For the past 13 years at an unknown cost to taxpayers a federal program has failed to accurately track the number of Americans who die each year at the hands of law enforcement.
The Arrest Related Death program, by the Justice Department’s own admission, has failed to account for as much as half of law enforcement homicides annually, according to an internal report released last year and never previously reported until now.
In 2003, the federal Bureau of Justice Statistics, a division of the Justice Department, started the ARD program in response the Death in Custody Reporting Act of 2000. States are required to submit data to the program, which must include information about each death such as name, age, race, sex, and the circumstances of death.
Several states and the District of Columbia have not reported any data on arrest-related deaths despite being required to do so by law. According to the Justice Department, from 2003 to 2011, Arkansas, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Wisconsin, and Wyoming have, in several of those years, not reported to the program. Georgia has never reported to the program (PDF).

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The list of states that haven't been reporting speaks volumes.

Not sports related.
The obama justice dept is corrupted by progressive division politics. The country will be better off when this administration is put to bed.

You lost.

(09-12-2016 11:22 AM)SoMs Eagle Wrote:  Not sports related.
The obama justice dept is corrupted by progressive division politics. The country will be better off when this administration is put to bed.

he's a reverse racist loon and on ignore.....I suggest doing the same.....

Why is this on a sports message board? I reported this thread to the mods.

Looks like Fitbud accidentally posted this to the C-USA board and not the Spin Room.

Mods, please move it there.

(09-12-2016 11:28 AM)Blue_Trombone Wrote:  Looks like Fitbud accidentally posted this to the C-USA board and not the Spin Room.

Mods, please move it there.

he's easily confused....

"Several states and the District of Columbia have not reported any data on arrest-related deaths despite being required to do so by law."

The U.S. Constitution does not allow the federal government to have such a law.
The Feds would not dare try to enforce. If they did, the courts would put them in
their place.

If you don't honor the 10th amendment, I don't honor your any Bill of Rights.

(09-12-2016 11:17 AM)Fitbud Wrote:  The list of states that haven't been reporting speaks volumes.

Enlighten us to these volumes.

Jeez Fit, You are relentless with Your trolling. Guess What, many TV & Radio news broadcasts can't even tell it's audiences the race of whom got shot, or committed a serious crime or a wanted fugitive . Your left wing socialist party has PC'd this country to death.