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CT Gangs and Gang Violence (26-23-6-C1)

‣ Instructor: Captain Dan Papoosha
‣ Credit Hours: 2
This presentation covers the structure, culture, and dynamics of prominent gangs and their subsets, gang activity and rivalries, and significant aspects of identification.
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NTOA Standards: Public Order Use of Force (26-28-6-A1)

‣ Instructor: Captain Spencer Fomby
‣ Credit Hours: 1
Captain Spencer Fomby (Ret.) will cover the best practices for police use of force during a protest event. This session will address individual uses of force by officers, use of chemical agents and impact munitions, mass detentions/arrests, arrest team tactics, planning, and command and control.
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Path of the Guardian® 2026 (PG26-A1)

‣ Instructor: Attorney Eric P. Daigle
‣ Credit Hours: 8
Path of the Guardian is the effective way to stay up-to-date with weekly training videos on law enforcement legal updates, training on policy, industry standards, current trends, and police practice issues.
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Connecticut Juvenile Law (25-12-8-C1)

‣ Instructor: Attorney Joseph Race
‣ Credit Hours: 2
In this course, Attorney Joseph Race covers the rights of juveniles, the disposition of juveniles taken into custody, juvenile court procedures, proper attitudes, methods, and techniques that an officer should use when dealing with juveniles. The societal pressures of adolescents, characteristics and problems of youths will also be covered, as will the need for strong juvenile community relations and an overview of the community agencies that work with youths.
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AI-Z: The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Law Enforcement Reports (25-60-2-A1)

‣ Instructor: Attorney Joseph Race
‣ Credit Hours: 1
This seminar will address law enforcement agencies' challenges as they amass new technological products. As artificial intelligence continues to reshape modern policing, understanding its role in report writing is essential for today’s law enforcement professionals. AI to Z is a dynamic and practical course designed to introduce officers to the evolving use of AI in the development, review, and documentation of law enforcement reports.
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Digital Evidence: Legal and Practical Skills for Officers (25-63-5-A1)

‣ Instructor: Detective Sergeant Kevin A. Connolly
‣ Credit Hours: 1.5
This session is designed to give all officers the foundation for identifying both physical and cloud based digital evidence that is paramount in today’s criminal investigations. We will cover the ever-changing world of cell phone seizure, extraction, and analysis; to include consent searches and search warrants. Participants will be instructed on how to utilize the tools necessary to research, preserve, and request data from the various cell service providers, social media platforms, and other service providers. At the conclusion of this session there will be a demonstration of how this evidence can be presented in the courtroom to tell the story the digital data has provided.
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Drone Use by Law Enforcement: The 400’ View (25-61-5-A1)

‣ Instructor: Mickey H. Osterreicher, Esq.
‣ Credit Hours: 1
This seminar will explore ways departmental guidelines and procedures should be established before such uses. An overview of the latest FAA and state regulations will be provided, along with a discussion of the benefits and risks posed by drones during emergencies and search and rescue operations, as well as best practices and next steps in law enforcement drone operations. 
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Digital Age Policing: Evolving Expectation of Privacy (25-04-2-A1)

‣ Instructor: Attorney Eric P. Daigle
‣ Credit Hours: 1
This seminar will provide an overview of technology law, focusing on the Expectation of Privacy. The Supreme Court of the United States first established legal standards for this concept back in 1967. However, with the rapid expansion of technology since then, the law has struggled to keep up and provide clear guidance to officers under the Fourth Amendment.
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Lurking & Sliding into DMs: Police Use of Social Media (25-56-2-A1)

‣ Instructor: Attorney Eric R. Atstupenas
‣ Credit Hours: 1.5
Within the past several years, law enforcement has begun to use social media more within the context of criminal investigations and surveillance.  With the development of this powerful technology, courts have also been faced with new challenges in interpreting how the First and Fourth Amendments may be implicated by this use of social media.  This program will address some of these developing areas, discuss the arguments being considered, the potential constitutional implications, and ways in which agencies can utilize social media to conduct criminal investigations and surveillance while complying with federal law.
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Introduction to the First Amendment (25-48-2-A1)

‣ Instructor: Attorney Eric P. Daigle
‣ Credit Hours: 1.5
The opening session of the First Amendment Summit, Introduction to the First Amendment, is presented by Attorney Eric Daigle and will cover First Amendment 101 topics. This session will cover topics including First Amendment application to law enforcement and jail operations and the legal implication of policy, training, and operations.
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CT Rape Crisis/Sexual Assault (24-45-5-C1)

‣ Instructor: Attorney Eric P. Daigle
‣ Credit Hours: 2
This course will cover sexual assault statutes, special concerns relative to the interviewing of sexual assault victims, rape crisis intervention techniques, specific investigative methods to be used in sexual assault cases, as well as the collection and preservation of sexual assault evidence.
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CT Ethics for Law Enforcement: Introduction (20-10-1-C1)

‣ Instructor: Attorney Eric P. Daigle
‣ Credit Hours: 2
help define the role of ethics in law enforcement. It will identify the officers’ role in relation to ethics within an organization. It is important for officers to understand the necessity for high standards of ethical and moral behavior on the part of the law enforcement officer on and off duty.
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CT Civil Liability: What Officers Need to Know (20-04-2-C1)

‣ Instructor: Attorney Eric P. Daigle
‣ Credit Hours: 2
This course is introductory and focuses on legal analysis, guidance, and interpretation of current laws. The topics will address agency liability and current police practices in effective and constitutional operations.
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2020 Connecticut Legal Update (20-09-2-C1)

‣ Instructor: Attorney Eric P. Daigle
‣ Credit Hours: 1
The 2020 legal update reviews Public Acts, a United States Supreme Court case, CT Supreme Court, Second Circuit Court of Appeals, and the CT Appellate Court.
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CT Community and Police Relations (21-08-4-C1)

‣ Instructor: Lawrence A. Terra, Esq.
‣ Credit Hours: 2
This course features Assistant Chief Lawrence Terra as he focuses on the policing crises that we face today regarding an ever-growing lack of trust and confidence from our communities.
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CT Leadership for a Lifetime (21-07-2-C1)

‣ Instructor: Paul Butler
‣ Credit Hours: 2
In this motivational keynote, speaker Paul Butler covers what it takes to be a good professional and highlight the power of being a good person. We will focus on how to take individual talents and apply them to a group setting to make an unstoppable and productive team.
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CT Bigotry and Bias Crimes, Procedural Justice (21-05-5-C1)

‣ Instructor: Attorney Eric P. Daigle
‣ Credit Hours: 3
This course breaks down the classifications, statistics, and data of hate crime offenses against persons, property, and society, and discusses how law enforcement can help their communities through its role in addressing the rise in hate crimes.
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CT Crowd Management and Public Disorder: Legal (25-50-6-R9)

‣ Instructor: Attorney Eric P. Daigle
‣ Credit Hours: 1.5
This session will review legal standards for law enforcement protest response including time, place, and manner restrictions. Training will also explore the legal definitions of hate speech, threat assessment, and passive resistance.
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CT Social Media & First Amendment Implications (25-53-2-C1)

‣ Instructor: Attorney Eric R. Atstupenas
‣ Credit Hours: 1.5
This course will cover an overview of government employee free speech and how to evaluate a department’s ability to investigate and discipline officers when they post on social media, blogs, or department intra-net.
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CT Body Worn Cameras (22-10-5-C1)

‣ Instructor: Attorney Eric P. Daigle
‣ Credit Hours: 1.5
This course will highlight the history of body worn cameras in law enforcement and areas of concern. Legal and privacy issues will be clarified through a review of First and Fourth Amendment implications.
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