Podcasts about thin blue lie

In the latest episode of Yankee Institute's podcast Y CT Matters, Greg Dillion — a former FBI agent and author of The Thin Blue Lie: An Honest Cop vs The FBI — chronicles the retaliation he experienced after whistleblowing FBI misconduct to his boss, the head of all law enforcement in Connecticut. 

Rest in peace to Olivia Newton John. Norm opens the first hour of the Norm Pattis Show by honoring the memory of the 4-time Grammy Award winning singer songwriter.  Norm then attends to a listener call about Joe Ganim, the current Mayor of Bridgeport, Connecticut, and the evidence presented by the FBI that eventually put Ganim in prison. The query: does Ganim deserve a second chance? In this case, the question is whether Ganim should be authorized to practice law again. Will the commissioners bite? And what about Magical Fantasia? The Connecticut Post just gave it the most raving review.  The author of "The Thin Blue Lie", Greg Dillon, joins Norm to discuss the emerging phenomenon of retaliation in connection with whistleblower attempts to reveal FBI misconduct.  Norm uses the opportunity to discuss the fourth amendment to the United States Consitution and the 'particularity' requirement that precludes the government from engaging in unreasonable searches and seizures of citizens.  Of course, the impetus for this discussion is the recent news out of Florida that President Donald Trump's personal home at Mar-a-Lago was subject to a FBI raid supported by a warrant that has not yet made its way to the public.  Like, share, and subscribe! Norm is live every weekday from 12pm ET to 2pm ET on WICC 600AM/107.3FM. Stream Norm live at https://www.wicc600.com/. Follow @PattisPodcast on Twitter!

Rest in peace to Olivia Newton John. Norm opens the first hour of the Norm Pattis Show by honoring the memory of the 4-time Grammy Award winning singer songwriter.  Norm then attends to a listener call about Joe Ganim, the current Mayor of Bridgeport, Connecticut, and the evidence presented by the FBI that eventually put Ganim in prison. The query: does Ganim deserve a second chance? In this case, the question is whether Ganim should be authorized to practice law again. Will the commissioners bite? And what about Magical Fantasia? The Connecticut Post just gave it the most raving review.  The author of "The Thin Blue Lie", Greg Dillon, joins Norm to discuss the emerging phenomenon of retaliation in connection with whistleblower attempts to reveal FBI misconduct.  Norm uses the opportunity to discuss the fourth amendment to the United States Consitution and the 'particularity' requirement that precludes the government from engaging in unreasonable searches and seizures of citizens.  Of course, the impetus for this discussion is the recent news out of Florida that President Donald Trump's personal home at Mar-a-Lago was subject to a FBI raid supported by a warrant that has not yet made its way to the public.  Like, share, and subscribe! Norm is live every weekday from 12pm ET to 2pm ET on WICC 600AM/107.3FM. Stream Norm live at https://www.wicc600.com/. Follow @PattisPodcast on Twitter!

The second hour opens with Norm rocking it solo while the studio crew battles against the deep state to get his guest on the line.  Face-to-face meetings are a good thing. Norm is put off by a local Board of Alderman's move to continue indefinitely with remote hearings and meetings.  Norm talks about what he calls "the Handshake Economy" and what America is losing when chooses to prioritize the disembodied voice over real human interaction.  Isolation is the true killer.  Greg Dillon, former law enforcement officer and author of The Thin Blue Lie: An Honest Cop vs. the FBI, reports for radio duty and discusses his long career in law enforcement, time with the FBI, and the inspiration for his book.  Norm and Greg discuss the logistics of becoming an agent in the 80s, Norm's admiration for such service work, and what in American culture has perhaps changed.  Like, share, and subscribe! Listen to Norm every weekday from 12pm ET to 2pmET on WICC600. Stream it live at https://www.wicc600.com/. Follow @PattisPodcast on Twitter!  

The second hour opens with Norm rocking it solo while the studio crew battles against the deep state to get his guest on the line.  Face-to-face meetings are a good thing. Norm is put off by a local Board of Alderman's move to continue indefinitely with remote hearings and meetings.  Norm talks about what he calls "the Handshake Economy" and what America is losing when chooses to prioritize the disembodied voice over real human interaction.  Isolation is the true killer.  Greg Dillon, former law enforcement officer and author of The Thin Blue Lie: An Honest Cop vs. the FBI, reports for radio duty and discusses his long career in law enforcement, time with the FBI, and the inspiration for his book.  Norm and Greg discuss the logistics of becoming an agent in the 80s, Norm's admiration for such service work, and what in American culture has perhaps changed.  Like, share, and subscribe! Listen to Norm every weekday from 12pm ET to 2pmET on WICC600. Stream it live at https://www.wicc600.com/. Follow @PattisPodcast on Twitter!  

An interview with Greg Dillon author of Thin Blue Lie: An Honest Cop vs. the FBI.A former FBI agent, now assigned to a federal fugitive task force, discovers FBI misconduct and reports his concerns to his boss, the head of all law enforcement for the state of Connecticut.When Dillon is subsequently removed from the task force, he is reassigned, demoted, harassed at home and work, then threatened with termination.Dillon finally files a federal civil action against his employer, leading to a contentious trial that ultimately involves testimony from renowned forensic scientist Dr. Henry Lee and the most famous police whistleblower of all time, former New York city detective Frank Serpico.Even after a major courtroom victory and landmark decision, Dillon realizes retaliation has only just begun.Support the show

An interview with Greg Dillon author of Thin Blue Lie: An Honest Cop vs. the FBI.A former FBI agent, now assigned to a federal fugitive task force, discovers FBI misconduct and reports his concerns to his boss, the head of all law enforcement for the state of Connecticut.When Dillon is subsequently removed from the task force, he is reassigned, demoted, harassed at home and work, then threatened with termination.Dillon finally files a federal civil action against his employer, leading to a contentious trial that ultimately involves testimony from renowned forensic scientist Dr. Henry Lee and the most famous police whistleblower of all time, former New York city detective Frank Serpico.Even after a major courtroom victory and landmark decision, Dillon realizes retaliation has only just begun.Support the show

Guest: Greg Dillon, Former Police Officer and Former FBI Special Agent, on to discuss his book "The Thin Blue Lie." And ... What would you do if you could be President for a day? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this episode, entitled "The Thin Blue Lie - Morality for a Paycheck (Part 2)", we continue exploring the psychology of the order follower, and the moral legitimacy of taking the job of a law enforcement officer.

In this episode, entitled "The Thin Blue Lie - Morality for a Paycheck (Part 1)", we take an honest look at the psychology of the order follower, and the moral legitimacy of taking the job of a law enforcement officer. Part two will be posted next week.

How has policing changed over the decades and where is it heading in the future? Zach and Ben sit down with Matt Stroud, author of The Thin Blue Lie, to discuss the influx of modern databases, 'less than lethal' weaponry, and the different technologies police are using to solve crimes. You can follow Techtonic Shifts on Twitter and Facebook. If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions for the show please email us at hello@techtonicshifts.net

Matt Stroud, author of "Thin Blue Lie," tells the story of the company that makes Tasers, leading to what he calls "the failure of high-tech policing." Tomas Dvorak - "Game Boy Tune" - "Mark's intro" - "Interview with Matt Stroud" - "Your comments" John Mellencamp - "Authority Song" https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/87071

Matt Stroud, author of "Thin Blue Lie," tells the story of the company that makes Tasers, leading to what he calls "the failure of high-tech policing." Tomas Dvorak - "Game Boy Tune" - "Mark's intro" - "Interview with Matt Stroud" - "Your comments" John Mellencamp - "Authority Song" http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/87071

Like everyone else, police are inundated with new gadgets and technologies promised to make their jobs easier. But do they? In his new book, Thin Blue Lie, investigative journalist Matt Stroud digs deeps into the background of various police technologies' promises and perils. In this episode of the Modern Law Library, Stroud speaks with the ABA Journal's Jason Tashea about how the desire for quick technological fixes can compound the problems that technology was supposed to solve.

Like everyone else, police are inundated with new gadgets and technologies promised to make their jobs easier. But do they? In his new book, Thin Blue Lie, investigative journalist Matt Stroud digs deeps into the background of various police technologies' promises and perils. In this episode of the Modern Law Library, Stroud speaks with the ABA Journal's Jason Tashea about how the desire for quick technological fixes can compound the problems that technology was supposed to solve.

Sometimes people ask us why we write so much about the police on Techdirt. Though our coverage has grown somewhat beyond the boundaries of incidents directly involving technology, the reality is that the problems with law enforcement persistently intersect with the same technological and legal issues we've always discussed here. But this week the focus is squarely on cops and technology: Mike is joined by Matt Stroud, author of the new book Thin Blue Lie, as well as our own Tim Cushing, to talk about the failure of high-tech policing.

How technology has impacted policing has come up on this show far more than you would expect, if you think about it. So, when listener of the show Matt Stroud got in touch to talk about his new book about the impact of technology on policing, I said: yes please. The book is coming out this week, it's called Thin Blue Lie: The failure of high tech policing. Reading the book, a couple of things surprised me. As you'll hear, policing wasn't very tech or data driven until very recently, and like in other areas, it just seems like throwing technology at a problem, does not solve everything magically. In fact, there can be serious unintended consequences. And also, I was surprised how much the theme and anecdotes in the book lined up with some of the things we've discussed on this show. IE: technology is a tool, but data and gadgets still need a human element to be used effectively, especially when you're dealing with, you know, humans. Subscribe to the Premium, Ad-Free Feed!

Early experiences with bad adult behavior Fear of authority and feeling a lack of authoritativeness It all starts with agreeing to the "invisible apple" A Transcript of Freedomain Radio Podcast 70: “The Parable of the Apple – or, How to control a human soul...” by Stefan Molyneux http://www.freedomainradio.com/Traffic_Jams/how_to_control_a_human_soul.mp3 also in the book Real-Time Relationships: The Logic of Love by Stefan Molyneux http://freedomainradio.com/free/#RTR Psychology of Education http://www.logicallearning.net/libertyeducation.html Between Parent and Child - The Bestselling Classic That Revolutionized Parent-Child Communication by Haim Ginott http://tinyurl.com/598j76 The "normal" talk that drives kids crazy "Sanity depends on trusting one's inner reality," noted Ginott Honoring the volitional capacity of the child Parents' and teachers' love of dominion (as noted by Herbert Spencer) Misbehavior doesn't usually emanate naturally from the child "The child has a teacher within," noted Maria Montessori The Secret of Childhood by Maria Montessori http://www.questia.com/PM.qst?a=o&d=8977399 Respecting the will of the child, allowing the psychic energy to flow Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience http://www.amazon.com/Flow-Psychology-Experience-Mihaly-Csikszentmihalyi/dp/0060920432 Optimal Experience by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, Isabella Selega Csikszentmihalyi http://books.google.com/books?id=lNt6bdfoyxQC&dq=flow&source=gbs_summary_s&cad=0 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow_(psychology) The Secret of Childhood: Normalization and Deviations-lecture given by Dr. Rita Shaefer Zener http://www.michaelolaf.net/lecture_secret.html There can't be familial harmony when there's love of dominion going on The early deviations fostered by adults Four characteristics of personality that signal normalization: love of work; concentration; self-discipline; sociability Statecraft 101 by Brad Spangler How do I start my own country? http://www.bradspangler.com/blog/archives/1021 Human beings bullying others both politically and parentally Bringing war upon individuals, courtesy of those in government The Thin Blue Lie by Wendy McElroy http://www.wendymcelroy.com/news.php?extend.1698 The police are the enemies of freedom; they enforce unjust laws, are paid through extortion (taxes), and work for a coercive monopoly Why you should never talk to cops without a lawyer (video of lawyer and cop making this point) http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/342.html San Diego Plays 'Sophie's Choice' for Fascists by Lawrence M. Ludlow http://www.strike-the-root.com/82/ludlow/ludlow1.html "Law" as an opinion backed by a gun Law must be based on human well-being and happiness--to be objective and valid, it must adhere to the principles of individual rights, self-ownership, and property Cooking Stimulated Big Leap In Human Cognition http://science.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/08/12/2036254 bumper music "Love Will Set You Free" by Starchaserhttp://www.myspace.com/starchaserofficial to comment, please go to http://completeliberty.com/magazine/category/91697