In January 2020, Farmington Hills, Michigan resident Robert Williams spent 30 hours in police custody after an algorithm listed him as a potential match for a suspect in a robbery committed a year and...

Confident in unproven facial recognition technology, sometimes investigators skip steps; at least eight Americans have been wrongfully arrested.

Despite injuries and deaths, records show the NYPD rarely disciplines officers for dangerous vehicle chases.

Based on its own rhetoric, the department wants to employ the devices as surveillance tools.

The Policing Project applauds this important policy change, which comes months after we called on DOJ and the DEA to end Operation Jetway, citing the long-documented history of racial profiling asso...

NEW YORK — On November 20, 2024, the Policing Project filed an amicus brief in the Supreme Court of the United States case Barnes v. Feli x. The amicus brief urges the Court to reject the Fifth ...

Members of Congress called upon federal agencies to improve their police pursuit data collection Wednesday, following a Chronicle investigation.

Please join us for a webinar discussion — co-hosted by Americans for Prosperity and the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers — on police use of vehicle surveillance systems (VSS), commonly...