This 16-hour course is POST certified under Plan III. Payment is required in full 15 days prior to the class in order to guarantee your seat. The State Bar of California has approved this activity for 15 MCLE credit hours.
Who Should Attend:
Homicide shooting investigators, shooting team commanders, DA investigators, criminal investigators, field support chiefs, civil liability investigators, city attorneys and county counsel.
What you will learn:
You will learn how to handle all aspects of an officer-involved shooting, including the legal and administrative issues impacting supervisors and managers. Topics covered in this course will include:
Criminal Issues
Administrative Issues
Civil Issues
Post-trauma stress
Initial response to an OIS incident
Instructors:
Dr. JD Harris of The Counseling Team
Bruce Praet of The Law Firm of Ferguson, Praet & Sherman
Ed Contreras of the Orange County District Attorney's Office
Class Times:
8:00AM - 5:00PM both days, registration at 7:30AM on day one
Dates and Locations:
Click here for a printable form to use to register with a check or to fax in your credit card information.
January 20-21, 2011: Santa Clara: Hilton Hotel, 4949 Great America Parkway, Santa Clara 95054. 408-330-0001. Sleeping rooms at $119 single/double, includes continental breakfast and free parking. Click here to register online with a credit card!
Check back often...the schedule for the 10/11 fiscal year will be posted as presentations are confirmed.
Registration Policy:
NOTE: Our policy states that you ARE NOT registered and no seat is being held until we receive the full payment. We will hold your registration form until we receive your payment.
Confirmation:
You will receive a confirmation via email after we receive your course registration and your payment is processed. Please review the confirmation carefully and check for any changes in course date or location.
Attendance Policy:
The California Peace Officers' Association (CPOA) seminars are not public seminars and are not open to the general public for enrollment. CPOA seminars are for training law enforcement personnel or those individuals who in some capacity represent law enforcement or public entities. CPOA reserves the right to restrict or deny enrollment or access to any CPOA seminar to any individual.
Payment Policy:
Payment MUST BE received at least 15 days prior to each class. No payments will be accepted onsite. We accept check or credit cards.
Cancellation:
All cancellations are subject to a $15 administrative fee. There will be no refund for cancellations made 15 days or less prior to the start date of a course. To cancel or request a refund, you may fax the CPOA office at 916-263-6090 or email cpoa@cpoa.org detailing your request. Your agency will be billed in full for "no shows." Substitutions are encouraged.
Americans with Disabilities Act:
If you require special accommodations pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act, please contact the CPOA office at 916-263-0541.
