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Child Abuse Recognition, Investigation, and Protection
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Course Description:
1.0 Continuing Education Units are available at course completion.
Preventing child abuse is everyone's responsibility. This includes law enforcement personnel, educational, medical personnel as well as housewives, friends, and neighbors. Child Abuse education is important so that they may recognize various aspects of child abuse, including neglect, sexual and physical abuse, and other forms of maltreatment. This course offers basic instruction for students to help them to understand the typical profiles of child abusers and the definitions of various forms and aspects of neglect and abuse. Repercussions for failure to report suspected neglect or child abuse of any form may be punishable by civil or criminal liabilities. Who is required to report child abuse as well as the guidelines and protocols for reporting are addressed in these lessons. Law-enforcement personnel are required to initiate investigations following jurisdictional procedure and protocol. Prosecutors are required to ensure that evidence is admissible in a court of law and that child abuse investigations are completed in a timely manner and as thoroughly as possible. Methods of interviewing children as well adults or suspects are included in this course. Education and child abuse law enforcement procedures, investigative techniques, filing report guidelines and how surveillance is used to find and charge a suspect are all parts of a child abuse investigation that require teamwork. Learn how to recognize forms of abuse and understand child abuse cases, from crime scene investigation and preserving evidence to charging sexual or physical abuse reports and interrogating a suspect. Preventing child abuse is everyone's responsibility – learn how to spot it and how to stop it.
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Crime Scene Investigation 101
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Course Description:
1.0 Continuing Education Units are available at course completion.
If you're interested in pursuing a career in crime scene investigation, this course will introduce you to the basics of practical crime scene investigation procedures and techniques. Covering the history of forensic investigation from the ancient Chinese culture to the phenomena known today as the CSI-Effect on the general population, this course explains the methods and protocol involved in the crime scene investigator's two prime directives: protect and preserve the evidence. This course covers such topics as how to initially approach a crime scene; the importance of following proper procedure and protocol in searching, collecting, and packaging crime scene evidence; how to insure the integrity and chain of evidence rules that will be acceptable in a court of law; how to identify and collect various forms of evidence ranging from biological fluids to weapons and firearms; and how to document a crime scene as well as explain different techniques for handling evidence. This crime scene investigation course also offers techniques for interviewing witnesses and family members as well as understanding such terms as victimology and equivocal crime scenes. We'll also study the basics of blood spatter interpretation, wound anatomy, and how to observe a crime scene properly. From initial arrival at a crime scene to testifying in court, this online class offers students the basics of one of the most fascinating jobs within the field of law enforcement.
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Criminal Laws and Your Legal Rights
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Course Description:
1.0 Continuing Education Units are available at course completion.
Do you know what to do if you are questioned or arrested by the police? If you think you might know but are not really sure then this course is for you!! This class, packed with many lessons of interest, gives you an overview of our criminal justice system, its common steps and procedures, and what your rights are when faced with such feelings of uncertainty and hopelessness one feels when he is arrested for crime. You'll learn many of the techniques police use to interrogate people including witnesses, many of whom become suspects as a result of the statements they give to police. We will discuss criminal procedures, investigative procedures, the courts, probation, jails and prisons, the rule of law-enforcement officers and bail bondsman, and certain procedures for restoration of civil rights in states that do not automatically restore them. We will also discuss ways to win a traffic ticket case or avoid points on your driver license, which can raise your insurance rate or have a negative impact on your employment I'm much that. We will also discuss clemency, death penalty issues, special courts (such as drug court), advice for staying out of trouble, and the proper way of being pulled over by a law-enforcement officer. We will also discuss some ways you can defend yourself in certain criminal cases. We will be discussing several aspects of criminal cases such as infractions, misdemeanors, and felonies, including how they are investigated, handled through the courts and the type of punishments that are imposed for these offenses. NOTE: This instructor is out of Florida and is not an attorney at law. The laws vary from state to state but are quite similar. Because of this, and because of changes which may occur, accuracy is not guaranteed. While this course will give you a broad knowledge of criminal laws it is not a substitute for professional legal advice. So, COME ON BOARD, and join this class now -- missing it would be a crime! And for the reasonable price of this course, it's a steal!!
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Criminal Profiling
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Course Description:
1.0 Continuing Education Units are available at course completion.
Criminal profiling course is about reconstructing the serial offenders' motives and intent by closely examining all psychological evidence left by perpetrators at a crime scene. Today more and more International Police enforcement agencies rely on criminal profilers' work to address the investigative process; this is caused by the significant and steady rise in psychopathologies and psychosis in which crime is fought through the use of another perspective, the murderers'. If you feel the urge to recognize what lies beyond the offenders' criminal trail in the search for victims, their modus operandi and ultimate dark dreams, this course will reward you with a valuable knowledge about the field. No concepts are presented in this course that will prevent even novice students from improving skills needed to evaluate and classify serial criminals based on scientific premises. All students will play the part of a profiler's most trusted assistant throughout these lessons which will review all aspects and theories on serial crimes. This course will nurture your curiosity into a deeper understanding about Criminal Profiling.
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How To Be Your Own Private Investigator
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Course Description:
3.0 Continuing Education Units are available at course completion.
How would you like to be your own detective? Are you interested in tracking down someone who owes you money, or getting information from credit bureaus or locating lost children or friends, or finding out whether a spouse or lover is being faithful or do you want to learn more about one of the fastest growing careers? If you answered yes to any of these questions then this is the perfect course for you! Through this private investigator course you will be given the tools to perform searches over the internet, the skills to assess public records online and the methods for performing background investigations. The class will include real life examples from actual private investigators. So if sleuthing is something that intrigues you, join this self-paced online course.
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