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The Center for American and International Law Promoting the rule of law through professional development for legal + law enforcement practitioners.

Better supervision means a stronger community. See how ILEA is preparing the next law enforcement leaders across the sta...
10/16/2026

Better supervision means a stronger community. See how ILEA is preparing the next law enforcement leaders across the state in our recap of the 30th Texas Sergeant Academy they recently held in South Texas: https://pulse.ly/jdsukkd2nk

The 151st School of Police Supervision at the Institute for Law Enforcement Administration is underway, bringing togethe...
10/12/2026

The 151st School of Police Supervision at the Institute for Law Enforcement Administration is underway, bringing together law enforcement leaders for advanced instruction.

In these photos you will see Garland PD Assistant Chief Anthony Stokes leading a practical session on critical incidents and conflict resolution.

Great job, Team ILEA!

Did you know you can support CAIL through a donor-advised fund?Today is , a national day of giving that highlights the ...
10/08/2026

Did you know you can support CAIL through a donor-advised fund?

Today is , a national day of giving that highlights the power of donor-advised funds (DAFs) to make a difference for nonprofits.

If you have a donor-advised fund, you can recommend a grant to The Center for American and International Law (CAIL) and help advance our mission of educating the professionals who uphold the rule of law.

Your generosity supports educational opportunities that strengthen the legal profession, advance the administration of justice, and promote the rule of law around the world.

Learn more about ways to give: https://pulse.ly/ioedik5rh6

Have questions about supporting CAIL through a donor-advised fund? Contact our Advancement team at [email protected].

Today in the Rule of Law: Tapping Reeve, founder of the first U.S. law school and advocate for abolition under Massachus...
10/01/2026

Today in the Rule of Law: Tapping Reeve, founder of the first U.S. law school and advocate for abolition under Massachusetts’ Constitution, was born. (1744)

Why It Matters: Reeve’s work in law education helped lay the groundwork for modern legal education and shaped the legal profession in the United States.

Learn more about Tapping Reeve: https://pulse.ly/z8v0u###ek

Today in the Rule of Law: Prosecutor Carla Del Ponte submitted an indictment against Slobodan Milosevic to the Internati...
09/27/2026

Today in the Rule of Law: Prosecutor Carla Del Ponte submitted an indictment against Slobodan Milosevic to the International Criminal Tribunal, charging him with genocide and crimes against humanity. (2001)

Why It Matters: This was a significant step in holding political leaders accountable for war crimes, reinforcing the global commitment to justice and human rights.

Learn more about the Milosevic indictment: https://pulse.ly/gkaxrxjlo6

Today in the Rule of Law: Both houses of the first U.S. Congress approved the Bill of Rights, sending 12 proposed amendm...
09/25/2026

Today in the Rule of Law: Both houses of the first U.S. Congress approved the Bill of Rights, sending 12 proposed amendments to the states for ratification. (1789)

Why It Matters: The Bill of Rights was instrumental in securing individual freedoms and is a foundational part of American law that continues to protect citizens’ rights today.

Learn more about the Bill of Rights: https://pulse.ly/xd7xqaedh5

Today in the Rule of Law: President Eisenhower deployed federal troops to enforce the integration of Black students at L...
09/24/2026

Today in the Rule of Law: President Eisenhower deployed federal troops to enforce the integration of Black students at Little Rock Central High School. (1957)

Why It Matters: This pivotal moment in civil rights history demonstrated the federal government’s commitment to ensuring equal protection under the law.

Learn more about the Little Rock Nine and the integration of Central High School: https://pulse.ly/v71yrpyykr

09/18/2026

Thank you to everyone who supported CAIL during North Texas Giving Day.

We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who gave, shared our posts, encouraged someone else to learn more about us or helped amplify our work.

Every gift helps CAIL continue preparing judges, attorneys and law enforcement professionals to lead with integrity and carry what they learn into the courtrooms, agencies and communities they serve.

Thank you for believing in this work and helping us carry it forward.

And if you meant to give but missed North Texas Giving Day, you can still support CAIL year-round: https://pulse.ly/ibhv5lwob9

Only a few hours remain in North Texas Giving Day.Give now: https://pulse.ly/64v7jy18flAll day, we’ve been celebrating t...
09/18/2026

Only a few hours remain in North Texas Giving Day.

Give now: https://pulse.ly/64v7jy18fl

All day, we’ve been celebrating the people, programs and stories that show what this work can make possible.

At CAIL, the impact rarely ends in the classroom. It continues in the courtroom, in law enforcement agencies, in organizations and in communities around the world.

That is the ripple effect of investing in the people others depend on.

There is still time to be part of it.

Help us carry this work forward before North Texas Giving Day ends tonight.

North Texas Giving Day is underway. Give today: https://pulse.ly/ecj6y8dch8One classroom. One training. One conversation...
09/17/2026

North Texas Giving Day is underway. Give today: https://pulse.ly/ecj6y8dch8

One classroom. One training. One conversation. One opportunity.

The impact does not stop when a CAIL program ends.

It continues when a lawyer takes new knowledge back to the courtroom. When a law enforcement leader brings a different perspective back to an agency. When an Academy fellow carries relationships and ideas home across borders.

That ripple effect is what your support makes possible.

There is still time to be part of it today.

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5201 Democracy Drive
Plano, TX
75024

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Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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