Transformational Leadership and Emotional Intelligence in Corrections
In this video, American Military University's Dr. Michael Pittaro explains why transformational leadership and emotional intelligence go hand in hand in the field of corrections.
Videos
The Role of Women in Intelligence
Women have played a variety of roles in the intelligence field, and are continuing to prove their worth in the field today. In this short video, AMU graduate Crystal Walker discusses her research on the evolving role of women in intelligence.
Preventing Suicide in Corrections
In this short video, American Military University's Dr. Michael Pittaro discusses why there is such a high rate of suicide in corrections and how we can do more to help officers.
Addressing Corruption in Corrections
Watch this short video to learn about the prevalence of corruption in corrections and how to spot employees who are most susceptible.
React Without Reaction: What Officers Should Do When Being Recorded
By Leischen Stelter
Even for the majority of officers who are trying to do their job in a professional manner, finding themselves being recorded can be unnerving. This is what officers should and shouldn't do if a member of the public is recording their actions.
Court Rules on Civilian Drones Used to Record Police
Unmanned aerial systems (UAS), more commonly known as drones, are increasingly popular devices used by citizens and law enforcement agencies alike. However, the regulations about operating drones remain undefined by the court system and the FAA. Police agencies around the country are evaluating and adopting new policies about how they operate drones as well as how they interact with citizens using such devices. Read about a recent court decision involving a man using a drone to record an active accident scene. What are the impacts of this ruling on police agencies?
Body-Worn Cameras: Benefits and Best Practices for Police
In an effort to capture evidence about specific incidents involving police officers, more and more agencies across the country are considering the implementation and feasibility of department-issued body cameras. However, law enforcement officers—as well as the general public—have voiced concerns about the utilization of body-worn cameras.