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2003 Author Index |
Abrials, Diana, ATF’s National Firearms Examiner
Academy: Training Apprentice Examiners from across the Country, Aug: 83
—, Overcoming Information Sharing Obstacles and
Complexity, Nov: 24
Ake, George, Technology Talk: First Responder Communication across Jurisdictional Boundaries, July: 20
Allen, Scott, Velvet Gloves and Iron Fists: Taking the Violence Out of Major International Protests, Feb: 50
Allred, K. Craig, Technology Talk: Public Safety Support for Intelligent Transportation Systems, Feb: 12
Anderson, Gregory S., Studying Public Perceptions of Police Grooming Standards, Nov: 42
Arena, Albert, The IACP Information Integration Planning Model, Nov: 29
Ashton, Richard J., Highway Safety Initiatives: License Plate Program Recognizes Valuable Contributions, Jan: 70
—, LESS Wants More Safety for Traffic Officers, July: 53
Bauer, Jim, Securing Our Skies: Rebuilding the Federal Air Marshal Service, June: 48
Bolton, Joel, Highway Safety Initiatives: Good News from NHTSA: Seat Belt Use Is Up, May: 70
Impaired Driving Studies Show Gains, but More Work Is Needed, Feb: 70
Partners for Child Passenger Safety, Mar: 82
Steps You Can Take to Fight Impaired Driving, July: 70
Task Force Enlists Community Help to Reduce Impaired
Driving, Apr: 162
Boyd, Ralph F., Jr., Improving Access to Services for Persons with Limited English Proficiency, Apr: 134
Boyter, Jennifer, Legislative Alert:
108th Congress Convenes; Appropriations Bill Is Top
Priority, Feb: 8
Administration Unveils Transportation Reauthorization Proposal, June: 9
Attorney General Ashcroft Defends Patriot Act, Sept: 17
Congress Approves Appropriations Legislation for 2003; Byrne Funding Restored, Apr: 8
Homeland Security Department Reorganized, Oct: 13
House Begins Consideration of C-J-S Appropriations Bill; Bill Slashes Funding for the COPS Office, Aug: 11
House Passes DNA Evidence Bill, Dec: 8
President Bush Releases 2004 Budget Proposal, Mar: 9
President Bush Signs Supplemental Appropriations Bill with First Responder Funding, May: 8
President Signs Bill Creating Department of Homeland Security, Jan: 10
Subcommittee Approves Victims’ Rights Amendment, July: 8
Braun, Joy M., Collaborations: The Key to Combating Human Trafficking, Dec: 68
Cahill, Patricia, Highway Safety Initiatives:
December Is National Drunk and Drugged Driving (3D) Prevention Month, Dec: 86
National Chiefs Challenge 2002 Winners Announced,
Sept: 61
November Safety Belt Mobilization: Show Some Restraint!, Nov: 62
Traffic Safety Tidbits, Oct: 161
Catney, Noel P., Cyberproofed? How to Promote Internet Safety for Children, Apr: 28
Chouinard, Carrie, One Department’s Volunteer Experience: Learning from the Eugene Police Department, Aug: 26
Cid, David, Preventing Terrorism: The Intelligence Dimension, Mar: 30
Cisar, Jim, Creating Community Partnerships: Enhancing the Police Department Web Site, May: 45
Clifford, Michael P., Electronic Surveillance Technology, July: 31
Coletta, Craig, How Police Departments Can Benefit from Referral to Community Mediation Programs, Aug: 79
Collins, John M., Chief’s Counsel: Overtime Pay for Dual Employment, Jan: 12
Constantine, Thomas, Policing Reform in Northern Ireland, Oct: 40
Corder, John A., Lessons Learned from the Rodeo-Chediski Fire, Feb: 44
Covey, Stephen R., Enhancing Public Trust: It’s an Issue of Character and Leadership, Apr: 128
Cox, Otis, From the Administrator: Complete Traffic Stops, Sept: 15
Creighton, Colleen M., Inhalant Abuse, June: 34 Top
DeBuse, Timothy J., A New Police Facility: Demystifying the Design and Construction Process, May: 32
Dugan, Thomas P., Technology Talk: Light at the End of the Tunnel, Mar: 14
Dunbaugh, Michael A., Law Enforcement Chaplaincy in Sonoma County, Nov: 40Top
Fantino, Julian, Child Pornography on the Internet: New Challenges Require New Ideas, Dec: 28
—, Hate Crime: A Canadian Perspective, Aug: 36
Farrow, Joe, Citizen Oversight of Law Enforcement: Challenge and Opportunity, Oct: 22
—, Senior Safety on the Road, July: 50
Ferrell, Craig E., Jr., Chief’s Counsel: Code of Silence: Fact or Fiction?, Nov: 9
Flosi, Ed, Submission Recognition, Apr: 142
Floyd, Craig W., Law Enforcement Museum to Tell Stories behind Names, May: 19Top
Garst, Stephen F., A View from the Troops: Who Runs Your Agency—You, or Your Ego?, Aug: 79
Gelber, Christopher, LAPD Bureau Psychologists Hit the Streets, Sept: 29
George, Michael, Intellectual Property Theft: Organized Crime’s New Frontier, July: 22
Giannone, Donald, The Cat Eyes Program: Enlisting Community Members in the Fight against Terrorism, Mar: 37
Gibbs, Landon S., Diversion of Prescribed Drugs, June: 18
Ginn, Beverly A., Chief’s Counsel: Due Process Issues in Employment: A Brief Overview, Apr: 10
Gomez, Halli, The Sexual Crimes Clearinghouse: Linking Intelligence Information, Mar: 45
Gorecki, Steve, Problem Solving Is Key for Webber Seavey Award Winners, Jan: 52
Goven (Cahill), Patricia, Highway Safety Initiatives: An
Integrated Traffic Plan Is the Key to Success, Aug: 98
Grimes, Dick, How to Reduce the Potential of Workplace
Violence, Sept: 32
Grinder, Donald, People-Oriented Leadership, Oct: 30Top
Haddox, J. David, Diversion of Prescribed Drugs, June: 18
Harris, Thomas P., ATF’s National Firearms Examiner Academy: Training Apprentice Examiners from across the Country, Aug: 83
Hayes, Chuck, Drug Recognition Experts: A Public Safety Resource, Oct: 103
Helmick, D. O. “Spike,” Automated Red Light Cameras, July: 44
Hicks, Jennifer, Technology Talk: Project Management in Your Integrated Justice Efforts, Jan: 16
Higginbotham, Jeffrey D., Chief’s Counsel: Miranda
Revisited, Aug: 13
Hitchcock, J. A., Cyberstalking and Law Enforcement,
Dec: 16
Holderness, Terry, Reduce Traffic Collisions by Targeting Unlicensed Drivers, Sept: 47
Holmes, Steve, Wireless Broadband: Providing a New Solution for Today’s Law Enforcement Departments, July: 28
Hunsucker, Keith, Chief’s Counsel: Right to Be, Right to See: Practical Fourth Amendment Application for Law
Enforcement Officers, Sept: 10 Top
IACP Patrol and Tactical Operations Committee, Homeland Security Preparedness Survey, Aug: 19
Infanti, Steven, Technology Talk: NTTC Initiative Meeting the Technological Needs of Emergency Responders, Oct: 19Top
James, Randolph D., For the Veteran Officers: Leadership, Ethics, and Wellness Training, Oct: 36
Johnson, Sara, Problem Solving Is Key for Webber Seavey Award Winners, Jan: 52
Jones, Brian, An Employee Disciplinary System That Makes Sense, Sept: 22
Judge, Lisa A., Chief’s Counsel: Miranda Revisited, Aug: 13Top
Kelley, Jüris, Overcoming Information Sharing Obstacles and Complexity, Nov: 24
Knight, Anna, Survivors’ Club, Jan: 69; Feb: 69; Mar 76; Apr: 161; June: 62; July: 68; Aug: 97; Sept: 62; Oct: 162; Nov: 60; Dec: 78
—, Survivors’ Club Update: Body Armor—Stopping a Range of Threats, May: 26
Knowlton, Dave, Securing Our Skies: Rebuilding the
Federal Air Marshal Service, June: 48Top
Lemons, Bryan R., Chief’s Counsel: Airport Security Searches: A Law Enforcement Primer, Feb: 10
Lowery, Patrick J., Jr., Curb Illegal Street Racing, Sept: 51Top
Maggard, David L., Jr., Preparing Families for the Hazards of Police Work, Oct: 108
Margolis, Gary J., Police Approaches That Improve the
Response to People with Mental Illnesses: A Focus on Victims, Nov: 35
McBride, Ron, Survivors’ Club, Jan: 69; Feb: 69; Mar: 76; Apr: 161; June: 62; July: 68; Aug: 97; Sept: 62; Oct: 162; Nov: 60; Dec: 78
—, Survivors’ Club Update: Body Armor—Stopping a Range of Threats, May: 26
McCue, Colleen, Connecting the Dots: Data Mining and Predictive Analytics in Law Enforcement and Intelligence Analysis, Oct: 115
McEwen, Harlin R., Technology Talk:
800 MHz Public Safety Interference: The Consensus Plan, Sept: 19
Public Safety Support for Intelligent Transportation
Systems, Feb: 12
McMahon, James W., Partnership Program Targets Bullying, Intimidation, and Harassment, Apr: 24
Means, Randolph B., Chief’s Counsel: Interrogation Law . . . Reloaded: The Two Rights to Counsel, Dec: 10
Milazzo, Carl, Chief’s Counsel: Supreme Court Preview: Law Enforcement Cases to Be Decided in the October 2003 Term, Oct: 14
Miller, Laurence, Police Personalities: Understanding and Managing the Problem Officer, May: 53
Moore, Eric, Network Security: Safeguarding Systems against the Latest Threats, Feb: 23
Mueller, Robert S., III, From the Director: Teamwork Is Our Future, Jan: 8
Mulholland, David J., Technology Talk: Onboard Crash Data Device Aids Reconstruction Efforts, Aug: 16
Murphy, Brian, IACP 2003 National Policy Summit: DNA Evidence: Enhancing Law Enforcement’s Impact from Crime Scene to Courtroom and Beyond, June: 14Top
Newbold, Mark, Chief’s Counsel: Free Expression and the Public Safety Employee, Mar: 10
Nila, Michael J., Enhancing Public Trust: It’s an Issue of Character and Leadership, Apr: 128
Noble, Jeff, Police Officer Truthfulness and the Brady
Decision, Oct: 92Top
Olson, Joseph W., An Employee Disciplinary System That Makes Sense, Sept: 22
Orrick, W. Dwayne, Justifying Police Budgets in a Sluggish Economy, Aug: 21Top
Palmer, Ryan, IACP 2003 National Policy Summit: DNA Evidence: Enhancing Law Enforcement’s Impact from Crime Scene to Courtroom and Beyond, June: 14
Parker, Andre’, Connecting the Dots: Data Mining and
Predictive Analytics in Law Enforcement and Intelligence Analysis, Oct: 115
Patrick, Connie L., From the Director: Training as an Agent of Change, Mar: 12
Peed, Carl, From the Director: Connecting with Minority Communities, May: 10
Pham, Trac, Citizen Oversight of Law Enforcement: Challenge and Opportunity, Oct: 22
Pilant, Lois, ODP Seeks Homeland Security Executives for New Graduate Degree Program, Oct: 84
Pitcavage, Mark, 2003 Status Update: Domestic Extremism —Still a Potent Threat, Aug: 32
Plecas, Darryl, Studying Public Perceptions of Police Grooming Standards, Nov: 42
Polisar, Joseph M., President’s Message:
Global Leadership in Policing, Nov: 6
IACP Action on Soft Body Armor Concerns, Dec: 6
Porter, Russell M., LEIN: The Iowa Law Enforcement Intelligence Network, Nov: 21
Powell, David R., Law Enforcement Chaplaincy in Sonoma County, Nov: 40
Provost, Bradley G., Lessons Learned from the Rodeo-Chediski Fire, Feb: 44Top
Rappoport, Richard J., Effective Management of Mistaken Involvement Stops, May: 35
Read, Andrew, Wireless Broadband: Providing a New Solution for Today’s Law Enforcement Departments, July: 28
Reid, Robert, Technology Talk: NTTC Initiative Meeting the Technological Needs of Emergency Responders, Oct: 19
Reuland, Melissa, Police Approaches That Improve the
Response to People with Mental Illnesses: A Focus on
Victims, Nov: 35
Risher, Julie A., Chief’s Counsel: A Chief’s Conundrums: Light Duty, ADA, FLSA, May: 12
Runge, Jeffrey W., From the Administrator:
Increasing Safety Belt Use: A National Priority, Dec: 12
Our Nation’s Best Chance for Reducing Impaired Driving, July: 10
—, From the Director: Law Enforcement Call to Action to
Reduce Traffic Crashes, Apr: 13Top
Samuels, Joseph, Jr., President’s Message:
Building Partnerships between Private-Sector Security and Public-Sector Police, Sept: 8
Driving while Drugged, Jan: 6
Honoring Our Fallen Officers, May: 6
The IACP Foundation, June: 6
International Initiative, Aug: 4
Legislative Activities, Feb: 6
The National Criminal Intelligence Sharing Plan, July: 6
Radio Spectrum and Communications Interoperability, Mar: 7
Strengthening the Relationship with Our Federal Partners, Apr: 6
The Year in Review, Oct: 8
Sanchez, Tom, High-Tech Crisis Plans: Tools for School
Safety, Apr: 18
Santiago, Paul E., Twentieth European Executive Policing Conference in Riga, Latvia, Jul: 26
Sarver, Steven J., Twelve Steps to Getting the Most Out of Your Employees, Oct: 46
Schaefer, John T., A Picture of Safety: Deploying IP Technology to Increase Situational Awareness, Feb: 17
Schander, Mary L., Civilian Career Advancement: The Pasadena Police Department Model, Jan: 57
Schmid, Kurt F., A Foundation for Information Sharing, Nov: 18
Seitner, Manfred, Cross-Atlantic Law Enforcement Cooperation: What Police Chiefs Should Know about Europol, Oct: 125
Sellers, Michael F., A Picture of Safety: Deploying IP Technology to Increase Situational Awareness, Feb: 17
Serpas, Ronal W., An Employee Disciplinary System That Makes Sense, Sept: 22
Sklar, Mitchell C., New Jersey Police Chiefs Association Reaches Out for Global Perspective, Feb: 57
Smith, Timothy, The CAMStat Service Delivery Initiative, Nov: 47
Snyder, G. Matthew, Technology Talk: www.iacptechnology.org: Your Source for Law Enforcement IT Guidance, May: 14
Stegenga, Priscilla, Meeting the Challenge: One Neighborhood Watch at a Time, Jan: 55
Stuart, Diane M., Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault: A Message from Diane M. Stuart, Mar: 44
Sweeney, Earl M., Traffic Stops: Neglect Them at Your Peril, July: 38
Switzer, Merle, Five Steps to Building Commitment for Change, Oct: 54
Symonds, Daniel R., A Guide to Selected Weapons of Mass Destruction, Mar: 19Top
Thomas, Marcus C., Technology Talk: Study Group Workshops Bring IT Industry and Law Enforcement Together, Apr: 14
Tinsley, Paul N., Studying Public Perceptions of Police Grooming Standards, Nov: 42
Torres, Christine, Preparing Families for the Hazards of
Police Work, Oct: 108
Torres, Sam, Preparing Families for the Hazards of Police Work, Oct: 108
Turner, Philip C., The Dow Jones Average: An Observation Concerning Police Focus, Mar: 64Top
Unkelbach, L. Cary, Chief’s Counsel: Name-Clearing Hearings, July: 13Top
Veal, William, GIS Technology and Command/Control Optimization, June: 41
Venkatraman, Bharathi A., Human Trafficking: A Guide to Detecting, Investigating, and Punishing Modern-Day Slavery, Dec: 34
Voegtlin, Gene R., Legislative Alert:
President Bush Releases 2004 Budget Proposal, Mar: 9
President Bush Signs Supplemental Appropriations Bill with First Responder Funding, May: 8Top
Weimer, Mark, Rave Clubs: The Kissimee Approach, June: 32
Wiley, Charles, The CAMStat Service Delivery Initiative, Nov: 47
Wilson, Robert A., The Cat Eyes Program: Enlisting Community Members in the Fight against Terrorism, Mar: 37
Wood, Hugh, Technology Talk: NLETS to Serve as Temporary Conduit for Fire and EMS Homeland Security
Messages, June: 13Top
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