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Recruitment and Retention of Gen-Z Law Enforcement Officers delves into the dynamics of integrating Generation Z into law enforcement agencies. It includes a thorough examination of the generational characteristics and traits of Gen Z, their upbringing, educational backgrounds, and how they operate within the workplace. The book offers actionable solutions for law enforcement leadership in the midst of a recruitment and retention crisis.

This quick guide covers the two Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFSTs) that every officer should be using upon academy graduation. Advanced tests for patrol officers testing drug-impaired drivers, tests for a Drug Recognition Expert Officer, and highlights key points that can be included in almost every impaired driving arrest report.

Search and Seizure Law, With Coverage of Arrests, Confessions, and Privacy Expectations, provides a clear and comprehensive approach to the study of modern constitutional criminal procedure. It analyzes the classical and current United States Supreme Court and federal circuit court decisions, along with relevant state court decisions that impact the day-to-day duties of law enforcement and criminal justice professionals. Current through January 2024.

Unlocking Leadership Potential: Insights for Corrections Professionals delves into the comprehensive experiences and practical insights gained over decades of work within the corrections system. The publication addresses various aspects of correctional officer responsibilities, including maintaining inmate accountability, enforcing rules, and transitioning from reactionary to discretionary management styles. It covers crucial areas such as managing inmate behavior, professional predictability, and balancing safety with rehabilitation efforts.

Law Enforcement Leadership in the Midst of Change: Principles That Do Not Change focuses on enhancing the effectiveness of law enforcement officers through comprehensive training and skill acquisition. It emphasizes intrapersonal skills, such as attitude and character, and interpersonal skills, including communication and engagement, to build a robust operational culture. The book also explores the dynamics of leadership within law enforcement, addressing the transformation from operational roles to managerial positions, and the challenges faced therein.

This in-depth look at solving cold cases serves as an excellent training resource that is both captivating and instructive. The author, Joseph Giacalone, focuses on how to approach these cases in a logical, scientific and organized manner. The foreword for this publication was provided by Dr. Henry Lee.

Encountering persons with special needs is increasingly frequent, and virtually inevitable for police officers and other first responders. This book is designed to Educate, Protect And Assist officers in how to best interact with people who have special needs. Are you prepared for the associated challenges?

New! The companion study guide with instructor resource materials is available now! See: Special Needs Populations: Exam Strategies, Practice Test Questions & Answers + Instructional Learning Tools.

This unique and comprehensive book by Barbara J. Morvay and Larry E. Holtz, will prepare police officers and other first responders to appropriately handle incidents involving persons with special needs while still meeting the responsibilities of the job. Knowing how to respond will help avoid a chaotic, controversial, and potentially dangerous situation that could harm vulnerable persons, hit headlines, and blow up on social media.

A bundle including this publication and its companion is available here.

This resource provides you with the opportunity to learn the most critical terms and definitions, apply the fundamentals of marksmanship, and explores the visual system and what areas of sight most impact your shooting performance. Written by John Simpson, a highly experienced, expert-level instructor.

This in-depth look at solving cold cases serves as an excellent training resource that is both captivating and instructive. The author, Joseph Giacalone, focuses on how to approach these cases in a logical, scientific and organized manner. The foreword for this publication was provided by Dr. Henry Lee.

Written in an impressive to-the-point, easy-to-understand fashion, this book covers critical search and seizure topics and gives real-world insights into this important area of law.