Kendrick Consent Decree
On December 21, 2018, the Honorable Jon P. McCalla, United States District Judge for the Western District of Tennessee, appointed Edward L. Stanton III and his team of subject matter experts (collectively, the “Monitoring Team”) as the Court’s independent monitor to monitor the progress of the City of Memphis’s compliance with Order, Judgment and Decree for Civil Case 76-449 (“Kendrick Consent Decree”). The Kendrick Consent Decree represents the ACLU’s and the City of Memphis’s agreement regarding the City’s various policing activities and protocols that may implicate the public’s First Amendment rights. In furtherance of the Monitoring Team’s goals of transparency and accountability to the public, the Team has created this website to provide the public with convenient access to important Court filings, Monitor reports, and a host of other materials.
Key Court Filings
(151) Order and Opinion_45554642_1
(152) ORDER MEMORIALIZING SANCTIONS_45554727_1
(153) ORDER TO SET TELEPHONIC STATUS CONFERENCE_45555746_1
(165) Order Establishing Protocol for Monitor Selection Process_45951834_1
(172) Order Following Status Conference
(176) Order Appointing Ed Stanton as Monitor_45472192_1
(178) Order Granting Motion to Stay Modification Proceeding_45520681_1
(256) THIRD QUARTERLY REPORT of Independent Monitor
(320) Order Approving the Independent Monitor’s Auditing and Compliance Plan
(363) ORDER ON THE CITY_S NONCOMPLIANCE WITH SANCTION FIVE
(379) AMENDED JUDGMENT AND DECREE. _MODIFIED KENDRICK DECREE
(386) NOTICE OF APPEAL by City of Memphis, Tennessee
(410) ORDER OF USCA as to Notice of Appeal filed by City of Memphis