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The term “generally accepted police practices” is often cited in legal proceedings to evaluate law enforcement actions, particularly in use of force incidents. However, experts Von Kliem, Jamie Borden, and

Authored By Investigative Specialist TJ Lewis Illustrations from “Anatomy of a Critical Incident – Navigating Controversy”  As an Investigative Specialist, I have extensive experience related to the critical issue of

Law enforcement is a calling that demands everything from those who answer it. Officers dedicate their lives to serving communities, often at the cost of their personal time, energy, and

Critical Incident Review: Barnes v. Felix –  A Landmark Ruling, How it Affects the Need for Thorough Use-of-Force Investigations from a UOF Experts Perspective As a law enforcement use-of-force expert

“Take a Step Back” Law enforcement in 2025 is a vastly different landscape than it was in the 1990s when officers like Daniel King and Jamie Borden began their careers.

When a police officer uses force, the aftermath is rarely black-and-white. In a heated discussion, veteran investigators Jamie Borden and Danny King expose the messy reality of how “reasonableness” is

By Danny King and Jamie Borden, Critical Incident Review, L.L.C. Cognitive Interview; Addressing the Challenges Officer-involved shootings (OIS) are among the most scrutinized events in law enforcement, requiring a delicate

The Hidden Dangers of Emotional Bias in Video Evidence Analysis Video evidence is a cornerstone of modern investigations, particularly in law enforcement cases involving use-of-force incidents. Its visual clarity seems