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Constitution | Government Policy | Policing Trends | Law

5 Signs the U.S. Is Erecting a Police State – and Why It Matters

A police state emerges when government institutions and law enforcement agencies exert excessive surveillance and control over citizens, often driven by those in power seeking to maintain dominance at the expense of constitutional rights and freedoms. In such environments, laws...

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Tragedy: When Police Fail to Act Responsibly

Interactions with police can sometimes end tragically, particularly when those sworn to protect and serve fail to act responsibly. Even more troubling is when the individuals harmed haven't committed any crime. While it's important to acknowledge that most police encounters,...

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Self-defense Weapon Discharge: What To Do Next

The gun goes off.  The noise punches right through the air louder than the loudest thunderclap in a church.  And now someone is on the ground and they’re bleeding profusely. You’re standing there, your heart is pounding out of rhythm...

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Independence and Freedom: A 4th of July Reflection

As we gather to celebrate the 4th of July, I want to extend my warmest wishes to you and your loved ones. Independence Day is a moment to commemorate the birth of a nation and honor the ideals that have...

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Why Are Police Taking Your Picture During Traffic Stops, and Should You Be Concerned?

A growing number of our members have reported an unusual occurrence during routine traffic stops: patrol officers taking their photos after handing back licenses and issuing citations. In fact, Attorney Shield® member video footage has captured this behavior by police...

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Police Quotas are Real - Just Ask an Honest Police Officer

Police quotas, known more formally as departmental standards, involve the practice of setting specific targets for arrests, citations, or stops within our communities. Prioritizing quantity over genuine public safety is intended to demonstrate productivity or effectiveness. Where officers meet or...

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