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Month: November 2007

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Worth a Thousand Words—or Maybe Several Hundred Thousand Dollars: Video Evidence in Police Misconduct Cases

olice chiefs, police personnel, and their attorneys cheered when the U.S. Supreme Court issued its decision in Scott v. Harris.1 In Harris v. Coweta County,2 a deputy terminated a high-speed pursuit o...
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YEAR OF PREVENTING IDENTITY CRIME – The Partnership in Action

ne year ago, Bank of America and the IACP launched a unique three-year partnership. The goal: a nationwide strategy to combat identity crime by educating both consumers and law enforcement officials. ...

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