40 Hours
This forty-hour intensive seminar is designed to meet the
needs of the newly assigned Internal Affairs Officer, the
experienced Internal Affairs Officer who wants to update his/her
skills, or the manager who wants to understand how Internal
Affairs should work. It is further designed to take into account
the needs of the small and medium size police agencies as well
as the larger ones. Common types of officer misconduct will be
identified and the mechanics of handling and investigating such
misconduct will be introduced. Legal aspects of internal affairs
investigations and the positive attribute of proper discipline
will be explored. The course begins at 8:00 a.m. and concludes
at 5:00 p.m. each day.
October 27–31, 2008
Criminal Justice Institute
Attention:
Letters of nomination are required for officers to attend this specialized courses because these courses have been designed for officers who have completed designated prerequisites or hold specialized positions within their agencies. Unless otherwise noted, heads of law enforcement agencies should direct correspondence and letters nominating their candidates to Dr. Cheryl P. May, Criminal Justice Institute, 7723 Colonel Glenn Road, Little Rock, Arkansas 72204.