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Tecora Martin from the District of Columbia Department of Corrections requested information on wellness training for correctional officers. BJA NTTAC provided the requestor with a list of providers that offer wellness training for correctional officers.
The Bureau of Justice Assistance requested information and assistance to kick off the curriculum development process for a training on labor trafficking investigations for law enforcement and prosecutors. Christina Horst, BJA NTTAC TTA Delivery Team Lead, provided guidance directly to Linda Hammond-Deckard, BJA Policy Advisor, from January to June 2017.
Dorothy Burke, the tribal court administrator for the Coleville Tribe in Washington, requested information about bailiff training resources. The request was referred to Fox Valley Technical College because they have an existing BJA grant award to develop and deliver training for tribal probation officers, and previously designed a defensive tactics training for tribal probation officers and court bailiffs.
Daisy Santillan from the Washington County, Oregon Sheriff's Office requested information on implicit bias training resources. BJA NTTAC provided the requestor with a list of providers that offer implicit bias training.
The Little Rock, Arkansas Police Department, as part of the Little Rock Violence Reduction Network (VRN) site, requested training and technical assistance for crime analysts. BJA NTTAC referred the requester to Chris Bruce, who provides training through the International Association of Crime Analysts and offered his time onsite to complete the training request.
Deborah Lee requested information on admission of evidence from electronic devices in defense hearings. BJA NTTAC referred her to the National White Collar Crime Center, an organization with existing BJA grants specializing in cyber training and electronics forensic exploitation.
The Massachusetts Northwestern District Attorney's Office requested online training resources around computer and phone forensics for prosecutors. BJA NTTAC referred the requestor to the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C).
Behavioral Health Services of Pickens County, South Carolina requested information on training and resources related to reporting, ethics, and law. BJA NTTAC referred the requestor to the National Association of Drug Court Professionals (NADCP).
The Pima County, Arizona Sheriff's Department Corrections Bureau requested information on motivational interviewing training. BJA NTTAC provided the requestor with resources from the National Institute of Corrections (NIC) and also referred the requestor to Jim Carter, a provider who conducts training around this topic.
The Hinds County, Mississippi District Attorney's Office requested information on training for criminal investigators. BJA NTTAC provided the requestor with several training opportunities for criminal investigators.
