The Knowledge Lab responds to inquiries about technical resources and research findings within the Constitutional Policing topic areas. When appropriate, the Knowledge Lab refers to other DOJ program resources and TA providers to aid agencies in a particular issue area.

The Knowledge Lab helps agencies to improve their practices by implementing evidence-based programs. Study agencies have achieved positive outcomes for implementing evidence-based programs.

The Knowledge Lab helps agencies understand how to improve data collection efforts and interpret results for constitutional policing topics. For instance, the Knowledge Lab can assist agencies in understanding how to improve their stops and use of force data collection and understand the results of their analyses. This ensures the data can be used for accountability purposes, applied to improve practices, and promote transparency with the community.

The Knowledge Lab facilitates peer-to-peer information exchanges and site visits, both in-person and virtually. Visits can improve an agency's understanding of the critical elements to successfully implementing model programs

The Knowledge Lab works with agencies wanting to incorporate the recommendations and findings from consent decrees and other federal interventions. Implementing these findings can help an agency to enhance its constitutional policing practices.

The Knowledge Lab helps agencies under federal investigations to identify external funding opportunities to enhance a law enforcement agency's capacity to engage in Constitutional Policing reforms.