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Training - ICAC Investigative TechniquesThe purpose of this training program is to provide state and local law enforcement investigators with a basic understanding of investigative techniques in the area of Internet crimes against children. These techniques have been developed by the ICAC Task Force and conform to a set of national standards. It provides a basic overview of the topic, as well as instruction in the legal issues surrounding ICAC investigations. The program includes 2-1/2 days of hands-on computer instruction, case organization techniques, management practices used in proactive investigations, crime scene response and management, suspect interrogation, an overview of available ICAC Resources, and applicable practical exercises. Length of program is 4˝ days.
Target Audience: This training is open to state, local and federal law enforcement investigators. State and local agency registrants must be a member of a Regional ICAC Task Force or Affiliate Agency. Federal and International participants will receive consideration on a case-by-case basis. Course Costs Student tuition, course materials, and lodging are paid for this program by the ICAC Task Force Training and Technical Assistance Program. Participants are responsible for transportation, meals, parking, and incidental expenses. The participant is also responsible for paying for additional lodging nights outside that allotted for the training program.
Federal Employees: The ICAC Training & Technical Assistance will pay for tuition, student materials, and instructional costs for Federal employees who obtain the appropriate approvals and wish to attend this training. However, current program guidelines prohibit us from expending grant funds to pay lodging expenses for Federal employees. Registration Process State and local agency participants must obtain authorization from their Regional ICAC Task Force prior to registering for this class AND be a member of either a Task Force or Affiliate Agency for that Task Force. Federal and International participants must obtain authorization from the ICAC Training & Technical Assistance Program prior to registering. The participant is responsible for any fees incurred by this program if the proper approval is not obtained.
An ICAC Task Force in whose region a training program is scheduled will be offered up to 5 of the 30 available seats in the class. The seat allocation will be at the discretion of the Director of the Training & Technical Assistance Program. The remaining seats will be filled on a “first come, first served” basis, 1 per Task Force until all seats are filled. Upon reaching the registration deadline, any remaining seats will be filled equitably by Task Force members who have submitted registration forms beyond the designated allocation.
Please note, our classes fill up quickly so we encourage you to apply for all class dates you potentially can attend for this course.
Registrants will receive an e-mail acknowledging that they have successfully registered. If you do not receive an acknowledgement e-mail immediately following registration, please call us at (877) 798-7682. Formal confirmation of your attendance will be sent to you within 2 weeks following the registration deadline. Do not make any travel arrangements until you receive formal confirmation of your attendance. We will not be responsible for any costs incurred by you prior to receipt of your confirmation letter. Please do not call the hotel to make reservations. Lodging reservations will be made for you based on the information you provide at the time of registration. Cancellation and Substitute Attendee Policy Participant cancellation must be made using our On-line Registration system (Drop Class feature) no later than 10 days before the program start date. Substitute attendees are not allowed. Attendance Requirements Participants are required to attend the full 4-1/2 days of training. The agency of a no-show participant or a participant who fails to attend the full program without approval of absence will be billed $1,100 for the cost of the vacant seat.
Class Size: 30 students Click to view a sample Agenda 2008 Calendar of Regional Training Programs Please use our on-line registration system to enroll in these classes. Click on the button below to access the On-Line Registration system. Through this link you can register for classes, cancel your attendance (drop the class), and update your contact information. Click on the Class Number(s) for the classes you wish to register for and they will automatically be placed in your registration "shopping cart" on our web-based registration system.
Dates and locations of all programs are subject to change. Additional information will be added as program details are finalized.
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