Crime Scene Documentation: Work Smarter, Not Harder
Crime scene documentation in 1988 compared to 2019 is a day and night difference, but CSIs aren’t taking advantage of these advancements. Here’s why.
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A Law Enforcement Perspective: We Need More Than Gun Control Laws
Ed Wallace, retired First Grade Detective from the NYPD, offers his opinion on the state of gun control in the wake of mass shooting events.
Learn MoreRevitalizing Collaboration in Public Safety Agencies
More and more agencies slip into information silos with disparate technology systems. Here’s how to increase collaboration in public safety agencies.
Learn MoreAddressing the Increase of Law Enforcement Fatalities
More and more officers have been killed in the line of duty in 2019. What are we doing to address this increase of law enforcement fatalities?
Learn MoreCrime Scene Investigators Encountering Hazardous Materials
For the sake of their long-term health, it’s critical to properly train and equip crime scene investigators encountering hazardous materials.
Learn More5 Reasons Modern Law Enforcement Agencies Are Better at Investigation Case Management
Modern law enforcement agencies conduct their investigations in small, manageable pieces, boosting solvability, courtroom readiness and overall agency effectiveness.
Learn MoreHow Police Officers Can Help the Opioid Crisis
A police officer is more than an official with the authority to make an arrest. And the heroin epidemic is bigger than just illegal activity. Here’s how law enforcement can take action against the opioid crisis.
Learn MoreHow Better Forensic Science Standards Improve Criminal Investigations
Forensic science standards have come a long way, but more work must be done to improve the efficiency and trustworthiness of criminal investigations.
Learn MoreWhy Police Should Wear Body Cameras
Body cameras provide a critical source of record, boost data collection and strengthen community-law enforcement relationships.
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