Inglewood Judge Rolls Back Requirement to Post Police Misconduct Records Online
A judge has reversed a previous ruling that mandated Inglewood to post police misconduct records online, concluding a lengthy legal battle with the ACLU. While the city must pay attorney fees, it faces no serious penalties for its past violations of public records law.
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