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Emerging Research in Intelligence Led Policing (ILP)
Fri, Nov 21, 9:30 to 10:50am, Marriott, Sierra E, 5th FloorSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract
In this thematic panel, authors discuss recent research in intelligence-led policing (ILP). Panel members will examine and discuss modeling adversarial threat awareness of law enforcement personnel for terrorism-centric activities and behaviors, the extent to which utilizing analytical services enhances the acceptance of analysts in law enforcement agencies, and the degree to which ILP has been successfully implemented in Mississippi.
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
Modeling Adversarial Threat Awareness of Law Enforcement Personnel for Terrorism-centric Activities and Behaviors - Carl J Jensen, University of Mississippi
Does Utilizing Analytical Services Enhance the Acceptance of Analysts in Law Enforcement Agencies? - Michael Wigginton, University of Mississippi
The Implementation of ILP in Mississippi - Christy L. Babb, University of Mississippi; Steven Mallory, University of Mississippi
Chair
Discussants
Participants
Michael Wigginton, University of Mississippi
Steven Mallory, University of Mississippi
Christy L. Babb, University of Mississippi