In This Issue Legislative Outreach Agency Outreach FMA Working For You! What's Affecting Feds? | FMA Washington Report: June 13, 2022 FMA Chapter 373: DOJ Should Invest in, Standardize, and Improve Hiring Requirements for their Law Enforcement Officers/Agents On May 31, FMA Chapter 373 (U.S. Marshals Service) issued a recommendation on the use of a polygraph examination and/or psychological assessment in the applicant hiring process for all federal law enforcement officers/agents at the U.S. Department of Justice in furtherance of the President's recent Executive Order on Advancing Effective, Accountable Policing and Criminal Justice Practices to Enhance Public Trust and Public Safety — Updated Approach to recruitment, hiring, promotion, and retention of law enforcement officers. Click here to access Chapter 373’s letter. News of Chapter 373’s work reached national levels, including NBC News. Congratulations to FMA’s Jason Wojdylo, Dave Barnes, and Chapter 373 for the recognition of their ongoing efforts. |
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