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Texas Law Would Make Law Enforcement Misconduct Records More Secretive
New law would create “G file” for all state law enforcement agencies
G file
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Council Approves $218 Million Police Contract, Oversight Advocates Sue Again
Will Austin’s police union stop saying APD is “defunded”?
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Police Oversight Advocates Sue to Stop Council Vote on Police Contract
Equity Action says new contract violates Oversight Act
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Investigation Into APD Commander Allegedly Sexually Assaulting Civilian Employee Is Locked Away in Confidential File
G file allows for the secrecy because commander resigned
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As City Starts Opening Secret Police Misconduct File, New Contract Could Seal It Back Up
Meanwhile, lawsuit reveals more ways city keeps info secret
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Following Court Ruling, City Manager Moves to Eliminate Secret Police File
In memo, Broadnax outlines steps needed to eliminate G file
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Judge Rules That City, APD Have “Unlawfully” Maintained Secret Police File
City must do away with the “G file” or appeal ruling
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Court Ruling Could Kill the Austin Police Department’s Secret Misconduct File
The G file has its day in court
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APD Cleared Officers Who Fatally Shot Man With Baby in the Car. His Family Wants Jury to See Internal Investigation Records.
A federal lawsuit raises questions about APD’s internal probe
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City Must Give Secret Police Records to the Chronicle, Texas A.G.’s Office Says
City’s “G File” no longer exists