NCJ Number
5295
Journal
JOURNAL OF CRIMINAL LAW, CRIMINOLOGY AND POLICE SCIENCE Volume: 61 Issue: 2 Dated: (JUNE 1970) Pages: 244-279
Date Published
1970
Length
36 pages
Annotation
POLICE CAN EFFECTIVELY ARTICULATE THEIR INTERESTS, EXPERIENCE AND OPINIONS TO THE PUBLIC, COURTS AND LEGISLATURES.
Abstract
THE AUTHOR IS A POLICE LEGAL ADVISOR FOR THE DENVER, COLORADO POLICE DEPARTMENT. THE DENVER DEPARTMENT HAS ADDRESSED THE U.S. SUPREME COURT, THE COLORADO SUPREME COURT AND THE COLORADO LEGISLATURE ON A VARIETY OF ISSUES INCLUDING STOP AND FRISK, SEARCH AND SEIZURE, AND JUVENILE ARREST AND INTERROGATION PROCEDURES. THE AUTHOR STATES THAT THE ARTICULATION OF POLICE PROBLEMS WAS A FACTOR IN OBTAINING DESIRABLE RESULTS.