Summary
Cleveland and the DOJ are finally pushing to end the federal oversight of the police department. They think the required reforms are done, which could mean local control is coming back soon.
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Impact analysis
Ending federal oversight could save money on monitoring fees, but could also spark new expenses if lawsuits pop up down the road.
City leaders and the police department get their autonomy back and can move past federal oversight.
Community members worried about losing federal accountability teeth might feel uneasy.
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