ICJE Course Schedule
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The Criminal Justice Department at Faulkner University, Montgomery, Alabama, in association with ICJE, Inc., will be conducting a series of annual seminars designed to provide police officers with practical and current information in critically important areas of operation.Most seminars are held on Fridays from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and all provide at least six hours of in-service training certified by the Alabama Peace Officers Standards and Training Commission. These are fee-based courses and the price per course varies. The dates given are approximate and are subject to change.
Registration may be online or mail/fax by clicking on the link to the left. ICJE will also accept Purchase Orders and checks (and even cash) for training courses.
For those officers who find it more convenient to pay in advance by credit card, ICJE now has the ability to receive credit card payments through PayPal. Those officers who wish to use this service should register online or by fax for the course desired and then pay online by clicking on the credit card image appearing in the training course box.
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Date, Cost & Location Course Name Description
6/12/09
$75.00
6 Hours
Montgomery Police Academy Range
Montgomery, Alabama
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Internet Crime Investigations
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Current law enforcement investigators need to access the vast resources available to them online in order to find people, prepare for interviews and organize their cases.
This training is for all those who need to use the Internet to enhance their investigative capabilities and includes a review of sites commonly used to gather investigative information and methods used to collect, prepare and present case information for prosecution.
Online information is being used more and more by defense attorneys. Officers need to check the same resources they do in order to present the best case and avoid courtroom surprises.
This training will give officers the edge you need to become proficient in the rapidly growing world of online investigations.
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6/26/09
$75.00
6 Hours
Faulkner University Montgomery, Alabama
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Undercover Investigations of Online Predators
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This course is given in a computer lab and will provide instruction and hands-on application using different search engines.
Officers will learn ways to initiate and conduct online criminal investigations, including how to develop undercover nicknames and enter chat rooms, and the proper way to document and maintain necessary records.
In addition, officers will learn ways to identify IP addresses and will review software and agencies available for assistance.
Officers will be given an overview of the contact methods such as Yahoo, MSN Messenger, Hello and My Space as well as the acronyms and emoticons commonly used by on line predators.
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7/10/09
$75.00
6 Hours
Montgomery Police Academy Range
Montgomery, Alabama
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Arrest
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Search Warrant Preparation
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Probable Cause is the basis for all we do in law enforcement, but how many times do we really feel confident that our probable cause will stand up to the most rigorous legal scrutiny and protect us and our fellow officers from lawsuits?
This is a hands on course that reviews the legal aspects of probable cause and then concentrates on the techniques of affidavit drafting.
Participants will be furnished an extensive manual and will draft affidavits in class covering a variety of situations in order to be confident in their warrant preparation ability. If you draft affidavits now or intend to in the future, or if you just want to be sure that you can find probable cause in a given fact situation, you need to participate in this "hands on" seminar.
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7/24/09
$75.00
6 Hours
Montgomery Police Academy Range
Montgomery, Alabama
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Basic Bomb Threat Response to a Terrorist Incident
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This course is designed to provide a basic overview of bomb threat situations most likely encountered by first responders.
Paricipants will learn the proper response to a bomb threat situation and will become familiar with several common types of explosives, both military and commercial.
The course also covers proper procedures for notifying federal, and local agencies and jurisdictional matters in explosive/bombing situations.
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8/5/09
$75.00
6 Hours
Montgomery Police Academy Range
Montgomery, Alabama
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Supervisory Communication and Motivation
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Some of the most important and most difficult tasks for law enforcement supervisors to successfully maneuver include the constant interaction with administrators, peers, lower ranking officers, communications personnel, administrative personnel, court personnel, media, law abiding citizens, and criminals.
Law enforcement supervisors must develop the skills necessary to communicate clearly and successfully with numerous individuals; each with a different personality, background, level of understanding, and language barriers. When dealing with lower ranking officers, it is not only imperative that clear and complete communications take place, but the supervisor must also serve as a mentor to motivate for excellence in a profession filled with discouraging situations, stressful and emotional events, that require split-second decision making.
This course will present the concepts and scientific principles related to communication and motivation on a supervisory level. Each participant will bring their personal experience to the table in discussion on topics related to communicating with different individuals and motivating law enforcement officers who fall into numerous generations and cultural backgrounds.
Six hours of training will be filled with information, discussion, practical exercises, and examples of actual situations in which law enforcement supervisors will deal with in their careers. This course is valuable for veteran and new supervisors, as well as officers who plan to seek promotion into supervisory positions.
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8/14/09
$75.00
6 Hours
Montgomery Police Academy Range
Montgomery, Alabama
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Ethics and Accountability in Law Enforcement
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Throughout their careers, law enforcement personnel are given training that provides the knowledge, skills and abilities to perform the various tasks of their work. Unfortunately, not much focus has been placed in training officers to handle the discretionary decisions and ethical dilemmas they face in both their professional and personal lives.
This 6 hour course will provide them with the necessary tools to assist them with identifying ethical dilemmas and solutions. Among the many issues that will be discussed are:
 “Ethics” defined.“Higher Standard” of behavior for police.“6 Pillars of Character”.“5 Principles of Ethical Policing”.Identifying stakeholder in a given ethical situation.Demonstrating the “ACT” as a tool for making ethical decisions |
8/21/09
$75.00
6 Hours
Montgomery Police Academy Range
Montgomery, Alabama
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Constitutional and Alabama Law Update
Civil/ Criminal Liability
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The law is constantly changing and officers are legally responsible for understanding and applying these changes. Unfortunately, most departments are not adequately equipped to provide their officers with legal updates in a manner that can be immediately applied on the job. Not knowing the latest law can adversely impact cases and can subject officers to civil and even criminal penalties. Every officer needs a legal refresher course once each year.
If you have not received training in this area recently, you need to attend this course.
Topics covered will include new major federal and cases involving search and seizure, confessions, right to counsel, eyewitness identification and civil/criminal liability.
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9/11/09
$75.00
6 Hours
Montgomery Police Academy Range
Montgomery, Alabama
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Leadership Basics and Problem Solving
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This course covers all of the new principles of leadership and problem solving needed by law enforcement leaders today.
Participants will gain a thorough understanding of leadership styles, concentrating on what works and what doesn't in current law enforcement culture.
Because leadership involves problem solving to a great extent, techniques for analyzing and solving a variety of leadership problems are reviewed and evaluated.
This is an active seminar involving group problems and dynamic class interactions. It should be attended by any future or new supervisor.
Past evaluations have shown that even experienced supervisors have learned new techniques which can be immediately applied in their workplace to increase efficiency and production.
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9/25/09
$75.00
6 Hours
Montgomery Police Academy Range
Montgomery, Alabama
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Police Misconduct
Pay with Credit Card Below
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Officers and their departments are scandalized all too often by allegations of Police Misconduct.
This seminar will assist officers and supervisors in recognizing and preventing Police Misconduct.
Course participants will gain a greater understanding of the warning signs of potential problems as they examine the underlying causes of behavior which may eventually result in Police Misconduct.
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10/6/09
FREE
6 Hours
Auburn University Montgomery
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The Crooks are Getting Smarter, Are You?
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This program, which is open to banking and law enforcement personnel, will highlight the most popular fraud schemes of 2009, providing ways to prevent and investigate them.
Training Highlights and Benefits:
Summary of the trends in robbery and robbery prevention Learn how new technologies are assisting law enforcement and financial institutions Ascertain sources of valuable financial information Mutual cooperation for solving and preventing crimes Forum for networking and contact development |
11/13/09
$100
6 Hours
Montgomery Police Academy Range
Montgomery, Alabama
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Informant Program Development and Management
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It is a basic fact that law enforcement cannot function effectively without the use of informants and sources.
In six hours, officers will learn how to set up an efficient informant program and how to manage the program after it has begun.
Included is an inclusive manual with ready to use checklists and forms - everything your department needs to efficiently begin and maintain a productive, legal informant program, including payment methods, affidavit preparation, policy ments and information sharing with other departments.
If you are not totally satisfied with your existing program or if you have no comprehensive program, you need to attend this seminar.
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11/18/09
$75.00
6 Hours
Faulkner University Montgomery, Alabama
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Officer Safety
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This training examines information on how & why officers are attacked and/or killed. Information is based on 3 FBI studies, reflected in the publications, "Killed in the Line of Duty" (1992), "In the Line of Fire" (1997), and "Violent Encounters" (2006). Case studies of actual assaults give insight to this sensitive topic.
This course is for law enforcement trainers, supervisors, managers, and officers. Developed from the excellent materials and information presented by the FBI trainer David Bossard. He freely gives permission and encourages local adaptation of this compelling material.
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12/11/09
$75.00
6 Hours
Montgomery Police Academy Range
Montgomery, Alabama
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Identity Theft and White Collar Crime
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This White Collar Crime course covers all of the usual methods of taking and assuming a person's identity, the laws involved, preventive measures and the investigative steps to identify and apprehend those who participate in these crimes.
Because this one of the more rapidly growing crime areas, DAs often are not experienced in prosecuting these cases, so all departments should have a working knowledge of the crimes, the criminals involved and the investigation of these schemes.
As criminals become more sophisticated, those officers who are or will be assigned to these investigations must constantly upgrade their skills. From simple check cases to identity theft, the schemes are becoming more complex with each new change in technology.
This course also includes a basic overview of the typical white collar crime schemes investigators currently face and the steps necessary to solve these crimes.
All officers who are currently involved in the investigation of white collar crime or who intend to do so in the future should attend this course
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