“Developing a high-quality, 21st century police agency begins first inside individual leaders before any changes should be undertaken inside the … More
Tag: procedural justice
The Struggle for the Soul of Democratic Policing
“When police make mistakes, it is often because they have disregarded one or more practices of Procedural Justice and shown … More
Conversing with Cops
“Today’s police need to be in conversation with their harshest critics — it’s called Community Oriented Policing.” Last week I … More
Leadership is Continuous Learning
This past semester I taught a new course in the UW-Platteville Department of Criminal Justice called “Police Leadership in Changing … More
A Note to Police Leaders
In the firestorm of recent American politics, and living in this post-Ferguson era, you are going to have to assess … More
A Letter to White Police Officers
Dear Officers, This month, the Urban Institute released a survey on perceptions of police by persons who live in low-income, … More
Should We Elect Our Police Leaders?
For most of my career I was opposed to the idea of electing police chiefs. To me, it was to … More
National Consensus of Police Use of Force?
A number of police organizations this month, led by the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), endorsed a “National … More
Quell the Hate; Stop the Ambushes!
I.A.C.P. Article Shows Alarming Spike In Ambush-Style Attacks On Police Officers. The data are alarming: CBS News (11/21) reports that after a massive … More
Where We’re At – Where We Need to Go!
“Do we care more for our proficiency in waging war abroad than keeping peace at home? Affected citizens, most of … More
