Court Safety & Security Conference 

August 18-20, 2010 | Appleton, Wisconsin

The ability to maintain safety and security is essential to the administration of justice. Collaborative partnerships between the courts and law enforcement are essential to keeping the courthouse environment a safe place for community members to conduct business. This conference is designed to provide resources and information to enhance safety through awareness, design, threat detection and response.

Highlighted Topics

Attendees will have an opportunity to hear from the U.S. Marshals Service, Wisconsin Supreme Court, and respected field practitioners and judicial leaders on topics including:
  • critical incident analysis
  • notification systems
  • security concepts for Tribal and municipal courts
  • terrorism (international, domestic, local)
  • prisoner management
  • managing media
  • crime prevention through environmental design
  • protecting victims and families
  • reporting threats and responding to weapons in the courtroom

Who Should Attend

Court, law enforcement, service occupation, and county/state staff members are encouraged to attend. This conference will benefit:
  • Judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys and court personnel
  • Sheriffs, bailiffs, corrections officers, and probation/parole officers
  • Crime victim/witness advocates and service providers
  • County board members, legislators, and local elected officials
  • Intelligence community and emergency management personnel
  • Individuals responsible for court safety and security
Attendees are eligible for up to 16 hours of Continuing Education Training Hours through Fox Valley Technical College. Eligible attendees can also apply for judicial or legal education credits.

For questions regarding the conference, contact Kristina Mahloch (phone: 888-370-1752.)

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