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No Expectation of Privacy When Motel Rent Is Overdue
“Parole is a form of custody,” and parolees have severely diminished expectation of privacy
Hidden Cost of Public Safety Policy Maintenance
Lack of attention and effort can lead to huge costs down the road.
Public Safety Needs Good Leaders — Are You One of Them?
Lexipol white paper provides actionable advice on developing as a leader.
The Value of Jail Programs
Yes, some inmates do want to change.
Top 5 Things to Look for in a Public Safety Wellness App
What features are most important?
SIM Cards and Fire Department Policies
Sometimes, it’s the overlooked things that matter most
In the Fire Service, It’s All in the Details
A stitch in time saves lives
Lexipol, Media Sites Win Three Awards for Specialized Journalism
Honors go to Police1, FireRescue1, and First Responder Wellness Week
It’s Time for Action: Protecting the AFG and SAFER Grant Programs
Legislators need to hear from you about these valuable funding sources
The Gunslinger’s Dilemma (Bohr’s Law), Clearly Established Law and Qualified Immunity
SCOTUS hasn’t established controlling authority for qualified immunity, but “clearly established law” is somewhat clearer
If a Suspect Can Talk, Does That Mean He’s Breathing?
Factors from Graham v. Connor applied to King v. City of Rockford