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
EXPIRED Decreased Consumption of Cocaine in the United States
WHEREAS, the National Drug Intelligence Centers 2009 National Drug Threat Assessment reports historic disruptions in the cocaine markets as a result of cumulative law enforcement…
EXPIRED Supporting Funding for Regional Information Sharing Systems
Adopted at the 118th Annual Conference Chicago, IL October 26, 2011 Supporting Funding for Regional Information Sharing Systems Submitted by: Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Committee…
EXPIRED Calling for Greater Resources and Support to State and Local Law Enforcement for Border Interdiction
WHEREAS Mexico is the transit point for almost 90 percent of all cocaine consumed in the United States, is the primary source of foreign methamphetamine…
EXPIRED Supporting of Regional Information Sharing Systems (RISS)
Adopted at the 117th Annual Conference Orlando, FL. October 27, 2010 Supporting of Regional Information Sharing Systems (RISS) Submitted by: Narcotics & Dangerous Drugs Committee…
