The odd history of a bad law

If you’ve haven’t been following The Delaware Call’s  LEOBOR reform series, you should be.

Do you know why the police in Delaware have a codified bill of rights keeping the misconduct of its officers secret?

A Republican Governor vetoed a LEOBOR bill because the Attorney General opposed the measure, but it was eventually signed into law by a Democratic Governor (now US Senator)?

Read part II of our series by assistant public defender, Misty Seemans, on the odd history of a bad law.

 

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