Twenty-seven recruits complete 800 hours of training
2020-2021 United States Supreme Court Update
Two opinions address Fourth Amendment law
Department of Criminal Justice Training Invites Public Comment in Accreditation Assessment
DOCJT eligible for seventh accreditation renewal
Reports: Best Defense Against Erroneous Claims
Avoid police jargon when preparing reports
Online Training Creates Opportunities, Obstacles in Delivery
DOCJT managing roadblocks to provide exceptional, accessible training to clients
Patience and Persistence Key in Investigating Financial Crimes
Money crimes can be devastating to victims, treat them with respect
CDP Certificates - October 2021
KLEC congratulates and recognizes individuals for earning career-development certificates
Gov. Beshear, Department of Criminal Justice Training Announce Twenty-one Graduates of the Academy of Police Supervision
Leadership program focused on developing, shaping current, future leaders in law enforcement
Gov. Beshear Announces Department of Criminal Justice Training Class 519 Graduates Basic Training
Twenty-four recruits complete 800 hours of training
COVID-19 and Public Safety Officers’ Benefits
It is important to understand assistance provisions
It’s in the Details
DOCJT utilizing Kentucky Criminalistics Academy space upgrades
Successful Cross-Examinations Start with a Detailed Report
Do not fall for defense attorney traps
Preparation Key for Courtroom Appearances
Many factors come into play when police officers testify
Cool Connection
Nicholasville Police Department uses ‘copsicle’ truck to build rapport with community
Gov. Beshear, Department of Criminal Justice Training Announce Twenty-three Officers Graduate from the Academy of Police Supervision
Leadership program focused on developing, shaping future, current leaders in law enforcement