If you’ve chosen a career in police work, firefighting, corrections or emergency medical services, you already know the dangers inherent in your job. Regardless of your job function or where you serve, in any given shift, there’s always a chance that tragedy can...
The owner was not acting as a “government agent”
Being mindful of but not adopting the suffering of others
The court made quick work of this novel but misguided theory
Leadership is evolving, and increasingly requires leaders to be “chameleons”
Deadly force at a traffic stop: What went wrong?
When does an alleged failure to train rise to the level of a constitutional violation?
Does your agency have control measures in place?
Miranda warnings: constitutional right vs. “prophylactic rule”
The appellate court affirmed the trial court’s determination that the initial contact was voluntary
Being there for you is part of the deal
Rather than tackle the Miranda question, the court looked at the circumstances of the impound and towing of Walker’s car
