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Being Reactive Can be Detrimental to your Constitutional Policing

Having dedicated my career to ensuring effective operations of police agencies, I believe what is currently happening is the most discouraging thing I have ever witnessed. It is disappointing on two levels; the first thing that upsets me is how quickly law enforcement lost the support of its citizens, especially when no one disagrees that the actions of one officer were not proper. And […]

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Webinar: Police & The Press

Balancing First Amendment Rights with Operational Challenges of Law Enforcement – Is there a happy medium? The right of the press to document police activity is foundational to our democracy and has long been recognized and protected by the courts. During the protests of the last week there have been numerous reports that police have arrested, detained, threatened and had physical confrontations with journalists

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Crowd Control Resources

We here at Daigle Law Group watch as many of your departments are dealing with protests across the country, placing a continued strain on your resources. While many of the demonstrations are peaceful, some are requiring the calling of an unlawful demonstration in response to violence and property damage. How can we help?  We can help and make sure your officers are aware of

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Webinar: Training Officer Liability

Don’t Just Train it Because it’s Required, Make it Effective. Learn how to make training productive in a nonproductive time.  This Free Webinar will focus on the essential need for continued education, even during this challenging time, to ensure that the legal standards for training are met in your department.  Training Officers hold a significant impact on protecting your agency for excessive liability.  Do

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Domestic Violence and the Officer Home Search Hassle

United States v. Gabriel Rodriguez-Pacheco, 948 F.3d 1 (1st Cir. 2020) Certainly, our response to domestic violence cases has evolved for the better in recent years and we continue to improve our services to Domestic Violence victims.  That being said, we must still abide by constitutional guidelines during our investigations and the arrest of the offender.  Today’s case focuses on an appeal from the

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Constitutional Rights in Interviews and Interrogations

United States v. Carpentino, 948 F.3d 10 (1st Cir. 2020) There will always be constitutional limitations placed on interview and interrogation activities.  The simple math for any interview and interrogation situation is custody plus interrogation equals Miranda. With that being said, however, no case is that cut and dry and there are going to be nuances in every case.  Some thoughts to consider include: (1) was the suspect

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