On the recordSeptember 18, 2019
This idea that we heard from the Department of Justice that we will not author any report that is critical of law enforcement is, quite frankly, a disservice to law enforcement.
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Nadler criticizes the DOJ's refusal to release critical reports on law enforcement practices.
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