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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
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 Patrol
Officers
Detectives
and Investigators
Supervisors
Managers
Police Trainers
State Troopers
Sheriff's
Officers
Criminal
Justice Instructors and Professors
Attorneys |
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.
Whether you are preparing for court or for a promotional exam, you’ll find this course, without question, one of the most important parts of your preparation. In addition to providing a comprehensive update of new material, the seminar will simultaneously serve as a refresher for those persons who have not attended a statutory or confession 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. For New Jersey attorneys, this program has been approved by the Board on Continuing Legal Education of the Supreme Court of New Jersey for 13.6 hours of total CLE credit. Of these, 13.6 qualify as hours of credit toward certification in criminal trial law.
*Successful completion of this course is approved for 1 college credit through Thomas Edison State College.
| Date |
Days |
Time |
Location |
| March 13-14, 2012 |
Tuesday & Wednesday |
9am-4pm |
Gloucester Co. Police Academy, Sewell* |
| April 3-4, 2012 |
Tuesday & Wednesday |
9am-4pm |
Holiday Inn, Manahawkin |
| April 24-25, 2012 |
Tuesday & Wednesday |
9am-4pm |
Bergen Cty. Police Academy in Mahwah* |
| May 2-3, 2012 |
Wednesday & Thursday |
9am-4pm |
Westwood, Garwood |
| *Academy
Dress Codes: No shorts, jeans, T-shirts, flip-flops, sandals,
etc. |
Seminar Highlights
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• Alcohol, underage consumption – “9-1-1 Lifeline Law”
• Bias Intimidation, Bullying — New and amended laws
• Computer crimes — New and amended laws
• Firearms — The new “one handgun a month” law
· “Deadly weapon” — New interpretation
· Possession, transportation: new/revised laws
• Flavored cigarettes — new law prohibiting sale
• Force — The Less Lethal Alternative
· Conducted Energy Devices — a revised policy
• Forfeiture of public office — New case interpretation
• Official misconduct — New case interpretation
• Hindering Apprehension — revised law
• Interference with transportation — revised statute
• Obstructing
· Refusal to answer officer’s questions
· Refusal to submit to a Terry stop or frisk
• Witness tampering
· New law; New case interpretation
• Patricia’s Law — New model missing persons procedures
• Luring/Enticing an Adult or Child — Upgraded penalties
• Robbery — New case interpretations
• Megan’s Law— Upgraded penalties; new requirements
• Stalking — New and amended provisions of the law
• Criminal Sexual Contact — New case interpretation
• Electronic devices in correctional facilities — New law
• Leaving scene of accident w/death or injury — Upgrade
• Domestic violence — Statutory updates & New case law
• Street Gangs and Gang Criminality — New and amended laws
• Eyewitness identification
· Revised requirements
• M.V. Equipment; inspections & the new muffler law
• Elder Abuse — New notification requirements
• New all-passenger seatbelt law
• Teen Drivers — New requirements and restrictions
• DWS – new penalties;
· allowing one to DWS – new law
• DWI
· Operation;
· “Involuntary” Intoxication
· Refusal — New language-specific case requirement
· Refusal — Inadequate breath sample
• Cell phone use, text messaging; CB radio exception
• Stop/yield intersections — revised law
• Pedestrian safety; crosswalks; traffic — new/revised laws
• Evidence Retention — New A.G. Guideline
• Amber Alert — Revised Protocol
• Polygraph Restrictions — New A.G. Guideline
• Vehicle Pursuit — Amended A.G. Guideline
• Undocumented Immigrants — New A.G. Directive
• ViCAP — New A.G. Directive
• Interviews & Confessions — New cases and requirements
• Right to Counsel — New Shatzer 14-day rule
• Miranda’s new “Safety Exception” |
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