By Melanie Conner
Charm City, a documentary exploring deteriorating relations between citizens and police in Baltimore, recently premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival 2018. Learn what inspired an American Military University criminal justice student to get involved in the film’s creation.
Ray O’Hara, EVP of AS Solutions, gave a talk on strategic decision making at the recent International Security Conference & Exposition West in Las Vegas.
Lawmakers are faced with particularly complicated decisions as they work to create policies to end active shooter incidents.
By Erik Kleinsmith
When political bias leaks into the business of intelligence, it can be damaging to the quality of work produced. Intelligence analysts should follow these four steps to identify and minimize bias.
I recently interviewed five Ukrainian soldiers who are fighting against Russian-backed separatists in the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine. During my interview, I jokingly asked one young soldier, who calls himself Myhalych, “Why do Russian and Ukrainian soldiers always wear balaclavas?”
By Dr. Michael Pittaro
Are you interested in getting involved with community service? Volunteering has many personal and professional rewards, but more importantly and if approached with some thought, can make a true impact in the lives of others.
By Leischen Stelter
Probation and parole officers are in a unique position to identify domestic violence, but not if they don’t have relevant training. With this in mind, North Carolina Department of Public Safety partnered with American Military University to create the most up-to-date training for its officers and staff.
By Jinnie Chua
Incarceration is the criminal justice system’s sweeping response to drug offenses, but is it justified or sustainable? Find out how structured rehabilitation programs for non-violent drug offenders can do more to prevent reoffending.