Evidence Based Police Training

Certification

This course is certified by the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board.

Training Mandates

This course meets state guidelines for the following mandated subject areas:

• Law Update  (annual)
• Civil Rights  (every 3 yrs.)
• Constitutional & Proper Use of Authority  (every 3 yrs.)
• Cultural Competency  (every 3 yrs.)
• Human Rights  (every 3 yrs.)
• Procedural Justice  (every 3 yrs.)
• Lead Homicide Recertification  (8 hrs. credit)

Description

This training will familiarize participants with the latest evidence-based research on American law enforcement and will provide tools for implementing suggested practices to meet the challenges of 21st Century Policing.  Program design is based in part on findings from practitioners, academic scholars and recommendations from The Presidential Task Force, consisting of several members of the U.S. Department of Justice, as well as local, state and federal law enforcement leaders from across the country.  Instruction will include recommendations for improving community relationships, mitigating agency liability, and reducing officer complaints.

Topics

• Civil Rights | Human Rights | Bias Awareness
• Sex Crimes | Hate Crimes | Domestic Violence
• Search & Seizure | Power to Arrest | Freedom of Assembly
• Interview vs. Interrogation | Self-Incrimination
• Civil Liability | Criminal Liability | Risk Management
• Federal Civil Rights Violations | Official Misconduct
• Excessive Use of Force | De-Escalation Tactics
• Citizen Relations | Public Perception | Building Public Trust
• Transparency | Social Media | Use of Body Cameras

Instructor

Deadline

Please register for this course by December 11.