It might be in your genes. Welcome technical advances come in small packages. Despite a manpower buildup, frustrations are building along the border with Mexico. New Jersey remains ground zero in the racial profiling uproar. Seattle becomes a code word for protest.
Speed is the name of the game on the drug front.
Help wanted signs spring up throughout law enforcement. 34 years later, the Miranda decision has a new day in court. At least that is the hope, given the firestorm of controversy ignited in 1999 by allegations of criminal misconduct in the Rampart Division s anti-gang unit. The LAPD remains mired in the scandal s fallout, as more than 100 convictions have been thrown out thus far by judges and prosecutors, and 20 officers have left active duty. In November, two sergeants and one officer were convicted in the first trial stemming from the Rampart case.