Sentences with phrase «state police oversight»

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Lauren Michaels, legislative affairs manager for the California Police Chiefs Association, which donated $ 20,000 to the campaign against Prop 64, noted that her organization supports medical marijuana in the state but opposes the proposed recreational system because «there's much less oversight and accountability for complying with state regulations.»

Bratton said he is «open» to supporting Cuomo's police reform plans — a change from the message he sent to state lawmakers on Wednesday when he said the NYPD has «sufficient levels» of oversight.

Police commissioner Bill Bratton said Thursday he is «open» to supporting Governor Andrew Cuomo's police reform plans, a change from the message he sent to state lawmakers on Wednesday when he said the NYPD has «sufficient levels» of overPolice commissioner Bill Bratton said Thursday he is «open» to supporting Governor Andrew Cuomo's police reform plans, a change from the message he sent to state lawmakers on Wednesday when he said the NYPD has «sufficient levels» of overpolice reform plans, a change from the message he sent to state lawmakers on Wednesday when he said the NYPD has «sufficient levels» of oversight.

The bill also shifts much of the oversight over SAFE Act provisions from the superintendent of the State Police to the Division of Criminal Justice Services.

Another reform would give counties and the state Division of Criminal Justice Services more oversight of the license recertification process — not State Postate Division of Criminal Justice Services more oversight of the license recertification process — not State PoState Police.

ALBANY — Though Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo made expanding oversight of public officials a centerpiece of his agenda this year, none of New York State's commissions or agencies specifically charged with policing ethical lapses received an increase in funding in his proposed budget.

«In addition, postings of Assistant Inspectors - General of Police to Zonal Commands and Commissioners of Police to State Commands are made by the same body that is saddled with the oversight functions on the Nigeria Police Force based on recommendation of the IGP, who knows the operational competence and chemistry of the officers.

Lhota disagreed, saying, «The New York City Police Department has more oversight than any other police department in the United States of America and this level of bureaucracy is completely unnecessary.&Police Department has more oversight than any other police department in the United States of America and this level of bureaucracy is completely unnecessary.&police department in the United States of America and this level of bureaucracy is completely unnecessary.»

Another change would no longer allow for gun registrations to be made public and give counties and the state Division of Criminal Justice Services more oversight of the license recertification process, not State Postate Division of Criminal Justice Services more oversight of the license recertification process, not State PoState Police.

These «CORE» (for California Office to Reform Education) districts now have sweeping flexibility to implement their own accountability systems, separate from the state of California's, and the ability to largely police themselves with help from a new independent oversight panel.

However, perhaps recognizing that states might not have signed on if they were subject to transparent coercion, Common Core advocates were remarkably laid back about what states would actually be required to do when it came to policing test conditions, accepting mandatory passing scores, or establishing strong oversight boards.

But they are human, they are not all - knowing,» says Friedman, whose recent book, Unwarranted — Policing Without Permission, examines oversight of law enforcement in the United States.

As reported in a New York Times article in 2012, tracking by police with the help of geolocation devices is widespread across the United States, more often than not with no court oversight.

Intended to harmonize the governance of information that relates to individuals (personal data) across European Union (EU) member states, the GDPR requires greater oversight of where and how personal data — including credit card, banking and health information — is stored and transferred, and how access to it is policed and audited by organizations.