WASHINGTON POST ARTICLE Prosecutors investigating intelligence analysts is a dangerous idea This 2018 portrait released by the U.S. Justice Department shows Connecticut U.S. Attorney John Durham, the prosecutor leading the investigation into the origins of the Russia probe. (AP) By Robert S. Litt and John E. McLaughlin Jan. 16, 2020 at […]
Why Intelligence-Led Policing (ILP) Matters “ILP enables law enforcement agencies to access and share comprehensive intelligence, and it helps to ensure that succinct and timely information is available to all decision makers. It provides agencies with the capability to draw meaningful conclusions from analyzed information and make strategic, operational, and tactical […]
The Inductive Strategy: Your Questions as an Analyst You may recall that in the first post on The Inductive Strategy, you were given data and asked to develop an inference as to what was going on and who was in charge. You were also to come up with additional questions […]
Here is the work up and responses to the exercise from The Inductive Strategy post. See how you rate against this resolution of the data: In the exercise, you were asked to read through the 15 data sets and pick out the information you felt was not pertinent at this […]
In aiming for the nugget of truth that resolves the crime, Criminal Intelligence Analysis takes the data through the analysis machine using a five-step protocol of: Data Evaluation Data description and integration Hypothesis development Hypothesis testing Development of a conclusion. Data Evaluation is the first step in getting to that […]
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