Advanced Internal Investigations: Legal and Practical Issues (Conference)

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Please be aware that this class is a 16-hour training. Therefore, the training will be 8am-5pm local time each day.

 

This course will cover the legal and practical issues for conducting internal investigations over the following topics:

  1. Composition of the I.A./OPS Unit – selection, organization, agency role
  2. Navigating concurrent criminal and administrative investigations
  3. Use of Body-Worn Cameras & other video evidence in investigations
  4. Use of Force Incidents– Role of Supervisor vs. Investigator
  5. Workplace Discrimination Investigations
  6. Social Media Misconduct – Guidance, Policy & Consequences
  7. Early Intervention Systems
  8. Case Scenarios 

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