Report analyzes the results of the Law Enforcement Transparency and Accountability (LETA) Survey, providing insights on stakeholder views regarding the creation and management of law enforcement accountability databases, and offering recommendations for balancing transparency with privacy to enhance trust and reduce misconduct.

Report proposes a framework for a Law Enforcement Officer Accountability Database, guiding companies on how to support transparency and accountability in law enforcement to foster trust and improve public safety, particularly for Black Americans.

Document provides comments on the Massachusetts Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) Commission’s proposed regulations, advocating for enhanced transparency and accountability in law enforcement through a public database of officer misconduct records.

Document advocating for DC Bill 24-0356, to establish a police misconduct registry, emphasizing the importance of transparency and accountability in law enforcement to build public trust and prevent rehiring of officers with a history of misconduct.

Document that advocates for the establishment of a national police misconduct registry to enhance accountability and transparency in policing, and strategies to support meaningful police reforms that protect communities, reduce financial burdens from misconduct settlements, and promote societal well-being.

Document responds to the National Decertification Index Request for Information, advocating for enhancements to improve law enforcement hiring practices, accountability, and community trust through better data transparency and system functionality.

Letter to Congress to collaborate with key stakeholders to advance the issue of meaningful police reform to address societal systemic racism and promote equity, transparency, and accountability in law enforcement.