Lexipol
Lexipol provides fully developed, state-specific law enforcement policies researched and written by subject matter experts and vetted by attorneys. Our policies are based on nationwide standards and best practices while also incorporating state and federal laws and regulations where appropriate. Best of all, we keep your policies updated for you, saving you time and money.
With Lexipol, you will enhance personnel accountability, reduce liability, save time and money on policy management AND rest easy knowing your department is protected.
In U.S. v. Aquino Urraca, the 6th Circuit ruled a truck search was justified based on reasonable suspicion, overturning evidence suppression
Court upholds officers’ entry under exigent circumstances and the Fourth Amendment, finding observations justified further action
Learn how public safety agencies can overcome recruitment roadblocks with real-world strategies rooted in leadership, transparency and cultural change
These books will help you appreciate the value of time and how that plays into critical decision-making
The court determines if statements made by a subject were voluntary and whether they require a Miranda warning
An officer does not need a driver’s consent to conduct a dog sniff during a lawful traffic stop, if it does not prolong the stop
Understanding the root of our mindset – and how to shift it – is critical to transforming the work of law enforcement and our relationship with the community
I am concerned about officer wellness programs falling apart as good folks leave the law enforcement profession
The court held that the officers acted to “satisfy legitimate law enforcement objectives”
The court determines if an arrest of anti-police protestors had probable cause and whether it was retaliatory
How to recognize, prioritize and mobilize solutions for the risks you face in your organization
If you get caught speeding or doing something else that is illegal, remember that you are not above the law
The Court of Appeals determines whether a traffic stop resulted in a de facto arrest or was simply an investigatory detention
Developing an awareness of bomb-making materials can help law enforcement officers spot trouble and call in the experts
The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals rules on officers’ failure to warn before shooting a suspect pointing a gun at them
Opioid settlement funding will continue for 11 to 18 years, and it is expected that more settlements will be forthcoming. Is your agency getting its share?
Good communication in public safety agencies relies on understanding basic communication dynamics and building trust
Suspects can easily ambush an officer on foot
A recent case demonstrates the role of the private search doctrine in the new age of technology and the possibility of online searches
Does failure to collect DNA evidence change the outcome of a recent case or will eyewitness accounts be sufficient?
If your organizational culture creates risks for your agency, here are some change strategies
Effective policy development in public safety agencies requires understanding the leader’s relationship to policy
In some situations, we have time to make a formal plan
Can an officer follow search and seizure procedures during a wall stop? The court decides in this recent case
When is a TASER device discharge considered excessive force? A recent case with video evidence considers the question
This presentation features resiliency and leadership strategies from the front lines of law enforcement, clinical psychology and neuroscience. This webinar is intended for rookies all the way up to command staff.
In this webinar, learn about the legal process following a criticl incident—insight essential for both individual officers and the leaders guiding their personnel through such proceedings.
In this Q&A, we examine the opportunities peer support presents agencies, as well as best practices. There are pointers for existing teams and tips for setting one up from the ground level.
Learn about the five critical considerations for determining which shift regimen is best suited for your response area and team.
Strategies for recognizing, prioritizing and mobilizing solutions for the risks you face in your organization
Law enforcement is dangerous, but there’s more we could be doing to take care of officers; here are some thoughts on wellness for the coming year
A Monell claim against a police department was dismissed due to a lack of proven liability for the incident in question
Taking steps to build good habits means you’ll be in tip top shape to serve the public and have a longer, healthier life during your career and beyond
