LEB: Call for Authors

Since 1935, the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin (LEB) has served the law enforcement and criminal justice communities around the world. We currently seek articles and departments that will help these professionals fulfill their important missions.
Publication offers authors many benefits, including access to a wide audience, increased credibility, enhanced professional image, and improved chances for promotion.
Types of LEB Articles:

• Feature Articles generally examine a broad area or specific issue pertinent to law enforcement and criminal justice professionals.
• Perspectives offer first-person narratives that present the author’s opinion of a law enforcement-related topic and often suggest ways to improve police work.
• Case Studies detail a particular problem, issue, or case and how a specific agency solved it.
• Notable Speeches are given by prominent experts at various conferences and gatherings throughout the criminal justice community.
• Community Outreach Spotlights describe unique and innovative ways in which law enforcement agencies engage with their communities to build or strengthen local partnerships.
• Forensic Spotlights cover current and noteworthy developments in the forensic sciences.

Types of LEB Departments:

• Bulletin Notes highlight the courageous actions of law enforcement officers both on and off duty.
• Bulletin Honors feature national and international law enforcement memorials.

If you would like to publish in the Bulletin, please refer to our author guidelines at https://leb.fbi.gov/about-us . Contact us at leb@fbi.gov if you have any questions.