UC Berkeley School of Law's video: Reforming Policing Through Changing Labor Relations Part 4 of 4

The Movement for Black Lives and related activism have increased discussion of profound changes in policing. This webinar will explore possible changes in labor relations law that might contribute to transforming policing. This is the fourth of four videos and includes: Session 3: Accountability This session will consider proposals to ensure that union contracts do not prevent changes in policy aimed at respect for constitutional and civil rights. Among the topics that speakers may discuss include whether or how disciplinary processes should consider the public interest in just and nondiscriminatory policing, how agencies can impose effective discipline for misconduct, and whether or how law should require police unions fairly represent the interests of all officers. Speakers: Paul Henderson, Director of San Francisco Department of Police Accountability Harry S. Stern, Principal, Rains, Lucia, Stern, St. Phalle & Silver Jeanne Charles, Arbitrator Moderator: Barry Winograd, Berkeley Law lecturer, past president, National Academy of Arbitrators More information and complete schedule can be found here: https://csls.berkeley.edu/research-resources/center-law-and-work-claw/claw-events #_ftn1