Filings, Motions & Exhibits
Northern District of Ohio Case No. 1:15-CV-01046
Judge Solomon Oliver, Jr., Chief Judge of the Northern District of Ohio, oversees and enforces the Consent Decree to ensure that the Cleveland Division of Police implements the specific reforms to its systems, strategies, and policies outlined in the Decree.
City of Cleveland’s Motion Regarding Charter Amendments
On November 2, 2021, Cleveland voters adopted amendments to existing charter sections which address the PRB, OPS, and adopted a new section establishing a Community Police Commission. The City respects the decision of the electors of the City and strives to fulfill its obligations. Continue reading City of Cleveland’s Motion Regarding Charter Amendments →
City of Cleveland’s 11th Status Report
The City’s eleventh status report summarizes the areas of work undertaken from the beginning stages of the Consent Decree to the present and identifies matters to be further addressed going forward. Continue reading City of Cleveland’s 11th Status Report →
Monitoring Team’s 10th Semiannual Report
The Cleveland Police Monitoring Team’s Tenth Semiannual Report submitted to the court on November 1st, 2021. Attached to the report is also a summary snapshot of progress in an easily digestible format. Continue reading Monitoring Team’s 10th Semiannual Report →
Court Order Approving the CPC’s Right to Access Information
The Court ordered the city of Cleveland and CDP to provide requested information to the Commission within an agreed upon time frame. Continue reading Court Order Approving the CPC’s Right to Access Information →
Notice Submitting Monitor’s Recommendations Regarding the US’s Motion to Enforce
The Monitoring Team recommends that the Court issue the Order requested by the DOJ in the Motion regarding the CPC’s access to information filed on July 29, 2021. Continue reading Notice Submitting Monitor’s Recommendations Regarding the US’s Motion to Enforce →
Reply in Support of Motion to Enforce the CPC’s Right to Access Information
The United States’ proposed order seeks to establish a reasonable and predictable timetable for responses to CPC information requests. The City’s opposition to orderly resolution exemplifies the need for the Court-ordered procedure requested by the United States. Continue reading Reply in Support of Motion to Enforce the CPC’s Right to Access Information →
City of Cleveland’s Response to the Motion to Enforce the CPC’s Right to Access Information
On July 15, 2021 the United States of America filed the pending “Motion To Enforce the CPC’s Right to Access Information.” The City of Cleveland herein responds in opposition. Continue reading City of Cleveland’s Response to the Motion to Enforce the CPC’s Right to Access Information →
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