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This course is open to UNION COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT AND MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS ONLY. Established in Memphis in 1988, CIT is an innovative police based first responder program that has become internationally known as the ?Memphis Model, providing law enforcement based crisis intervention training to help individuals suffering from mental illness. CIT is typically based in the patrol division of the police department. In addition, CIT works in partnership with those in mental health professions to promote collaborative efforts to create and sustain more effective interaction among law enforcement, mental health providers, individuals with mental illness, and their families. CIT has been shown to help reduce the stigma of mental illness. Most significantly, CIT has been shown to reduce injury and death to both officers and individuals with mental illness. Topics of instruction include recognizing and responding to mental illness, de-escalation techniques, tactical skills when words don?t work and legal issues such as warrantless entry under emergency aid and community caretaker function and officer responsibility/liability under the psychiatric screening law.
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This course is open to UNION COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT AND MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS ONLY. Established in Memphis in 1988, CIT is an innovative police based first responder program that has become internationally known as the ?Memphis Model, providing law enforcement based crisis intervention training to help individuals suffering from mental illness. CIT is typically based in the patrol division of the police department. In addition, CIT works in partnership with those in mental health professions to promote collaborative efforts to create and sustain more effective interaction among law enforcement, mental health providers, individuals with mental illness, and their families. CIT has been shown to help reduce the stigma of mental illness. Most significantly, CIT has been shown to reduce injury and death to both officers and individuals with mental illness. Topics of instruction include recognizing and responding to mental illness, de-escalation techniques, tactical skills when words don?t work and legal issues such as warrantless entry under emergency aid and community caretaker function and officer responsibility/liability under the psychiatric screening law.
TO REGISTER: EMAIL REGISTRATION TO mobrienjd@gmail.com
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This course is open to UNION COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT AND MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS ONLY. Established in Memphis in 1988, CIT is an innovative police based first responder program that has become internationally known as the ?Memphis Model, providing law enforcement based crisis intervention training to help individuals suffering from mental illness. CIT is typically based in the patrol division of the police department. In addition, CIT works in partnership with those in mental health professions to promote collaborative efforts to create and sustain more effective interaction among law enforcement, mental health providers, individuals with mental illness, and their families. CIT has been shown to help reduce the stigma of mental illness. Most significantly, CIT has been shown to reduce injury and death to both officers and individuals with mental illness. Topics of instruction include recognizing and responding to mental illness, de-escalation techniques, tactical skills when words don?t work and legal issues such as warrantless entry under emergency aid and community caretaker function and officer responsibility/liability under the psychiatric screening law.
TO REGISTER: EMAIL REGISTRATION TO mobrienjd@gmail.com
Include: Name...Rank or Title...Police Department / Agency Name...Business Address ...City, State, Zip...Telephone ...Cell Phone...FAX...Email Address.
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presented by Connell Consulting LLC
REGISTRATION -- RESERVE SEATING BY EMAIL: railpace@comcast.net
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Connell Consulting LLC 257 Oak Ridge Road
Clark, New Jersey 07066
FAX: 732-388-4984
EMAIL: railpace@comcast.net
When enacted in 2002, the Open Public Records Act (OPRA) was designed to provide greater access to government records maintained by public agencies. This one-day course is designed as a practical, knowledge-centered curriculum for police officials, records clerks, and other government officials designated as record custodians. With a combined experience of 65 years in the law enforcement profession, these veteran instructors provide practical advice on a wide range of Open Public Records Act (OPRA) topics including Title 47, Definition of Government Records; Common Law Doctrine vs. Statutory Doctrine; Executive Orders 9, 11, 69, 123, 21 and 26; Role and function of the GRC; synopsis of selected GRC rulings; OPRA fees and related litigation: Fee shifting; Records redaction: DARM Records Retention Schedule; Time Constraints: Three Thresholds; Privacy Issues: Connell?s Gatekeeper Theory; OPRA?s 24 exemptions from disclosure; Civil/Administrative Liability for police, records custodians, government supervisors and law enforcement executives; OPRA requests -- citizens and the media, and special topics including 9-1-1 tapes, Use of Force forms, Taped phones at headquarters, Emails, Cameras in cars, MDT?s, School bus routes, OPRA vs. Discovery; Case Law (Bent vs. Stafford and new! Alfano vs. Margate City), NJ Press Shield Law 2A:84a-21.
NOTE: Municipal Clerks: Approved for 6 CEUs by the NJ Division of Local Government Services.
All others approved for 4 CEUs. DLGS - Connell - 1
Attire: Uniform / Professional.
Instructors: Robert O'Leary, Esq., Union County Executive Assistant Prosecutor and Public Information Officer for the Union County Prosecutor?s Office (ret.)
Chief Denis E. Connell, Ed.D., Former Public Information Officer, custodian of Police Records and Chief of the Clark Police Department (ret.)
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This course, especially designed for superior officers and police executives, will explore established methods that can improve the relationship between law enforcement and the working press. We will present new case law, along with suggested techniques for providing information to the print, broadcast, and Internet media. The course will detail several real life scenarios and how to best to respond for maximum press impact while maintaining the sanctity of an investigation.
Instructor: Mark Spivey, Director of Communications
Union County Prosecutor’s Office
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