Constitution First

ROAD TO REFORM • PRIORITY 04

THE PROBLEM
Good policing requires both decisive enforcement and constitutional restraint. When either is missing, public trust and officer confidence suffer.

THE PLAN
• Strengthen recurring constitutional-law and search-and-seizure training.
• Require clear legal justification and documentation for intrusive enforcement tools.
• Audit policies for consistency with law, court decisions, and professional standards.
• Protect lawful speech, due process, and equal treatment.

WHAT CHANGES ON DAY ONE
Order a legal and policy review of high-liability enforcement practices, technology use, search authority, and data access.

THE STANDARD
The Constitution is not an obstacle to policing. It is the foundation of policing.