Massachusetts H2637 seeks to enhance police transparency by requiring public data on various law enforcement activities.
Massachusetts H2637 mandates the collection and public disclosure of demographic data related to law enforcement activities. This includes data on arraignments, convictions, sentences, dismissals, and exonerations, broken down by race, sex, and age. The bill also requires law enforcement agencies to publish demographic information about officers, including hiring, retention, and discipline data. Additionally, it mandates the collection of data on traffic stops, including demographic information of both the stopped individuals and the officers.
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