“Handcuffing a well-behaved, unarmed, 83-year-old woman who complied with police direction may violate standards of societal decorum”
It’s here to stay, but it won’t replace hands-on instruction
The cultural tenets needed to guide our response to this new technology are ones we should already be using
Bridging the funding gaps to ensure mission objectives
Limited scope makes for better prosecutions down the road.
Connectedness is essential, and it requires effort
The Triple I check took only “a minute or two”
He claimed the medical staff acted as agents for the police
Betts argued the trooper lacked reasonable suspicion to extend the traffic stop
It didn’t really work out so well for him
Thought leadership for first responders, by first responders
Esqueda relied on the Supreme Court’s property-based, trespassory test
