The ACLU and fellow advocates responded to the first annual report of the civilian representative appointed under NYPD surveillance reforms, made public the previous evening. It provided insight into review of investigations and prompted questions about continuing monitoring. The intervention demonstrates that a legal settlement requires implementation and scrutiny. Greater oversight was not proof that all discriminatory surveillance had ended.
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The first NYPD oversight report proved that all discriminatory surveillance had permanently ended.
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Advocates welcomed greater transparency while raising concerns about continuing monitoring. Implementation required scrutiny even after the settlement had been approved.