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2011
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Deaths related to the use of conducted energy devices (CEDs) are examined. Topics discussed include: continued use of CEDs by law enforcement; potential for moderate, severe, or secondary injury; cardiac rhythm issues; respiratory and metabolic issue... Read More
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2011
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This table shows how armor can meet compliance at defined protection classes and also armor, listed alphabetically by vendor, found to be compliant with NIJ Standard-0101.06 for ballistic resistance. It notes model designation, gender, opening, acces... Read More
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2011
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This table shows how armor can meet compliance at defined protection classes and also armor, listed alphabetically by vendor, found to be compliant with NIJ Standard 0115.00 for stab resistance. It notes threat level/protection class, model name, sty... Read More
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2011
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This study investigated what happens after healthy law enforcement officers were shot by a TASER while at rest and after vigorous exercise. Results are reported for vital signs, effects on respiratory and ventilator function, effects on blood paramet... Read More
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2011
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Results are presented from the first study to look at what happens when law enforcement trainees inhale while being exposed to electronic control devices (ECDs). Findings cover volitional breathing, inspiratory and expiratory volumes, and heart rate.... Read More
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2011
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These proceedings are about Excited Delirium Syndrome (ExDS) and strategies for addressing it. Law enforcement and medical professionals should be aware of ExDS and the ways it could impact their interactions with afflicted individuals. “The purpose ... Read More
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2010
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“This guide is designed to provide a comprehensive view of less-lethal technologies, their evolutionary role in criminal justice, and considerations when acquiring such devices to meet operational needs” (p.1-1). Six chapters comprise this manual: in... Read More
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2010
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The need for arming Deputy Probation Officers is explained. Reasons for this recommendation include: the classification of probation officers as peace officers; the facilitation of community safety and offender accountability; supervision of high ris... Read More
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2010
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Individuals wanting an introduction to the issue of arming probation officers will find this brief primer invaluable. It covers two pros –dangerous offenders and practical applications—and two cons—conflicting views and probation officer preference—o... Read More
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2009
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The use of less-lethal weapons by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), including the Federal Bureau of Prisons and United States Marshals Service, is evaluated. Sections following an executive digest include: introduction; background; purpose, scop... Read More
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2009
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The use in a correctional setting of an “ultrasonic nonlinear system that beams focused ultrasonic energy to a small region on a person” penetrating their clothing to detect both metal and plastic objects was investigated (p.3). This report contains ... Read More
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2009
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The development of a concealed weapons detection (CWD) device is explained. The goal of Phase I is to “demonstrate imaging of concealed weapons/objects such as razor blades, knives, and guns from an 8 element linear array using our high-performance, ... Read More
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2008
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The stimulation of an individual's heart by the discharge of a stun gun is examined. Sections in addition to an abstract are: stun gun discharges; method of stunning; electrical stimulation of the heart; effect of external electrical discharges on t... Read More
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2008
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Results are provided from a qualitative and quantitative analysis of the TASER X26 and Stinger S200 weapon systems. Sections making up this report include: executive summary; introduction; literature review; qualitative analysis; and quantitative an... Read More
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2008
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The safety of electro-muscular-disruption (EMD) Weapons, aka conducted energy devices (CEDs) is examined. This report is comprised of these sections: background; study methodology; findings; post-event medical care; considerations for the death inve... Read More
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2008
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The intent of this Administrative Code “is to promote the personal safety of the certified correctional probation officer engaged in field supervision and investigation of assigned offenders…[by the use of firearms] for defensive purposes while on du... Read More
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2008
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The need to provide a limited number of probation officers with firearms is explained. This assertion is made in regards to changing the Marin County Probation Department’s prohibition on the possession of firearms by probation officers. This documen... Read More
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2006
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Contents of these proceedings are: meeting highlights; Report from the Bureau of Justice Statistics by Allen Beck; Discussion: PREA in Local Jails; Statistical Analysis: Crowding, Life Safety, and Managing Staff by Patrick Jablonski and Scott Bradste... Read More
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2005
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Findings from a ballistic and mechanical properties test of 103 used Zylon-containing body armor are presented. This report contains the following sections: executive summary; supplemental results from Phase I testing; Phase II testing results; re... Read More
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2003
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Key staff safety training issues for community corrections agencies are discussed. This manual addresses: - Use-of-force continuum;
- Crisis prevention;
- Self defense and physical fitness;
- Oleoresin capsicum;
- Body protection... Read More
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1990
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An overview of worker safety among probation and parole personnel in the 1980's is presented. Examples and trends regarding the victimization of probation and parole workers, along with guidelines for their protection, are discussed.... Read More
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