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As law enforcement executives, we are well aware that leading in today’s environment is a complex and challenging job. With increasing demands, internal and external pressures, and ever-changing tec...
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Police officers are increasingly called upon by the public to understand and practice the principles of procedural justice in their dealings with the community. The key tenets of procedural justice in...
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As a leader of a law enforcement organization, or a part of the leadership team, when was the last time you actually stopped and considered where the next generation of law enforcement leaders w...
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It is late on a Friday night when an individual calls in a crime tip that a wanted subject is at a nearby residence. As police confirm the nature of the wanted status and important elements from the t...
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Lieutenant John Morris was promoted to sergeant in 2008, and by 2015, he was a senior patrol sergeant with experience in teaching and developing courses. He approached a colleague—a patrol lieutenan...
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It’s one thing to be a leader in name and another in fact. In the absence of virtue, a putative leader is, at best, a mere manager, and, at worst, a bully or tyrant. The phrase “virtuous leader”...
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Law enforcement leaders worldwide know without question that this continues to be a challenging time for the profession and for the communities we serve....
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Experience is often said to be the best teacher and one commonwealth attorney’s “career case” taught him 10 key lessons about what leadership entails and the characteristics and skills that...
