2008 New Jersey Entry Level Preparation Course

Comprehensive Promotional Exam Preparation Course: Police Supervision, Management & Law

NJ Laws of Arrest, Search & Seizure Case Law Review & Update

New Jersey Legal Update Title 2C / Title 39 / Confession Law (Including Interviews, Confessions & Miranda)

Juvenile Law & Procedure (Including School Searches)

Interview and Interrogation Techniques & The Detection of Deception

2008 Sheriff’s Promotional Exam
Comprehensive Preparation Course

SORA Certification Training Class

 

 

 

Created and presented by Larry E. Holtz, Esq., this comprehensive two-day seminar is devoted to criminal, motor vehicle and confession law, along with a presentation of the new Attorney General Guidelines and Directives.

The course covers recent developments and changes in critical aspects of criminal and motor vehicle laws, Attorney General Law Enforcement Guidelines and Directives, as well as the case law governing police interrogations, confessions and Miranda.

Recommended for

Patrol Officers
Detectives and Investigators
Supervisors
Managers
Police Trainers
State Troopers
Sheriff's Officers
Criminal Justice Instructors and Professors

Mr. Holtz provides an extraordinarily valuable update and review of the new and amended laws that have changed Title 2C (the Criminal Justice Code), Title 39 (the Motor Vehicle and Traffic Code), and have impacted procedures related to the questioning of suspects. In addition, the newest Attorney General Guidelines and Directives are presented and explained in easily understandable terms.

Persons preparing for promotional exams will find this course, without question, one of the most important parts of their preparation. In addition to providing a comprehensive update of new material, the seminar will simultaneously serve as a refresher for those who have not attended a statutory or confessional law update for a number of years.

Each attendee will receive a comprehensive written manual containing the new and amended sections of the statutes, along with the new case law interpretations of pertinent code provisions, and confession law procedures.

The American Council on Education’s College Credit Recommendation Service has evaluated and recommended 1 college credit for this course. For more information, visit ACE Credit’s website at http://www.acenet.edu/acecredit.

Seminar Highlights

Obstructing:
Refusal to answer officer’s questions
Fleeing from an unconstitutional Terry stop
Refusal to submit to a Terry frisk
Time limitations — Eliminated for environmental crimes
Threats to kill — New case interpretation
Witness tampering — New case interpretation
Corruption of public resources — New crime
Forfeiture of public office, position, pension—new penalties
Robbery:
Simulated weapon — New approach
As an “after-thought” — New case interpretation
Interference with transportation:
Shining laser at vehicle
New type of restraining order for victims of sex offenses
Retail theft — New law
Identify theft — Expanded coverage
Megan’s Law — Upgraded penalties; Offender Monitoring
Unlawful disposition of human body parts — New law
Cell phone use in correctional facilities — New law
Industrial use chemicals — New provisions
Prescription Legend Drugs — Law upgrade and refinement
Ephedrine products — New restrictions and penalties
Drug tampering — Amended and upgraded law
Toxic chemicals — Expanded statutory provisions
Leaving scene of accident w/death or injury — Upgrade
Domestic Violence — Statutory updates and new case law
Community guns — New law
Eyewitness identification:
New documentation requirements
Witness interviews:
New rules for an officer’s rough notes
Unlawful evictions — New law and guideline
Uninsured motor vehicle:
Impound law and procedures
Cell phone use, text messaging w/driving — Primary offense
Vehicle registration law — new requirements and penalties
Handicapped parking — expanded enforcement
DWI:
New cases
“Operation” — revisited
Refusal’s new proof standard;
The cocaine “rebound effect”
Marijuana intoxication — proofs for a conviction
Commercial Motor Vehicles — Revised law; officer obligations
Gas powered scooters/skateboards — New law and restrictions
Golf carts and low-speed vehicles — New laws
Official Misconduct — New Guidelines
Undocumented Immigrants — New A.G. Directive
NJ VINE System — New A.G. Directive
Intelligence Concepts — A.G. Guidelines
Electronic Recordation of Stationhouse Interrogations
Interviews & Confessions — New requirements and restrictions
Miranda and the new “Safety Exception”
Confessions prompted by:
Fabrications
Beachheading

 
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