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CICP Course List. Interview and Interrogations: Criminal Investigations: Interview and Interrogations. 40 Hours. General Criminal or Death Investigations: General Criminal Investigations. 40 Hours. Suicide Investigations.
The North Carolina Justice Academy is excited that Hate Crimes training for all North Carolina law enforcement officers is under development in two (2) separate lesson plans: (1) Hate Crimes Awareness and Recognition for Patrol Officers (4 hours); (2) Hate Crimes Investigations (6 hours).
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What training programs are administered by the Criminal Justice Standards Division?
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The following training certification programs are administered by the Criminal Justice Standards Division: Basic Law Enforcement Training. In-Service Training. Speed Measurement Instrument Certification. Instructor Certification. Specialized Instructor Certification. Driver Training.
All enrollees before April 1, 2016, will use the course requirements when they began the course: CPCP Course Requirement. Current required core courses: Community Oriented Policing. 24 Hours. Crime Prevention Specialist Part 1 (web-blend) 16 Hours. Crime Prevention Specialist Part 2. 24 Hours. Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design.
Course List. (Courses not listed below will be considered on a case-by-case basis by the current program coordinator) Full Credit for Hours Attended (as listed on training certificate): Advanced Cell Extraction Response Team Operator. Aggressive Driving Enforcement. ALERRT (Various Courses)
The basic training course for law enforcement officers shall consist of instruction designed to provide the trainee with the skills and knowledge to perform those tasks essential to function in law enforcement.
The course descriptions are arranged first in alphabetical order according to course prefix reflecting the department or discipline of the course. Some courses are cross-listed, indicating that they are offered in two or more departments or disciplines.
