Annual IACP Conference 2002 Awards Presented at 109th Annual Conference, Jan: 42 Conference Preview, Aug: 53; Sept: 36; Oct: 59 Philadelphia Hosts the 110th Annual IACP Conference: A Law Enforcement Education and Technology Exposition, Dec: 45
Awards 2002 Awards Presented at 109th Annual Conference, Jan: 42 Proactive Policing: Strategies That Work, Jan: 20 Problem Solving Is Key for Webber Seavey Award Winners (Sara Johnson and Steve Gorecki) Jan: 52 Recognizing Innovation in the Art and Science of Criminal Investigations, Apr: 140Chief's Counsel Airport Security Searches: A Law Enforcement Primer (Bryan R. Lemons) Feb: 10 A Chief's Conundrums: Light Duty, ADA, FLSA (Julie A. Risher) May: 12 Code of Silence: Fact or Fiction? (Craig E. Ferrell Jr.) Nov: 9 Due Process Issues in Employment: A Brief Overview (Beverly A. Ginn) Apr: 10 Free Expression and the Public Safety Employee (Mark Newbold) Mar: 10 Miranda Revisited (Lisa A. Judge and Jeffrey D. Higginbotham) Aug: 13 Name-Clearing Hearings (L. Cary Unkelbach) July: 13 Overtime Pay for Dual Employment (John M. Collins) Jan: 12 Right to Be, Right to See: Practical Fourth Amendment Application for Law Enforcement Officers (Keith Hunsucker) Sept: 10 Supreme Court Preview: Law Enforcement Cases to Be Decided in the October 2003 Term (Carl Milazzo) Oct: 14 Communications/Mobile Data A Picture of Safety: Deploying IP Technology to Increase Situational Awareness (Michael F. Sellers and John T. Schaefer) Feb: 17 President's Message: Radio Spectrum and Communications Interoperability (Joe Samuels Jr.) Mar: 7 Wireless Broadband: Providing a New Solution for Today's Law Enforcement Departments (Steve Holmes and Andrew Read) July: 28 Technology Talk: 800 MHz Public Safety Interference: The Consensus Plan (Harlin R. McEwen) Sept: 19 First Responder Communication across Jurisdictional Boundaries (George Ake) July: 20 NLETS to Serve as Temporary Conduit for Fire and EMS Homeland Security Messages (Hugh Wood) June: 13 Community Policing The CAMStat Service Delivery Initiative (Charles Wiley and Timothy Smith) Nov: 47 The Cat Eyes Program: Enlisting Community Members in the Fight against Terrorism (Donald Giannone and Robert A. Wilson) Mar: 37 Creating Community Partnerships: Enhancing the Police Department Web Site (Jim Cisar) May: 45 From the Director: Connecting with Minority Communities (Carl Peed) May: 10 Meeting the Challenge: One Neighborhood Watch at a Time (Priscilla Stegenga) Jan: 55 Proactive Policing: Strategies That Work, Jan: 20 Criminal Investigation Collaborations: The Key to Combating Human Trafficking (Joy M. Braun) Dec: 68 Cyberstalking and Law Enforcement (J. A. Hitchcock) Dec: 16 Effective Management of Mistaken Involvement Stops (Richard J. Rappoport) May: 35 Electronic Surveillance Technology (Michael P. Clifford) July: 31 Human Trafficking: A Guide to Detecting, Investigating, and Punishing Modern-Day Slavery (Bharathi A. Venkatraman) Dec: 34 Intellectual Property Theft: Organized Crime's New Frontier (Michael George) July: 22 Recognizing Innovation in the Art and Science of Criminal Investigations, Apr: 140 Technology Talk: Onboard Crash Data Device Aids Reconstruction Efforts (David J. Mulholland) Aug: 16 Critical Incident Management Lessons Learned from the Rodeo-Chediski Fire (John A. Corder and Bradley G. Provost) Feb: 44 Velvet Gloves and Iron Fists: Taking the Violence Out of Major International Protests (Scott Allen) Feb: 50 Cybercrime Child Pornography on the Internet: New Challenges Require New Ideas (Julian Fantino) Dec: 28 Cyberproofed? How to Promote Internet Safety for Children (Noel P. Catney) Apr: 28 Cyberstalking and Law Enforcement (J. A. Hitchcock) Dec: 16 The National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace, Dec: 32 Drugs and Alcohol Diversion of Prescribed Drugs (Landon S. Gibbs and J. David Haddox) June: 18 Drug Recognition Experts: A Public Safety Resource (Chuck Hayes) Oct: 103 From the Administrator: Our Nation's Best Chance for Reducing Impaired Driving (Jeffrey W. Runge) July: 10 Inhalant Abuse (Colleen M. Creighton) June: 34 President's Message: Driving while Drugged (Joseph Samuels Jr.) Jan: 6 Rave Clubs: The Kissimee Approach (Mark Weimer) Jun: 32 Ethics and Image Ethics-Interpol Chiefs Adopt Global Standards to Combat Corruption, Jan: 26 Studying Public Perceptions of Police Grooming Standards (Paul N. Tinsley, Darryl Plecas, and Gregory S. Anderson) Nov: 42 Hate Crime 2003 Status Update: Domestic Extremism-Still a Potent Threat (Mark Pitcavage) Aug: 32 Hate Crime: A Canadian Perspective (Julian Fantino) Aug: 36 Highway Safety Automated Red Light Cameras (D. O. "Spike" Helmick) July: 44 Curb Illegal Street Racing (Patrick J. Lowery Jr.) Sept: 51 Drug Recognition Experts: A Public Safety Resource (Chuck Hayes) Oct: 103 Effective Management of Mistaken Involvement Stops (Richard J. Rappoport) May: 35 From the Administrator: Complete Traffic Stops (Otis Cox) Sept: 15 Our Nation's Best Chance for Reducing Impaired Driving (Jeffrey W. Runge) July: 10 From the Director: Law Enforcement Call to Action to Reduce Traffic Crashes (Jeffrey W. Runge) Apr: 13 Highway Safety Initiatives: Good News from NHTSA: Seat Belt Use Is Up (Joel Bolton) May: 70 Impaired Driving Studies Show Gains, but More Work Is Needed (Joel Bolton) Feb: 70 An Integrated Traffic Plan Is the Key to Success (Patricia Goven (Cahill)) Aug: 98 License Plate Program Recognizes Valuable Contributions (Richard J. Ashton) Jan: 70 National Chiefs Challenge 2002 Award Winners Announced (Patricia Cahill) Sept: 61 November Safety Belt Mobilization: Show Some Restraint! (Patricia Cahill) Nov: 62 Partners for Child Passenger Safety (Joel Bolton) Mar: 82 Steps You Can Take to Fight Impaired Driving (Joel Bolton) July: 70 Task Force Enlists Community Help to Reduce Impaired Driving (Joel Bolton) Apr: 162 Traffic Safety Tidbits (Patricia Cahill) Oct: 161 LESS Wants More Safety for Traffic Officers (Richard J. Ashton) July: 53 President's Message: Driving while Drugged (Joseph Samuels Jr.) Jan: 6 Reduce Traffic Collisions by Targeting Unlicensed Drivers (Terry Holderness) Sept: 47 Senior Safety on the Road (Joe Farrow) July: 50 Technology Talk: Public Safety Support for Intelligent Transportation Systems (Harlin R. McEwen and K. Craig Allred) Feb: 12 Traffic Stops: Neglect Them at Your Peril (Earl M. Sweeney) July: 38 Human Trafficking Collaborations: The Key to Combating Human Trafficking (Joy M. Braun) Dec: 68 Human Trafficking: A Guide to Detecting, Investigating, and Punishing Modern-Day Slavery (Bharathi A. Venkatraman) Dec: 34 IACP Initiatives Homeland Security Preparedness Survey (IACP Patrol and Tactical Operations Committee) Aug: 19 IACP 2003 National Policy Summit: DNA Evidence: Enhancing Law Enforcement's Impact from Crime Scene to Courtroom and Beyond (Brian Murphy and Ryan Palmer) June: 14 IACP Counterterrorism Activities, Mar: 40 The IACP Information Integration Planning Model (Albert Arena) Nov: 29 Recognizing Innovation in the Art and Science of Criminal Investigations, Apr: 140 Tribute to Slain Officers, May: 25 Twentieth European Executive Policing Conference in Riga, Latvia (Paul E. Santiago) Jul: 26 Volunteers in Police Service: An IACP Program, Aug: 26 Intelligence Connecting the Dots: Data Mining and Predictive Analytics in Law Enforcement and Intelligence Analysis (Colleen McCue and Andre' Parker) Oct: 115 The FBI's Intelligence Capability, Nov: 17 A Foundation for Information Sharing (Kurt F. Schmid) Nov: 18 The IACP Information Integration Planning Model (Albert Arena) Nov: 29 LEIN: The Iowa Law Enforcement Intelligence Network (Russell M. Porter) Nov: 21 The Matrix Project, Nov: 20 The National Criminal Intelligence Sharing Plan, Nov: 15 Overcoming Information Sharing Obstacles and Complexity (Jüris Kelley and Diana Abrials) Nov: 24 Preventing Terrorism: The Intelligence Dimension (David Cid) Mar: 30 The Sexual Crimes Clearinghouse: Linking Intelligence Information (Halli Gomez) Mar: 45 International Policing Cross-Atlantic Law Enforcement Cooperation: What Police Chiefs Should Know about Europol (Manfred Seitner) Oct: 125 New Jersey Police Chiefs Association Reaches Out for Global Perspective (Mitchell C. Sklar) Feb: 57 Policing Reform in Northern Ireland (Thomas Constantine) Oct: 40 President's Message: International Initiative (Joe Samuels Jr.) Aug: 4 Velvet Gloves and Iron Fists: Taking the Violence Out of Major International Protests (Scott Allen) Feb: 50 Juvenile Issues Cyberproofed? How to Promote Internet Safety for Children (Noel P. Catney) Apr: 28 Inhalant Abuse (Colleen M. Creighton) June: 34 Rave Clubs: The Kissimee Approach (Mark Weimer) June: 32 Leadership The Dow Jones Average: An Observation Concerning Police Focus (Philip C. Turner) Mar: 64 Enhancing Public Trust: It's an Issue of Character and Leadership (Stephen R. Covey and Michael J. Nila) Apr: 128 Five Steps to Building Commitment for Change (Merle Switzer) Oct: 54 For the Veteran Officers: Leadership, Ethics, and Wellness Training (Randolph D. James) Oct: 36 People-Oriented Leadership (Donald Grinder) Oct: 30 Twelve Steps to Getting the Most Out of Your Employees (Steven J. Sarver) Oct: 46 A View from the Troops: Who Runs Your Agency-You, or Your Ego? (Stephen F. Garst) Aug: 79 Legislative Alert 108th Congress Convenes; Appropriations Bill Is Top Priority (Jennifer Boyter) Feb: 8 Administration Unveils Transportation Reauthorization Proposal (Jennifer Boyter) June: 9 Attorney General Ashcroft Defends Patriot Act (Jennifer Boyter) Sept: 17 Congress Approves Appropriations Legislation for 2003; Byrne Funding Restored (Jennifer Boyter) Apr: 8 Homeland Security Department Reorganized (Jennifer Boyter) Oct: 13 House Begins Consideration of C-J-S Appropriations Bill; Bill Slashes Funding for the COPS Office (Jennifer Boyter) Aug: 11 House Passes DNA Evidence Bill, Dec: 8 President Bush Releases 2004 Budget Proposal (Gene R. Voegtlin and Jennifer Boyter) Mar: 9 President Bush Signs Supplemental Appropriations Bill with First Responder Funding (Gene R. Voegtlin and Jennifer Boyter) May: 8 President Signs Bill Creating Department of Homeland Security (Jennifer Boyter) Jan: 10 Subcommittee Approves Victims' Rights Amendment (Jennifer Boyter) July: 8 Management Citizen Oversight of Law Enforcement: Challenge and Opportunity (Joe Farrow and Trac Pham) Oct: 22 An Employee Disciplinary System That Makes Sense (Ronal W. Serpas, Joseph W. Olson, and Brian D. Jones) Sept: 22 Justifying Police Budgets in a Sluggish Economy (W. Dwayne Orrick) Aug: 21 A New Police Facility: Demystifying the Design and Construction Process (Timothy J. DeBuse) May: 32 Police Personalities: Understanding and Managing the Problem Officer (Laurence Miller) May: 53 A View from the Troops: Who Runs Your Agency-You, or Your Ego? (Stephen F. Garst) Aug: 79 Occupant Protection From the Administrator: Increasing Safety Belt Use: A National Priority (Jeffrey W. Runge) Dec: 12 Highway Safety Initiatives: Good News from NHTSA: Seat Belt Use Is Up (Joel Bolton) May: 70 Partners for Child Passenger Safety (Joel Bolton) Mar: 82 November Safety Belt Mobilization: Show Some Restraint! (Patricia Cahill) Nov: 62 Partnerships President's Message: Building Partnerships between Private-Sector Security and Public-Sector Police (Joe Samuels Jr.) Sept: 8 Strengthening the Relationship with Our Federal Partners (Joe Samuels Jr.) Apr: 6 Personnel Chief's Counsel: A Chief's Conundrums: Light Duty, ADA, FLSA (Julie A. Risher) May: 12 Code of Silence: Fact or Fiction? (Craig E. Ferrell Jr.) Nov: 9 Due Process Issues in Employment: A Brief Overview (Beverly A. Ginn) Apr: 10 Free Expression and the Public Safety Employee (Mark Newbold) Mar: 10 Name-Clearing Hearings (L. Cary Unkelbach) July: 13 Overtime Pay for Dual Employment (John M. Collins) Jan: 12 Civilian Career Advancement: The Pasadena Police Department Model (Mary L. Schander) Jan: 57 An Employee Disciplinary System That Makes Sense (Ronal W. Serpas, Joseph W. Olson, and Brian D. Jones) Sept: 22 How to Reduce the Potential of Workplace Violence (Dick Grimes) Sept: 32 LAPD Bureau Psychologists Hit the Streets (Christopher Gelber) Sept: 29 Police Officer Truthfulness and the Brady Decision (Jeff Noble) Oct: 92 Police Personalities: Understanding and Managing the Problem Officer (Laurence Miller) May: 53 Preparing Families for the Hazards of Police Work (Sam Torres, David L. Maggard Jr., and Christine Torres) Oct: 108 Studying Public Perceptions of Police Grooming Standards (Paul N. Tinsley, Darryl Plecas, and Gregory S. Anderson) Nov: 42 Twelve Steps to Getting the Most Out of Your Employees (Steven J. Sarver) Oct: 46 Police Week Law Enforcement Museum to Tell Stories behind Names (Craig W. Floyd) May: 19 President's Message: Honoring Our Fallen Officers (Joe Samuels Jr.) May: 6 President's Message Building Partnerships between Private-Sector Security and Public-Sector Police (Joe Samuels Jr.) Sept: 8 Driving while Drugged (Joe Samuels Jr.) Jan: 6 Global Leadership in Policing (Joseph M. Polisar) Nov: 6 Honoring Our Fallen Officers (Joe Samuels Jr.) May: 6 The IACP Foundation (Joe Samuels Jr.) June: 6 International Initiative (Joe Samuels Jr.) Aug: 4 Legislative Activities (Joe Samuels Jr.) Feb: 6 The National Criminal Intelligence Sharing Plan (Joe Samuels Jr.) July: 6 Radio Spectrum and Communications Interoperability (Joe Samuels Jr.) Mar: 7 Strengthening the Relationship with Our Federal Partners (Joe Samuels Jr.) Apr: 6 The Year in Review (Joe Samuels Jr.) Oct: 8 School Safety High-Tech Crisis Plans: Tools for School Safety (Tom Sanchez) Apr: 18 Partnership Program Targets Bullying, Intimidation, and Harassment (James W. McMahon) Apr: 24 Soft Body Armor Survivors' Club (Anna Knight and Ron McBride) 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 (Anna Knight and Ron McBride) May: 26 Technology Automated Red Light Cameras (D. O. "Spike" Helmick) July: 44 The CAMStat Service Delivery Initiative (Charles Wiley and Timothy Smith) Nov: 47 Creating Community Partnerships: Enhancing the Police Department Web Site (Jim Cisar) May: 45 Cyberproofed? How to Promote Internet Safety for Children (Noel P. Catney) Apr: 28 Electronic Surveillance Technology (Michael P. Clifford) July: 31 GIS Technology and Command/Control Optimization (William Veal) June: 41 High-Tech Crisis Plans: Tools for School Safety (Tom Sanchez) Apr: 18 High-Tech Solutions to Police Problems, Feb: 32 Network Security: Safeguarding Systems against the Latest Threats (Eric Moore) Feb: 23 A Picture of Safety: Deploying IP Technology to Increase Situational Awareness (Michael F. Sellers and John T. Schaefer) Feb: 17 Technology Talk: 800 MHz Public Safety Interference: The Consensus Plan (Harlin R. McEwen) Sept: 19 First Responder Communication across Jurisdictional Boundaries (George Ake) July: 20 The Light at the End of the Tunnel (Thomas P. Dugan) Mar: 14 NLETS to Serve as Temporary Conduit for Fire and EMS Homeland Security Messages (Hugh Wood) June: 13 NTTC Initiative Meeting the Technological Needs of Emergency Responders (Steven Infanti and Robert Reid) Oct: 19 Onboard Crash Data Device Aids Reconstruction Efforts (David J. Mulholland) Aug: 16 Project Management in Your Integrated Justice Efforts (Jennifer Hicks) Jan: 16 Public Safety Support for Intelligent Transportation Systems (Harlin R. McEwen and K. Craig Allred) Feb: 12 Study Group Workshops Bring IT Industry and Law Enforcement Together (Marcus C. Thomas) Apr: 14 www.iacptechnology.org: Your Source for Law Enforcement IT Guidance (G. Matthew Snyder) May: 14 Wireless Broadband: Providing a New Solution for Today's Law Enforcement Departments (Steve Holmes and Andrew Read) July: 28 Terrorism 2003 Status Update: Domestic Extremism-Still a Potent Threat (Mark Pitcavage) Aug: 32 The Cat Eyes Program: Enlisting Community Members in the Fight against Terrorism (Donald Giannone and Robert A. Wilson) Mar: 37 From the Director: Teamwork Is Our Future (Robert S. Mueller III) Jan: 8 A Guide to Selected Weapons of Mass Destruction (Daniel R. Symonds) Mar: 19 Homeland Security Preparedness Survey (IACP Patrol and Tactical Operations Committee) Aug: 19 IACP Counterterrorism Activities, Mar: 40 ODP Seeks Homeland Security Executives for New Graduate Degree Program (Lois Pilant) Oct: 84 Preventing Terrorism: The Intelligence Dimension (David Cid) Mar: 30 Securing Our Skies: Rebuilding the Federal Air Mrshal Service (Jim Bauer and Dave Knowlton) June: 48 Training ATF's National Firearms Examiner Academy: Training Apprentice Examiners from across the Country (Diana Abrials) Aug: 83 Effective Management of Mistaken Involvement Stops (Richard J. Rappoport) May: 35 For the Veteran Officers: Leadership, Ethics, and Wellness Training (Randolph D. James) Oct: 36 From the Director: Training as an Agent of Change (Connie L. Patrick) Mar: 12 ODP Seeks Homeland Security Executives for New Graduate Degree Program (Lois Pilant) Oct: 84 Submission Recognition (Ed Flosi) Apr: 142 Victim Services How Police Departments Can Benefit from Referral to Community Mediation Programs (Craig Coletta) Aug: 79 Improving Access to Services for Persons with Limited English Proficiency (Ralph F. Boyd Jr.) Apr: 134 Law Enforcement Chaplaincy in Sonoma County (Michael A. Dunbaugh) Nov: 40 Police Approaches That Improve the Response to People with Mental Illnesses: A Focus on Victims (Melissa Reuland and Gary J. Margolis) Nov: 35 Violence against Women Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault: A Message from Diane M. Stuart (Diane M. Stuart) Mar: 44 The Sexual Crimes Clearinghouse: Linking Intelligence Information (Halli Gomez) Mar: 45 Volunteers One Department's Volunteer Experience: Learning from the Eugene Police Department (Carrie Chouinard) Aug: 26 Volunteers in Police Service: An IACP Program, Aug: 26 Top
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