Walter Katz
About Walter Katz
Senior Fellow at the Council on Criminal Justice
Walter Katz holds the position of Senior Fellow at the Council on Criminal Justice. In this capacity, he focuses on issues related to criminal justice and police reform. His work involves researching and providing insights on the current challenges and reforms within the criminal justice system. His role allows him to contribute to the development of policies aimed at enhancing the effectiveness and fairness of policing in the United States.
Participation at the Urban Institute
Walter Katz participated in a discussion on the culture of policing and police reform at the Urban Institute. This engagement underscores his active involvement in critical conversations about improving police practices and addressing systemic issues within policing. His participation helps shape the dialogue around necessary reforms to promote equity and effectiveness in law enforcement.
Expertise in Criminal Justice and Police Reform
Walter Katz has extensive expertise in criminal justice and police reform. His knowledge encompasses the complexities of law enforcement practices and the need for reforms to address issues such as racial disparities and use of force. Katz's insights into these areas make him a valuable contributor to ongoing efforts aimed at improving policing and enhancing community safety.
Involvement in Discussions on Police Legitimacy and Racial Disparities
Walter Katz has been involved in important conversations about the legitimacy of police and racial disparities in the use of force. His contributions to these discussions highlight the critical need for reforms that ensure fair and equitable treatment by law enforcement. Katz’s involvement emphasizes his commitment to addressing these pressing issues within the criminal justice system.
Contributions to Community Safety Discussions
Walter Katz has actively contributed to discussions on the role of police in community safety. His perspective is invaluable in shaping policies that balance effective law enforcement with the need for community trust and cooperation. Katz's work in this area underscores the importance of police-community relations in fostering a safe and just society.