August 2000 

• AG's Office works with law enforcement to prevent racial profiling.
• How to use traffic stop reporting forms.
• High-tech, computer crime unit assisting law enforcement.
• 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals allows civil rights claims over pursuits.

June 2000 

• 143 arrested in St. Louis County sting operation.
• Legislators approve several law enforcement-related bills.
• Racial profiling bill signed into law.
• State appeals court reaffirms that Terry stop is illegal.
• U.S. Supreme Court prohibits "plain squeeze" searches.
• AG's Meth Prosecution Strike Force convicts 17 this year.

April 2000 

• POST training standards upheld.
• State appeals court says handcuff use an unintended arrest.
• U.S. Supreme Court limits use of anonymous tips.
• U.S. Supreme Court to review drug checkpoints.
• Missouri police more often target of assaults by citizens.
• Case law roundup.

January 2000 

• Attorney General proposes Internet crime bill.
• U.S. Supreme Court upholds warrantless car searches.
• U.S. Army offers free counterdrug training.
• U.S. Supreme Court opines that warrant is needed to search crime scene.
• Legislators approve law enforcement-related bills.
• AG's Meth Prosecution Strike Force wins 37 convictions.
• Missouri Supreme Court says jailhouse videotape is public record.
• Drastic implications not expected in U.S. Supreme Court's hearing on Miranda.
• Police encouraged to record gender, race. Case law roundup.