Few Mass. DAs Keep Police Watch Lists. Constitutional Questions Exist For Those Who Don't

Records requests sent by WBUR to all 11 district attorney offices in Massachusetts reveal a patchwork of policies as to how the state's district attorneys track police misconduct that may need to be handed over to defense attorneys in court.

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