Disciplinary Records for New Jersey Police Made Public in New Database
Camden, New Jersey Riots (1969 and 1971) •
Jersey City Council approves $925,000 police brutality settlement
Ridgewood NJ: Police face backlash after video goes viral
NJ Community Demands Inquiry Into Police Who Shot Najee Seabrooks - The New York Times
99 Percent Of Police Brutality Complaints Go Uninvestigated In Central New Jersey: Report | HuffPost Latest News
As fatal police encounters rise, reformers demand change - New Jersey Monitor
New Jersey announces law enforcement reforms in wake of protests against police brutality - POLITICO
N.J. has had dozens of George Floyd protests so far. Here's what's happened at them. - nj.com
N.J. police officers now required to obtain a license under new law
New Jersey's Effort to Keep Some Police Encounters From Turning Deadly - The New York Times
Community investment would protect public more than over-policing, report says - New Jersey Monitor
Above the Law: On NEW JERSEY DRIVE's Ahead-of-Its-Time Depictions of Police Brutality | Tribeca
Hundreds of N.J. cops are using force at alarming rates. The state's not tracking them. So we did. - nj.com
The Shocking Reality of Police Brutality in New Jersey – Wimmer Criminal Defense, PC
Hundreds of N.J. cops are using force at alarming rates. The state's not tracking them. So we did. - nj.com
Major police discipline now publicly reported in N.J. — but is it enough? - New Jersey Monitor
Nearly 400 New Jersey cops faced major discipline last year - New Jersey Monitor
New Jersey Police Brutality Caught on Camera | USAttorneys.com
Police Brutality Attorneys in Philadelphia and New Jersey - Zeff Law Firm
Newark, N.J., wants to be a model for police reform. But Black people are still stopped more often.
Paterson, NJ, outraged over police killing of Jameek Lowery – Liberation News
Camden, N.J. disbanded its police force. Here's what happened next.
Exclusive: 7 On Your Side investigates claims of excessive force by Paterson Police Department - ABC7 New York
Elizabeth, New Jersey Uprising (1964) •
What Disbanding the Police Really Meant in Camden, New Jersey | WIRED
