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This free, intensive two-day workshop is designed to support Chiefs, Sheriffs and other police executives in the development, utilization and enhancement of crime and public safety analysis intended to drive departmental operations.
This free, intensive two-day workshop is designed to support Chiefs, Sheriffs and other police executives in the development, utilization and enhancement of crime and public safety analysis intended to drive departmental operations.
This free, intensive two-day workshop is designed to support Chiefs, Sheriffs and other police executives in the development, utilization and enhancement of crime and public safety analysis intended to drive departmental operations.
This free, intensive two-day workshop is designed to support Chiefs, Sheriffs and other police executives in the development, utilization and enhancement of crime and public safety analysis intended to drive departmental operations.
This free, intensive two-day workshop is designed to support Chiefs, Sheriffs and other police executives in the development, utilization and enhancement of crime and public safety analysis intended to drive departmental operations.
With the passing of the Justice for All Reauthorization Act (JFAA) of 2016, requirements associated with Byrne JAG grants have changed.The webinar examined how these changes create an opportunity for state administering agencies (SAAs) and public defense providers to devise new collaborative efforts to support public defense services. Specifically, the webinar covered:
• An overview of the new Byrne JAG requirements
• What the new requirements mean for SAAs and public defense providers
Special Condition # 26 of Award 2013-DP-BX-K004 (Page 9 of GMS Award) specifies that: "The
The free BUILDING ANALYTICAL CAPACITY intensive two-day workshop is designed to support Chiefs, Sheriffs and other police executives in the development, utilization and enhancement of crime and public safety analysis intended to drive departmental operations. The purpose of the Prosecutor's Research Forum is to receive feedback from prosecutor representatives on expanding the curriculum to make the workshop more applicable to this stakeholder group.
The focus of this session is on the types of evidence-based strategies affect the four major ways that crimes concentrate—people, places, patterns, and problems—and the types of analysis that inform those strategies. This discussion includes related concepts like hot spot policing, problem-oriented policing, intelligence-led policing, focused deterrence, and CPTED, and fits them into a comprehensive model of analysis and response.
This free, intensive two-day workshop is designed to support Chiefs, Sheriffs and other police executives in the development, utilization and enhancement of crime and public safety analysis intended to drive departmental operations.
