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The Truth in Perception: Examining the Impact of Body-Worn Cameras on Memory Recall

In this episode of the Guardian Mindset Podcast, Eric welcomes Dr. Paul Taylor, an experienced law enforcement research and training expert, back to the show to delve into the contentious issue of whether officers should watch video footage before writing their use-of-force reports. Dr. Taylor’s expertise in the field offers invaluable insights into this complex topic. The podcast offers unique perspectives from legal and […]

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Guardian Mindset Podcast: Managing Public Protests with Spencer Fomby

In this episode of the Guardian Mindset Podcast, Attorney Eric Daigle and special guest Captain (Ret.) Spencer Fomby discuss managing public protests. You can listen and subscribe on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, or watch the video podcast recording below. Managing Public Protests: Navigating Complexity and Ensuring Preparedness with Spencer Fomby The podcast delves into the complexities of managing public protests, emphasizing the critical role

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Protest Response and Anticipated NTOA Public Order Standards Webinar

This webinar will focus on protest response standards and the soon-to-be-released Public Order National Standards recommended by the National Tactical Officers Association (NTOA). The NTOA Public Order Section Chair, Spencer Fomby, and the NTOA Legal Section Chair, Attorney Eric Daigle, will discuss why the standards were developed, what they are, and why your agency should adopt them. The webinar will review applicable legal, policy,

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Exigent Circumstances When Handling Electronics

In United States v. Meyer, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals considers a case that examines the application of exigent circumstances when handling electronics. This case delves into the rules and exceptions that apply when law enforcement officers seek to enter a home and search for evidence without first obtaining a warrant. Specifically, the court evaluates whether officers may enter a home without a

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From Pepper Spray to Public Perception

The Complexities of Balancing Non-Lethal Force with First Amendment Rights An often-overlooked issue in the context of law enforcement is the concern over potential violations of individual’s First Amendment rights to freedom of speech and assembly. Police Departments around the Nation have faced widespread criticism and legal condemnation for their use of crowd control tactics in response to protests and large public gatherings. It is important to

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Consent to Search Granted and then Taken Away

The recent case from the Seventh Circuit, United States v. Jones, raises important questions about Fourth Amendment rights and consent to search. The case involved an arrest warrant that led to a consensual search, ultimately revealing a hidden firearm. The issue at hand is whether a person who initially grants consent to a search retains the right to withdraw that consent during the search.

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Capturing the Truth: Navigating the Intersection of Freedom of Speech and Video Recording in Law Enforcement

In a recent opinion, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals established their position on the extent to which the First Amendment protections extend to recording and livestreaming officer civilian interactions. In Sharpe v. Winterville Police Department[1], the court considered the First Amendment right for a passenger to livestream their own traffic stop. After issuing this opinion, the Fourth Circuit became the second even-numbered circuit to

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Legal Pitfalls in Background Investigations

Are you responsible for conducting background investigations for your police department? Want to ensure that you’re doing them correctly and minimizing legal liability? Daigle Law Group is excited to announce our upcoming free online police training webinar on Background Investigations. During this webinar, you will receive an overview of the following topics: This free training webinar will provide attendees with the knowledge and tools

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Balancing Training Innovations with Legal Standards

The best way to combat “custom” is through the implementation of clear policies, comprehensive training on those policies, and close and effective supervision. To this end, innovations in law enforcement training have benefited and will continue to benefit departments. Effective, comprehensive training, however, must maintain focus on legal objectives and “clearly established law.” The 2020–2021 U.S. legislative session resulted in an all-time high of

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