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UNITED STATES FEDERAL LAWS IMPACTING RECRUITMENT AND HIRING United States Federal Laws. Impacting Recruitment and Hiring. James W. Redlich. Chief Legal Counsel. Illinois State Police, Springfield, IL. The following list highlights those United Stated federal laws most likely to impact procedures for recruitment and hiring of law enforcement officers. States, counties, and municipalities may have ASSOCIATING WITH KNOWN CRIMINALS Suspension warranted when officer "fraternized" with ex-con, even though conviction was nearly 20 years ago. Morrisette v. Dilworth, 59 N.Y.2d 449, 452 N.E.2d 1222 (1983), affirming 454 N.Y.S.2d 864. Officer wrongly terminated for dating daughter of crime figure awarded $324,429; reduced to POLICE CODE OF SILENCE FACTS REVEALED The National Institute of Ethics has concluded the most extensive research ever conducted on the police Code of Silence. Between February, 1999 and June, 2000, 3,714 officers and academy recruits from forty-two different states were asked to participate in the studyby the Institute.
DISCIPLINING POLICE OFFICERS RE: MEDICAL MARIJUANA 1 Disciplining Police Officers Re: Medical Marijuana by Atty. John M. (Jack) Collins, General Counsel Massachusetts Chiefs of PoliceAssociation, Inc.
PRISONERS AND SEXUALLY EXPLICIT MATERIALS 301 AELE Home Page--- Publications Menu--- Seminar Information ISSN 1935-0007 Cite as: 2010 (2) AELE Mo. L. J. 301 Jail & Prisoner Law Section – February 2010 Prisoners and Sexually Explicit Materials Contents Introduction Prisoners and Sexually Explicit Materials CELL EXTRACTIONS LESSON PLAN 2 Use of Force Guidelines 1. Attempt to gain compliance first by verbalization and show of presence. 2. If subject continues to be combative and disregard commands, give RIGHTS OF RASTAFARIAN EMPLOYEES AND INMATES 201 AELE Home Page--- Publications Menu--- Seminar Information ISSN 1935-0007 Cite as: 2015 (8) AELE Mo. L. J. 201 Employment Law Section – August 2015 Rights of Rastafarian Employees and Inmates • Introduction • Rastafarian Employees • Rastafarian Inmates • Suggestions to Consider SAMPLE POLICE CHIEF CONTRACT 3 2. HOURS OF WORK A. The Chief agrees to devote that amount of time and energy which is reasonably necessary for the Chief to faithfully perform the duties of Chief of ATTORNEYS FEES IN FEDERAL CIVIL RIGHTS LAWSUITS PART ONE 101 AELE Home Page--- Publications Menu--- Seminar Information ISSN 1935-0007 Cite as: 2011 (4) AELE Mo. L. J. 101 Civil Liability Law Section – April 2011 Attorneys’ Fees in Federal Civil Rights Lawsuits Part One Contents • Introduction • Awards to PrevailingPlaintiffs
AMERICANS FOR EFFECTIVE LAW ENFORCEMENT The Americans for Effective Law Enforcement (AELE) incorporated in 1966 as a not-for-profit organization has served for more than 50 years as a resource center and legal educational provider dedicated to offering interested parties objective, timely, accurate, legal, scientific, and evidence-based information and operational guidance toenhance
UNITED STATES FEDERAL LAWS IMPACTING RECRUITMENT AND HIRING United States Federal Laws. Impacting Recruitment and Hiring. James W. Redlich. Chief Legal Counsel. Illinois State Police, Springfield, IL. The following list highlights those United Stated federal laws most likely to impact procedures for recruitment and hiring of law enforcement officers. States, counties, and municipalities may have ASSOCIATING WITH KNOWN CRIMINALS Suspension warranted when officer "fraternized" with ex-con, even though conviction was nearly 20 years ago. Morrisette v. Dilworth, 59 N.Y.2d 449, 452 N.E.2d 1222 (1983), affirming 454 N.Y.S.2d 864. Officer wrongly terminated for dating daughter of crime figure awarded $324,429; reduced to POLICE CODE OF SILENCE FACTS REVEALED The National Institute of Ethics has concluded the most extensive research ever conducted on the police Code of Silence. Between February, 1999 and June, 2000, 3,714 officers and academy recruits from forty-two different states were asked to participate in the studyby the Institute.
DISCIPLINING POLICE OFFICERS RE: MEDICAL MARIJUANA 1 Disciplining Police Officers Re: Medical Marijuana by Atty. John M. (Jack) Collins, General Counsel Massachusetts Chiefs of PoliceAssociation, Inc.
PRISONERS AND SEXUALLY EXPLICIT MATERIALS 301 AELE Home Page--- Publications Menu--- Seminar Information ISSN 1935-0007 Cite as: 2010 (2) AELE Mo. L. J. 301 Jail & Prisoner Law Section – February 2010 Prisoners and Sexually Explicit Materials Contents Introduction Prisoners and Sexually Explicit Materials CELL EXTRACTIONS LESSON PLAN 2 Use of Force Guidelines 1. Attempt to gain compliance first by verbalization and show of presence. 2. If subject continues to be combative and disregard commands, give RIGHTS OF RASTAFARIAN EMPLOYEES AND INMATES 201 AELE Home Page--- Publications Menu--- Seminar Information ISSN 1935-0007 Cite as: 2015 (8) AELE Mo. L. J. 201 Employment Law Section – August 2015 Rights of Rastafarian Employees and Inmates • Introduction • Rastafarian Employees • Rastafarian Inmates • Suggestions to Consider SAMPLE POLICE CHIEF CONTRACT 3 2. HOURS OF WORK A. The Chief agrees to devote that amount of time and energy which is reasonably necessary for the Chief to faithfully perform the duties of Chief of ATTORNEYS FEES IN FEDERAL CIVIL RIGHTS LAWSUITS PART ONE 101 AELE Home Page--- Publications Menu--- Seminar Information ISSN 1935-0007 Cite as: 2011 (4) AELE Mo. L. J. 101 Civil Liability Law Section – April 2011 Attorneys’ Fees in Federal Civil Rights Lawsuits Part One Contents • Introduction • Awards to PrevailingPlaintiffs
POLICE CODE OF SILENCE FACTS REVEALED The National Institute of Ethics has concluded the most extensive research ever conducted on the police Code of Silence. Between February, 1999 and June, 2000, 3,714 officers and academy recruits from forty-two different states were asked to participate in the studyby the Institute.
CELL EXTRACTIONS LESSON PLAN 2 Use of Force Guidelines 1. Attempt to gain compliance first by verbalization and show of presence. 2. If subject continues to be combative and disregard commands, give SMITH V. CUMMING, U.S.C.A., 11TH CIRCUIT Smith v. Cumming, U.S.C.A., 11th Circuit. Summary: private citizens brought an action under 42 U.S. Code 1983 against a city and its police chief, alleging a violation of their right to videotape police actions. The district court found that plaintiffs had no constitutional right to videotape police actions in public. SAMPLE POLICE CHIEF CONTRACT 3 2. HOURS OF WORK A. The Chief agrees to devote that amount of time and energy which is reasonably necessary for the Chief to faithfully perform the duties of Chief of CIVIL LIABILITY FOR DETENTION FOR MENTAL HEALTH EVALUATION 102 In Fisher v.Harden, #02-3996, 398 F.3d 837 (6th Cir. 2005), the court very explicitly held that probable cause, rather than reasonable suspicion, was required to make a mental health seizure of an individual during an investigation of a report that he was suicidal. PRISONER DIET LEGAL ISSUES Similarly, in White v. Gregory, 1 F.3d 267 (4th Cir. 1993), a federal appeals court ruled that it is not cruel and unusual punishment to provide prisoners with DISTURBED/SUICIDAL PERSONS -- PART TWO 102 so that it was clearly established that their use of deadly force to apprehend him would be unconstitutional. In accord is the ruling in Bailey v.Kennedy, #02-1761, 349 F.3d 731 (4th Cir. 2003), that the officers’ alleged continued use of physical force after a man wassubdued and
CIVIL LIABILITY FOR THE USE OF PEPPER SPRAY (OC), TEAR GAS 103 In Young v.County of Los Angeles, #09-56372, 655 F.3d 1156 (9th Cir. 2011), the court ruled that an officer's use of pepper spray and a baton against a motorist who disobeyed orders to get back in his vehicle was an “intermediate” use of force that “while lesssevere
UPDATE: CIVIL LIABILITY FOR USE OF POLICE DOGS AND FORCE 103 In Strickland v.Shotts, #05-1050, 155 Fed. Appx. 908 (Unpub. 7th Cir. 2005), for instance, a federal appeals court ruled that an officer did not use excessive force by using a dog to subdue an arrestee who was resisting by kicking and thrashing his legs afterhaving led
LEGAL CHALLENGES TO POLICE AND FIRE CHAPLAIN PROGRAMS AELE Home Page--- Publications Menu --- Seminar Information. Cite as: 2009 (4) AELE Mo. L. J. 201 . ISSN 1935-0007. Employment Law Section - April 2009. Legal Challenges to Police and Fire AMERICANS FOR EFFECTIVE LAW ENFORCEMENT The Americans for Effective Law Enforcement (AELE) incorporated in 1966 as a not-for-profit organization has served for more than 50 years as a resource center and legal educational provider dedicated to offering interested parties objective, timely, accurate, legal, scientific, and evidence-based information and operational guidance toenhance
ASSOCIATING WITH KNOWN CRIMINALS Suspension warranted when officer "fraternized" with ex-con, even though conviction was nearly 20 years ago. Morrisette v. Dilworth, 59 N.Y.2d 449, 452 N.E.2d 1222 (1983), affirming 454 N.Y.S.2d 864. Officer wrongly terminated for dating daughter of crime figure awarded $324,429; reduced to UNITED STATES FEDERAL LAWS IMPACTING RECRUITMENT AND HIRING United States Federal Laws. Impacting Recruitment and Hiring. James W. Redlich. Chief Legal Counsel. Illinois State Police, Springfield, IL. The following list highlights those United Stated federal laws most likely to impact procedures for recruitment and hiring of law enforcement officers. States, counties, and municipalities may haveCHARLES GRUBER
Charles A. Gruber’s career in law enforcement spans four decades with 35 years as a Chief of Police. He served as Chief of Police in South Barrington, Illinois (1999-2008), Elgin, Illinois (1990-1998), Shreveport, Louisiana (1987-1990), and Quincy, Illinois (1976-1986). He is Past President of the International Association of Chiefs ofPolice
DISCIPLINING POLICE OFFICERS RE: MEDICAL MARIJUANA 1 Disciplining Police Officers Re: Medical Marijuana by Atty. John M. (Jack) Collins, General Counsel Massachusetts Chiefs of PoliceAssociation, Inc.
CIVIL LIABILITY FOR DETENTION FOR MENTAL HEALTH EVALUATION 102 In Fisher v.Harden, #02-3996, 398 F.3d 837 (6th Cir. 2005), the court very explicitly held that probable cause, rather than reasonable suspicion, was required to make a mental health seizure of an individual during an investigation of a report that he was suicidal. PRISONER NAME CHANGES 301 AELE Home Page--- Publications Menu--- Seminar Information ISSN 1935-0007 Cite as: 2011 (6) AELE Mo. L. J. 301 Jail & Prisoner Law Section – June 2011 Prisoner Name Changes Contents Introduction Religious Names Name Changes, Sex Offender Registration and VictimNotification
FALSE ARREST/IMPRISONMENT: MENTAL ILLNESS COMMITMENT False Arrest/Imprisonment: Mental Illness Commitment. A girl's high school boyfriend told an employee at school that she had tried to kill herself. The employee called the police and an officer was sent to the home where the girl was staying, detaining her until a sheriff's deputy arrived and took her, over her objections, to a hospital where SAMPLE POLICE CHIEF CONTRACT 3 2. HOURS OF WORK A. The Chief agrees to devote that amount of time and energy which is reasonably necessary for the Chief to faithfully perform the duties of Chief of U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR U.S. Department of Labor Employment Standards Administration Wage and Hour Division Maria Echaveste, Administrator Opinion Letter Lexis:1993 DOLWH Lexis 28
AMERICANS FOR EFFECTIVE LAW ENFORCEMENT The Americans for Effective Law Enforcement (AELE) incorporated in 1966 as a not-for-profit organization has served for more than 50 years as a resource center and legal educational provider dedicated to offering interested parties objective, timely, accurate, legal, scientific, and evidence-based information and operational guidance toenhance
ASSOCIATING WITH KNOWN CRIMINALS Suspension warranted when officer "fraternized" with ex-con, even though conviction was nearly 20 years ago. Morrisette v. Dilworth, 59 N.Y.2d 449, 452 N.E.2d 1222 (1983), affirming 454 N.Y.S.2d 864. Officer wrongly terminated for dating daughter of crime figure awarded $324,429; reduced to UNITED STATES FEDERAL LAWS IMPACTING RECRUITMENT AND HIRING United States Federal Laws. Impacting Recruitment and Hiring. James W. Redlich. Chief Legal Counsel. Illinois State Police, Springfield, IL. The following list highlights those United Stated federal laws most likely to impact procedures for recruitment and hiring of law enforcement officers. States, counties, and municipalities may haveCHARLES GRUBER
Charles A. Gruber’s career in law enforcement spans four decades with 35 years as a Chief of Police. He served as Chief of Police in South Barrington, Illinois (1999-2008), Elgin, Illinois (1990-1998), Shreveport, Louisiana (1987-1990), and Quincy, Illinois (1976-1986). He is Past President of the International Association of Chiefs ofPolice
DISCIPLINING POLICE OFFICERS RE: MEDICAL MARIJUANA 1 Disciplining Police Officers Re: Medical Marijuana by Atty. John M. (Jack) Collins, General Counsel Massachusetts Chiefs of PoliceAssociation, Inc.
CIVIL LIABILITY FOR DETENTION FOR MENTAL HEALTH EVALUATION 102 In Fisher v.Harden, #02-3996, 398 F.3d 837 (6th Cir. 2005), the court very explicitly held that probable cause, rather than reasonable suspicion, was required to make a mental health seizure of an individual during an investigation of a report that he was suicidal. PRISONER NAME CHANGES 301 AELE Home Page--- Publications Menu--- Seminar Information ISSN 1935-0007 Cite as: 2011 (6) AELE Mo. L. J. 301 Jail & Prisoner Law Section – June 2011 Prisoner Name Changes Contents Introduction Religious Names Name Changes, Sex Offender Registration and VictimNotification
FALSE ARREST/IMPRISONMENT: MENTAL ILLNESS COMMITMENT False Arrest/Imprisonment: Mental Illness Commitment. A girl's high school boyfriend told an employee at school that she had tried to kill herself. The employee called the police and an officer was sent to the home where the girl was staying, detaining her until a sheriff's deputy arrived and took her, over her objections, to a hospital where SAMPLE POLICE CHIEF CONTRACT 3 2. HOURS OF WORK A. The Chief agrees to devote that amount of time and energy which is reasonably necessary for the Chief to faithfully perform the duties of Chief of U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR U.S. Department of Labor Employment Standards Administration Wage and Hour Division Maria Echaveste, Administrator Opinion Letter Lexis:1993 DOLWH Lexis 28
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EMPLOYMENT & LABOR LAW FOR PUBLIC SAFETY AGENCIES AELE periodicals were published exclusively in print format until 2001; since then, they have been published online. The abbreviations for our periodicals are: FP for the Fire and Police Personnel Reporter, LR for the AELE Law Enforcement Liability Reporter, and JB for the AELE Jail and Prisoner Law Bulletin.CHARLES GRUBER
Charles A. Gruber’s career in law enforcement spans four decades with 35 years as a Chief of Police. He served as Chief of Police in South Barrington, Illinois (1999-2008), Elgin, Illinois (1990-1998), Shreveport, Louisiana (1987-1990), and Quincy, Illinois (1976-1986). DISCIPLINARY PUNISHMENT Disciplinary Punishment - Disparate Treatment. In a disparate disciplinary punishment case, "the standard for comparing conduct requires a reasonably close resemblance of the facts and circumstances of plaintiff's and comparator's cases, rather than a showing that both cases are identical." Ruiz v. POLICE INTERACTION WITH AUTISTIC PERSONS: THE NEED FOR 101 AELE Home Page --- Publications Menu --- Seminar Information . Cite as: 2009 (7) AELE Mo. L. J. 101 . ISSN 1935-0007 Civil Liability Law Section – July 2009 FALSE ARREST/IMPRISONMENT: MENTAL ILLNESS COMMITMENT False Arrest/Imprisonment: Mental Illness Commitment. A girl's high school boyfriend told an employee at school that she had tried to kill herself. The employee called the police and an officer was sent to the home where the girl was staying, detaining her until a sheriff's deputy arrived and took her, over her objections, to a hospital where PRISONERS AND SEXUALLY EXPLICIT MATERIALS 301 AELE Home Page--- Publications Menu--- Seminar Information ISSN 1935-0007 Cite as: 2010 (2) AELE Mo. L. J. 301 Jail & Prisoner Law Section – February 2010 Prisoners and Sexually Explicit Materials Contents Introduction Prisoners and Sexually Explicit Materials PRISONER EXERCISE AND CIVIL LIABILITY Reasons for Denial or Limitation . Restrictions on access to exercise may be justified by the prisoner’s own misconduct. In . Bass v. Perrin, #96-3428, 170 F.3d 1312 (11th Cir. 1999), the courtU.S. DISTRICT COURT
U.S. District Court. Holding: In a civil rights action brought against a city and a city police officer, the plaintiff claimed the officer shot him in the back because the officer s poor physical condition prevented him from chasing plaintiff on foot, and sought his medical records to prove that claim. The officer had surgery after theshooting
LEGAL CHALLENGES TO POLICE AND FIRE CHAPLAIN PROGRAMS AELE Home Page--- Publications Menu --- Seminar Information. Cite as: 2009 (4) AELE Mo. L. J. 201 . ISSN 1935-0007. Employment Law Section - April 2009. Legal Challenges to Police and Fire AMERICANS FOR EFFECTIVE LAW ENFORCEMENT The Americans for Effective Law Enforcement (AELE) incorporated in 1966 as a not-for-profit organization has served for more than 50 years as a resource center and legal educational provider dedicated to offering interested parties objective, timely, accurate, legal, scientific, and evidence-based information and operational guidance toenhance
LETHAL AND LESS LETHAL FORCE SEMINAL The Investigation, Management, and Use of Lethal and Less Lethal ForceMay 3-6, 20 21Attend Live or Virtual. The Investigation, Management, and Use of Lethal and Less Lethal Force. May 3-6, 2021 - Orleans Hotel, Las Vegas (last day ends at noon). 2021 brochure. Registration form. Password for the materials will be presented at theseminar.
CHARLES GRUBER
Charles A. Gruber’s career in law enforcement spans four decades with 35 years as a Chief of Police. He served as Chief of Police in South Barrington, Illinois (1999-2008), Elgin, Illinois (1990-1998), Shreveport, Louisiana (1987-1990), and Quincy, Illinois (1976-1986). He is Past President of the International Association of Chiefs ofPolice
ASSOCIATING WITH KNOWN CRIMINALS Suspension warranted when officer "fraternized" with ex-con, even though conviction was nearly 20 years ago. Morrisette v. Dilworth, 59 N.Y.2d 449, 452 N.E.2d 1222 (1983), affirming 454 N.Y.S.2d 864. Officer wrongly terminated for dating daughter of crime figure awarded $324,429; reduced to FREEDOM OF INFORMATION An Arkansas prisoner claimed that a state freedom of information law violated due process and equal protection by only allowing incarcerated felons such as himself to request public records through an attorney. Based on that restriction, a police department employee denied his request for information concerning a person he hadassaulted.
POLICE CODE OF SILENCE FACTS REVEALED The National Institute of Ethics has concluded the most extensive research ever conducted on the police Code of Silence. Between February, 1999 and June, 2000, 3,714 officers and academy recruits from forty-two different states were asked to participate in the studyby the Institute.
DISCIPLINING POLICE OFFICERS RE: MEDICAL MARIJUANA 1 Disciplining Police Officers Re: Medical Marijuana by Atty. John M. (Jack) Collins, General Counsel Massachusetts Chiefs of PoliceAssociation, Inc.
SAMPLE POLICE CHIEF CONTRACT 3 2. HOURS OF WORK A. The Chief agrees to devote that amount of time and energy which is reasonably necessary for the Chief to faithfully perform the duties of Chief of CIVIL LIABILITY FOR DETENTION FOR MENTAL HEALTH EVALUATION 102 In Fisher v.Harden, #02-3996, 398 F.3d 837 (6th Cir. 2005), the court very explicitly held that probable cause, rather than reasonable suspicion, was required to make a mental health seizure of an individual during an investigation of a report that he was suicidal. ORLANDO, FLORIDA POLICE DEPARTMENT 1 Specimen Civil Disturbances Policy Orlando, Florida Police Department Policy and Procedure 1302.0 Civil Disturbances EffectiveDate: 06/15/04
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LETHAL AND LESS LETHAL FORCE SEMINAL The Investigation, Management, and Use of Lethal and Less Lethal ForceMay 3-6, 20 21Attend Live or Virtual. The Investigation, Management, and Use of Lethal and Less Lethal Force. May 3-6, 2021 - Orleans Hotel, Las Vegas (last day ends at noon). 2021 brochure. Registration form. Password for the materials will be presented at theseminar.
CHARLES GRUBER
Charles A. Gruber’s career in law enforcement spans four decades with 35 years as a Chief of Police. He served as Chief of Police in South Barrington, Illinois (1999-2008), Elgin, Illinois (1990-1998), Shreveport, Louisiana (1987-1990), and Quincy, Illinois (1976-1986). He is Past President of the International Association of Chiefs ofPolice
ASSOCIATING WITH KNOWN CRIMINALS Suspension warranted when officer "fraternized" with ex-con, even though conviction was nearly 20 years ago. Morrisette v. Dilworth, 59 N.Y.2d 449, 452 N.E.2d 1222 (1983), affirming 454 N.Y.S.2d 864. Officer wrongly terminated for dating daughter of crime figure awarded $324,429; reduced to FREEDOM OF INFORMATION An Arkansas prisoner claimed that a state freedom of information law violated due process and equal protection by only allowing incarcerated felons such as himself to request public records through an attorney. Based on that restriction, a police department employee denied his request for information concerning a person he hadassaulted.
POLICE CODE OF SILENCE FACTS REVEALED The National Institute of Ethics has concluded the most extensive research ever conducted on the police Code of Silence. Between February, 1999 and June, 2000, 3,714 officers and academy recruits from forty-two different states were asked to participate in the studyby the Institute.
DISCIPLINING POLICE OFFICERS RE: MEDICAL MARIJUANA 1 Disciplining Police Officers Re: Medical Marijuana by Atty. John M. (Jack) Collins, General Counsel Massachusetts Chiefs of PoliceAssociation, Inc.
SAMPLE POLICE CHIEF CONTRACT 3 2. HOURS OF WORK A. The Chief agrees to devote that amount of time and energy which is reasonably necessary for the Chief to faithfully perform the duties of Chief of CIVIL LIABILITY FOR DETENTION FOR MENTAL HEALTH EVALUATION 102 In Fisher v.Harden, #02-3996, 398 F.3d 837 (6th Cir. 2005), the court very explicitly held that probable cause, rather than reasonable suspicion, was required to make a mental health seizure of an individual during an investigation of a report that he was suicidal. ORLANDO, FLORIDA POLICE DEPARTMENT 1 Specimen Civil Disturbances Policy Orlando, Florida Police Department Policy and Procedure 1302.0 Civil Disturbances EffectiveDate: 06/15/04
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