The structure and work of the Albany Community Police Review Board (CPRB) is directed by Part 33 of the Albany City Code. In the original language, the Board had been required to work independently and outside the typical city structure. That means that instead of having office space and employees (among other things) associated with the City and exercising complete independence, the Board relied on an external administrative agency to manage operations.
For years, and because of this unique arrangement, the Government Law Center at the Albany Law School has taken up this role to provide the operational services needed to assist the Board in its duties and day-to-day responsibilities.
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