HeyJaredGuardian Mindset Podcast
Each month, Attorney Daigle delves into the history of law enforcement, the core principles that have shaped policing from the 20th century to today, and the evolution of the Guardian Mindset.
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- Sep 16, 2026
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- Jul 21, 2026
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Culture First: Building Legally Defensible Leadership (opens the original)
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Strong law enforcement organizations are built on culture. Policies, training, and resources matter, but culture ultimately determines how officers and supervisors make decisions under pressure, uphold standards, and serve their communities. This discussion examines how leaders can intentionally shape that culture by prioritizing character, strengthening first-line supervision, encouraging accountability and honest feedback, and creating an environment of continuous learning. The goal is a guard
Predictive Policing and Public Trust — Where Do We Draw the Line? (opens the original)
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In today’s ever-evolving law enforcement landscape, technology is not just a tool; it’s a strategic catalyst for accountability, efficiency, and public trust. A recent technology summit brought together a diverse panel of partners and police executives to dissect the implementation challenges and operational realities of modern policing technology—from body-worn cameras and license plate readers to AI-assisted transcription and investigative platforms. The conversation underscored a universal tr
The Digital Guardian: Chatrie v. United States and the Future of Digital Policing (opens the original)
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Technology is transforming policing faster than policy, training, and case law can keep pace. In this episode of the Guardian Mindset Podcast, Attorney Eric Daigle examines the Supreme Court’s 2026 decision in Chatrie v. United States and what it means for geofence warrants, digital evidence, and the Fourth Amendment. The case began with a 2019 credit union robbery in Midlothian, Virginia. With no identified suspect, investigators obtained a geofence warrant requiring Google to provide location
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