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- May the Police Ask for Consent to Search at the Conclusion of a Traffic Stop?
- Commentary on May the Police Ask for Consent to Search at the Conclusion of a Traffic Stop?
- Improving the Law of Abduction in Virginia
- Qualified Immunity: How “Qualified” Is It?
- Background Hiring Investigations on College Students
- August, 2018 (Vol. 3, No. 2)
- Byrd v. U.S.: A Driver of a Rental Car Not Listed as a Driver on the Rental Agreement Has Standing to Object to a Search of the Car
- Carpenter v. U.S.: Obtaining Extensive Cell Site Location Data is a Search
- Collins v. Virginia: A Recent Supreme Court Case Underscores The Importance of Curtilage in Search Cases
- Active Shooter Events: Guidance from the National Fire Protection Association, the International Association of Chiefs of Police, and the Role of Unified Command
- What We Talk About When We Talk About Dignity in Policing
- The Problem of Solitary Confinement
- Exigent/Emergency Searches & Community Caretaker
- Police Deadly Force Against Citizens Wielding Knives
- Let Me Count the Ways – Vehicle Searches
- March, 2018 (Vol.3, No.1)
- June, 2017 (Vol.2, No. 1)
- Warrantless Searches of Automobiles on Private Property
- Do “No Trespassing” Signs Rescind the Invitation To the Public to Come to the Front Door?
- Some Thoughts on Justice Gorsuch and His Approach to Police Practices Cases
- Police Stop & Frisk Involving Citizen Firearm Carry
- Continuity Planning in Emergency Management: Is Your Agency Ready?
- Is RRI “D.O.A” in Virginia?
- Book Review: An Historic Film for an Historic Investigation
- November, 2016 (Vol. 1, No. 1)
- Mason v. Commonwealth (Virginia Supreme Court): Rearview Mirrors Have Acquired Great Law Enforcement Significance
- Response to Mason v. Commonwealth (Virginia Supreme Court)
- Utah v. Strieff (United States Supreme Court): The Supreme Court Further Restricts the Reach of the Exclusionary Rule
- Peer Support in Law Enforcement
- A Primer on Emergency Management Response Doctrine
- Emergency Management: Capabilities for Consideration in Exercise Design
- Birchfield v. North Dakota (United States Supreme Court): Expectation of Privacy for Blood Samples in DUI Arrests
- Extended Jurisdiction of Law Enforcement Officers
- Stop & Frisk: The Rest of the Story
- Revisiting Furman: Is it time for America to reevaluate the death penalty?
- Virginia Police Legal Bulletin Archive
- August 2015 | Vol. 10, No. 2
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- October 2008 | Vol 3, No. 2
- February 2008 | Vol. 3, No. 1
- September 2007 | Vol. 2, No. 2
- The Virginia Court of Appeals Decides Two Cases Dealing with Probable Cause to Search a Home and Application of the Leon Rule
- The Virginia Court of Appeals Clarifies Jurisdiction of Campus Police Officers Acting Under a Concurrent Jurisdiction Order with Adjoining Locality
- Supreme Court Summary: Scott v. Harris
- Special Announcement: Constitutional Update Handout
- Legal Summaries: Employment Law
- April 2007 | Vol. 2, No. 1
- December 2006 | Vol. 1, No. 2
- July 2006 | Vol. 1, No. 1
Special Announcement: Constitutional Update Handout
One of our co-editors (and regular contributor to the Bulletin), Jack Call, conducts a 4-hour constitutional update each year with police chiefs and deputy chiefs who go to Radford University for a week of training conducted by VACP. Jack puts together a student handout that he has posted on his personal webpage. You can find a link to the handout at www.radford.edu/~jcall (scroll to the heading, "VACP Materials"). The handout discusses several recent Supreme Court and Virginia appellate cases dealing with police practices.