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Each day, in towns and cities across the United States, law enforcement officers and civilian professional staff serve their communities in countless ways. Irrespective of the issue at hand—be it an...
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Policing for K–12 schools is different from other forms of policing. While in the end, all police departments are made up of police officers who enforce the law, the approach to policing students mu...
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Now, more than ever, policing leaders and executives must foster the compassionate, inclusive delivery of policing services. To achieve this, law enforcement agencies must engage in proactive effo...
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Interviewing suspects, defendants, and witnesses in criminal settings can be a complex and challenging process. This is especially the case when interviewees experience metacognition deficits. Metacog...
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In recent years, especially with COVID-19 interrupting lives and policing operations, Queensland Police (Australia) have been taking a proactive look at digital solutions to address demand. Data-drive...
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Ferguson. Baltimore. Louisville. Minneapolis. Deadly police-civilian encounters over the past decade in these and other U.S. cities have launched presidential task forces and sparked protests, riots, ...
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Executive function refers to a set of higher-order, complex cognitive processes that guide and coordinate a host of a vital daily functions. Some of these functions include engaging in appropriate and...
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Policy makers, law enforcement leaders, and line officers have extensively discussed two competing approaches to policing: police as “warriors” or police as “guardians.” At a recent seminar on...
