Christopher Schafer Clothier
Fells Point - Baltimore:
Man said BPD conducted raids to his home twice, based on bad information
In a lawsuit, a man claims officers conducted raids based on bad information from an informant twice in his home.
How to Conduct Backdoor Reference Checks
To find out what makes a candidate truly tick, backdoor reference checks can be much more revealing.
How to use Google two-factor authentication
If you use Google services, and you don't want anyone raiding or wrecking your account and services--not to mention your life--Google two-step verification security is for you.
10 Simple Steps to Take Right Now to Secure Your Business WiFi Network
Conducting regular maintenance and updates are the easiest ways to secure your corporate WiFi network
What to Do If Police Raid Your House
Your home is your castle. Only most houses don't come complete with a moat, drawbridge, and turrets. So it makes it easier for other people, including the police, to enter your home. Whether by force, by warrant, or by permission,...
Why Parents Routinely Raid Their Kids' Piggy Banks
Between 30% and 50% of parents steal money from their kids piggy bank or savings account, surveys show. Is this anyway to set an example?
How police investigators can conduct effective trauma victim interviews
FETI training focuses on enhancing the quality and quantity of information obtained from victims who have undergone highly stressful or traumatic
The real reason for Viking raids: Shortage of eligible women?
For all their infamous raiding and plundering, the Vikings who attacked from Scandinavia might have been just a bunch of lonely-hearted bachelors, new research suggests.
Conduct Disorder: Everything You Need To Know
What happens when a child or a teenager does not or fails to conform with age-related societal-norms? Though some may argue that it could be related to rebellion, it could also mean that they have conduct disorder. Conduct disorder is a mental disorder characterized by repetitive behavior that violates the basic right of others or …
Quiz: Is it bullying or just bad behavior?
Bad behavior doesn't give us a license to retaliate
Righteous indignation is usually claimed by the person who gets to tell the story. It doesn’t make the story true.
When being 'incredibly good' is bad for children
Parents who heap lavish praise on children are likely doing a disservice, especially for youngsters with low self-esteem.
Wait, These Urban Legends Are Based On A True Story?!
I am terrified of bad things happening to the kids
I want to stand in front of the children and take any punches that come their way today and for ever
Can One Bad Reference Tank My Clearance?
Nothing creates the perception of truth quite like taking desperate measures to prevent investigators from hearing it.
Three questions on tackling gender based violence
Women and girls must participate at all levels of decision-making in humanitarian action
Maybe Good Boys Start to Become Bad Men When the Wagons Circle
Teenagers can be cruel. They should face the consequences of it.
Finding My Way: When Good People get Bad Information
It’s to our credit that we all want to do the right thing. But the devil is in the details.
Has Your Child Been Looking at Bad Stuff Online?
What does a parent do when they catch their young child looking at inappropriate stuff online? I have been asked this one many times and in many ways and wanted to take a crack at answering it. Here is the Circle device we use in our home. Transcript Over the years there’s an email I’ve gotten many times, it’s a conversation I’ve had at conferences, it’s one I’ve had with friends, at church. It’s one that comes up a lot …
5 Reasons Good Cop/Bad Cop Parenting Doesn't Work
Race-, gender-based bullying does more harm than normal bullying
When children are bullied because of their race, gender, religion or disability, it is more harmful than other instances of bullying, a new study said.
