Use
of Force for Law Enforcement Agencies
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Comprehensive Strategies to Control Risk,
Liabilities and Post-Incident Response Capabilities
Date: April
15-16,
2002
Location: Wyndham City Center Hotel, Washington, DC
In Association With:
National Criminal Justice Training
Council
LAAW International, Inc.
Law and Order
Magazine
Civic Research
Institute
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Master the
Standards, Constitutional Foundations, and Human Factors Impact Related
to Use of Force
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U.S. Constitutional Use-of-Force
Concepts and Standards
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Debunking the Standards and Continuum
Myths
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Survival Stress, Vision, Motor Skill
Performance, Cognitive Processing, and Critical Incident Amnesia
Develop &
Implement Sound Policy
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Best Practices for Formulation,
Review and Compliance
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Updates on the Latest Policies to
Reduce Your Legal Liability
The Latest
Innovations to Enhance Training Programs
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The Federal Law Enforcement
Training Center’s Use
of Force Model
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Unified Training Principles and the HIT
(High
Intensity Training) Course
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Latest Innovations in Practical Application of Use
of
Force Concepts for Training
Peer
Interactive Training Workshop: Post-Incident Response
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Consistency
of Policy, Training and Custom
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Conditions
Surrounding Use of Force Incidents
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Best Practices for Investigating
Excessive Force Allegations
Plus: Expert Discussion Panel on
the Latest Use of Force Issues: Identifying
Problems, Reporting Aftermath, Sudden Unforeseeable Death, Pepper Spray,
and the Use of Less Lethal Weaponry
Agenda
Tuition Rates
Hotel Information
Summit Brochure (Adobe Acrobat pdf)
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