Since 1935, the FBI has provided information on current law enforcement issues and research in the field to the larger policing community through the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin. Just as the FBI has adapted over the years to address the changing needs of the criminal justice community, the Bulletin continues changing to reach a more mobile and widespread audience. Although the Bulletin ended its 80-year print run with the December 2012 issue, it continues to deliver peer-reviewed articles submitted by a wide range of authorities, including subject matter experts, national security liaisons, officers and agents in the field, and legal instruction advisors. These articles are now only available online at leb.fbi.gov.

Since 1939, the Gazette has enjoyed an international reputation of excellence as the premier law enforcement magazine of Canada. Published quarterly by the RCMP's National Communications Services, it is distributed to more than 6,100 subscribers worldwide, including accredited police agencies and government departments. It provides information on the latest topics of interest in the field of law enforcement as well as information about the RCMP's strategic priorities and initiatives.