By Allison G. S. Knox
Many first responders struggle with PTSD and mental health issues due to the nature of their job. In order to help them, leaders must first ensure the organization's culture is both positive and supportive.
By Dr. Jarrod Sadulski
Correctional officers often face volatile and dangerous situations inside prisons. Learn how one AMU professor provided in-depth training to correctional officers in Belize to help prepare them for riots, hostage situations, and inmate escape scenarios.
By Scot DuFour
Some police officers embrace stoicism, but many of these principles directly undermine and clash with the criminal justice system. Learn more about the philosophies of stoicism including why believing in determinism over free will is problematic for officers.
By Andrew Bell and Bruce Razey
Is creating fake news a crime? Learn how law enforcement is addressing potential threats posed by the spread of false information and the connection to cybercrime. Are officers properly trained for this fight?
By Erik Kleinsmith
Deciding to become a whistleblower will forever change the course of an intelligence officer's life and career. Based on firsthand experience, here are tips on how a whistleblower can defend his or her credibility, maintain focus on the problem, and prepare for the challenges ahead.
By Jinnie Chua
Balancing work and family over the holiday season can be difficult for police officers. If you're scheduled to work over the holidays, don't forget that there are many opportunities to enjoy the festive season with your co-workers and your family.
By Jennifer Bucholtz
When police don't have enough direct evidence to identify a suspect, conducting a behavioral analysis can help determine the type of person who committed the crime. Learn what crime scene clues can provide investigators with valuable insight into the psychology, personality, and motive of the murderer.
