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Professional Development By Ed Esposito During the past several weeks, there have been a few important changes to our attorney general’s policies, case law decisions and criminal statutes. This article…

By Ed Esposito On February 9, the New Jersey Attorney General revised the procedures law enforcement officers must follow when composing, conducting and recording out-of-court identifications made by an eyewitness.…

Capital Benefits brings new NJSPA plan that gives members unprecedented value No NJSPBA supporter seems to serve to protect like Capital Benefits, the New Jersey insurance brokers who initially provided…

How improving your low T can make those aches and pains go away Calls from PBA members keep coming into Advanced Anti-Aging in Riverdale, where a multi-disciplinary approach to promoting…

Civil Service announces schedule for promotional exams. Are you up for the test? The dire need for promotional testing resonated all the way to the NJ State PBA. Members had…

…and now with infrastructure in place, members want to know if COLA will come Before getting to the question so many NJSPBA members have for the independently run Police and…

Some medical advice about how law enforcement officers can better manage their health It’s common for law enforcement officers to worry about what they can’t see. Instincts kick in, and…

By Iris Perlstein, LCADC, LPC, ATR-BC Previously, we discussed the possibility that children of first responders may be at risk for secondhand trauma or secondary traumatic stress (STS). We listed…

Glen Ridge Local 58’s Uliano tapped to develop statewide training program for law enforcement Law Enforcement officers might question why implicit bias and cultural training is necessary. The bill signed…