Flock Camera Backlash: Public Safety vs. Privacy

2026 Police Survey

A First-of-its-kind national survey conducted by ReputationUs and DHM Research provides one of the most comprehensive looks at how Americans view policing today. The RepUs and DHM Research surveyed nearly 700 Americans about policing offers one of the most comprehensive looks to date at how Americans view police agencies, policing and law enforcement. The study reveals that while most Americans begin with a positive perception of their local police, trust is uneven and increasingly shaped by communication, community connection, and emerging technologies like artificial intelligence.

Understanding the Journey of a Death Investigation

Recent cases across the country have generated intense public interest and, in some instances, mistrust surrounding death investigations. Families want answers. Communities want transparency. Law enforcement wants to conduct a thorough investigation without compromising the evidence. Tonight, we're pulling back the curtain on what actually happens during a medical death investigation—from the first 911 call to the difficult task of notifying a family and ultimately determining how someone died."

Justice Starts Before The Court Room

Justice isn't just about what happens in the courtroom—it's about every decision that comes before it. Join Attorney Courtney Teasley, Esq., and Chief Virgil Green for a powerful conversation on the future of criminal justice and mass incarceration.

Flock Camera Backlash: Public Safety vs. Privacy

echnology doesn't violate policy—people do. Where should accountability begin? If your not familiar with this technology. Tune in Thursday July 16th at 6PM CST. Streaming live on YouTube Live and Facebook Live. For another episode of You And The Law Podcast. Recently, more than a dozen police officers across Georgia and other states have been arrested and charged with crimes related to abuse of their ' As Flock Safety automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras continue to expand across America, they have become a valuable tool for solving crimes and recovering stolen vehicles. How can agencies protect public trust while still using effective investigative technology?

Truth, Evidence And Reasonable Doubt

The Myon Burrell case, out of Minneapolis, Minnesota, is not simply a story about guilt or innocence. It is a case that forces us to examine how investigations are conducted, the role of informants, juvenile justice, conviction integrity, and whether our criminal justice system has effective mechanisms to correct potential wrongful convictions." Join me and my guests Thursday, July 9th. Williams & Booker Case Analysis: Unresolved Justice. As we examine the facts, the investigation, and what this case teaches us about our criminal justice system." Truth, Evidence, and Reasonable Doubt.