The court of appeals agreed John held no legitimate expectation of privacy
No Expectation of Privacy for Former Resident Boyfriend
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Category: Law Enforcement
Skipping an Easy Step Leads to Suppression
Court: “The police could have avoided this outcome by taking a small but necessary step”
Omissions from the Affidavit Lead to Suppression
The real question was whether the affidavit included all the relevant information
What I See in You: Surviving a Toxic Police Department
If you’re struggling in a toxic work environment, know you’re not alone – and reach out
Lexipol Partners with Axon
to Develop Policy for
the New TASER 10
Policy guidance offered free to law enforcement agencies to address the device’s technological developments
Making Choices for Elder Care
Without proper planning, the burden of caring for elderly loved ones can encroach on enjoyment of your own retirement
Checks with Balances: Ensuring Appropriate Use of Grant Funds
Do you have these control measures in place?
Social Media Use in Public Safety: Considerations for Agencies and Individuals
Comprehensive policies and a dash of common sense can limit the chance for posts to backfire
A Strong Foundation: Community Policing Strategies to Build Trust
“What matters more? The process or the outcome?”
With Fitness, Comparison Is the Thief of Joy
As you evaluate your own fitness journey, it’s critical to avoid making comparisons with others
Mean Thoughts Without Wrongful Actions Don’t Violate the Fourth Amendment
Because there was no constitutional violation, Lieutenant Boyher was entitled to qualified immunity
No Custody from Polite Questioning in a Public Place
An interrogation is not more coercive simply because the officer encourages the suspect’s cooperation