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Policing and Reform: A Panel Discussion on Initiatives and Opportunities in Central New York and Beyond

March 31, 2021 at 12:00pm1:30pm EDT

Virtual (See event details)

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This program will explore police reform efforts in Onondaga County over the past year and connect those efforts to the broader national conversation about policing practices, including the work of the Legal Education Police Practices Consortium, a joint effort between the American Bar Association and law schools to contribute to the national effort to examine and address legal issues in policing and public safety.

The panel will discuss topics including:

  • Police use-of-force policies
  • Active Bystander Training for Law Enforcement (ABLE Project)
  • Police-community relations
  • 911 Diversion Program
  • Suicide Prevention Task Force
  • Alternatives to arrest

Along with other key provisions of the Police Reform and Reinvention Plans recently developed by Onondaga County and the City of Syracuse.

Sponsored by Syracuse University College of Law, the Syracuse Civics Initiative, the American Constitution Society, and the Criminal Law Society.

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This event was published on March 17, 2021.


Event Details

  • Category
    Law
  • Type
    Discussions
  • Region
    Virtual
  • Open to
    Alumni, 
    Campus Community
  • Cost
    FREE
  • Group
    College of Law
  • Contact
    Professor Lauryn Gouldin
    lgouldin@law.syr.edu
  • Accessibility
    Captioning
    Contact Professor Lauryn Gouldin to request additional accommodations