Police Misconduct Costs Transparency: Public Database of Settlements and Judgments.
This Act mandates federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies to collect and report detailed information on all judgments and settlements resulting from allegations of officer misconduct. Citizens will gain access to a public, searchable database detailing how much taxpayer money is spent on these claims, enhancing transparency and accountability. State and local governments failing to comply face potential reductions in federal funding for public safety programs.
Key points
All law enforcement agencies must report financial and specific details of settlements and court judgments related to officer misconduct to the Attorney General.
The data, including amounts paid and funding sources (e.g., budget, insurance), will be compiled into a public database, excluding officers' personal identifying information.
Non-compliant state and local governments risk losing up to 10% of their federal grants for key public safety programs.
Status:
Expired
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