Tom Friedman is one of my favorite writers at The New York Times. In an editorial he wrote last week, he … More
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Some Thoughts on Jailing Jailers
On old friend from my days in the criminal justice trenches of Madison, Wisconsin, served as county sheriff for a … More
The Twelve Leadership Principles: A Summary
THE TWELVE PRINCIPLES OF QUALITY LEADERSHIP SYSTEMS Improve SYSTEMS and examine processes before blaming people Have a CUSTOMER orientation and … More
Dreaming in Blue…
An old friend, Neil Heinen, got me thinking again about Madison, Wisc. — a city we both love dearly and with whom … More
What About CompStat and Crime Reduction?
Recently, Chief Mike Masterson of Boise wrote me about CompStat and lowering the crime rate: “In regards to the … More
Becoming a Police Officer
Someone recently asked me what I would say to a person who wished to become a police officer; especially … More
Stop and Frisk: It’s More About HOW It’s Done!
I suggest that the primary problem with the use of “stop and frisk” by police in many of our cities … More
Leadership Lessons You Still Need to Learn?
Are there some leadership lessons you still need to learn? Take a look at the following from Forbes Magazine. They … More
Poignant Moments of Protest
I have talked and written a lot about the role of police in responding to public protest. While it happened over … More
2013 In Review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2013 annual report for this blog. Folks from over 150 countries viewed this … More
