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Time to Start, Time to Stop, an element of Action v. Reaction.

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DF2E3E9E-4442-49E0-8EA7-631C3ED7862C The Controversy in the Time to Start and the Time to Stop.

A look at the application of Action v. Reaction in the Investigative Protocol.


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Jamie Borden

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JAMIE BORDEN - Critical Incident Review, L.L.C., FOUNDER




Jamie Borden founded Critical Incident Review, L.L.C., which he established in 2016 to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application in law enforcement training. With a passion for education, Jamie began teaching under his brand in 2019, reaching a diverse range of professionals in the field. Since 2014, he has reviewed over 250 cases, extracting invaluable lessons and insights that enrich his courses and writing.



In this groundbreaking book, Jamie encapsulates the complexities officers face during critical incidents, offering clarity and understanding that can lead to transformative improvements in law enforcement practices. His commitment to enhancing law enforcement's experiences has marked a unique journey dedicated to fostering growth, learning, and better outcomes for both agencies and the communities they serve. Jamie Borden’s legacy is one of innovation and compassion, dedicated to shaping a brighter future in policing.
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Saturday, 07 December 2024

The CIR Team has logged thousands of hours of continued and focused education in the field of Human Behavioral Sciences as it relates to law enforcement and has also logged thousands of hours of documented instruction time with multiple law enforcement entities as instructors, lecturers and authors.