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We investigate claims of illegal police practices under state, federal, and local laws where there is a “pattern or practice” (including an official or unofficial policy) of unconstitutional or discriminatory conduct. We also investigate claims of illegal practices in local correctional facilities. 
For example, we recently issued a preliminary report and filed a lawsuit regarding the New York City Police Department’s practice of unlawfully arresting and using excessive force against protestors exercising their First Amendment rights. We also settled a lawsuit against Erie County for failing to report and address allegations of sexual misconduct in its jails. 

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