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Autism and 911 Dispatching: Key Insights for Public Safety Professionals
As autism rates continue to rise nationwide, it’s more important than ever
Author: Brittany Buckley
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When Ignoring a Spider Bite Becomes a Constitutional Violation
Correctional officers have a constitutional duty to ensure inmates receive appropriate medical
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Immigration Assistance between Federal, State, and Local Law Enforcement Agencies
Immigration into the United States is a current social and political issue.
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When Does Jail Food Violate an Inmate’s Religious Rights?
Correctional facilities are responsible for providing inmates with meals that meet basic
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First Amendment “Auditors”
The First Amendment of the United States Constitution protects certain rights, including
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When Does Jail Discipline Cross the Line?
Understanding Inmate Punishment and Due Process Correctional officers often face difficult decisions
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Georgia Continuing Education Requirements for Dispatchers
Continuing education is an essential part of professional growth for emergency dispatchers,
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Indiana’s New Dispatcher Training Requirements
As of January 1, 2025, Indiana requires all public safety telecommunicators to
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Talking to Child Callers
When children call 9-1-1, their ability to provide critical information depends largely
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Racial Profiling, Biased Policing, and AI
Racial bias in policing can take different forms, for example: Missouri statutes
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