S 248
District of Columbia Police Home Rule Act
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Bill overview
This bill, the District of Columbia Police Home Rule Act, seeks to restore local control over the District of Columbia Metropolitan Police Department. It specifically removes a provision in the existing Home Rule Act that allowed the President to take over the department’s authority during emergencies. By repealing this section, the District of Columbia will retain full control and responsibility for its police force. This change aims to strengthen local governance and accountability within the District.
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Robert P., Jr. Casey
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