A federal judge in Kentucky has delayed signing a police reform consent decree proposed by the Biden administration and the city of Louisville, calling it a hasty attempt to bind President-elect Donald Trump. The judge expressed concerns about the decree's scope and requested further documentation. The case is one of several instances where the Biden administration is attempting to implement progressive policing policies in a difficult-to-reverse manner before leaving office.
FIRST ON FOX: A Kentucky judge declined to immediately sign a police reform consent decree forged by the Justice Department and city of Louisville during a hearing one courtroom participant described as a hasty attempt by the Biden administration to hamstring President-elect Donald Trump .
Brosnan noted a consent decree is different from other legal agreements — in that they cannot simply be reversed by presidential order or a change of heart by one of the parties involved. Brosnan characterized the Kentucky decree's reforms as 'woke,' while his colleague, Oversight Project executive director Mike Howell, previously called them a 'laundry list of BLM-type standards' the left has long called for.
The United States claims MDSP violated Title VII when it used a certain physical fitness test and a certain written test to hire entry-level Troopers because the tests disqualified more female and African-American applicants than others and were not job related,' a court document reads. Maryland police dispute the allegations. Monday’s petitioners noted how the last Trump administration began with then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions reexamining Obama-era consent decrees.
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