…of the fiscal year 2016 CJS Appropriations bill passed the Appropriations Committee, the legislation was not considered on the Senate floor. At the time of this publication, next year’s funding…

…our communities as we battle the pandemic and support working families in our time of need.” California’s businesses, who are vital to local recovery, will be impacted by these budget…

…storage, retention, the effect on community-policing interactions, and audits and controls. – A communication and education campaign that involves interested parties (law enforcement, courts, prosecution, the defense bar, civil leadership,…

…calendar year to $2,000 in a calendar year. PAC Compliance Checkup In addition to reviewing the FPPC’s updated campaign manual and reporting forms for general purpose committees to familiarize yourself…

…administered by a committee comprised of volunteer members representing the four regions of PORAC. Appointed by PORAC’s president, the committee is responsible for soliciting contributions to the Fund, enlisting applicants,…

…become two-year bills and are dead until the second year of the two-year session that begins in January. In total, 2,560 bills have been introduced and are at some point…

…position was declared. Mr. Brian Avera, San Diego POA, has been elected to represent you as one of the Region IV Executive Committee members. Congratulations Executive Committee Member Brian Avera!…

…it is statistically possible for the California Racial & Identity Profiling Advisory (RIPA) Board to make a positive inference of discrimination in law enforcement behavior based on the available data….

…cover new technologies and ensure that all victims, including peace officers, are covered by the same protections as a witness. With the increases in technology, oftentimes victims of sexual crimes…

…them for the rigors and adversities inherent to modern-day policing. “Community policing is more complex than ever, and we need officers that reflect our diverse communities and adapt to their values.  The…