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Law Enforcement Legal Publications
One of the primary needs for law enforcement agencies today is training. Without adequate training materials, an agency and its personnel are easy targets for law suits. To be comprehensive and effective, training must encompass both criminal law and civil liability.
The publications of Law Enforcement Legal Publications have helped to fill that need at the national and state levels for over thirty years. To find out more about our publications and read excerpts from recent issues, follow the links in the side-bar index.
As a service to our subscribers and the law enforcement community, we maintain News from the Courts. Frequently updated, this section of our Web pages contains some of the latest decisions from the courts affecting the law enforcement profession.
James P. Manak, Publisher
In addition to serving as Amicus Advocate for
Americans for Effective Law Enforcement, Chicago, Illinois, Mr. Manak is
Adjunct Counsel at The Center for Public Safety,
Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois; Adjunct Professor of Law at
John Marshall Law School, Chicago, Illinois; and has
served as consultant to the National
District Attorneys Association since 1967.
Consultants
One of the strengths of our publications is the scope and breadth of our consultants and contributors. Some may be consulted independently.
- Michael A. Brave
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Director
LAAW, International, Inc.
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
brave@laaw.com - Bernard J. Farber
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Research Counsel
Americans for Effective Law Enforcement
Chicago, Illinois
bernfarber@aol.com Home Page - Wayne Schmidt
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Director
Americans for Effective Law Enforcement
Chicago, Illinois
aele@aol.com - Robert Wennerholm
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Executive Director
Police Law Institute
Oakdale, Iowa