DOJ ended police consent decrees in Louisville and did not open investigations in Minneapolis, drawing criticism from Jamie Raskin.

The entities involved

• Harmeet Dhillon →

  American lawyer

  • The DOJ found that MDH's program in Minnesota violated the Civil Rights Act, with Dhillon speaking on the matter.Fri 20:47
  • Dhillon's division pursued a case in Minnesota, while the NAACP criticized his enforcement priorities, including a case against a CNN journalist.Fri 20:47
• Jamie Raskin →

  American lawyer, politician, and U.S. Representative from Maryland since 2017

  • Secretary of Public Safety is stepping down in Maryland, while Ed Rothstein joins Moore's administration.Fri 20:42
  • Plans are underway to launch investigations into the Supreme Court, including potential 'witch hunts,' led by Sheldon Whitehouse and Jamie Raskin.Fri 19:38
• department →

  office within an organization

  • DOJ provided federal funding for crime combat, selecting Baton Rouge and Jacksonville for the MCI program.01:15
  • Jackson and Baton Rouge were selected for the Model Cities Initiative, receiving a $63 million DOJ grant.01:15

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• Harmeet Dhillon has been appointed to head the DOJ Civil Rights Division.Jun 12
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