Sexual Assault Training for Rural Law Enforcement Executives
The National Center for Rural Law Enforcement (NCRLE), a division of the Criminal Justice Institute, is a university-based organization committed to helping rural law enforcement agencies effectively combat crime in their communities. To ensure they can meet the challenge of law enforcement in the 21st Century, NCRLE's focus is providing education and training to law enforcement personnel in rural communities. The Sexual Assault Training Project for Rural Law Enforcement Personnel is one of NCRLE's national projects.
Sexual Assault Training for Rural Law
Enforcement Executives:
| Project purpose: | Through
education and training enhance the capability of rural
law enforcement personnel to manage and investigate
sexual assault cases.
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| Curriculum objective: | Present
chief executive officers the opportunity to develop or
refine management skills to enhance their agency's
response to sexual assault.
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| Curricular topics: |
• Dynamics of Sexual Assault
& Trauma Responses • Forensic Issues and Advancements • Investigative Techniques • Sexual Assault Crime Scene • Legal Issues • Policy and Procedures • Media Relations • Team Approach to Sexual Assault • Survivor's Perspective
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| Duration of course: | 2 days
(14.5 hours)
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| Eligible participants: | Rural
Chiefs of Police and Sheriffs; S.T.O.P. grantees
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| Delivery location: | Arkansas
State Police #1 State Police Plaza Drive Little Rock, AR
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| Dates of delivery: | November
1-2, 2010
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| Additional information: | Rita Davis
- 501-570-8056 Email: rrdavis@cji.edu |
This project is supported by Grant No.
2006-WT-AX-K019 awarded by the Office on Violence Against Women,
U. S. Department of Justice to the National Center for Rural Law
Enforcement at the Criminal Justice Institute, University of
Arkansas System. The opinions, findings, conclusions, and
recommendations expressed in this publication/program/exhibition
are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the
views of the Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against
Women.

