November 2005 - Police Chief Magazine

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Advances & Applications

Admit Software Helps New York Police Agency Catch Armed Robbers Admit Computer Services announces that one of its clients, the Warwick Police Department in Orange County, New York, solved a violent cr...

Chief's Counsel

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Chief’s Counsel: Disclosing Officer Untruthfulness to the Defense

Since 1963, a series of U.S. Supreme Court decisions has clarified that, in a criminal case, prosecutors must disclose to the defense evidence favorable to the defendant. This includes information tha...

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Legislative Alert: Homeland Security Funding Bill Sent to President; Contains Cuts to First Responder Grants, Change to Grant Formula

On October 7, the Senate approved the conference report for the Homeland Security fiscal year 2006 funding bill (H.R. 2360), sending the bill to the president for his signature. The House had approved...

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IACP News: November 2005

IACP Division of State Associations of Chiefs of Police News Free Crime Prevention Training The Bureau of Justice Assistance has awarded a grant to SACOP for the development of crime prevention trai...

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Technology Talk: Information and Patrol Technology Resources

The IACP Technology Center has long been committed to delivering useful and timely information technology resources and professional educational opportunities to the IACP membership. The Technology Ce...

Drugs & Alcohol

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Inside the New ATF

When the federal government underwent its homeland security reorganization after the passage and signing of the Homeland Security Act in November 2002, one of the seamless changes for state and local ...

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Making Streets Safer through Mobile Wireless Technologies

Wireless-enabled mobile devices such as personal digital assistants (PDAs) and laptops have become common in Americans' everyday lives, allowing them to roam freely while accessing information and app...

President's Message

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President’s Message: Prepare Tomorrow’s Police Leaders

As I mentioned in my address in Miami, the police chief's job is not an easy one. As law enforcement leaders, we have the responsibility to set and maintain the temperament of our respective organizat...