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Training Courses available in California.

Use of Force*
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Applied Human Factors Research

*The California Standard

This evidence-based interactive course provides California Law Enforcement Officers and criminal justice stakeholders with a granular review of California's recently amended legal standards on law enforcement use of force. Beyond the legal discussion, this course provides an overview of human performance factors that may impact the totality of circumstances and how officers may enhance their performance using evidence-based practices.

If you are wondering if this course is for you or your agency, consider these 3 questions:

1. Do you or others in your agency have any concerns about the contents of PC 835a and other recent use of force-related legislation?

2. Do you or others in your agency have any concerns about "alternative tactics" and "de-escalation"?

3. Are you interested in learning about how human capabilities and limitations can impact performance, and how you can use related knowledge to increase officer safety?

If yes to any of the above - please contact us for more information.

$350.00 per student / 20 students minimum. HOST AGENCY* receives 2 free seats.

*Host agency agrees to market class, handles POST certification (if warranted), and keeps student roster.

Learning Objectives

Deep dive into the contents of AB 392 / PC 835a and other recent use of force-related initiatives.

The interactive course aims to enhance learning through various activities such as case law discussions, tabletop scenarios, reviewing real-world incidents, and conducting simulations in the classroom.

In the course, students will gain knowledge on the field of human factors in relation to the science behind human capabilities and limitations. These aspects are crucial in assessing the perception of a reasonable officer in intense, uncertain, and rapidly changing scenarios.

Students will have access to a cloud-based file containing the legal standards and empirical research discussed as part of the course.

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