Public Safety Officer’s Procedural Bill of Rights Act (POBR) – Tulare County

Training October 15, 2024 - 8:30am - 4:30pm

This course provides the students with a contextual understanding of the origin of the Act and its statewide purpose. We then proceed through the various facets of the Act, noting where and how it may arise and apply or not apply to hypothetical scenarios. The teaching objective is to have students leave the course understanding this body of law and with confidence in their ability to properly administer it. Review and analysis of the Public Safety Officers’ Procedural Bill of Rights Act (Gov Code sec. 3300-3312), including statutory modifications, court decisions impacting on the statute, and how the Act is to be applied.

Instructor: Paul Coble

Location: Visalia, CA (training location address will be provided upon completion of registration)

STC Certification: 76772922 (7 hours)

Cost: $180 ($131.25 STC Reimbursable)

Lunch will be provided.

Registration Link: https://cvent.me/wnzKN9

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