This two-day scenario-based program is designed to provide investigators a
general understanding of the practical application of search and seizure law,
as well as experience writing search warrants based on actual and fictional
criminal investigations. Designed for
officers and investigators with little or no experience writing search warrants
or affidavits, participants will be engaged and challenged to critically
evaluate criminal investigations in order to properly apply search and seizure
law and articulate elements sufficient to establish probable cause. Each student will write four or more search
warrants by the conclusion of the course. Students will learn the basic principles of informant management, and
the factors and variables involved in establishing informant reliability and
credibility.
Course Objectives
Participants will learn practical
application of search and seizure law, how to write search warrants based on
actual and fictional criminal investigations, basic principles of informant
management and the factors and variables involved in establishing informant
reliability and credibility.
Who Should Attend
This training program is restricted to sworn law enforcement personnel only.
Registration & Logistics
The fee to attend is
$145 per participant and includes instructional costs and program materials. This course is scheduled for 8:00 am to 5:00 pm each day, including a one-hour lunch break (on your own). Participants will receive 16
continuing training hours through FVTC upon successful completion.
Register online today (class #41392) - should you experience
registration problems or have questions, contact us at 888-370-1752. This
training will be held at:
Fox Valley Technical CollegeRoom C175 (Entrance 15)
1825 N. Bluemound Drive
Appleton, WI 54914
NEWLY SCHEDULED!!
Search Warrants in a Digital Age
March 27, 2012 | Appleton, Wisconsin
Investigators are increasingly faced with the challenge of recovering evidence from electronic sources. This training focuses on the preparation and execution of search warrants specific to digital evidence. Investigators will learn the types of media that may contain digital evidence, best practices for seizing digital evidence, and tools necessary to investigate Internet-based crimes.
Course Objectives
Participants will gain an understanding of the types of data that can be recovered from computers, cell phones, GPS devices, and memory cards, and be provided with the tools needed to conduct interrogations of persons involved in high tech crimes.
Who Should Attend
This training program is restricted to sworn law enforcement personnel only. Completion of the 2-day Search Warrants, Affidavits & Probable Cause training is recommended, but not required. It will be helpful for participants to have general experience drafting search warrants prior to taking this 1-day course which focuses on digital evidence.
Registration & Logistics
The fee to attend is
$95 per
participant and includes instructional costs and program materials.
This course is scheduled for 8:00 am to 5:00 pm and includes a
one-hour lunch break (on your own). Participants will receive 8
continuing training hours through FVTC upon successful completion.
Register online today (class #36399) - should you experience
registration problems or have questions, contact us at 888-370-1752. This
training will be held at:
Fox Valley Technical CollegeRoom C175 (Entrance 15)
1825 N. Bluemound Drive
Appleton, WI 54914
For questions or to schedule this training at your location contact
Lisa Bell (phone: 888-370-1752.)