Global Policing
The challenges law enforcement face are universal in nature and identifying most promising practices that transcend national boundaries has become a growing need for the profession. As a global community, the IACP is dedicated to advancing the law enforcement profession on an international scale and disseminating the most promising practices and lessons learned on all aspects of policing into the field. Working with a variety of partners, the IACP offers customized training and technical assistance through an interactive curriculum that provides opportunities for law enforcement professionals to expand their global network.
Policy Center Resources
See AllDiplomatic Immunity
Law enforcement agencies should adhere to the guidance provided by the U.S. Department of State concerning immunities for foreign nationals based on international treaty obligations...
Consular Notification and Access
Law enforcement agencies should adhere to the guidance provided by the U.S. Department of State concerning consular notification and access based on treaty obligations. Adherence to...
Resources
2016 IACP Annual Report
The 2016 IACP Annual Report outlines how the IACP helped those in the law enforcement field connect, participate, learn, advocate, and succeed in 2016.
EXPIRED Extradition of Criminal Suspects
WHEREAS, the law enforcement profession has a compelling interest in ensuring that individuals suspected of committing crimes are not able to evade justice by leaving…
EXPIRED Support of the Government of Mexico Recent increase in Extraditions and Cooperative International Law Enforcement
NDD.022.a07 WHEREAS, in 2005, extraditions from Mexico to the United States reached an all-time high, with the Government of Mexico (GOM) extraditing 41 fugitives to…
EXPIRED National Criminal Intelligence Sharing Plan
WHEREAS, the IACP recognizes that in the aftermath of the September 11th atrocities, there is a need to address the deficiencies that exist in this…
