Public sentiment rebounding after a period of relative distrust
Recent Polls on Policing Show Positive Trends for U.S. Law Enforcement
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Category: Police Reform
Understanding & Learning from Mistakes in Law Enforcement: A Proactive Approach
After a tragedy, we have to ask “why”
Best Practices for Crime Reduction Programs
When we don’t adhere to best practices, bad things can happen
Excited Delirium: Understanding the Evolution Away from a Controversial Term
Changing times, changing terms
In the Case of Law Enforcement Pursuits
It’s important to recognize there are times when the better decision is not to pursue.
Who’s Ruining Our Reputation?
Don’t just blame the media – take accountability for how you can influence how others see your agency
Police-Community Relations: It’s All About the Process
“I have to be kind to build trust”
A Strong Foundation: Community Policing Strategies to Build Trust
“What matters more? The process or the outcome?”
Mental Illness and Crime:
Is Enforced Treatment
the Answer?
Is it time for a new model of incarceration?
Lexipol and Police Reform: Response to Indiana Law Journal Article
We are committed to continuous quality improvement, which supports many of the tenets of police reform
Police Use of Force: Managing Risk and Mitigating Harm
Relying on the latest research study to support a use of force tactic is risky
On Influence & Accountability: Cultivating an Outward Mindset in Law Enforcement
We must be accountable not only to each other, but to our communities