George Floyd Justice in Policing Act

CTL-W-0191 · Work

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Federal police reform bill; proposed

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• Work type: legislation

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• http://ivey.house.gov/media/press-releases/congressman-glenn-ivey-announces-re-introduction-george-floyd-justice-policing (verification source · master store)

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Official U.S. House member site (tier 2), September 15, 2025: Congressman Glenn Ivey announced the introduction/re-introduction of the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act in the 119th Congress (122 cosponsors), a federal police reform bill addressing law-enforcement accountability, transparency, a recklessness mens rea standard, qualified immunity reform, a National Police Misconduct Registry, and bans on chokeholds and no-knock warrants. The source establishes the bill as introduced/proposed, not enacted — matching the stored note. No year or jurisdiction is stored; the source establishes federal (U.S. House) character.

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