Training and education play an essential role in shaping officer behavior and decision-making and include a combination of skills-based training and broader educational instruction in law and law enforcement practices. A comprehensive training and education plan integrates various forms of learning, such as train-the-trainer, academy instruction, and field training, and is aligned with an agency’s vision, incentive structure, and accountability mechanisms.

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Resources Related to Training and Education

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Force Multipliers in Action: Advancing Policing Through Strategic Innovation

  • Training and Education
  • Technology Implementation

Training, Webpage | n.d.

Integrating Communications, Assessment, and Tactics (ICAT): A Training Guide for Defusing Critical Incidents

  • Use of Force
  • Training and Education

Collection | n.d.

Sexual Assault Kit Initiative (SAKI): Virtual Academy

  • Training and Education
  • Crime Victim Support

Collection | n.d.

State of California POST Publications and Guidelines

  • Training and Education

Collection, Training, Webpage | n.d.

Yale Law School Procedural Justice: Guides for Practitioners

  • Training and Education

Training | n.d.

ICS Resource Center: Training Program

  • Mass Critical Incident Response
  • Training and Education

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