PocketBrainBook for Police

PocketBrainBook for Police

The All-In-One Tool Cops Need!

102 ratings
35 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 4, 2018
  • September 15, 2026

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This app provides law enforcement officers with a customizable digital notebook for searchable notes and photos. It includes categorized lists of statutes, municipal codes, case law, and essential reference materials for field use.

Searchable notes and photos
Customizable statute lists
Categorized municipal codes
Case law access
Miranda rights information
Language translators
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What's New in PocketBrainBook for Police

2.4.2

September 15, 2026

FLORIDA The state Crash Manual — FLHSMV's Florida Uniform Traffic Crash Manual — is now in the Florida section, readable offline. CALIFORNIA — CHP 180 CHP-180 Reports adds sample forms for stolen plates and recovered plates, and page 2 of the stolen-vehicle report. Two California offence gradings now match the statute: assault on a peace officer, firefighter or EMT (PC 241(c)) reads Misdemeanor, and oral copulation with a minor (PC 287) reads Felony, or wobbler under 287(b)(1). STATE CODES State codes are rebuilt/reformatted for the majority of states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands, with corrected citations and headings. CITY AND COUNTY CODES Highland Village, Texas is added to the city list with its ordinances. More cities and counties are loaded, some gained their ordinance text back, and several were added to the picker. Reserved, repealed and placeholder entries are removed, and source links now point to each city's official code where one exists. FIXES • The "Contested — Magazine Limits" note on the LEOSA screen was unreadable in light mode. • The flags on the Translators screen now show. • The top bar on seven federal code screens no longer clips. • City Codes now explains when a city has no codes, as County Codes does. • A code with no source link now shows nothing instead of "N/A".

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User reviews

If it’s not broken, why fix it

Updated layout was not needed

No customer service

I paid for the app and I still couldn’t access the features in the app. I attempted to contact the creator and never got a response.

Not worth to download

Still have to pay more once you already purchased the App to have access to entire App! Doesn’t make sense!! Waste of money!

No update in years

There hasn’t been an update to this app in 5 years. Kind of skeptical of paying 3.99 a year with no update to the app in five years.

App appears to be abandoned

Whatever you do, do not purchase a subscription for any of the pocketbrain books made by this developer. He’s still pulling down subscriptions and hadn’t updated or changed a single thing on any of the apps in over 4 years. Stay away! The information on the apps are extremely out of date.

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FAQ

What does the Pocket Brainbook for Police app do?

This app serves as a comprehensive digital tool for U.S. police officers. It allows users to take searchable notes and photographs, create custom lists of statutes and municipal codes, and access a variety of reference materials like case law and Miranda rights.

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include a customizable notebook for searchable notes and photos, categorized lists of common statutes and municipal codes, access to case law, Miranda rights information, language translators, and traffic investigation resources.

How much does the Pocket Brainbook for Police app cost?

The app operates on an annual subscription model. A yearly fee of $3.99 USD is required to access the full features and ensure the information is constantly updated.

What kind of information is included in the app?

The app includes categorized lists of statutes and municipal codes (e.g., Traffic, Penal, Fishing, Hunting, Domestic Violence), case law, Miranda rights, language translators, traffic investigation details, and drug information.

Who is the target audience for this app?

This app is specifically designed for all U.S. police officers. It aims to provide them with an all-in-one tool to assist them in their daily duties and field operations.