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Tag Archives: privacy for cops
Online Privacy and Law Enforcement Investigation
Jonathan Bick, adjunct professor at Pace University and Rutgers University’s law schools, has written an informative article that may change the way you view using your email and other online services. The terms-of-use agreements “specifically state that ISPs are allowed … Continue reading
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Handling Stress and Trauma in Law Enforcement
Law enforcement agents will agree that serving the community is a rewarding experience. Helping to lock away criminals, to solve crime, and to have the opportunity to turn around the life of someone else are all pluses that come with … Continue reading
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When Public Officials Are Stalked
Judge Gregg P. Iddings in Adrian, MI was stalked by a man named Robert Brown Donet. Donet threatened the judge and police found in Donet’s possession two shotguns and two rifles. “He is allegedly ineligible … Continue reading
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Your Private Information Is Like Your Credit Report
As a law enforcement agent or public official, it is in your best interest to learn just how the internet can affect your life. It’s like your credit report; it’s there and even if you do not check it, your … Continue reading
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Law Enforcement and the Mentally Ill
The attack and subsequent death of 37 year old Kelly Thomas, a schizophrenic homeless man, by several Fullerton Police Officers has been in the national news since early July. A flood of questions linger about … Continue reading
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