Submitted by mwatson on Tue, 07/14/2020 - 1:07pm Event Info Date: Friday, March 19, 2021 - 8:00am to 4:00pmDescription: This course will cover essential elements for effective policing, including de-escalation training, citizen rights, proper use of force, community policing, and the ability to successfully police in a multiracial society. Practical communication skills can assist law enforcement in preventing unnecessary injuries to both officers and citizens while reducing liability exposure to agencies and units of government. This training will include communication skills necessary to avoid escalation in potentially intensifying circumstances. If events worsen, participants will learn verbal and non-verbal skills for de-escalating potentially violent encounters. Based on current events, it is imperative that officers recognize the rights of citizens to peacefully assemble and express their first amendment rights – versus situations that would justify an arrest. Officers must respect the U.S. Constitution, have a strong understanding of the proper use of force, and remain current on prevailing case law and U.S. Supreme Court decisions. This training will also examine community policing initiatives and nationwide best practices for building community trust. Instruction will include video examples of contemporary events. Instructor: Dr. Michael Schlosser Room(s): AuditoriumTuition: 0Documents to display to attendees: Essentials of Modern Policing March 2021.pdf Contact Info Name: Kevin Koontz: 217-819-4028 / kkoontz@co.champaign.il.usAgency: MTU 12 - IL Law Enforcement Training & Standards Board Setup Info Room Setup Style: ClassroomFood serving table is needed: NoRegistration table is needed: No