Court-ordered Consent Decrees and the DOJ Loses Again @AZPoliceLawyer
Court-ordered Consent Decrees and the DOJ Loses Again  @AZPoliceLawyer
Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
There are updates in the fight between the Phoenix Police Department and the Department of Justice. A new case decision has uncovered even more proof that the DOJ report is filled with bad legal analysis. Also, questions have come up about consent decrees being awarded as a result of lawsuits against the Phoenix Police Department. Check out the video!

Correction:

2:09 - PPD Use of Force policies have been consistently upheld by the Courts as Constitutional for at least the past five years
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Court-ordered Consent Decrees and the DOJ Loses Again

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