New Jersey S1787 mandates the Attorney General to review and revise the Statewide use-of-force policy for law enforcement officers every two years.
New Jersey S1787 focuses on the regulation of use-of-force incidents by law enforcement officers. It requires the Attorney General to review and revise the Statewide use-of-force policy every two years, ensuring it adheres to principles like prioritizing de-escalation and respecting human life. The bill mandates the Attorney General to hold public hearings in different regions of the state to gather community feedback on the policy.
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