Breaking the Law of Unintended Consequences

Blue Line Magazine @blue_linemag ·

12 Aug

Current forensic investigations often involve analysis of video evidence, which may have limited resolution and clarity, particularly when acquired under poor lighting conditions or when objects of interest are at a distance. Read more: https://bit.ly/3cEQWj5
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Blue Line Magazine @blue_linemag ·

11 Aug

Police, fire & paramedics need to respond and work together during many types of incidents, with large-scale events like an explosion, active shooter, or terrorist attack being amongst the most high stakes calls.
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Blue Line Magazine @blue_linemag ·

11 Aug

In our latest edition of #BlueLine, Mike Novakowski looks at how the Supreme Court modified search incident to arrest inside a home. You can read the full column here: https://bit.ly/3PUCBNN

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Blue Line Magazine @blue_linemag ·

10 Aug

Blue Line's Best Dressed Police Vehicle contest is BACK!
Submissions for the 2023 edition are now open!
Deadline for submissions is October 7, 2022.
Learn more here: http://bit.ly/2RhFMCj

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Blue Line Magazine @blue_linemag ·

10 Aug

The behaviour known as “identification with the aggressor” has been described in various forms over many years; however, the term “Stockholm syndrome” was only coined 49 years ago.
In this issue's Behavioural Sciences column, we look at Stockholm syndrome: https://bit.ly/3J48Yrj

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