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: New York Public Personnel LawInvestigative Detention of Employees
Source: AELE Law Enforcement
Legal Center reports that one of its most popular articles published during 2008 was
Investigative Detention of Employees - I Part One: Criminal Interviews
The contents of the article:
? Scope of Article
? Milwaukee Police ? adultery (1982)
? New York State Police ? cover-up (2001)
? Milwaukee Police ? use of force and IA sting (2002)
? Los Angeles County Sheriff ? use of force (2007)
? References It is posted on the Internet at:
Although the article has as it focus the investigation of allegations of wrongdoing by law enforcement personnel, many of the insights and suggestions could prove useful in connection with the such investigations of "civilian personnel" by an appointing authority.
A list of all of the articles published by AELE during 2007 and 2008 is posted on the Internet at: http://www.aele.org/law/MLJTopics.html
Readers may subscribe to materials distributed by AELE via e-mail at:
http://www.aele.org/e-signup.html
Full post as published by New York Public Personnel Law on January 27, 2009 (boomark / email).
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