Rest in Peace!

Rest in Peace, NYPD Officers Wenjian Liu and Rafael Ramos. It’s tough to work a job in which some … More

Is Training the Problem?

The following article recently appeared in The Atlantic. It is a piece that every police leader needs to read. It … More

A Case for Apology This is a video I put together to try and explain the necessity of a nation-wide … More

I have written about these situations before. Whether it is in Times Square, Saginaw, or rural America, police must develop … More

When I started studying the sociology of police, I came to understand the subtle nature of corruption and the … More

Prof. Sam Walker has done a good job of defining something every citizen should know — what is a “good” … More

From the book’s Forward: “In the 1980s, the Madison Police Department began to move from being just a good police … More

HERE ARE THE TOP FIVE BLOGS VISITED LAST WEEK ON THIS SITE: 1. Making Choices: The Moral Aspects of … More

In keeping with yesterday’s blog, “What Policing Should Be,” here’s two more important “is/is nots” … More