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IACP News: December 2005

The 2008 National Law Enforcement Exploring Conference, July 21–26, 2008 The 2008 National Law Enforcement Exploring Conference will host thousands of participants for the 16th biennial National Law...

Crime & Violence

Hurricane Rita: Lessons Learned

Just a few days before the 2005 annual IACP conference opened in Miami Beach, Hurricane Rita skirted the Florida Keys as it strengthened from a category 1 to category 2 storm....

Youth

Juvenile Holdover Programs: Helping to Solve Community Problems

Recent efforts, such as the establishment of a minimum drinking age and the enactment of zero-tolerance laws, have helped contribute to the decrease in fatal alcohol crashes. But enforcement of these ...

Products & Services

Practical Vehicle Equipment

In 1909 Chief J. H. Haager of Louisville, Kentucky, predicted that the automobile would revolutionize police work and have a profound impact on policing. The police were not the only ones making use o...

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Leadership

Shared Leadership: Can Empowerment Work in Police Organizations?

For some time, the corporate world has been moving toward more democratic processes in the workplace as companies strive to improve their competitiveness tapping the knowledge, talents, and crea...

Legal

Legislative Alert: Congress Approves Commerce-Justice-State Appropriations Bill; State and Local Law Enforcement Assistance Programs Slashed

Congress has approved the conference report for the fiscal year 2006 Commerce-Justice-State appropriations bill (H.R. 2862). The bill now goes to President Bush for his expected signature. The confere...

Research & Evidence-Based Policing

Consuming and Applying Research Evidence-Based Policing

There are many good reasons why successful law enforcement executives will have to be consumers and appliers of research. They do not need to become researchers themselves, but they must use the resea...