The court of appeals reversed the lower court grant of summary judgment and remanded the case for trial
No Qualified Immunity for Shooting Prone Suspect in the Back
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Category: Law Enforcement
Air Freshener Leads to Gun Arrest
A valid traffic stop requires only reasonable suspicion of a traffic violation
Chris Rock Guest Appearance in Training Didn’t Amuse the Court
This case “involves a Chris Rock video and a cartoon, but it is no laughing matter.”
Therapeutic Considerations in Police Peer Support
Peer support aims to help facilitate targeted intervention with at-risk individuals
Wife’s Inspection of Husband’s Cell Phone Wasn’t a Government Search
The court relied on three factors to determine whether a person is acting as an agent of the police when conducting a search
Responding to Changes in Law Enforcement
It is our job, our oath, our promise to police a diverse society with equity
Critical Incident Interviews: 48-Hour Delay Still Good Advice?
Emotion affects perception, and sometimes, therefore, time is the friend of truth
Judge’s Drug and Gun Deals Fair Game for Pole Camera
The camera captured nothing the officers, or anyone else on the street, could not see by passing the residence
More or Less Safe? Fighting Risk Homeostasis in Public Safety
Does your risk tolerance increase when you perceive an activity as safe?
Reforming Law Enforcement Starts with Law Enforcement
Despite the stress and scrutiny, law enforcement is still a noble and rewarding career
It’s Not Time to Turn Away—It’s Time to Become Law Enforcement Change Agents
Will you be able to say you did everything you could to make the profession better?
Lexipol Introduces Inventory Management Tool for Law Enforcement
We are excited to add the Inventory Manager to our learning management system