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Fatal Impact?: The Effects of Emotional Arousal and Weapon Presence on Police Officers' Memories for a Simulated Crime

NCJ Number

215572

Journal

Legal and Criminological Psychology

Date Published

September 2006

Statewide Domestic Violence Data Collection Project: Key Findings From Standardized Intake Form Pilot

NCJ Number

215549

Date Published

August 2005

Essential Elements in TASER Policy and Procedure

NCJ Number

215261

Journal

Law and Order

Date Published

August 2006

Unravelling the 'Velcro Effect': Is Deterring Assaults Against the Police Indicative of a More Aggressive Style of Policing?

NCJ Number

215061

Journal

International Journal of Police Science & Management

Date Published

2006

Low-Light Fighting

NCJ Number

214726

Journal

Law Enforcement Technology

Date Published

May 2006

Fighting with a Carbine

NCJ Number

214634

Journal

Police: The Law Enforcement Magazine

Date Published

May 2006

Deadly Force: Constitutional Standards, Federal Guidelines and Officer Standards

NCJ Number

214290

Date Published

2003

Stay Out of the Way

NCJ Number

213959

Journal

Police: The Law Enforcement Magazine

Date Published

April 2006

Taking the Plunge: Officers Who Work Around Water Need To Know More Than Just How To Swim--They Need To Know How To Be Cops in Deep Water

NCJ Number

213955

Journal

Police: The Law Enforcement Magazine

Date Published

April 2006

Off-Duty Deployment of a Full-Sized Firearm

NCJ Number

213824

Journal

Law Enforcement Technology

Date Published

March 2006

Low-Light Engagements: Instructor Course

NCJ Number

213789

Journal

Law and Order

Date Published

March 2006

Ten Essential Skills You Need To Win a Gunfight

NCJ Number

213656

Journal

Police: The Law Enforcement Magazine

Date Published

March 2006

A Big Bang and Flash With LTL

NCJ Number

211917

Date Published

2003

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NIJ-Sponsored

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ABE: Evaluating LTL Technology

NCJ Number

211863

Date Published

2001

Agencies

NIJ-Sponsored

Publication Link

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How "Less" Is Less Than Lethal?

NCJ Number

211820

Date Published

2000

Agencies

NIJ-Sponsored

Publication Link

PDF

Making Guns Smart: The Next Step

NCJ Number

211814

Date Published

1999

Agencies

NIJ-Sponsored

Quest for Less Lethal Systems

NCJ Number

211142

Journal

Law and Order

Date Published

August 2005

Publication Link

DOC

CTS Less Lethal Instructor Course

NCJ Number

211143

Journal

Law and Order

Date Published

August 2005

Publication Link

DOC

Use of Force Options

NCJ Number

211141

Journal

Law and Order

Date Published

August 2005

Publication Link

DOC

Electro-Muscular Disruption Technology: A Nine-Step Strategy for Successful Deployment

NCJ Number

210575

Date Published

2005

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NIJ-Sponsored

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Cops vs. Cars

NCJ Number

210484

Journal

Police: The Law Enforcement Magazine

Date Published

June 2005

Use of Electro-Muscular Disruption Devices (EMDs) in Higher Education Law Enforcement

NCJ Number

210184

Journal

Campus Law Enforcement Journal

Date Published

March 2005

Training and Guidelines For Use of Electronic Control Weapons

NCJ Number

209951

Journal

Sheriff

Date Published

May 2005

Dodging Arrows: When Adding Less-Lethal Technology, Pioneering Agencies Can Protect Themselves Through Education, Research and Training

NCJ Number

209506

Journal

Law Enforcement Technology

Date Published

March 2005

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Intuitive Decisionmaking

NCJ Number

209428

Journal

Police: The Law Enforcement Magazine

Date Published

March 2005