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Introduced on March 14, 2025 by Andrew R. Garbarino
This bill changes how police discipline works in Washington, DC. It brings back the ability for the police union and the city to bargain over discipline rules, instead of the city setting them alone. It also returns a 90-day time limit for the department to start a disciplinary case against an officer or civilian employee, so cases must begin quickly after an issue is known.
The bill removes the police chief’s power to increase punishments that a police trial board recommends, and it ends a rule that required the department to post online schedules of termination hearings with dates and allegations.
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