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Start with our Your Weakest Supervisor Webinar, and then move on to the Introduction to Supervisor Liability Course to begin.
We’ve learned that the role of the supervisor is the department’s most important protector against liability.
Who in your department is best able to protect you from a claim of an unconstitutional practice or custom?
Welcome to the Force Investigations for Supervision training course. Join Attorney Eric Daigle as he explores the critical responsibilities of supervisors in conducting thorough and consistent force investigations. This course covers essential topics, including operational liability, post-incident procedures, and the impact of recent police reform legislation on supervisory practices.
This program equips law enforcement supervisors with the knowledge and skills to lead effectively in high-stakes situations. Chief Vernon Riddick provides insight into how policy, training, and supervision shape the aftermath of significant use-of-force incidents. Assistant Chief Lawrence Terra examines the critical role of communication in policing, emphasizing how deteriorating interpersonal skills contribute to use-of-force incidents.
Led by Attorney Eric Daigle, this course covers essential topics including Current Trends – SCOTUS and Reasonable Interpretation, which examines recent U.S. Supreme Court rulings and their impact on use of force standards, and Officer Created Jeopardy, which addresses scenarios where officer actions may escalate risks, providing strategies to mitigate them through sound decision-making and adherence to policy.
Designed to equip supervisors with essential skills for managing high-pressure communication scenarios. Led by Chris Covelli, a seasoned communications consultant and deputy chief with the Lake County (IL) Sheriff’s Office, this course provides practical strategies for handling media relations, crafting effective social media messaging, and navigating critical incidents with clarity, confidence, and accuracy.
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Access past courses that remain relevant and valuable for continuous learning and professional development. Stay informed with foundational insights and strategies that continue to impact today's supervisory practices.
The Supervisor Continuing Education course, “Addressing the Reluctant Officer: Is It Failure or Hesitancy?” led by Anchorage Police Chief Sean Case, explores the significant impact of organizational stress on officer performance and offers practical strategies for building team resilience. This course guides supervisors in identifying internal stress factors, implementing fear inoculation, and fostering adaptive thinking under pressure. Effective performance conversations are also emphasized to promote continuous growth and resilience. Designed for law enforcement supervisors and leaders, this session focuses on understanding the ‘why’ behind actions to help strengthen teams and foster community trust.
The “Force Investigation for Supervisors” course, led by Attorney Eric Daigle, covers the evolving role of force investigations in law enforcement. Focusing on changes in standards since 2012, this course emphasizes the importance of thorough documentation and consistent evidence gathering. Supervisors play a key role in upholding investigative standards, ensuring compliance, and minimizing litigation risks through careful review and reporting. By emphasizing both the ‘what’ and ‘why’ of investigative actions, this course equips participants with essential tools to enhance accountability and safeguard both officers and the community.
To assess and analyze various situations effectively, it is crucial to understand the concept of the “totality of circumstances.” This approach allows decision-makers to consider all relevant factors in a given scenario, rather than focusing on isolated details. By evaluating the broader context, individuals can make more informed, balanced decisions that take into account the complexities of real-world situations. This Supervisor Training provides an in-depth exploration of how the totality of circumstances should be applied across different fields to ensure sound judgment and comprehensive analysis.
These trainings are designed to provide professionals with the latest insights on technology’s impact on privacy and policing, equipping them with the knowledge to navigate legal challenges and leverage innovative tools effectively.
Led by Dr. Katherine Kuhlman, PsyD, a Board Certified Police & Public Safety Psychologist, this course delves into the stress cycle, its connection to Post-Traumatic Stress Injury (PTSI/PTSD), and strategies for supervisors to recognize and address these issues. This is particularly relevant for law enforcement, given the unique stressors faced by first responders.