It's been nearly a year since a white police officer shot and killed a black 18 year old in Ferguson, Missouri.

The killing of Michael Brown and protests led to renewed attention on police conduct.

Since then, lawmakers in nearly every state across the country have put forward measures to change or improve how police work with local communities. But have the efforts led to reform?

The AP's David Lieb took a look at many of the new laws and policies that came after the Ferguson shooting, and he joined the show with more.

To listen to the full interview, click the blue audio player above.