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	Big Rigs Learn about the costs associated with commercial trucking; how to recognize equipment and weight violations, what to do when deciding to stop a truck, and what the law entitles an officer to search.

	Civil Liabilities For today's law enforcement officer, it is not enough to just know criminal law. Case and civil law impact an officer on a daily basis. This course will allow students to prepare for their 'real world' liabilities on the street.

	Community Policing This course informs students of the traps of misconduct associated with community policing. It also teaches students how to foster police and community cooperation to develop strong, safe communities-essential elements for any student desiring a satisfying law enforcement career.

	Crash Investigations Like it or not, crash investigations are a big part of a police officer's job. This course helps students learn how to investigate and document crashes in an effective manner, regardless of their experience.

	Cultural Diversity Don't fall into the trap of 'stereotypes,' which are assumptions based on false information. This course will not only improve the student's knowledge of habits and customs of our ever changing public, but it will also enhance future relationships with coworkers and supervisors.

	Domestic Terrorist Groups This two-hour course removes the deceptive veils surrounding the image of militias. Described in detail is how and why these groups form and how to positively handle their presence in the student's town.

	Driving Under the Influence This course enables the student to recognize DUI incidents based on driving behavior, and the difference between impairment and intoxication. Instruction covers all the ABC's of field sobriety tests and how to transform them to qualified DUI arrests.

	Effective Courtroom Testimony This course provides students with a comprehensive view of the components of criminal trials, and focuses on the knowledge, skills, and attitudes that contribute to an officer's credibility This course discusses the types of questions asked of witnesses, strategies and tactics of the prosecution and defense, as well as recommend effective methods for improving officers' skills on the witness stand.

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	Emotionally Disturbed Persons This two-hour course covers the developmental disability, psychotic and neurotic mental illnesses, and the early warning signs of potential violence from the seriously mentally ill.

	Gang Training This course is designed to help students learn to identify and contend with street gangs and the crimes they commit. This course looks at modern street gangs, their origins, and their socioeconomic impact on urban and rural neighborhoods, athletics, and music. Gang clothing, graffiti, hand signs, language, and lifestyles are presented in detail. Prison gangs and their control both inside and outside of correctional settings are presented. Interviews with gang members illustrate the dangers gangs pose to officers and others. The course helps students assess gang activity in a safe and streetwise manner.

	Outlaw Bikers: The 1%ers This two-hour course introduces the complex and often misunderstood world of motorcycle gangs. Students will learn how to better prepare themselves when stopping and dealing with these bikers.

	Preventing Misconduct What makes good officers go bad? Misconduct is responsible for ending more law enforcement careers than acts of violence. This course exposes common pitfalls encountered during a police career. Students learn that generally misconduct begins with insignificant acts, which, if left unchecked, may lead to disciplinary action, even prison.

	Pursuit Decision Making Every officer will eventually be involved in a pursuit - the single most dangerous activity officers ever encounter. This course will enable you to make the right decisions. That's really what police work is all about. Pursuit Decision Making provides a new decision making model which helps in deciding when to pursue, how to pursue, and when to break off.

	Report Writing Are they accurate? Have you covered all of the facts? Inaccurate reports can come back and bite you. They need to be clear, accurate, and thorough. Report writing is one of the most important parts of police work that must be done right the first time. Remember, if it is not documented, it didn't happen.

	Responding to Robbery, Homicide & Other In-progress Crimes This course examines the planning and communications functions as well as the specifics of homicide and robbery call response tactics and crime scene management.

	Responding to Elder Abuse & Mentally Disturbed Persons Calls involving mentally disturbed persons can be a nightmare. Often, officers are called upon to resolve incidents that do not involve crimes. Officers find themselves called into situations because there is no other agency willing to respond.

	Rolling Stolen: Stolen Vehicle Identification This course will increase students' knowledge of the methods thieves use to disguise stolen vehicles. They will learn the techniques of identifying stolen vehicles on traffic stops without jeopardizing their safety.

	Suicide-by-Cop Almost daily, officers are forced to take the lives of despondent people. These people intentionally provoke officers to use deadly force. Suicide-by-cop is a growing trend in law enforcement. Students will learn how to deal with encounters they may face in the future .

	Tactics: Responding To & Preventing School Violence If you aren't well prepared before a school violence incident happens, you will fail, and people will die. You cannot develop a plan as an incident occurs. This course offers tips on how an agency and the student can prepare to encounter and defeat active shooters.

	Use of Force From zero to deadly force in a heartbeat. Ed Nowicki explains the "use of force" matrix in a hands-on manner that is as close as you can get to reality in a CD-ROM format.

	Vice for Patrol This course teaches students the elements of vice-related crimes such as: prostitution, massage parlors, pornography, liquor laws, or ticket scalping. Learn how various agencies eliminated these crimes in their jurisdiction, or greatly reduced their corrosive effect.

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