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Strangulation is lethal. It is utilized by the most dangerous partners and increase the danger for anyone who comes in contact with these suspects. Unfortunately, training has been lacking in the past and police officers have been investigating cases without all the tools necessary to make the proper decisions.
If you're interested in developing effective report writing skills as a law enforcement officer, you've come to the right place. This 2-hour online training course is designed to equip you with the essential knowledge and practical techniques required to produce well-written, concise, and legally defensible reports.
consensual contacts on the street, knock and talks with a cold approach are much more difficult than other types of encounters. They require one to approach a subject much differently than what is often taught in standard interview and interrogation classes. While consensual encounters are often used in drug investigations, they can and should be utilized in all forms of criminal investigations.
As you know, vehicle searches are an every day occurrence on patrol. These searches can include anything from looking for specific objects or materials within a car, to examining the car's engine and interior. There are many considerations that law enforcement must take into account when conducting an advanced vehicle search, including the Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution.
This quick, 1-hour course will give you the basics for missing children, child abduction and murder investigations and will provide you with the skills and knowledge necessary to conduct a successful investigation. This course is essential for anyone on patrol or investigations who may deal with missing and exploited children.
This course is designed to help you become familiar with bloodstain pattern analysis. You will learn how to look for and interpret common bloodstain patterns, and how this knowledge can be used in forensic investigations. The course will also cover the basics of bloodstain pattern analysis, including the factors that affect bloodstain patterns and the methods used to examine them.
Online law enforcement training provides officers with the skills necessary to operate in today’s digital age. This type of training allows officers to learn from a variety of sources and at their own pace, making it more convenient for them.
The chain of evidence is a critical part of any criminal investigation and must be maintained to ensure the evidence collected is admissible in court. There are several steps that investigators must take to create and maintain the chain of evidence as outlined above.
Emotional intelligence (EI) is the capacity to be aware of and manage one’s own emotions, and the emotions of others.
We’ll be discussing the latest research on tonic immobility, trauma and the brain. This research has implications for how we interview victims of assault and violence, as well as how police and prosecutors handle these cases in court.
For the seasoned reader steeped in forensic history, the names Bertillon and Locard evoke a fascinating turning point. While Bertillonage, with its intricate anthropometry, may seem quaint compared to modern forensics, its legacy is far from forgotten.
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