Constitutional Policing

Constitutional policing – the idea that enforcement activities should comply with the US Constitution as well as state constitutions and court opinions – should be front of mind for all law enforcement professionals.

Before his career in law enforcement, John Moore served as a criminal attorney for over 30 years. A subject matter expert in Constitutional Policing involving law enforcement’s interaction with the First, Second, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and Eighth Amendments to the United States Constitution and the corresponding Articles of the Massachusetts Declaration of Rights.

We bring a unique perspective and experience to Constitutional Policing.

Training Programs include:

Freedom of Speech
Right to Peaceable Assembly
Right to Keep and Bear Arms
Search and Seizure
Probable Cause
Indictments by the Grand Jury
Double Jeopardy
Right not to Incriminate Oneself (Miranda)
Due Process
Right to a Speedy and Public Trial
Right of Confrontation
Right to an Attorney
Excessive Bail
Cruel and Unusual Punishment

Additional services Include:

Policy and Procedure drafting or review
Case Prosecution review
Instruction of Personnel
MLEAG Constitutional Policing Alerts

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Constitutional Policing

We bring a unique perspective and experience to Constitutional Policing.

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