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Alaska, Louisiana and Montana had the most gun deaths of any U.S. states in 2010, and they fall among the states with the weakest gun laws, according to the Center for American Progress.

Labor lawyers state that employees are often coerced into confessing, leading to a permanent blight on their employment records.

Texas A&M University has been chosen to participate in the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Campus Resilience Pilot Program (CR Pilot). 

The National School Shield Program recommends a model program that will train school personnel to carry firearms. 

Three months after Chicago notched the most murders in the nation, officials are touting a dramatic downturn in crime.

Connecticut lawmakers are considering a bill that would provide immunity from civil liability for school security consultants.

An interactive map that pinpoints which Iowa schools do or do not have adequate security forces has drawn the ire of much of the community. 

John Winston Howard, 25th Prime Minister of Australia (1996-2007) will keynote the ASIS International 2013 Exhibits in Chicago. 

Stingray technology collects data from all cellphone use in an area in an effort to locate a potential suspect, but it also raises several key privacy issues, including Fourth Amendment restrictions against general warrants.