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What's New
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Technology Institute for Law EnforcementEvent01/06/09
HomePage01/05/09
NLECTC-National Testing and Evaluation: Manufacturer Submission GuidelinesPage12/30/08
Prison Officials Ask for $66 million to Help Stop Cell Phone SmugglingNews Abstract12/24/08
Ripon Police to Hone Skills With Firearm SimulatorsNews Abstract12/24/08
Group Wants Obama to Name Officer to Fight Online DangersNews Abstract12/24/08
Phila. Police to Be Permitted Larger Caliber HandgunsNews Abstract12/24/08
KDHE, Local Law Enforcement Partner for New DUI InstrumentsNews Abstract12/24/08
Denver Airport Center Adopts National Incident Management SystemNews Abstract12/24/08
L.A. Co. Gets Cutting-Edge Lie DetectorNews Abstract12/24/08
UT Professor Refines Art of Looking Behind WallsNews Abstract12/24/08
Schools to Use Spray for Drug DetectionNews Abstract12/17/08
Johns Hopkins Tests Gunshot Detection System, Police RespondNews Abstract12/17/08
Police Setting Up Database on GangsNews Abstract12/17/08
North Carolina Law Enforcement Finds Success in Tracking Crime SuspectsNews Abstract12/17/08
TSA Tests Boarding Pass TechnologyNews Abstract12/17/08
High-Tech Radio Microwaves to Connect Law Enforcement in StateNews Abstract12/17/08
Texas Prison Officials Plan Cell Phone Jamming TestNews Abstract12/17/08
RISC: Repository for Individuals of Special Concern Rapid Search FunctionalityNews Abstract12/17/08
Prisons Beefing Up Teleconferencing to Save MoneyNews Abstract12/17/08
Experimental Shoe-Print Database Sees the Soles of CriminalsNews Abstract12/17/08
Hand Held Metal Detector Public CommentPage12/16/08
Walk Through Metal Detector Public CommentPage12/16/08
NIJ/NLECTC Approved Testing LaboratoriesPage12/16/08
NLECTC-National Testing and Evaluation: Laboratory Application ProcessPage12/16/08
Crime Mapping and Analysis Program (CMAP)Page12/15/08
Bomb Suits Public CommentPage12/15/08
NLECTC-Rocky Mountain: Advisory CouncilPage12/12/08
Mock Prison Riot, May 3-6, 2009, Moundsville, West VirginiaEvent12/12/08
IBG Webcast SeriesService12/09/08
IBG Webcast SeriesPage12/09/08
Improvements in Image Capture for PractitionersPublication12/09/08
Mobile Biometric Device GuidePublication12/09/08
Quantitative Research on Friction Ridge Patterns Analysis of Level 3 Features at High Resolutions: Phase II – Final ReportPublication12/09/08
ItemsPage12/09/08
commcoe_inthenewsPage12/09/08
NLECTC - Communications Technologies Center of Excellence Announces New Center Director and Deputy DirectorPublication12/09/08
Federal Property and Equipment ManualPublication12/08/08
Evolution and Development of Police TechnologyPublication12/08/08
National Institute of Justice and Advances in Forensic Science and TechnologyPublication12/08/08
2000 Evaluation of Replacement Brake Pads for Police Patrol VehiclesPublication12/08/08
NIJ Standard 0108.01, Ballistic Resistant Protective MaterialsPublication12/08/08
Keeping Track of Electronic MonitoringPublication12/08/08
Understanding Wireless Communications in Public Safety A Guidebook to Technology, Issues, Planning, and ManagementPublication12/08/08
NLECTC Tests Autoloading Pistols for Law Enforcement UsePublication12/08/08
Your Technology PartnerPublication12/08/08
2001 Model Year Patrol Vehicle TestingPublication12/08/08
Selection and Application Guide to Personal Body Armor, NIJ Guide 100-01Publication12/08/08
Green Prisons Farm, Recycle to Save Energy, MoneyNews Abstract11/26/08
New Technology in Bonneville Co. Will Help Find Missing ChildrenNews Abstract11/26/08
Wichita Falls Unified Command Post is Ready for OperationNews Abstract11/26/08
BMV Joins Identity Theft FightNews Abstract11/26/08
States Complete Radiation Detection DrillNews Abstract11/26/08
Californian Prisons Employ Robotic ScoutsNews Abstract11/26/08
Crime CartographyNews Abstract11/26/08
Improved Measurements Could Mean Safer, More Reliable Electroshock WeaponsNews Abstract11/26/08
New Police Car Scans License Plates, Sniffs Out BombsNews Abstract11/26/08
Homeland Security and Justice Departments Providing More Info to Local OfficersNews Abstract11/26/08
10th Annual Innovative Technologies for Community Corrections ConferenceEvent11/26/08
RADēCOManufacturer Website11/19/08
NLECTC-Northwest: Regional Advisory CouncilPage11/18/08
NLECTC-Northeast: StaffPage11/18/08
RULETC: Center StaffPage11/18/08
NLECTC-Southeast: StaffPage11/18/08
NLECTC-National: StaffPage11/18/08
Atlantic Beach Crime Information Will Be OnlineNews Abstract11/13/08
New Communications Tools Help Emergency RespondersNews Abstract11/13/08
Prison Officials Looking at Cell Phone Tracking TechnologyNews Abstract11/13/08
Washington Seeks Tools to Fight Identify ThievesNews Abstract11/13/08
Retailers Use E-Mail Alert System to Thwart Theft RingsNews Abstract11/13/08
Reverse 911 System Used in Search for 77-Year-Old WomanNews Abstract11/13/08
Cities See Decrease in Crime With ShotSpotterNews Abstract11/13/08
Progress is Minimal in Clearing DNA CasesNews Abstract11/13/08
Colorado to Deploy COPLINK in a Statewide Law Enforcement and Public Safety Information Sharing InitiativeNews Abstract11/13/08
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