted by police violence while alleviating practical and representative conceCreating Space for Community Representation in Police Reform LitigationAyesha Bell Hardaway*Input from affected communities is an essential component Hardaway_Creating-Space-for-Community-Representation-in-Police-Reform-Litigationitiated Police Reform Litigation....................... 531A.PASSAGE OF the violent crime control and lawenforcement ACT OF 1994.................................. 532B.THE EVOLUTION OF COMMUNITY INPUT IN DOJ INVESTIGATIONSAND REFORM efforts....................................... 534* Assistant Profe Hardaway_Creating-Space-for-Community-Representation-in-Police-Reform-Litigationssor of Law. Social Justice Law Center Director. Case Westen) Reserve University School of Law. © 2021. Aycsha Bell Hardaway. My sincere gratitude toHardaway_Creating-Space-for-Community-Representation-in-Police-Reform-Litigation
Sunita Patel. Bill Quigley. Alexis Kartcron. Jonathan Adler. Andrew Pollis. Avidan Cover. Jessie Hill, and participants of the Lutie Lytle Black WomenCreating Space for Community Representation in Police Reform LitigationAyesha Bell Hardaway*Input from affected communities is an essential component Hardaway_Creating-Space-for-Community-Representation-in-Police-Reform-Litigationstance. I also extend an abundance of gratitude to The Georgetown Law Journal members for their superb editorial assistance.523524The Georgetown Law Journal I Vol. 109:5231.First Wave—Cursor}'Community Engagement..........5352.Second Wave—More Detailed Community Engagement5373.Third Wave—Community P Hardaway_Creating-Space-for-Community-Representation-in-Police-Reform-Litigationolice Commissions..........539II.Federal Rule oe Civil Procedure Rule 24 ................... 540A.HISTORY OF FEDERAL RULE 24 .........................Hardaway_Creating-Space-for-Community-Representation-in-Police-Reform-Litigation
... 541B.FEDERAL RULE 24 AND STANDING........................... 544c. FEDERAL RULE 24 AND ADEQUACY OF REPRESENTATION......... 544D. RULE 24 IN EQUAL Creating Space for Community Representation in Police Reform LitigationAyesha Bell Hardaway*Input from affected communities is an essential component Hardaway_Creating-Space-for-Community-Representation-in-Police-Reform-LitigationliceReform..................................................... 548A.INDIVIDUAL PLAINTIFFS AND community organizationsREBUFFED BY FEDERAL COURTS............................. 548B.COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS’ EFFORTS TO GAIN PARTY STATUSAFTER THE PASSAGE OF THE VIOLENT CRIME CONTROL AND LAW ENFORCEMENT A Hardaway_Creating-Space-for-Community-Representation-in-Police-Reform-LitigationCT OF 1994 ............................... 5511.Los Angeles........................................ 5522.Detroit......................................Hardaway_Creating-Space-for-Community-Representation-in-Police-Reform-Litigation
...... 5533.New Orleans........................................ 5554.Portland........................................... 5595.Albuquerque.............Creating Space for Community Representation in Police Reform LitigationAyesha Bell Hardaway*Input from affected communities is an essential component Hardaway_Creating-Space-for-Community-Representation-in-Police-Reform-Litigationw Courts Have Missed the Mark and a Path Forward.......567Creating Space for Community Representation in Police Reform LitigationAyesha Bell Hardaway*Input from affected communities is an essential componentGọi ngay
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