NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Details of a sweeping agreement to clean up the troubled New Orleans Police Department were heard Friday by a federal judge who must approve the reforms, some of the widest ranging ever negotiated by the federal government.

U.S. District Judge Susie Morgan did not rule at the end of Friday’s “fairness hearing,” saying she wanted more time to review the testimony and evidence given regarding the agreement between the city and the Justice Department.

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