LAWE 225
Law Enforcement Operations
3 Undergraduate credits
Effective
August 16, 2015
– Present
Graduation requirements this course fulfills
The primary goal of this course is to provide content and scenarios related to law enforcement operations and in-progress crimes. This course is designed to give students an understanding of the knowledge and skills required to perform the duties of a police officer. This course is one of 5 that make up the Skills curriculum required to prepare students to successfully complete the Minnesota Board of Peace Officer Standards and Training peace officer licensing examination.
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Learning outcomes
General
- Appropriate reactions to scenarios related to victims/witness rights.
- Appropriate reactions to scenarios related to narcotics.
- Appropriate reactions to scenarios related to terrorism.
- Appropriate reactions to scenarios related to canine familiarization.
- Appropriate reactions to scenarios related to search techniques.
- Appropriate reactions to scenarios related to tactical movements.
- Appropriate reactions to scenarios related to application of criminal statutes and criminal procedures.
- Appropriate reactions to scenarios related to 4th and 5th Amendment issues.
- Appropriate reactions to scenarios related to interviewing witnesses, victims, and suspects.
- Appropriate reactions to scenarios related to domestic/crisis intervention.
- Appropriate reactions to scenarios related to emergency hospitalization and vulnerable adults.
- Appropriate reactions to scenarios related to bias motivated crimes.
- Appropriate reactions to scenarios related to sexual assault.
- Appropriate reactions to scenarios related to child abuse/neglect.
- Appropriate reactions to scenarios related to pre-employment interview techniques and background investigations.
- Appropriate reactions to scenarios related to mental health awareness.
- Appropriate reactions to scenarios related to gang response tactics.