Law Enforcement Bulletin 1996 Issues January Social Protests in the 1990s: Planning a Response Wanted: Manuscripts for Focus Issues Combatting Vehicle Theft Along the Texas Border Police Practice: Detection Dog Lineup Neighborhood Service Team Searching Locked Containers Incident to Arrest February - March NOTE: The production schedule of the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin was delayed by the recent Federal Government shutdown. To avoid any further disruption to the production schedule of the magazine, the February and March 1996 issues have been combined into one expanded edition. Laptop Computers: New Technology for Law Enforcement Police Practice: Assisting Senior Victims Critical Incident Stress In Law Enforcement Responding to Line-of-Duty Deaths Research Forum: The Project on Human Development in Chicago Neighborhoods Police-Defendants: Surviving a Civil Suit Management Difficulties with Discrimination Complaints  April Above and Beyond the Call of Duty: Preventing Off-duty Officer Deaths Case Study: Stopping a Serial Sniper The New Horizon: Transferring Defense Technology to Law Enforcement Focus on Domestic Violence: Prosecuting Cases Without Victim Cooperation Hidden Evidence: Latent Prints on Human Skin FBI Training on the New Federal Deadly Force Policy New Appointment: Director Freeh Appoints Harlin R. McEwen to Head Communications and Technology Branch May Enhancing Negotiator Training: Therapeutic Communication Focus on Stress: The Police Supervisor and Stress Book Review--Multicultural Law Enforcement: Strategies for Peacekeeping in a Diverse Society Condom Trace Evidence: A New Factor in Sexual Assault Investigations Case Study: Using Automation to Apply Discipline Fairly Suspect Restraint and Sudden Death Pursuing Publication June Downloading: Using Computer Software as an Investigative Tool Point of View -- Police Supervision in the 21st Century Negotiating With Foreign Language-Speaking Subjects Police Cynicism: Causes and Cures Case Study -- Under New Management: Using Federal Forfeiture Statutes to Attack the Drug Trade Combating Bigotry in Law Enforcement   July Dealing Crack Cocaine Crime Data - Crime Down in 1995 Point of View - Executive Skills and Abilities Impending Change - Community-Oriented Policing and Problem Solving Operation REACT Targeting Violence in Chicago Disclosing Officer Misconduct: A Constitutional Duty   August Check Fraud Point of View: Computer-Related Crime Graffiti Police Practice: An Alternative to Police Pursuits FaxBack Question Book Review: To Serve and Protect Consent Searches  September Understanding the Nature of Isolated Extremist Groups Retirement: A New Chapter Focus on Administration: Internal Affairs in the Small Agency Bank Robbery: A Target for Community Policing Police Practice: College Internship Program Creating Exigent Circumstances   October Online Services for Law Enforcement Point of View: Why Not Hire Civilian Commmanders? FBITN -- New Name For Satellite Training Statement Analysis: What Do Suspects' Words Really Reveal? Focus on Information Resources: The Violent Gang and Terrorist Organizations File Preventing Police Suicide Civil Forfeiture: Recent Supreme Court Cases November Integrated Use-of-Force Training Program Focus on Cooperation Building an Organizational Foundation for the Future Ethics Training: Using Officers' Dilemmas Pretext Traffic Stops: Whren v. United States December Computer Crime: An Emerging Challenge for Law Enforcement Book Review: Understanding Today's Police Community-Oriented Policing Means Business Case Study: Making Taxes Less Taxing -- A Public Safety Millage Campaign Employment Information Release Agreements 1996 Subject Index 1996 Author Index   | Law Enforcement Bulletin | Publications | FBI Home Page |