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- [Video Review - ICE Incident](https://criticalincidentreview.com/video-review-ice-incident/) - Click here For Training Schedule Objective use-of-force incident analysis is significantly complicated by the inherent limitations of human cognition under stress and the technical “frailties” of video technology, both of which can lead to biased or inaccurate hindsight reviews. The Blind Spots of Justice: 5 Reasons Your Intuition About Police Video is Challenged Introduction: The Perspective
- [Time to Start, Time to Stop, an element of Action v. Reaction in police use of force.](https://criticalincidentreview.com/time-to-start-time-to-stop-an-element-of-action-v-reaction/) - A look at the application of Action v. Reaction in police use of force and the Investigative Protocol. What takes time to start, takes time to...
- [The leadership Perspective](https://criticalincidentreview.com/the-leadership-perspective/) - Included in this blog post are the article, a link to a short peace ou!dcast, the explainer video, a concept explainer, and a case study format. Click here to listen to the Podcast Climbing to Rank- Or Rising to Rank Click here for the Leadership Perspective Course The Two Paths to Promotion in Law Enforcement
- [Iron Sights Podcast with Jamie Borden and Scott Howell](https://criticalincidentreview.com/iron-sights-podcast-with-jamie-borden-and-scott-howell/) - Click here: to listen to the Iron Sights Podcast Click here: To watch Video Interview Click here: The Enhanced Force Investigations Course from CIR
- [Report Writing and the Objective Standard](https://criticalincidentreview.com/report-writing-and-the-objective-standard/) - Click here: EFI Certicication Course Article - Overview Introduction: Why Understanding the 4th Amendment Matters for Police Reports and Statements (Interviews)Police work often involves tough, fast decisions, especially in high-stress situations where force might be used. But what happens after? If someone claims the force was too much or unfair, things can get complicated quick.
- [The Case for Delaying Video Review in Officer-Involved Critical Incident Investigations](https://criticalincidentreview.com/the-case-for-delaying-video-review-in-officer-involved-critical-incident-investigations/) - Explainer Video Click here: Force Analysis - Video review and Examination Course Authored By Investigative Specialist TJ LewisIllustrations from “Anatomy of a Critical Incident – Navigating Controversy” As an Investigative Specialist, I have extensive experience related to the critical issue of body-worn camera (BWC) use in officer-involved incident investigations. Having retired as a homicide investigator, I’ve
- [Video Evidence - Surface Review: Cautions](https://criticalincidentreview.com/video-evidence-surface-review-cautions/) - Beyond the Frame - Part One - First Steps
- [BWC - Etiquette](https://criticalincidentreview.com/bwc-etiquette/) - Quick Explainer Video for Briefing Use Body-Worn Camera Etiquette: Professionalism Under the Lens Body-worn cameras are now an anchor of policing, offering a transparent record of critical incidents like use-of-force events. They can protect officers and the public by providing objective evidence, but they also capture every word, gesture, and interaction in high-stakes situations. Through
- [Critique v Analysis](https://criticalincidentreview.com/critique-v-analysis/) - Explainer Presentation Training Materials Article Click here: Force Investigations Course Lessons from the Killingly Incident: A Critical Review on Tactics and Trade-OffsBy Jamie Borden/Danny King, of Critical Incident ReviewAs someone who’s spent years training officers across all 50 states and diving deep into the human factors behind police use of force, I always approach incident
- [Understanding and Addressing the Misuse of "Generally Accepted Police Practices" in Use of Force Cases](https://criticalincidentreview.com/understanding-and-addressing-the-misuse-of-generally-accepted-police-practices-in-use-of-force-cases/) - 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 Daniel King recently highlighted its frequent misuse, which can unfairly penalize officers and distort justice. This article, based on their in-depth discussion, explores the complexities
- [Beyond the Frame: Part 2](https://criticalincidentreview.com/beyond-the-frame-part-2/) - Part 2 – Gathering and Verifying Video Evidence When investigating a critical incident like a use-of-force event, video evidence is a critical piece of the puzzle. However, as I’ve learned through years of forensic video analysis, the process of gathering and verifying this evidence requires careful attention to detail and a systematic approach. Building on
- [Officer Wellness: Balancing Passion and Policing](https://criticalincidentreview.com/officer-wellness-balancing-passion-and-policing/) - 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 even identity. But what happens when the badge becomes all-consuming? In a heartfelt conversation, two seasoned law enforcement professionals, Jamie and Danny King, share insights
- [Barnes From an Investigative Perspective](https://criticalincidentreview.com/barnes-from-an-investigative-perspective/) - Critical Incident Review: Barnes v. Felix – A Landmark Ruling, How it Affects the Need for Thorough Use-of-Force Investigations from a UOF Experts PerspectiveAs a law enforcement use-of-force expert and investigative specialist, I evaluate police actions through the lens of Graham v. Connor (1989), the Supreme Court case that sets the standard for determining whether
- [The Dangers Of Hindsight Attribution](https://criticalincidentreview.com/the-dangers-of-hindsight-attribution/) - Hindsight Bias is present in every use of force case. Especially if there is video evidence. Only proper training can help avoid it.
- [The Emotional Conductivity of Police Video](https://criticalincidentreview.com/the-emotional-conductivity-of-police-video/) - The Hidden Dangers of Emotional Bias in Video Evidence AnalysisVideo evidence is a cornerstone of modern investigations, particularly in law enforcement cases involving use-of-force incidents. Its visual clarity seems to promise objectivity, but as Jamie Borden and Danny King discuss in a recent conversation, this clarity can be a double-edged sword. Emotional biases, technical misunderstandings,
- [Navigating Modern Law Enforcement: Lessons from Barnes v. Felix and Beyond](https://criticalincidentreview.com/navigating-modern-law-enforcement-lessons-from-barnes-v-felix-and-beyond/) - “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. The rise of body cameras, public scrutiny, and evolving legal standards have transformed how officers operate and how their actions are evaluated. In a recent discussion,
- [Comparison: Body-Worn Camera v. The Human Eye](https://criticalincidentreview.com/comparison-body-worn-camera-v-the-human-eye/) - There's a big difference between body worn cameras and the human eye. Yet very few people understand how important that difference is in use of force.
- [General Perception Issues: Video Examination](https://criticalincidentreview.com/general-perception-issues-video-examination/) - General Perception Issues; Analysis of Force Through Video Review and ExaminationThe phenomenon where an officer involved in a critical incident may perceive a weapon where there is none, or misinterpret an object as a weapon, can be understood through a complex interplay of psychological, cognitive, and situational factors. This phenomenon often revolves around the concepts
- [Video Distortions, Visual Principles, Force Analysis](https://criticalincidentreview.com/video-distortions-visual-principles-force-analysis/) - Looming Effects Related to Visual Principles and the Effects on Video Review and Examination:When combined with the distortive effects of a fish-eye lens, the visual principle of looming creates a unique set of challenges and considerations for video analysis. Here’s a detailed look at how these factors interact and affect the interpretation of visual data:1.
- [Hindsight Attribution: Video Evidence](https://criticalincidentreview.com/hindsight-attribution-video-evidence/) - Video cameras and Body cams are everywhere now. They're supposed to give us a clear picture of what happens during police encounters...sometimes they do.
- [Investigations and the Interview](https://criticalincidentreview.com/investigations-and-the-interview/) - By Danny King and Jamie Borden, Critical Incident Review, L.L.C.Cognitive Interview; Addressing the ChallengesOfficer-involved shootings (OIS) are among the most scrutinized events in law enforcement, requiring a delicate balance between thorough investigation, legal accountability, and respect for the officer’s rights as an American citizen. In a recent discussion, Danny King and Jamie Borden, seasoned law
- [Leaving it on the Table; The Objective Standard](https://criticalincidentreview.com/leaving-it-on-the-table-the-objective-standard/) - 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 judged in use-of-force cases—and why the system often screws over cops who did nothing wrong.The Problem: Hindsight Bias and Outcome ObsessionBorden and King argue that
- [Leadership Perspective on Force Analysis](https://criticalincidentreview.com/leadership-perspective-on-force-analysis/) - After reading Michael Abrashoff’s “Turning the worst ship in the Navy into the best” I was inspired to convert some of the concepts into applicable information for law enforcement. One of the core courses through Critical Incident Review is the “Leadership Perspective on Force Analysis” Course. In that curriculum we address the successes and failures
- [Cops are NOT Super-Humans. Understanding the Experts Who Explain That](https://criticalincidentreview.com/cops-are-not-super-humans-understanding-the-experts-who-explain-that/) - Cops are super-humans. They can override the inherent limitations of their minds and bodies because they’ve been trained to do so. They can move quicker, think faster and see, hear and remember more than any other category of human. In fact, it wouldn’t be right to measure their behavior and performance against the standards “normal”
- [Video Review and Training Development](https://criticalincidentreview.com/video-review-and-training-development/) - How do we best extrapolate training from the video evidence of a critical incident? Simply stated, when we review a video and we do not have all of the facts and data regarding why the behavior we see is unfolding, we “critique” the actions of those players in the video. As trainers, we have to
- [Human Factors Check List](https://criticalincidentreview.com/human-factors-check-list/) - The draft of the Human Factors Check list is a living document. Please leave thoughts and ideas you have regarding the use of the Check-List for others to gain from all of the experience and application regarding the use of the tool.Get the checklist here:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Qi9i1GUvc_Lahm1M-O6D_3CHurjv4R65/view?usp=sharing
- [Use of Force; Policy Matters](https://criticalincidentreview.com/use-of-force-policy-matters/) - Use of Force; Policy Matters (pre and post-incident) :As a Use of Force instructor for the past several years, as well as an expert in human factors and an experienced video analyst, I have seen first-hand the critical differences between the intended purpose of a policy and how that policy is actually applied in the
- [Thinking Point; Consistency within Complexity](https://criticalincidentreview.com/thinking-point-consistency-within-complexity/) - Defining Consistency In An Inherently Inconsistent Profession.Articles generate thought, thoughts provoke discussions, discussions catalyzeimprovement. This commentary highlights some points from the article, “Pondering PastPractice: Why Consistency Is So Important in Decision-Making.” (Graham, 2021) linkedbelow.Focus of this article:I believe the core subject of the cited article is focused on non-violent or non-dynamicissues that have parameters established
- [From Video Analysis to Examination](https://criticalincidentreview.com/from-video-analysis-to-examination/) - Finding the Perfect Blend of Technicality and Specialized Knowledge For Your Agency~ Shifting the focus from “what are you looking at?” to “what are you looking for?” ~The Power of Video Review/Examination in Today’s Digital AgeVideo review has become an indispensable tool in law enforcement, enabling professionals to analyze, dissect, and evaluate visual content with
- [Anatomy of a Critical Incident: Navigating Controversy](https://criticalincidentreview.com/anatomy-of-a-critical-incident-navigating-controversy/)
- [A look at “Shared Cognition” as a concept and theory in Law Enforcement](https://criticalincidentreview.com/a-look-at-shared-cognition-as-a-concept-and-theory-in-law-enforcement/) - A look at “Shared Cognition” as a concept and theory in Law Enforcement In a critical incident involving law enforcement, shared cognition refers to the collective mental processes and communication among officers involved in the incident. While shared cognition can enhance decision-making and coordination, it also has limitations that officers must be aware of. The
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- [Attention, Experience, & Recall in Critical Incidents](https://criticalincidentreview.com/attention-experience-recall-in-critical-incidents/) - Part Two of the Two Part Series: The Totality of Facts and Circumstances from the Officers Perspective; Investigation and Evaluation of Use-of-Force – considering attentional resources and the associated memory issues from an investigative perspectiveInvestigating and evaluating Use-of-Force, considering attentional resources and the associated memory issues, and understanding how perceptual phenomena are related should be
- [Hindsight Review and Analysis; and Memory Considerations](https://criticalincidentreview.com/hindsight-review-and-analysis-and-memory-considerations/) - Part One of a Two Part Series – Understanding the nature of perceptual distortions and their potential impact on the appearance of an officer’s real-time judgment is crucial. (https://rumble.com/v1eajya-body-cam-officer-involved-deadly-shooting-nash-fiske.-nov-4.-wisconsin.html)This article is based on the above-linked video and is a follow-up to the previous article published by CIR.Understanding the nature of perceptual distortions and their potential impact
- [OODA Loop - A Hindsight Analytical Tool](https://criticalincidentreview.com/ooda-loop-a-hindsight-analytical-tool/) - As an experienced investigator, a national investigations trainer and a court certified expert witness I have been directly involved in or analyzed and evaluated scores of use-of-force investigations. Not surprisingly, a dominant mantra I consistently notice investigators repeating is, “What happened?” That’s a critical question, of course, but if it becomes the core question, we’re
- [Developing Expertise - First Steps](https://criticalincidentreview.com/developing-expertise-first-steps/)
- [Understanding The Objective Standard](https://criticalincidentreview.com/understanding-the-objective-standard/) - There's a large misunderstanding about the "objective standard" in use of force. CIR's Jamie Borden clears up some of the errors that occur in the application of the force standard.
- [Policy; Definitions and Interpretations](https://criticalincidentreview.com/policy-definitions-and-interpretations/) - You better be as confident in your understanding of the use of force policy as the chief is in theirs. But policies are stacked full of ambiguous terms

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