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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 1 - Standards for Municipal Police Officer Candidates › Part 6000 - Medical And Physical Fitness Standards And Procedures For Police Officer Candidates › Section 6000.8 - Physical fitness screening

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(a)
Procedures.
(1) The municipal
						civil service commission shall designate a qualified trainer to administer the
						physical fitness screening test to determine the underlying physiological
						capacity of a candidate to learn and perform the essential job functions of an
						entry-level police officer. Such test shall be administered prior to the making
						of a conditional offer of employment by the local police agency seeking to
						employ the candidate and shall be administered to the candidate prior to the
						post-offer medical examination to be conducted by the qualified physician or
						practitioner in accordance with section
						6000.4  of this Part unless the
						municipal civil service commission can demonstrate that it could not reasonably
						conduct such screening test at the pre-offer stage of employment.
(2) Prior to the administration of the test
						by the qualified trainer, the municipal civil service commission may ask the
						candidate to assume legal responsibility and release such commission of
						liability for injuries resulting from any physical or mental disorders. In
						addition, the commission may furnish such candidate with a description of the
						physical fitness screening test and require certification from the candidate's
						physician that he/she is physically capable of participating in the physical
						fitness screening test. If the commission requests such certification from one
						candidate, it must request such certification from all candidates.
(3) If a candidate is unable to perform an
						element of the test, the municipal civil service commission may provide for an
						alternative element to be substituted, which, in the judgment of such
						commission, will render a demonstrably valid assessment of the individual's
						physiological capacity for the particular factor to be
						measured.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 1 - Standards for Municipal Police Officer Candidates › Part 6000 - Medical And Physical Fitness Standards And Procedures For Police Officer Candidates › Section 6000.9 - Essential job functions for entry-level municipal police officers in New York State

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The following list of essential job functions common to
						  all policing was developed pursuant to the statewide job task analysis of all
						  entry-level police officers. These functions do not define the entire scope of
						  duties relevant to an entry-level police officer, but rather, are those which
						  have been found to be generally essential to all entry-level police officers in
						  all jurisdictions of this State. The employing agency must perform a
						  case-by-case analysis to determine that such functions are job related and
						  consistent with business necessity with respect to their entry-level police
						  officer positions. The essential job functions/tasks are:
(a) Arrest and detention of suspects.
(1) Advise persons of constitutional rights
						(Miranda Warning).
(2) Arrest
						persons pursuant to a warrant.
(3)
						Conduct warrantless arrests (nontraffic).
(4) Inspect vehicle for weapons and/or
						contraband (e.g., before and after prisoner transport).
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6018 - Basic Course For Correction Officers › Section 6018.1 - Definitions

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When used in this Part:
(a) The term council shall mean the Municipal
						Police Training Council.
(b) The
						term course director shall mean the director or co-director of an organization
						that administers the basic course for correction officers who is responsible
						for the administration of the course and is certified by the Commissioner as an
						individual whose qualifications meet or exceed the requirements set forth in
						section
						6023.3 
						-a of this Part.
(c) The term
						commissioner shall mean the Commissioner of the Division of Criminal Justice
						Services or his or her designee.
(d) The term basic course/basic course for
						correction officers shall mean the course of training as prescribed in section
						6018.3  of this
						Part, which has been approved by the commissioner, in writing, as meeting or
						exceeding the minimum standards prescribed in that section.
(e) The term municipality shall mean any
						county, city with a population less than one million, town, park commission,
						village, or police district operating a correctional facility in the
						State.
(f) The term correction
						officer shall have the same meaning as set forth in article 2 of the Criminal
						Procedure Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6018 - Basic Course For Correction Officers › Section 6018.2 - Statement of purpose

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(a) The
						purpose of this Part is to set forth minimum standards for the basic course for
						correction officers with regard to subject matter and time allotments and to
						set forth clear and specific requirements for administration of a basic course
						to be followed by course directors and to promulgate rules governing
						attendance/completion of such course.
(b) Satisfactory completion of a basic course
						as prescribed in section
						6018.3  of this
						Part shall satisfy the minimum training requirements for peace officers as set
						forth in article 2 of the Criminal Procedure Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6018 - Basic Course For Correction Officers › Section 6018.3 - Minimum standards

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(a) No
						basic course shall be approved by the commissioner that does not follow the
						minimum curriculum as prescribed by the council.
(b) No employer shall allow any correction
						officer it employs to carry or use a weapon during any phase of the officer's
						official duties, which constitutes on-duty employment, unless the officer has
						satisfactorily completed a course of training approved by the council in the
						use of deadly physical force and firearms and other weapons, and annually
						thereafter receives instruction in deadly physical force and the use of
						firearms and other weapons as approved by the council.
(c) Specific curriculum categories,
						respective titles/topics, and time allotments shall be established by the
						council and published by the commissioner.
(d) Only instructors certified in accordance
						with the provisions of Parts 6023 and/or 6024 of this Title may provide
						instruction in a basic course.
(e)
						Only course directors as defined in section
						6018.1(b) 
						of this Part may administer a basic course for corrections
						officers.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6018 - Basic Course For Correction Officers › Section 6018.4 - Requirements for approval of a basic course

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(a) No later than 45 days prior to
						commencement of a basic course, the course director shall file a copy of the
						proposed curriculum with the commissioner. The curriculum must be in a form
						prescribed by the commissioner and shall include:
(1) course location and sponsor;
(2) a chronological listing of topics;
						including the date, time and number of hours allotted to each topic;
(3) the names of instructors and the type of
						instructor certification held by each instructor; and
(4) the name of the course director as
						defined in section
						6018.1(b) 
						of this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6018 - Basic Course For Correction Officers › Section 6018.5 - Requirements for conducting a basic course

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(a) Within 10 days after conclusion of a
						basic course, the course director shall forward the course roster to the
						commissioner, on a form prescribed by the commissioner, listing the names and
						other information contained in the form and required by the council for all
						enrollees denoting the performance of respective trainees.
(b) The course director shall make written
						notification, to the commissioner, of any departures from the approved
						curriculum and shall be responsible for assuring that such changes do not
						materially change course content.
(c) The course director shall ensure that the
						basic course is conducted in accordance with all applicable standards,
						policies, and procedures. The course director shall establish written
						directives for the administration of the basic course including, but not
						limited to, attendance, counseling, remediation, and retesting. The directives
						shall define the minimum period of time set for remediation and for one or more
						opportunities for retesting.
(d) The
						course director and sponsoring agency shall be responsible for maintaining
						accurate records for each basic course. These records must be retained as
						required by the appropriate schedule for records retention and disposition
						promulgated by the commissioner of the New York State Education Department.
						Such records must be available for inspection by members of the council or the
						commissioner. They include, but are not limited to, lesson plans for each topic
						inclusive of objectives, officer attendance and performance records, a copy of
						the curriculum approved for use, and a record of any changes in the curriculum
						after such approval.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6018 - Basic Course For Correction Officers › Section 6018.7 - Time limitations for completion of the basic course for correction officers

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(a) No
						person appointed as a correction officer shall exercise the powers of a
						correction officer unless, within 12 months after appointment, such correction
						officer is certified as having completed a basic course approved by the
						commissioner.
(b) A correction
						officer who, because of exigent circumstances, is unable to complete a basic
						course within the one-year time period prescribed in subdivision (a) of this
						section may apply through his or her employer for an extension of this period
						by the commissioner. Such applications shall be made in writing and must
						describe the circumstances which necessitate the application. Illustrative of
						exigent circumstances are: the correction officer's inability to complete a
						basic course for health reasons or the temporary unavailability of a training
						program within a reasonable distance from the officer's place of employment. If
						the commissioner determines that the circumstances warrant extension of the
						one-year period, he or she may grant approval of such extension. In no instance
						shall this period be extended beyond a total of two years from the initial date
						of appointment as a correction officer, except as otherwise required by
						law
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6018 - Basic Course For Correction Officers › Section 6018.8 - Issuance of equivalency certificates

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(a) A person who has been appointed a
						correction officer by a municipality who was formerly employed as a correction
						officer by the New York State Department of Correctional Services or a city
						within the State of New York with a population of more than one million may
						apply to the commissioner to substitute satisfactory completion of correction
						officer basic training completed in connection with such employment in
						satisfaction of all or part of the requirements of section
						6018.3  of this
						Part.
(b) The commissioner shall
						review and evaluate all such applications and may require the applicant to
						submit such additional documentation as he or she shall deem necessary. If,
						upon review and evaluation of such application, the commissioner determines
						that a program of correction officer basic training completed by the applicant
						meets or exceeds all or part of the minimum standards prescribed in section
						6018.3  of this
						Part, the commissioner may authorize such training to be substituted for such
						requirements of the basic course as he or she shall deem appropriate. The
						commissioner shall certify, in writing, the extent to which all or part of the
						curriculum of the basic course may be waived and noted deficiencies must be
						satisfactorily completed at a basic course approved by the commissioner, within
						the period of time prescribed in section
						6018.7 
						of this Part.
(c) Applicants for
						equivalency certificates shall be subject to the same limitations and
						requirements as prescribed in section
						6018.7 
						of this Part and article 2 of the Criminal Procedure Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6018 - Basic Course For Correction Officers › Section 6018.9 - Annual reporting of peace officer training

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Each employer of correction officers shall annually
						  report to the commissioner, on behalf of the council, the names and addresses
						  of all correction officers employed by it who have, during the course of the
						  preceding year, satisfactorily completed annual instruction in deadly physical
						  force and the use of firearms and other weapons approved by the council in
						  satisfaction of the annual firearms and weapons training requirement imposed by
						  article 2 of the Criminal Procedure Law. Since correction officers are peace
						  officers as defined in article 2 of the Criminal Procedure Law, such report
						  shall be included in the annual validation of peace officer registry data to be
						  completed by the employer and submitted to the commissioner by January 15th of
						  each year.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6019 - Pre-employment Correction Training › Section 6019.1 - Definitions

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When used in this Part:
(a) The term
commissioner
shall mean the Commissioner of the Division of Criminal Justice Services or his
						or her designee.
(b) The term
council
shall mean the Municipal Police Training
						Council.
(c) The term
pre-employment correction basic training course
shall mean the
						course of training prescribed in section
						6019.3 
						of this Part that the commissioner has approved, in writing, as meeting or
						exceeding the prescribed minimum standards.
(d) The term
pre-employment
						correction training school
shall mean an entity which provides a
						pre-employment correction basic training course within the State of New York
						which meets or exceeds the minimum qualifications as set forth in section
						6019.3 
						of this Part, or other approved pre-employment correction training, and has
						been approved as a pre-employment correction training school by the
						commissioner in accordance with section
						6019.4 
						of this Part.
(e) The term course
						director shall mean the director or co-director of an organization that
						administers an approved pre-employment correction training school, or his or
						her designee who is responsible for the administration of the school's courses
						and is certified by the Commissioner as an individual whose qualifications meet
						or exceed the requirements set forth in section
						6023.3 
						-a of this Part.
(f) The term
municipality
shall mean any county, city, town, park
						commission, village, or police district in the State, or training academy
						sponsored by one or more police departments"TM
						and/or sheriffs"TM offices.
(g) The term
college
shall
						have the same meaning as set forth in Part 50 of Title 8 NYCRR.
(h) The term
university
shall have the same meaning as set forth in Part 50 of Title 8 NYCRR.
(i) The term
junior college
or
two-year college
shall have the same meaning as set forth
						in Part 50 of Title 8 NYCRR.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6019 - Pre-employment Correction Training › Section 6019.2 - Statement of purpose

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(a) The
						purpose of this Part is to set forth minimum standards for a pre-employment
						correction basic training course, including, but not limited to, subject matter
						and time allotments, requirements for administration of the course-by-course
						directors, and rules governing attendance and completion of such
						course.
(b) The pre-employment
						correction basic training course is an alternative method of correction officer
						basic training set forth in Part 6018 of this Title and is designed to be
						completed by civilians. An individual who successfully completes a
						pre-employment correction basic training course must complete additional
						training after appointment as a sworn correction officer in order to fulfill
						requirements set forth in section 2.30  of the Criminal Procedure Law.
						Provided, however, nothing in this Part shall preclude a sworn correction
						officer from attending a pre-employment correction basic training
						course.
(c) Use of a pre-employment
						correction basic training course is not required and the determination to
						utilize this alternative method of training shall be within the discretion of
						each employer. An employer may require an individual who has been appointed as
						a sworn correction officer, and who previously successfully completed a
						pre-employment basic course, to complete the basic course for correction
						officers as set forth in Part 6018 of this Title.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6019 - Pre-employment Correction Training › Section 6019.3 - Minimum standards for approval of a pre-employment correction basic training course

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(a) A
						pre-employment correction basic training course must be approved by the
						commissioner pursuant to this Part prior to being conducted, and shall be
						conducted only at an approved pre-employment correction training
						school.
(b) A pre-employment
						correction basic training course shall follow the basic course for correction
						officers curriculum as set forth in Part 6018 of this Title, with the exception
						of the units determined by the council that shall not be presented to
						civilians. If a civilian completes one or more of the excepted categories,
						credit for such completion shall not be awarded toward the basic course for
						correction officers set forth in Part 6018 of this Title.
(c) Specific time allotment for the
						categories and respective titles and topics shall meet or exceed those
						established by the council and published by the commissioner for the basic
						course for correction officers as set forth in Part 6018 of this
						Title.
(d) Only instructors
						certified in accordance with the provisions of Parts 6023 and/or 6024 of this
						Title may provide instruction in a pre-employment correction basic training
						course.
(e) Only course directors
						as defined in section
						6019.1(e) 
						of this Part may administer a pre-employment corrections basic training
						course.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6019 - Pre-employment Correction Training › Section 6019.4 - Requirements for approval of a pre-employment correction training school

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(a) A
						pre-employment correction training school must be approved by the commissioner
						pursuant to this Part prior to conducting a pre-employment correction basic
						training course. An entity shall not be designated as an approved
						pre-employment correction training school by the commissioner unless it
						satisfies all requirements prescribed by the commissioner which shall include,
						but not be limited to, the certification of the instructors pursuant to Parts
						6023 and/or 6024 of this Title and/or the certification of the course directors
						pursuant to Part 6023 of this Title, and any other requirements deemed
						necessary by the commissioner.
(b)
						Entities eligible to operate a pre-employment correction training school shall
						include an accredited college, two-year college, or university that:
(1) has an active criminal justice program,
						public safety program, or other similar or equivalent program;
(2) is registered and approved by the
						Department of Education; and
(3)
						has an agreement with a municipality to present a pre-employment correction
						basic training course.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6019 - Pre-employment Correction Training › Section 6019.5 - Revocation or suspension of approval of a pre-employment correction training school

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The commissioner may suspend or revoke the approval
						  granted to a pre-employment correction training school for cause at any time.
						  Reasons for such suspension or revocation may include, but not be limited to,
						  violation of the program requirements as set forth in this
						  Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6019 - Pre-employment Correction Training › Section 6019.6 - Term and renewal of pre-employment correction training school approval

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The pre-employment correction training school approval
						  shall be valid for a period of two years from the date of approval, provided
						  that the council has not made any changes to the minimum qualifications as set
						  forth in this Part. Such approval may be renewed by a pre-employment correction
						  training school upon filing a copy of the current school qualifications and
						  approval by the commissioner in accordance with this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6019 - Pre-employment Correction Training › Section 6019.7 - Requirements for conducting a pre-employment correction basic training course

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(a) The course
						director shall ensure that a pre-employment correction basic training course is
						conducted in accordance with this Part and all applicable standards, policies
						and procedures.
(b) Within 10 days
						of the commencement of a pre-employment correction basic training program, the
						course director shall forward a course roster to the commissioner, on a form
						prescribed by the commissioner, listing the names, and other information
						contained in the form and required by the council, for all attendees.
(c) The course director shall make written
						notification to the commissioner of any departures from the approved curriculum
						and shall be responsible for assuring that such changes do not materially
						change course content
(d) The
						college, two-year college, or university shall be responsible for maintaining
						accurate records for each pre-employment correction basic training course. Such
						records shall include, but are not limited to, lesson plans for each topic
						inclusive of objectives, attendance and performance records, a copy of the
						curriculum approved for use, and a record of any changes in the curriculum
						after such approval. The college, two-year college, or university must retain
						these records as required by the appropriate schedule for records retention and
						disposition promulgated by the Commissioner of Education or 30 years, whichever
						is longer. Such records must be available for inspection by the
						commissioner.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6019 - Pre-employment Correction Training › Section 6019.9 - Limitations regarding pre-employment correction basic training courses

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(a) Completion of a
						pre-employment correction basic training course not approved by the
						commissioner pursuant to the provisions of this Part and pre-employment
						correction training completed before the effective date of this regulation
						shall not be deemed to be successful completion of a pre-employment correction
						basic training course and shall not be recognized by the council or the
						commissioner for purposes of compliance with the provisions of section 2.30  of the Criminal Procedure
						Law.
(b) Completion of a
						pre-employment correction basic training course does not entitle or guarantee
						employment as a correction officer, nor affect, in any way, the applicability
						of the Civil Service Law or other provisions of law regarding the hiring and
						retention of correction officers.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6020 - Basic Course For Police Officers › Section 6020.1 - Definitions

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When used in this Part:
(a) The term council shall mean the Municipal
						Police Training Council.
(b) The
						term course director shall mean the director or co-director of a basic course
						for police officers who is responsible for the administration of the course and
						is certified by the Commissioner as an individual whose qualifications meet or
						exceed the requirements set forth in section
						6023.3 
						-a of this Title.
(c) The term
						commissioner shall mean the Commissioner of the Division of Criminal Justice
						Services or his designee.
(d) The
						term basic course/basic course for police officers shall mean the course of
						training as prescribed in section
						6020.3  of this
						Part, which has been approved by the commissioner, in writing, as meeting or
						exceeding the minimum standards prescribed by that section.
(e) The term municipality shall mean any
						county, city, town, park commission, village, or police district in the
						State.
(f) The term police officer
						shall have the same meaning as set forth in section 209-q (2)(a)  of the
						General Municipal Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6020 - Basic Course For Police Officers › Section 6020.2 - Statement of purpose

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The purpose of this Part is to set forth minimum
						  standards for the basic course for police officers with regard to subject
						  matter and time allotments, which have been demonstrated to be valid and job
						  related as established by a task analysis, commissioned and accepted by the
						  council, to set forth clear and specific requirements for administration of a
						  basic course to be followed by course directors and to promulgate rules
						  governing attendance/completion of such course.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6020 - Basic Course For Police Officers › Section 6020.3 - Minimum standards

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(a) No
						basic course shall be approved by the commissioner that does not follow the
						minimum curriculum as prescribed by the council.
(b) Specific curriculum categories,
						respective titles/topics, and time allotments shall be established by the
						council and published by the commissioner.
(c)
(1)
						Training regarding the investigation and intervention of crimes involving
						sexual assault shall be conducted in accordance with the policies and
						procedures, and minimum standards as established by the council. The
						investigation and enforcement of crimes involving sexual assault under New York
						State law, shall include, but not be limited to:
(i) techniques for interviewing sexual
						assault victims;
(ii) fair
						treatment standards for crime victims pursuant to article 23 of the Executive
						Law;
(iii) evidence gathering and
						evidence preservation; and
(iv)
						dissemination of information concerning availability of local services for the
						victims of such crimes.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6020 - Basic Course For Police Officers › Section 6020.4 - Requirements for approval of a basic course

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(a) No later than 45 days prior to
						commencement of a basic course, the course director shall file a copy of the
						proposed curriculum with the commissioner. This curriculum shall be in a form
						prescribed by the commissioner and shall include:
(1) course location and sponsor;
(2) a chronological listing of topics;
						including the date, time and number of hours allotted to each topic;
(3) the names of instructors and the type of
						instructor certification held by each instructor; and
(4) The name of the course director as
						defined in section
						6020.1(b) 
						of this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6020 - Basic Course For Police Officers › Section 6020.7 - Time limitations for completion of the basic course for police officers

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(a)
						Every person appointed as a police officer, on or after July 1, 1960, shall
						forfeit such position unless he or she has received, within one year from his
						or her date of original appointment, a certificate of satisfactory completion
						of a basic course approved by the commissioner.
(b) A police officer who, because of exigent
						circumstances, is unable to complete a basic course within the one-year period
						prescribed by subdivision (a) of this section may apply through his or her
						employer for an extension of this period by the commissioner. Such applications
						shall be made in writing and must describe the circumstances which necessitate
						the application. Illustrative of exigent circumstances are: the officer's
						inability to complete a basic course for health reasons or the temporary
						unavailability of a training program within a reasonable distance from the
						officer's place of employment. If the commissioner determines that
						circumstances warrant extension of the one-year period, he or she may grant
						approval of such extension. In no instance shall this period be extended beyond
						a total of two years from the initial date of appointment as a police officer,
						except as otherwise required by law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6020 - Basic Course For Police Officers › Section 6020.9 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6021 - Course In Police Supervision › Section 6021.1 - Definitions

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When used in this Part:
(a) The terms council and commissioner shall
						have the same meaning as set forth in section
						6020.1  of this
						Title.
(b) The term course director
						shall mean the director or co-director of a course in police supervision who is
						responsible for the administration of the course and is certified by the
						Commissioner as an individual whose qualifications meet or exceed the
						requirements set forth in section
						6023.3 
						-a of this Title.
(c) The term
						supervisory course/course in police supervision shall mean the course of
						training as prescribed in section
						6021.3  of this
						Part, which has been approved by the commissioner, in writing, as meeting or
						exceeding the minimum standards prescribed by that section.
(d) The term municipality shall mean any
						county, city, town, park commission, village, or police district in the
						State.
(e) The term police officer
						shall have the same meaning as set forth in section 209-q (2)(a)  of the
						General Municipal Law.
(f) The term
						first-line supervisory position shall have the same meaning as set forth in
						section 209-q (2)(b)  of the
						General Municipal Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6021 - Course In Police Supervision › Section 6021.2 - Statement of purpose

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(a) The
						purpose of the course in police supervision is to insure that police officers
						newly promoted to supervisory rank receive a course of professional training in
						the principles of supervision and management to prepare them to carry out their
						duties properly.
(b) The purpose of
						this Part is to set forth minimum standards for the course in police
						supervision with regard to subject matter and time allotments and to set forth
						specific requirements associated with the administration of a supervisory
						course and rules governing attendance/completion of such a course.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6021 - Course In Police Supervision › Section 6021.3 - Minimum standards

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(a) The
						commissioner shall approve no course in police supervision that does not
						provide a minimum of 105 hours of training covering the following general
						topics:
Leadership
Employee Assistance
The Role of the Supervisor
Legal Updates
Community Relations
Incident Management
Communications
Crime Prevention
Local Training Options
Specific time allotments for these topics and
						  respective titles/topics shall be established by the council published by the
						  commissioner.
(b) Only
						instructors qualified/certified in accordance with the provisions of Parts 6023
						and/or 6024 of this Title may provide instruction in a supervisory
						course.
(c) Only course directors
						as defined in section
						6021.1(b) 
						of this Part may administer a course in police
						supervision.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6021 - Course In Police Supervision › Section 6021.4 - Requirements for approval of a course in police supervision

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(a) No later than
						45 days prior to commencement of a supervisory course, the course director
						shall file a copy of the proposed curriculum with the commissioner. This copy
						shall be in a form approved or prescribed by the commissioner and shall
						include:
(1) course location and
						sponsor;
(2) a chronological
						listing of topics; including the date, time and number of hours allotted to
						each topic;
(3) the names of
						instructors and the type of instructor certification held by each instructor;
						and
(4) The name of the course
						director as defined in section
						6021.1(b) 
						of this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6021 - Course In Police Supervision › Section 6021.7 - Time limitations for completion of the course in police supervision

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(a) Every person
						appointed or promoted to a first-line supervisory position, on or after July 1,
						1967, shall forfeit such position or promotion unless he or she has received,
						within one year from his or her appointment or promotion to said supervisory
						position, a certificate of completion as the result of satisfactory completion
						of a supervisory course approved by the commissioner.
(b) A police officer who because of exigent
						circumstances is unable to complete a supervisory course within the one-year
						period as prescribed by subdivision (a) of this section, may apply through his
						or her employer for an extension of this period by the commissioner. Such
						requests shall be made in writing and must describe the circumstances which
						necessitate the application. Illustrative of exigent circumstances are: the
						officer's inability to complete a supervisory course for health reasons or the
						temporary unavailability of a training program within a reasonable distance
						from the officer's place of employment. If the commissioner determines that
						circumstances warrant extension of the one-year period, he or she may grant
						approval of such extension. In no instance shall this period be extended beyond
						a total of two years from the initial date of appointment or promotion to a
						first-line supervisory position, except as otherwise required by law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6021 - Course In Police Supervision › Section 6021.8 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6021 - Course In Police Supervision › Section 6021.9 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6022 - Police In-service Training Courses › Section 6022.1 - Definitions

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When used in this Part:
(a) The terms council and commissioner shall
						have the same meaning as set forth in section
						6020.1  of this
						Title.
(b) The term course director
						shall mean the director or co-director of a police in-service training course
						who is responsible for the administration of the course and is certified by the
						Commissioner as an individual whose qualifications meet or exceed the
						requirements set forth in section
						6023.3 
						-a of this Part.
(c) The term
						in-service training/police in-service training course shall mean the course of
						training as prescribed in section
						6022.3  of this
						Part.
(d) The term municipality
						shall mean any county, city, town, park commission, village, or police district
						in the State.
(e) The term police
						officer shall have the same meaning as set forth in section
						1.20(34) 
						of the Criminal Procedure Law.
(f)
						The term peace officer shall have the same meaning as set forth in section
						2.10 
						of the Criminal Procedure Law.
(h)
						The term non-MPTC certificate of attendance shall mean a document issued by a
						course director evidencing that a candidate has satisfactorily completed all
						course requirements and any pre-requisite training for a non-MPTC certified
						course.
(i) The term MPTC
						certificate of completion shall mean a document issued by the commissioner
						evidencing that a candidate has satisfactorily completed all course
						requirements and any pre-requisite training for a MPTC certified
						course.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6022 - Police In-service Training Courses › Section 6022.2 - Statement of purpose

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(a)
						These regulations are intended to promote continued instruction and study in
						the attitudes, knowledge, skills and procedures involved in carrying out the
						duties and responsibilities of police work above and beyond the fundamentals
						covered in the basic course for police officers and the course in police
						supervision.
(b) This Part sets
						forth specific requirements associated with the administration of in-service
						training courses and rules governing the attendance/completion of such
						courses.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6022 - Police In-service Training Courses › Section 6022.3 - Minimum standards

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(a) A
						MPTC-certified in-service training course shall minimally contain required
						topics and meet required time allotments as established by the council for
						approval of a MPTC certificate of completion to be granted.
(b)
(1)
						Training regarding the investigation and intervention of crimes involving
						sexual assault shall be conducted in accordance with the policies and
						procedures, and minimum standards as established by the council. The
						investigation and enforcement of crimes involving sexual assault under New York
						State law, shall include, but not be limited to:
(i) techniques for interviewing sexual
						assault victims;
(ii) fair
						treatment standards for crime victims pursuant to article 23 of the Executive
						Law;
(iii) evidence gathering and
						evidence preservation; and
(iv)
						dissemination of information concerning availability of local services for the
						victims of such crimes.