This class will have an emphasis on the date rape drug. The civil liability program will expose the student to a wide range of civil liability topics and concerns, including a review of the federal and state court structure, legal theories under which liability is established, and substance claims in the areas of excessive use of force, false arrest, investigative detention, search and seizure, pursuit and emergency vehicle operations, failure to protect claims, and supervisory liability concerns. A review of recent court decisions will be undertaken in an effort to familiarize the student with current claims, and within each area, the student will be provided with guidance as to how to conduct themselves so as to avoid unnecessarily exposing themselves and their agency to civil liability concerns. Community Policing This course will focus on Community Oriented Policing. It will cover the role of the officer in fostering community perceptions of the police, actions that can be taken by the police and ways in which the police can involve citizens and other agencies in the development and implementation of a COP Program.
Law enforcement needs to be prepared to respond to such an incident.
This course will cover topics such as an Introduction to terrorism, self-protective measures, and incident management. This training course covers those landlord-tenant matters, which have criminal law application, i.e. Criminal Lockout, Illegal Termination of Essential Services, Criminal Damage by Tenant to Landlord s Property, and Landlord s Right of Entry to a Rented Dwelling. Participants will learn how to properly respond to many different types of landlord-tenant criminal disputes. This course will review officer s pretrial responsibilities, personal appearance, courtroom demeanor and testimony, confidentiality, procedures in testifying and ethical issues. The civil litigation process, including depositions and trial practice will be reviewed.