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Seminar Title:
Detective & New Criminal Investigator
DATES: 9/20/2010 through 9/24/2010
INSTRUCTOR(S): Multiple Instructors
LOCATION: WA State Criminal Justice Training Commission - 19010 First Ave South, Burien, WA 98148
HOTEL: Comfort Inn - SeaTac, WA 206-878-1100
$64.00 single/double
Identify with PATC to receive discounted room rate
COURSE REGISTRATION FEE: $425.00 Includes all training materials, and a Certificate of Completion.
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Instructor Bio
Brian Jarvis is a 30-year veteran Law Enforcement Officer and Investigator, who recently retired at the rank of Chief of Police in the Town of Chester, New York, a suburban community located 40 miles north of New York City. During his law enforcement career, Brian has been involved in investigations in both New York State and the State of Florida. While in Florida, Brian served as an investigator in the Major Crimes Unit of the Marion County Sheriff’s Department and was later promoted to Sergeant and served as the supervisor for the Major Crimes Unit. The unit was responsible for the investigation of all violent crime in the county, as well as white-collar crime and fraud.
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Pre-Payment is NOT required to register or attend this seminar
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THIS SEMINAR
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Course
Objectives
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Course Objectives:
Beginning the Criminal Investigation:
- Defining crime | Evidence & scene issues | Investigative training skills required | The investigator’s responsibilities | The preliminary inquiry
The Crime Scene:
- Fourth amendment considerations | Judicially created exceptions | Search warrant requirements | Crime scene search & protection of area | Evidence maintenance
Injury and Death Investigations:
- Motives for murder | Classifications of homicide | Evaluation of information from the autopsy | Time of death considerations | Wound information and evidence | Firearms | Blunt force trauma | Incisions | Stabbing | Offender injuries from self-wounding | Suicide investigations | Autoerotic Asphyxia & “The Choking Game”
Sex Crimes:
- The basic principles of deviant sexual behavior | Paraphilias | 32 Investigative strategies for investigating sex crimes
The Supplemental Investigation:
- Where your investigation begins | Legal issues involving the investigation | Goals and objectives of a successful investigation | The importance of the post-arrest investigation | Solvability factors / case filtering | Studies impacting criminal investigations | Sources of information | Knowing and utilizing the resources available to you | Conducting successful lineups | Analytical tools and the Internet | UCR / NIBRS
Robbery Investigations:
- Overview & elements of robbery investigations | Legal considerations of robbery investigations | Robbery classifications | Investigative strategies | Crime prevention and education
Property Crime Investigations:
- Identity Crimes | Investigative Techniques & Resources | Confidence games | 7 deadly scams | Miscellaneous thefts | The Ponzi scheme | Burglary | Fraudulent complaints | Recovery of stolen property
Police-Media Relations:
- Legal and moral responsibilities of law enforcement | Quotable quotes | The role of the media | Case law involving First and Sixth Amendment rights | Four types of contact with the media
The Interviews:
- Introduction to interviewing | Witness reliability issues | The innocence project | Witness types | Special circumstances | Elderly victims/witnesses | Child victims/witnesses | Impaired victims/witnesses
Conducting Interrogations:
- Goals of the interrogation | Legal guidelines | Fifth and Sixth Amendment rights | U.S. Supreme Court Decisions | Planning and documenting the interrogation
Crimes Involving Computers:
- Categories of computer crimes | Search warrants | Exceptions to search warrants | Recovery procedures | Evidentiary issues | Resources for investigating computer crimes
Management of Your Cases:
- Prioritizing your case loads | Recommendations for submissions to the prosecutor
Case Study: Florida Serial Homicide Investigation – Aileen Wuornos |
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