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Continuing Education Credits for Ohio Based Law Enforcement Professionals
For calendar year 2007, Ohio based peace officers and highway patrol troopers are required to obtain 8 hours of continuing education units (CEUs). The Ohio State Legislature passed a Professional Education Training bill in 2006.
The State of Ohio Office of the Attorney General has already approved 14 of Enforcement Expo's conference sessions as eligible for CEU credits. Enforcement Expo believes up to 70% of the program will be approved by the time the show begins on July 11. See below for instructions on obtaining CEU credits: - Ohio-base peace officers and highway patrol officers are required to earn 8 hours of continuing education credits in the calendar year of 2007. Units are measured in real time and for a 60 minute session law enforcement professionals will receive 1 credit; for a 90-minute session they will receive 1.5 credits.
- Five of the eight hours of training needs to be directly related to crime victim related training. Crime related training is defined as: Any and all training, the primary focus of which is to convey knowledge, skills and abilities specifically designed to enhance officer intervention with crime victims and crime victim advocates.
- Visit http://www.ag.state.oh.us/le/training/forms/CPT_LETTER.pdf to obtain a Request for Prior Approval of Continuing Professional Training form. Prior approval of training is not required, this service is offered to law enforcement agency administrators and individuals and organizations offering in-service and advanced training.
- Attendees will receive a certificate of completion of Enforcement Expo conference sessions on-site or by mail after the event.
- Attendees are responsible for forwarding their approved conference session certificates to the training officer of their respective department.
- Training officers will contact Lloyd Early with the Office of the Attorney General to get the CEU's recorded.
Classes approved by the Office of the Attorney General are:
Wednesday, July 11, 8:30am - 10am
Terrorism and Law Enforcement - Reality Five Years Later
Continuing Professional Training Requirements for Ohio Peace Officers
Internet Predator Investigations: Emerging Trends and Insight to the Online World and the Investigator's Role
Group Crisis Intervention Workshop (2 day workshop)
Wednesday, July 11, 9:00am - Noon
W2 - Proactive School Security & Emergency Preparedness Planning: Trends & Strategies in a Post 9/11 World
Wednesday, July 11, 10:30am - Noon
Fusion Centers: Finding the Hidden Link between "Routine" Domestic Criminal
Activity and International Terrorism
Expanded NCIS 101
Workers Compensation
Breaching Programs - A Multi-Faceted Discipline
Wednesday, July 11, 2pm - 3:30pm
Effective Interview and Interrogation Techniques for Online Predators
Employee Rights (Including Polygraph Voice Stress Analysis)
Computer Forensics on a Shoestring Budget
The Evolution of DNA Technology in Investigative Case Work: Overview of DNAWitness 2.5 and Case Histories
Managing the Media: Crisis Communications & Media Relations for Law Enforcement Professionals
Clandestine Lab Safety and Awareness/Current Trends
CSI Arson - The Real World of Arson Investigations
Illicit Drug Trends
Lessons Learned Information Sharing
Operational Debrief: Barricaded Active Shooter
Thursday, July 12, 9am - 10:30am
Charitable Gambling Enforcement Update: Law Enforcement Challenges in Ohio
ICE on the Border
Grievances and Arbitration
Subject/Suspect Control Tactics
Thursday, July 12, 10:45am - 12:15pm
Lifestat 1.0: Utilizing New Technologies to Promote Traffic Safety
Predatory Lending
Training Detection of Deception Using Simulation Technology
Locating Hidden Vehicle Compartments
SWAT Legal Updates
Developing an In-house Department Training Program
Check back daily as newly approved classes are added.
For more information contact Lloyd Early at 740-845-2683 or learly@ag.state.oh.us
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