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See AllDuty to Disclose Exculpatory Evidence
The Brady v. Maryland decision and subsequent rulings have made it a duty of all law enforcement agencies to (1) identify and provide to the...
Grievance Procedures
Every employee has the right to be treated fairly in matters arising from employment and have the opportunity to be heard fully any time his or...
Harassment and Discrimination
In a time where the costs of liability insurance continue to rise driving many towns to self-insure or join insurance pools, law enforcement executives have...
Retaliatory Conduct
Law enforcement agencies should prohibit retaliatory conduct against or interference with an employee who reports, assists, or seeks to report breaches of department policy, procedures, or...
Resources
Fentanyl and Officer Safety
Fentanyl and Officer Safety
Submitted by: IACP Board of Directors
WHEREAS, fentanyl is a Schedule II controlled substance as set forth in the Controlled Substances...
Juvenile Interview and Interrogation
The juvenile interview and interrogation landscape has undergone an unprecedented upheaval in the last decade as numerous studies have demonstrated that juveniles are particularly likely...
Support for Continued Byrne Grants Funding
WHEREAS, federal programs designed to assist state and local law enforcement agencies have played a vital role in reducing the nation’s crime rate; and
WHEREAS...
Resolution in Opposition to Arizona Proposition 200: To Allow an Arizona Physician to Prescribe Schedule I Drugs to Patients
WHEREAS, the International Association of Chiefs of Police, meeting at its 102nd Annual Conference in Miami Beach, Florida, in October of 1995, passed a resolution...
