Finally, firms use a variety of preemptive tactics to reduce the threat of talent raids.
Quasi-paramilitary, preemptive tactics like mass stops will always belong in the LAPD's repertoire.
"All of these new powers already exist within policing agencies the preemptive disruption tactics are already happening, the definition of entire communities or social movements as pseudo-terrorist or terrorist is already happening," he said.
By employing a rare preemptive "veto" — a tactic used only once in this manner in 40 years — the EPA has made itself the target of congressional Republicans who say the agency has stepped far outside the boundaries lawmakers envisioned with the adoption of the Clean Water Act in the 1970s.
Over the past decade, US Muslims have been routinely targeted with precisely this same tactic of preemptive or anticipatory prosecution.
The tactic of preemptive police raids, a common trademark of NSSE law enforcement operations used to chill imminent protest activity, cannot be discounted.
Unlikely to please either side in this contentious debate, he adds: "But there is in fact no firm basis for assuming that the benefits to New York's minority populations are the result of the extra burdens imposed by pretextual arrest and preemptive stop and frisk tactics".
Interrogation tactics, illegal wiretapping, preemptive force, recess appointments.
Companies must decide what kind of strategy is called for (partnership, preemptive move, etc). and what the optimal tactics are.
"It has been immaterial to the critics that I have been a strong opponent of many of the policies of the Bush administration such as preemptive war in Iraq and coercive interrogation tactics, to include waterboarding," he wrote in an angry withdrawal letter released to the media.
