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Government Contracts

Jun. 9, 2001

Judge Expresses Doubts About Choice of Police-Reform Monitor

LOS ANGELES - Expressing doubts about the city of Los Angeles' and the federal government's proposal for a monitor to oversee the consent decree that governs reforms to the city's troubled Police Department, a judge Thursday ordered them to bring the monitor to court next week.

By Chris Ford
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        LOS ANGELES - Expressing doubts about the city of Los Angeles' and the federal government's proposal for a monitor to oversee the consent decree that governs reforms to the city's troubled Police Department, a judge Thursday ordered them to bring the monitor to court next week.
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