“When police make mistakes, it is often because they have disregarded one or more practices of Procedural Justice and shown … More
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Effective Community Oriented Policing
“The time is right to fit the needs of our employees together with the needs of our communities and … More
Quality Leadership: The First Step Towards Quality Policing
“This style of leadership will assure the achievement of quality police services, a more community-oriented policing style and the … More
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“I f***ed up!”
Years ago, Peter Senge recounted the following incident in his book, The Fifth Discipline: The Art and Practice of the Learning … More
Thinking About the Comey Dilemma
On Thursday former FBI Director Jim Comey voluntarily testified to Congress about his uncomfortable relationship with the President. The event … More
Federal Consent Decrees: Do They Work?
Do federal consent decrees improve local police departments? This study says they might. “Consent decrees are expensive, with costs estimated … More
Hope Springs Eternal
Alexander Pope, and 18th century English poet wrote in his “An Essay on Man,” Hope springs eternal in the human … More
Checklists and Peer Intervention
“[Dr. Pronovost] and his team persuaded the hospital administration to authorize nurses to stop doctors if they saw them skipping … More
Police Applicants: Questions YOU Need to Ask!
Police agencies are eagerly seeking applicants. They need applicants. Therefore, this is a good time to raise the important questions … More
