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Present at Second Chances and Safer Communities conference on Gender Responsive Strategies for Working with Women and Girls

Present at AJA on Use of Restraints with Pregnant Women Under Correctional Custody

to assist your Board with identifying and outlining key areas or issues of interest, gathering data and providing information regarding best or promising practices regarding these topics or areas of interest, and then assisting with the development of a strategic plan that describes key steps that the Board could take in the future regarding the identified areas

the importance of:
Developing communication strategies that can help key stakeholders better understand the work of your board
Identifying key themes and “messages” that you should be communicating to others
Creating an approach that will allow you to effectively handle “risk communication”
Developing an action plan for moving forward

this workshop will provide participants with an overview of issues that parole boards and paroling authorities should consider when making release decisions, setting conditions, and supervising sex offenders to facilitate their successful transition to the community and, in turn, to enhance public safety. The workshop will integrate current research on “what works” with respect to the assessment, treatment, supervision, and reentry of sex offenders. Information on NPRC and BJA resources and technical assistance opportunities will also be provided.

Over the last five years, social media has transformed how people communicate. Individuals around the globe now use social media to easily share ideas, opinions and updates.　 Because it is new and still evolving, law enforcement needs to educate itself about how it works in order to utilize it to both gather and distribute valuable information.

Financial investigations are becoming more complex, requiring law enforcement agencies to concentrate resources and skills to resolve these crimes. A thorough investigation of financial records is imperative to determine and document whether or not suspected financial fraud is occurring between individuals and/or organizations.

The course teaches investigators, analysts, examiners, auditors, prosecutors, and other legal professionals the latest techniques in records analysis.

Intellectual Property Theft Seminar: Fake Products, Real Crime

This 1 day course will familiarize students with the vast amount of location information present on GPS devices. Through a series of presentations and hands-on exercises, students will acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to extract and analyze data associated with GPS-enabled technologies, including portable and marine navigation units.

This module covers situations in which the Fourth Amendment does not apply and which therefore do not require a search warrant.