Archive for January 2017
Effects of SB1636 on Processing and Dispositions of Sexual Assault Cases in Texas
A Review of the Baltimore Police Department’s Use of Persistent Surveillance
Community Evacuation: What Works and What Hurts
When a storm like the recent Hurricane Matthew is headed our way, we need to persuade residents to evacuate, which can be a challenge. If you’ve lived in Florida any amount of time, you become your own hurricane expert. You’re always going to have people who think, “It didn’t happen last time, so we’re not…
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A Little Whimsy Helps the Warn-and-Scold
“Don’t speed.” “Wear your seat belt.” “Don’t drink and drive.” Have you heard this before? Traditional messages similar to these are posted on law enforcement social media pages on a daily basis throughout the country. The messages are well intended, but have been repeated so much that they often fall on deaf ears. As law…
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