Mandating at least an associate degree for entry-level officers could lower the number of Black people killed by police by up to three times.

Mental illness can affect when someone on probation or parole gets out from under government supervision. Can anti-bias trainings for officers help?

It’s increasingly difficult to move about – both in the physical world and online – without being tracked.

Drivers are more open to automated enforcement via traffic cameras when advocates highlight their role in reducing racial profiling, a new study finds.

A pilot program in Denver indicates that sending mental health specialists instead of police for certain 911 calls can pay off.

Disbanding city police departments appears to have no effect on overall crime rates and leads to fewer police-related deaths, a study shows.

It’s been two years since Derek Chauvin killed George Floyd during a police stop. What has changed—and what still needs to be done? Two law professors weigh in.