Constitutional Use Of Course
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Course Description
Legal Parameters – Reasonable Decisions
Whether you’re fresh out of the academy or years into your career, it’s your responsibility to stay current on the constitutional parameters for the use of force.
This class content will keep up with current Supreme Court decisions and state laws to make sure you know your rights, the limits of force, and how to avoid costly mistakes and legal issues.
Delving into The Graham Standard, the 2025 Supreme Court Case Barnes v. Felix and the practical impact it has on officer use of force decisions. We offer in-depth discussions on the conflict and confusion of the Graham Standard and how it impacts Federal Civil Litigation and Criminal Statutes when a police officer is charged with a crime stemming from their use of force.
We will offer invaluable training in the proven scientific factors that influence your ability to effectively assess and control a use-of-force situation. Then, drawing on experiences from experts in the field, we provide you with useful tips and tactics in the unique nuances necessary to write a use-of-force report that will hold up in court.
In this course we will discuss/analyze the following:
Video Analysis: Dozens of CURRENT Officer Use of Force Cases for training and discussion
Constitutional Laws & Case Law: Graham’s Dirty Little Secret: Title 42, Section 1983 v. Criminal Statutes. Did Barnes v. Felix codify Officer Created Jeopardy?
Human Performance Science: Up-to-Date Scientific Research on How Your Body and Mind React Under Extreme Pressure
Body Cam vs. Officer Memory: Reviewing Body Camera Video Before or After the Report is Written?
Use of Force on Disabled People: Recognizing the signs of crisis and how to navigate them.
Report Writing for Use of Force Cases: What training do your supervisors have in Use of Force Report Writing? Key Elements you need to write a solid report.
Less Lethal Tools: What the courts say about the use/deployment of electronic control weapons (Taser), OC, batons etc., and deposition strategies to help in court.
Up-to-Date Content: Calibre updates content weekly to stay current on all aspects of use of force, adding new case studies, video incidents, Supreme Court activity and State and Federal Laws
Whether you’re fresh out of the academy or years into your career, it’s your responsibility to stay current on the constitutional parameters for the use of force.
This class content will keep up with current Supreme Court decisions and state laws to make sure you know your rights, the limits of force, and how to avoid costly mistakes and legal issues.
Delving into The Graham Standard, the 2025 Supreme Court Case Barnes v. Felix and the practical impact it has on officer use of force decisions. We offer in-depth discussions on the conflict and confusion of the Graham Standard and how it impacts Federal Civil Litigation and Criminal Statutes when a police officer is charged with a crime stemming from their use of force.
We will offer invaluable training in the proven scientific factors that influence your ability to effectively assess and control a use-of-force situation. Then, drawing on experiences from experts in the field, we provide you with useful tips and tactics in the unique nuances necessary to write a use-of-force report that will hold up in court.
In this course we will discuss/analyze the following:
Video Analysis: Dozens of CURRENT Officer Use of Force Cases for training and discussion
Constitutional Laws & Case Law: Graham’s Dirty Little Secret: Title 42, Section 1983 v. Criminal Statutes. Did Barnes v. Felix codify Officer Created Jeopardy?
Human Performance Science: Up-to-Date Scientific Research on How Your Body and Mind React Under Extreme Pressure
Body Cam vs. Officer Memory: Reviewing Body Camera Video Before or After the Report is Written?
Use of Force on Disabled People: Recognizing the signs of crisis and how to navigate them.
Report Writing for Use of Force Cases: What training do your supervisors have in Use of Force Report Writing? Key Elements you need to write a solid report.
Less Lethal Tools: What the courts say about the use/deployment of electronic control weapons (Taser), OC, batons etc., and deposition strategies to help in court.
Up-to-Date Content: Calibre updates content weekly to stay current on all aspects of use of force, adding new case studies, video incidents, Supreme Court activity and State and Federal Laws
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