My Publications
AVAILABLE AT:
Amazon, Amazon Europe, Baker and Taylor, Barnes and Noble, The Book Depository, Indie Bound, Ingram, and wherever paperbacks are sold online.
THE POLICE CHIEF, October, 2000, Vol. LXVII, No. 10, pg. 52, Law Enforcement Ethics, Lawsuits and Liability: Defusing Deliberate Indifference, co-authored with Joycelyn M. Pollock, Ph.D., J.D.
THE JUSTICE SYSTEM JOURNAL, Volume 22/1, 2001, pg. 47, Decision-making Patterns in Police Use-of-Force Cases Before the Federal Courts of Appeal: 1991-1996, co-authored with Joseph A. Schafer, Ph.D., & D. Kall Loper, Ph.D.
THE LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINER, ASLET publication, September/October, 2002 issue, Proactively Managing Risk The Old Fashion Way, Getting Back to the Basics of Police Service.
THE POLICE CHIEF, October, 2006, Vol. LXXIII, No. 10, pg. 148, Unconstitutional Policing, The Ethical Challenges in Dealing with Noble Cause Corruption.
THE POLICE CHIEF, June, 2007, Vol. LXXIV, Number 6, pg.40, Minimizing Risk by Defining Off-Duty Police Misconduct.
THE POLICE CHIEF, June, 2007, Vol. LXXIV, Number 6, pg.34, Civil Rights and Law Enforcement Intelligence, co-authored with David L. Carter, Ph.D., Michigan State University.
POLICING: AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF POLICE STRATEGIES & MANAGEMENT, Vol. 31, No. 2, 2008, pp.306-323, Creating a Culture of Integrity: Supervisory Perceptions of Police Misconduct and Organizational Transformation, co-authored with J. A. Schafer, Ph.D.
THE POLICE CHIEF, October, 2009, Vol. LXXVI, Number 10, pg.124, Dodging the Pitfalls of Noble Cause Corruption and the Intelligence Unit.
THE POLICE CHIEF, October, 2009, Vol. LXXVI, Number 10, pg.132, Intelligence Led Policing: A Strategic Framework, co-authored with Lt. Raymond Guidetti, New Jersey State Police, Newark, New Jersey.
THE POLICE CHIEF, October, 2009, Vol. LXXVI, Number 10, pg. 138, ILP Abbreviations for the ISE and NCISP Can Spell Trouble, co-authored with Inspector Lawrence E. Shaw, Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Investigations and Forensic Science Program, Tallahassee, Florida.
THE POLICE CHIEF, October, 2009, Vol. LXXVI, Number 10, pg.142, Sense Enhancing Technology and the Future of Intelligence Led Policing, co-authored with Joseph A. Schafer, Ph.D., Center for the Study of Crime, Delinquency and Corrections, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois.
THE POLICE CHIEF, January, 2011, Vol. LXXVIII, Number 1, pg.18, Updating Ethics Training-Policing Privacy Series: Taking Race Out of the Perception Equation, co-authored with Joseph A. Schafer, Ph.D., Center for the Study of Crime, Delinquency and Corrections, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois.
THE POLICE CHIEF, February, 2011, Vol. LXXVIII, Number 2, pg.70, Updating Ethics Training-Policing Privacy Series: Respecting Society’s Evolving Privacy Expectations.
THE POLICE CHIEF, March, 2011, Vol. LXXVIII, Number 3, Updating Ethics Training-Policing Privacy Series: Noble Cause Corruption and Police Discretion.
THE POLICE CHIEF, April, 2011, Vol. LXXVIII, Number 4, Updating Ethics Training-Policing Privacy Series: Managing Risk By Reducing Internal Litigation, co-authored with Inspector Lawrence E. Shaw, Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Investigations and Forensic Science Program, Tallahassee, Florida.
IALEIA JOURNAL, International Association of Law Enforcement Intelligence Analysts, Inc, September, 2011, Volume 20, Number 1, Quarterbacking the Intelligence Process.
THE POLICE CHIEF, November, 2013, Vol. LXXX, Number 11, pg. 60 Ethical Defensibility: Putting Police Ethics on Trial, co-authored with Lt. Colonel Norman Beasley, (retired) Arizona Department of Public Safety.
THE POLICE CHIEF, December, 2013, Vol. LXXX, Number 12, pg. 52 Ethical Defensibility: Using the Intelligence Led Policing Template to Avoid the Appearance of Unconstitutional Policing, co-authored with David L. Carter, Ph.D, Professor at Michigan State University and author of Law Enforcement Intelligence: A Guide for State, Local, and Tribal Law Enforcement Agencies.
THE POLICE CHIEF, January, 2014, Vol. LXXXI, Number 1, pg. 40, Ethical Defensibility: Minimize Liability By Clarifying Police Values, co-authored with Joseph A. Schafer, Ph.D, Professor and Chair of the Criminal Justice Department, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.
THE POLICE CHIEF, February, 2014, Vol. LXXXI, Number 2, pg. 24, Should An Officer’s “Willingness to Deceive” Result in Automatic Certification Revocation?
THE POLICE CHIEF, September 2015, Vol. LXXXII Number 9, pg. 72, Unconstitutional Policing, Part 1, Redefining the Police Paradigm.
THE POLICE CHIEF, October 2015, Vol. LXXXII, Number 10, pg. 94, Unconstitutional Policing, Part 2, Minimizing Liability Strategies That Start and End at the Top, co-authored with Joseph A. Schafer, Ph.D., Center for the Study of Crime, Delinquency and Corrections, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois.
THE POLICE CHIEF, November 2015, Vol. LXXXII, Number 11, pg. 56, Unconstitutional Policing, Part 3 A Failure To Train Is Compensable Liability.
THE POLICE CHIEF, December 2015, Vol. LXXXII, Number 12, pg. 40, Unconstitutional Policing, Part 4, The Liability of Electronic Control Device (Mis)Use, co-authored with David L. Carter, Ph.D, Professor at Michigan State University and author of Law Enforcement Intelligence: A Guide for State, Local, and Tribal Law Enforcement Agencies.
THE POLICE CHIEF, November, 2017, Vol. LXXXI, Number 2, pg. 38-43 Deter Unconstitutional Policing: Reinstitute the Noble Cause.
My Publications
AVAILABLE AT:
Amazon, Amazon Europe, Baker and Taylor, Barnes and Noble, The Book Depository, Indie Bound, Ingram, and wherever paperbacks are sold online.
THE POLICE CHIEF, October, 2000, Vol. LXVII, No. 10, pg. 52, Law Enforcement Ethics, Lawsuits and Liability: Defusing Deliberate Indifference, co-authored with Joycelyn M. Pollock, Ph.D., J.D.
THE JUSTICE SYSTEM JOURNAL, Volume 22/1, 2001, pg. 47, Decision-making Patterns in Police Use-of-Force Cases Before the Federal Courts of Appeal: 1991-1996, co-authored with Joseph A. Schafer, Ph.D., & D. Kall Loper, Ph.D.
THE LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINER, ASLET publication, September/October, 2002 issue, Proactively Managing Risk The Old Fashion Way, Getting Back to the Basics of Police Service.
THE POLICE CHIEF, October, 2006, Vol. LXXIII, No. 10, pg. 148, Unconstitutional Policing, The Ethical Challenges in Dealing with Noble Cause Corruption.
THE POLICE CHIEF, June, 2007, Vol. LXXIV, Number 6, pg.40, Minimizing Risk by Defining Off-Duty Police Misconduct.
THE POLICE CHIEF, June, 2007, Vol. LXXIV, Number 6, pg.34, Civil Rights and Law Enforcement Intelligence, co-authored with David L. Carter, Ph.D., Michigan State University.
POLICING: AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF POLICE STRATEGIES & MANAGEMENT, Vol. 31, No. 2, 2008, pp.306-323, Creating a Culture of Integrity: Supervisory Perceptions of Police Misconduct and Organizational Transformation, co-authored with J. A. Schafer, Ph.D.
THE POLICE CHIEF, October, 2009, Vol. LXXVI, Number 10, pg.124, Dodging the Pitfalls of Noble Cause Corruption and the Intelligence Unit.
THE POLICE CHIEF, October, 2009, Vol. LXXVI, Number 10, pg.132, Intelligence Led Policing: A Strategic Framework, co-authored with Lt. Raymond Guidetti, New Jersey State Police, Newark, New Jersey.
THE POLICE CHIEF, October, 2009, Vol. LXXVI, Number 10, pg. 138, ILP Abbreviations for the ISE and NCISP Can Spell Trouble, co-authored with Inspector Lawrence E. Shaw, Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Investigations and Forensic Science Program, Tallahassee, Florida.
THE POLICE CHIEF, October, 2009, Vol. LXXVI, Number 10, pg.142, Sense Enhancing Technology and the Future of Intelligence Led Policing, co-authored with Joseph A. Schafer, Ph.D., Center for the Study of Crime, Delinquency and Corrections, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois.
THE POLICE CHIEF, January, 2011, Vol. LXXVIII, Number 1, pg.18, Updating Ethics Training-Policing Privacy Series: Taking Race Out of the Perception Equation, co-authored with Joseph A. Schafer, Ph.D., Center for the Study of Crime, Delinquency and Corrections, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois.
THE POLICE CHIEF, February, 2011, Vol. LXXVIII, Number 2, pg.70, Updating Ethics Training-Policing Privacy Series: Respecting Society’s Evolving Privacy Expectations.
THE POLICE CHIEF, March, 2011, Vol. LXXVIII, Number 3, Updating Ethics Training-Policing Privacy Series: Noble Cause Corruption and Police Discretion.
THE POLICE CHIEF, April, 2011, Vol. LXXVIII, Number 4, Updating Ethics Training-Policing Privacy Series: Managing Risk By Reducing Internal Litigation, co-authored with Inspector Lawrence E. Shaw, Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Investigations and Forensic Science Program, Tallahassee, Florida.
IALEIA JOURNAL, International Association of Law Enforcement Intelligence Analysts, Inc, September, 2011, Volume 20, Number 1, Quarterbacking the Intelligence Process.
THE POLICE CHIEF, November, 2013, Vol. LXXX, Number 11, pg. 60 Ethical Defensibility: Putting Police Ethics on Trial, co-authored with Lt. Colonel Norman Beasley, (retired) Arizona Department of Public Safety.
THE POLICE CHIEF, December, 2013, Vol. LXXX, Number 12, pg. 52 Ethical Defensibility: Using the Intelligence Led Policing Template to Avoid the Appearance of Unconstitutional Policing, co-authored with David L. Carter, Ph.D, Professor at Michigan State University and author of Law Enforcement Intelligence: A Guide for State, Local, and Tribal Law Enforcement Agencies.
THE POLICE CHIEF, January, 2014, Vol. LXXXI, Number 1, pg. 40, Ethical Defensibility: Minimize Liability By Clarifying Police Values, co-authored with Joseph A. Schafer, Ph.D, Professor and Chair of the Criminal Justice Department, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.
THE POLICE CHIEF, February, 2014, Vol. LXXXI, Number 2, pg. 24, Should An Officer’s “Willingness to Deceive” Result in Automatic Certification Revocation?
THE POLICE CHIEF, September 2015, Vol. LXXXII Number 9, pg. 72, Unconstitutional Policing, Part 1, Redefining the Police Paradigm.
THE POLICE CHIEF, October 2015, Vol. LXXXII, Number 10, pg. 94, Unconstitutional Policing, Part 2, Minimizing Liability Strategies That Start and End at the Top, co-authored with Joseph A. Schafer, Ph.D., Center for the Study of Crime, Delinquency and Corrections, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois.
THE POLICE CHIEF, November 2015, Vol. LXXXII, Number 11, pg. 56, Unconstitutional Policing, Part 3 A Failure To Train Is Compensable Liability.
THE POLICE CHIEF, December 2015, Vol. LXXXII, Number 12, pg. 40, Unconstitutional Policing, Part 4, The Liability of Electronic Control Device (Mis)Use, co-authored with David L. Carter, Ph.D, Professor at Michigan State University and author of Law Enforcement Intelligence: A Guide for State, Local, and Tribal Law Enforcement Agencies.
THE POLICE CHIEF, November, 2017, Vol. LXXXI, Number 2, pg. 38-43 Deter Unconstitutional Policing: Reinstitute the Noble Cause.
