Over 25 courses covering homicide and death investigations, interview and interrogation, sex crimes, child abuse, domestic violence and strangulation, patrol skills, and drone certification. Courses run from one hour to 40 hours. All are built to IADLEST standards and certified by Idaho POST.

The catalog is built for individual officers and detectives who need real investigative skills, not more CE checkboxes. Courses include full curriculum outlines, module-level instruction, and a final assessment. None of them are rubber stamps. You get lifetime access to every course you purchase, including any future updates to that content, so what you learn stays current as science and case law evolve.

Individual officers can enroll and start immediately. Training coordinators can arrange group access or department-wide enrollment at a reduced rate.

Every RTI course is available for in-person delivery at your agency. If you need to get a cohort of officers trained without the cost and logistics of sending them somewhere, this is the lane. We handle scheduling, documentation, and POST paperwork. You handle the room and the coffee.

In-person delivery is well-suited for departments with specific in-service hour requirements, agencies that want hands-on practical exercises, and situations where training a group together is more cost-effective than individual online enrollment. Courses delivered in person follow the same IADLEST-aligned curriculum as the online versions, which means the credit hours and documentation hold up the same way.

We have delivered agency-hosted training to local, state, federal, tribal, and university law enforcement agencies across the country. If you want to talk through logistics or get a quote for your department, use the link below.

RTI instructors are available for expert consulting and case review in three specialized areas. This work is for prosecutors, defense counsel, and agencies working complex cases who need someone who has done this work, not someone who read about it.

Bloodstain Pattern Analysis
Jayme Dozier is one of 64 people in the world certified through the International Association of Identification in bloodstain pattern analysis. He is available for case review, trial preparation, and expert witness testimony in cases involving BPA evidence.

Non-Fatal Strangulation
Jayme has been specifically sought out as a subject matter expert in non-fatal strangulation. He is available for case consultation and expert witness work in cases where strangulation is a component of domestic violence, homicide, or other interpersonal violence investigations.

Forensic Documentation and Digital Media
Aaron Rosen provides consulting on crime scene photography, evidence documentation, and the preparation of courtroom exhibits and digital media presentations. His services have been specifically requested in cases requiring independent review of digital imagery as evidence, forensic imaging support during active investigations or after-the-fact case review, and the combination of existing case documentation into cohesive trial exhibits. Where existing media falls short, Aaron creates new visual presentations that give the jury a cleaner, more accurate view of what the evidence actually shows.

Four certification programs for investigators who want documented, verifiable proof of advanced training in a specific discipline. These are multi-course programs with defined hour requirements, built to IADLEST standards. Completing one gives your department, your prosecutor, and eventually a jury a reference point that means something beyond the minimum qualifications.

Each certification bundles the relevant RTI courses into a single purchase at a reduced rate. You work through the courses at your own pace, complete the assessments, and receive a certification that documents what you actually learned and how many hours you put in. RTI does not issue certifications for showing up. You earn them by completing the work.

The disciplines covered span the highest-stakes investigation types in law enforcement. Homicide and special victims work carry the heaviest evidentiary burden and the most scrutiny at trial. Sexual assault and interpersonal violence investigations are where most departments are underequipped and undertrained. RTI built these programs specifically because those are the cases where the difference between a trained investigator and an untrained one shows up most clearly — in the quality of the case, in court, and in the outcome for the victim.

• Certified Homicide Investigator — 82 hours
• Certified Special Victims Investigator — 114 hours
• Certified Sexual Assault Investigator — 74 hours
• Certified Interpersonal Violence Investigator — 66 hours