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New US attorney shouldn t let up the pressure on State Police

New US attorney shouldn’t let up the pressure on State Police With the imminent departure of Andrew Lelling, President-elect Biden should appoint a US attorney who will carry on Lelling’s pursuit of corruption cases in the Massachusetts State Police. By The Editorial BoardUpdated December 21, 2020, 4:00 a.m. Email to a Friend US Attorney Andrew E. Lelling gave a press conference on Dec. 11 at the Moakley Courthouse in Boston regarding charges against Massachusetts State Police officials Daniel J. Griffin and William W. Robertson for conspiracy, embezzlement, and wire fraud in connection with an overtime scheme.David L Ryan/Globe Staff/file

Experts: Massachusetts police reform bill needs work

Experts: Massachusetts police reform bill needs work  The Massachusetts State House in Boston. FILE PHOTO Published: 12/21/2020 10:43:15 AM The future of the Massachusetts police reform bill is in limbo as the state Senate considers Gov. Charlie Baker s proposed amendments, including the removal of a proposed partial ban on the use of facial recognition systems by police. Baker on Dec. 14 officially recommended his revisions to the bill (S. 2963) to the Senate, in which he declared he would not sign a bill banning police from using facial recognition software. He also said the development of police training programs should be managed by law enforcement personnel, not a civilian-controlled commission. 

Mass police reform in limbo Does more need to be done?

BOSTON The future of the Massachusetts police reform bill is in limbo as the state Senate considers Gov. Charlie Baker s proposed amendments, including the removal of a proposed partial ban on the use of facial recognition systems by police. Baker on Monday officially recommended his revisions to the Senate, declaring he would not sign a bill banning police from using facial recognition software. He also said the development of police training programs should be managed by law enforcement personnel, not a civilian-controlled commission. The revisions loom with the threat of a veto from Baker, which would force the Legislature to newly revisit the issue of police reform in the next session that begins on Jan. 6.

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