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Category: Law Enforcement
National Opioid Settlement Funding: Your Questions Answered
Information to keep in mind as you navigate accessing this funding
Lexipol and Police Reform: Response to Indiana Law Journal Article
We are committed to continuous quality improvement, which supports many of the tenets of police reform
Career Development in Public Safety Agencies: It’s Personal!
Today’s employees expect much more than a one-size-fits-all approach
Third Frisk of Underwear Finally Revealed the Gun
The appellate court upheld all three frisks
Yahoo and Facebook Reports of Sex Crimes Were Not “Government” Acts
Reaction from privacy pundits was swift
Traffic Stop Extended, but Detention Was Lawful
The officers collectively had reasonable suspicion to continue lawfully detaining Whitley
Text Messages, Vehicle Search Result in Conviction for Sexual Predator
It was reasonable for officers to believe they would find the evidence in his car
Faceplant on Facebook Farce?
Court: “While probable cause here may be difficult, qualified immunity is not”
Ex-Fiancé and Ex-Wife Talk; Trouble Follows
The appellate court was free to follow its own directly controlling precedent on the private search doctrine
A Little Knowledge Does Not Make an Expert
In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king
Identifying Suspicious Activity at Storage Units in a Post-COVID World
Social distancing measures make it harder to see red flags