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Back to Archives | June  2009 Contents Recent breakthroughs in digital technology have resulted in important advancements in such law enforcement tasks as license plate recognition, fingerprint identification, and electronic citation. Many new technologies are becoming standard in law enforcement agencies across the United States. Today's agencies need not only to be cognizant of developing technology but also to have a working knowledge of what this technology can do for them. Photos by (left to right) Heather Whitton, Cincinnati Police Department; Mark Minishian, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department; and Robert Severi. Articles Tenth IACP Asia/Pacific Executive Policing Conference, Taipei, Taiwan Maryland’s Pursuit of the Paperless Patrol Car: Using Mobile Technology to Foster Interagency Collaboration and Improve Officer Safety GIS Technology in Eugene: Piecing Data Together to Secure the Olympic Team Trials Who Goes There? Mobile Fingerprint Readers in Los Angeles County Cincinnati Regional Automatic License Plate Recognition Technology Project Partnerships with University-Based Researchers The Media, the Public, and the Law Enforcement Community: Correcting Misperceptions Step Up to Law Enforcement: A Successful Strategy for Recruiting Women into the Law Enforcement Profession Leadership during Difficult Budget Times IACP Foundation: Law Enforcement Business Fellowship Candidates Announced Columns    President's Message    Chief's Counsel    Technology Talk    Legislative Alert Departments    Advances & Applications    IACP News    Highway Safety Initiatives    Line of Duty Deaths    New Members    Products & Services    Product Update
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