Sex Offender Registration & Management (L138)

2003 National Conference on

Sex Offender

Registration & Management

for Law Enforcement & Corrections Agencies

Effectively Register, Manage and Facilitate Offenders and Re-Entry Initiatives

May 1-2, 2003

Arlington, VA

5 Reasons You Can't Miss this Event:

Facilitate Information Sharing and Cross-Agency Collaboration between Stakeholders

Utilize Tools to Enhance Investigative and Information Sharing Capabilities

Increase Supervisory Skills and Identify Current Program Strengths and Weaknesses

Administer Effective Re-Entry and Supervision of Offenders in the Community

Improve Community Awareness and Public Safety Initiatives

As a law enforcement, probation or parole officer, public safety official or case worker in sexual offender management, you are faced with the constant challenges of managing and registering sex offenders on a daily basis, deterring them from future crimes, while simultaneously protecting the public. Sex offender registration, and the increased need to adapt and improve management while effectively coordinating the handoff with probation supervisors and a limited budget, can pose challenges for the law enforcement and supervisory community.

Within this ever-changing environment, you need to ensure your agency is effectively registering, managing and maximizing its efforts on offender registration and re-entry initiatives. To assist you in meeting these challenges, we invite you to attend the 2003 National Conference on Sex Offender Registration & Management for Law Enforcement & Corrections Agencies, being hosted in Arlington, VA on May 1-2, 2003. This conference offers two days of interactive speaker presentations and breakout sessions designed to equip you with innovative strategies and practical solutions to the challenges you face on a daily basis in investigating and managing, and monitoring sexual offenders.

Administer an Effective Offender Registration Plan While Ensuring Compliance

Increasing your investigative capabilities and facilitating communication between stakeholders is critical to effective management of sex offenders in society. Experts on sex offender management will share strategies, best practices, lessons learned and innovative technology to maximize registration, coordinate successful re-entry initiatives, and stay aligned with agency mission. Learn how to effectively handle case load management while increasing efforts to protect public safety and keep them informed.

Integrate Agency Best Practices to Achieve Measurable Results

Attendees will examine a case study which focuses on a multi-agency collaborative approach that provides innovative and measurable models to aid in implementing key initiatives in your agency. Innovative approaches and proven solutions will assist you in incorporating these practices in your agency.

This conference promises to be a valuable forum for the exchange of innovation and integration of effective management practices of sex offender management. Law enforcement, correctional and rehabilitative professionals from federal, state and local jurisdictions will benefit from the exchange of best practices and information sharing.

Sincerely,

Leslie Ferragut

Associate Director

Law Enforcement Development Center

Agenda:

Day One: May 1, 2003
Registration, Information Sharing and Offender Management
8:30	Registration and Continental Breakfast
9:00	Keynote Address: Update on Federal and State Sex Offender Mandates and Legislation
9:45	Break
10:00	Build an Accurate, Comprehensive Registry and Ensure Compliance with State and Federal Mandates: An Agency Perspective on Collaboration
11:30	Update on the Registries: Effectively Utilize the National Sex Offender Registry (NSOR) and State Registries to Increase Investigative Abilities & Enhance Offender Management
12:15	Lunch
1:00	Workshop: Managing Sex Offender Computer Use
4:30	Adjourn

Day Two: May 2, 2003
Re-Entry, Supervision and Effective Agency Administration
8:30	Continental Breakfast
9:00	Keynote Address: Monitoring, Supervising and Facilitating Effective Re-Entry while Reducing Recidivism among Sex Offenders
10:00	Innovation in Re-Entry Initiatives
10:50	Break
11:00	Strategies for Supervision and Enforcement of Registrants and the Impact of Registration on Offender Behavior
12:15	Lunch
1:15	Incorporate Best Practices and Achieve Measurable Results
2:15	Break
2:30	Grants Workshop: Funding Sex Offender Programs
4:30	Adjourn

Exhibiting and Sponsorship Information:

To learn more about exhibit and sponsorship opportunities at Performance Institute educational seminars and conferences, please call Shawn Keeley at 703-894-0481.

Hotel Information:

The 2003 National Conference on Sex Offender Registration & Management for Law Enforcement & Corrections Agencies will be held at the Performance Institute Training Center in Arlington, VA. A limited number of rooms have been reserved at the Hilton Garden Inn at a discounted rate of $155 per night. Please contact the hotel to make reservations by April 1st, 2003. Be sure to request the Performance Institute conference rate.

Hilton Garden Inn

1333 Courthouse Road

Arlington, VA 22201

Tel: 703-528-4444

Fax: 703-528-4933

www.hiltongardeninn.com

The Hilton Garden Inn will ensure that your stay in the Washington, D.C. area is comfortable.

Tuition:

Tuition for attending the 2003 National Conference on Sex Offender Registration & Management for Law Enforcement & Corrections Agencies is $995.

Group Discounts:
Contact Shawn Keeley at the Performance Institute at 703-894-0481 for more information about group discounts.

Register:

Click here to register for this event online!

Administrative Note:

A 10% cancellation fee on registration will be charges for cancellations received less than three weeks from the sate of the conference. As speakers are confirmed 6 months before the event, some speaker changes or topic changes may occur in the program. The Performance Institute is not responsible for speaker changes, but will work to ensure a comparable speaker is located to participate in the program.