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Investigations | Abandoned Houses
May 21, 2018 | 10 minutes read
Investigations | Abandoned Houses

Abandoned properties can be havens for criminal behavior, ranging from drug dens, to theft rings, to murder. They serve as a breeding ground for criminals to reside in, virtually undetected, while harming a community, and also a place to dispose of evidence where law enforcement access is restricted.

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Computer Crimes
April 30, 2018 | 5 minutes read
Computer Crimes

Computers have abundantly changed the lives of every man, woman, and child in the United States. Unfortunately, this also means that criminals are also using computers and there is some kind of nexus to a computer with nearly every crime committed.

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Body and Dash-Mounted Cameras | Case Study Conclusions
March 26, 2018 | 4 minutes read
Body and Dash-Mounted Cameras | Case Study Conclusions

Implementing a body camera or dash camera program will pay off in terms of criminal prosecutions, civil litigation, and complaint processing making your agency a leader on the digital and data frontier.

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When Does the Court Reject Evidence?
January 29, 2018 | 5 minutes read
When Does the Court Reject Evidence?

Evidence in a criminal case can be the single most important factor in obtaining a successful guilty verdict during a trial, especially if the investigating officer is unable to gain a confession from the suspect or suspects.

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Search Warrant Service Exercise
January 15, 2018 | 5 minutes read
Search Warrant Service Exercise

Search warrants are an integral part of any criminal case progression. When executed properly and with respect for the Fourth Amendment rights of citizens that may be affected by the warrant, search warrants can make or break one’s case.

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Courtroom Testimony
January 08, 2018 | 5 minutes read
Courtroom Testimony

Testifying in court is a crucial skill for law enforcement officers. Being well-prepared and calm ensures effective testimony. Law enforcement officers must never lie in court and may jeopardize the entire case if they do.

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Asset Management | The Fleet Manager Role
December 18, 2017 | 5 minutes read
Asset Management | The Fleet Manager Role

Fleet managers prioritize safety and can’t afford to skip any job requirements. Their role differs from asset managers and requires specialized tools to achieve their goals, whether integrated with the asset management system or used independently.

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Perishable Goods | Do You Know Your Expiration Dates?
December 11, 2017 | 5 minutes read
Perishable Goods | Do You Know Your Expiration Dates?

Efficient asset management software is crucial for managing perishable goods, tracking expiration dates, and optimizing budgets. It should support strategic ordering and interdepartmental asset transfers to maximize resources and ensure readiness.

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Interviewing Child Witnesses
September 18, 2017 | 4 minutes read
Interviewing Child Witnesses

Conducting a child witness interview is challenging, requiring careful extraction of information from a developing mind while considering legal implications and potential trauma to the child.

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Miranda or Not to Miranda
August 21, 2017 | 4 minutes read
Miranda or Not to Miranda

A solid understanding of when and when not to read a subject their Miranda rights is a crucial skill for any law enforcement officer to have. While Miranda rights are important and the rules surrounding them must be adhered to, it is not always necessary or advisable to read them to a person attached to a crime.

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