Case Law for Cops: The Street Edition

Amy was a great instructor and I thoroughly enjoyed the course. Great refresher for new(er) dispatchers like myself and seasoned dispatchers as well. Great job!

Great class!

Very informal

I enjoyed the class but wish Allen got to stay longer.

Great course. Lots of information and very knowledgeable instructors.

I have enjoyed Allen Goodblood’s class material in the past. He is very knowledgeable and brings an energetic atmosphere to his class. Keith was awesome as well and very knowledgeable in investigative case law. I would definitely recommend Goodblood’s training courses to anyone who would like to add or sharpen their tools.

Very knowledgeable. Does not read off a PowerPoint. Knows what they are talking about.

Great Class as always from Bloodgood Training Group

I learned a lot in this class. As a new officer, learning what you can and can’t do on the job is extremely important. This class is a good summary of key points from important cases.

Great And knowledgeable instructors

Very valuable information that every cop should know.

Great class

It’s a great class that’s was very informative.

Easy to understand material.

Both instructors were drawing from immense experience. Information was valuable.

The instructors kept the audience engaged and made the information provided easy to understand. I recommended this course to anyone regardless of years on the job. 10 out of 10.

Good instruction, alot of experience shared and alot of case law reviewed. Great interaction with the class.

Great examples given. Videos help explain situations talked about. Very helpful information.

This class was very detailed and went into depth on how to be a proactive patrol officer.

Very knowledgeable instructors

The course provided a lot of useful information and explained the material.

Instructors were very knowledgeable and did a great job

Excellent and learned a lot today in class. Hopefully I'll be back soon

Great class . Good information

Very informative and was able to break down case law to the specifics of the cases as reading actual case law is confusing.