Which organization is not involved with law enforcement standards?

The National Sheriffs' Association primarily focuses on promoting the interests of sheriffs and their agencies rather than directly setting law enforcement standards. While it provides guidance and support for law enforcement practices, its primary mission is advocacy and education for sheriffs and their departments.

In contrast, organizations such as the Office of Law Enforcement Standards (OLES) and the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies are directly involved in establishing and maintaining standards for law enforcement agencies, including best practices and accreditation processes. The National Association of Police Organizations also plays a role in advocating for law enforcement professionals and may engage in setting standards, although its primary focus is on the representation and rights of police officers. Therefore, the distinction lies in the primary mission of the National Sheriffs' Association compared to the other organizations, which are more directly aligned with developing and promoting law enforcement standards.