Constitutional Oriented Policing

Constitutional Oriented Policing

In a profession where cases and controversies surround freedom of expression, bearing of arms, illegal search and seizure, the excessive use of force, overcrowding of jails, and the reversal of convictions and sentencing, public scrutiny about law enforcement procedures has never been higher. These are not isolated incidents, they are gross constitutional deprivations undermining the authentic value of law and order.

Today, now more than ever, as a peace officer enrolled in this course, you will master a cutting edge model for enforcing the law respective to civil liberties and equal justice. A model that does not reinvent the wheel, require votes from legislatures or even need millions of dollars of budget appropriations. This common sense model already exists in the well-established framework of the federal and state Bill of Rights.

Music sound track "In the Beginning (Intro)" and "In the Beginning," (Green Valley 2006) authorized by artist William Green.

Making Criminal Justice Effective Again

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What you will learn

• Analyze the inalienable rights of the people in civilizations from biblical to the modern era.
• Define Constitutional Oriented Policing and its relevance to various levels of peace officers executing law enforcement functions in the state of Georgia.
• Enforce day-to day criminal functions in strict compliance with the federal and state constitutions, Official Code of Georgia Annotated, and supporting case laws.

Rating: 4.5

Level: All Levels

Duration: 1.5 hours

Instructor: Charles Rambo