Interested in how to increase police accountability? Check out this fantastic series of interviews and discussion papers by leading research experts, for @Arnold_Ventures.

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@Arnold_Ventures "The Cost of Police Misconduct Litigation" by @JCSchwartzProf

arnoldventures.org/stories/the-co…
"How Legal Barriers Obstruct Police Reform" by @DrJPCunningham

arnoldventures.org/stories/how-le…
"When Police Become Tax Collectors" by @mikemakowsky

arnoldventures.org/stories/when-p…
"Using Data to Stop Police Misconduct Before It Starts" by @profjensludwig

arnoldventures.org/stories/using-…
Thanks to these authors and their coauthors (@robgillezeau, @drdonnalfeir, @ajc730, & Dylan Fitzpatrick) for their important contributions to this conversation.
These papers came out of broader roundtable discussions in the fall:

Thanks to all involved (especially @w_katz1 & @asheleyvn) for their leadership!

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