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Use of Force in U.S. Policing 2025 – Law Enforcement and Public Safety
Use of Force in U.S. Policing: Evolving Complexities and Shifting Dynamics in 2025 1024 577 D'Andre Lampkin

Use of Force in U.S. Policing: Evolving Complexities and Shifting Dynamics in 2025

Abstract Use of force remains one of the most debated and scrutinized aspects of law enforcement in the United States. This paper examines developments in 2025 relating to the legal…

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Los Angeles County deputy sheriff patrolling, symbolizing recruitment and retention challenges in law enforcement staffing.
Recruitment and Retention Challenges for Deputy Sheriffs in Los Angeles County 629 352 D'Andre Lampkin

Recruitment and Retention Challenges for Deputy Sheriffs in Los Angeles County

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD) is grappling with a significant challenge: recruiting and retaining Deputy Sheriffs amidst financial constraints and unprecedented demands. Recent decisions by the Los Angeles…

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LAPD officers take cover during the 1997 North Hollywood Shootout, a turning point in modern policing.
Remembering the North Hollywood Shootout: A Turning Point in Law Enforcement Tactics 900 720 D'Andre Lampkin

Remembering the North Hollywood Shootout: A Turning Point in Law Enforcement Tactics

On February 28, 1997, the nation witnessed a harrowing event known as the North Hollywood Shootout. This intense and prolonged confrontation between two heavily armed bank robbers and officers from…

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D’Andre Lampkin white paper on climate change, Syria, and homeland security published in William & Mary Environmental Law & Policy Review
From Rising Heat Comes Rising Tension in Syria: How Global Warming Started a War & Threatens Homeland Security 1024 576 D'Andre Lampkin

From Rising Heat Comes Rising Tension in Syria: How Global Warming Started a War & Threatens Homeland Security

This article, authored by D’Andre D. Lampkin and published in the William & Mary Environmental Law & Policy Review (Vol. 41, Issue 3, 2017), explores the intersection of climate change,…

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