PPT-US Alcohol Enforcement

Strategies and Approaches Presented at the European Network on Alcohol Law Enforcement Stockholm Sweden November 16 2012 NLLEA Who We Are State Provincial County Municipal amp Campus Law Enforcement Personnel. Law enforcement o64259cers must meet the following requirements 1 Must be a resident of Tennessee 2 Law enforcement o64259cers must have success fully graduated from a POST certi64257ed police academy Law enforcement o64259cers must complete the fol Cab Enforcement News November 2014 Enforcement Our efforts to tackle touting, fraudulent taxi drivers and other cab - related offences inclu de industry regulation and licensing, enforcement and State and Local Enforcers . Working Together. A . Tidal . Wave of . Alcohol-Related Harm. 3170 deaths. 300,ooo . DWI crashes. 540,o00 . violent crimes. 1.2 million property crimes. 400,000 . risky sexual encounters. Pamela S. Erickson, M.A.. Public Action Management. . Former Executive Director, . Oregon Liquor Control Commission. Developer and Manager,. Campaign for a Healthy Alcohol Market. Midwest Alcohol Policy Summit. A Quick Snapshot. . PROMOTION. . Restricting TV advertising during prime viewing hours for children . Limit sponsorship of sports and other youth-related events . Counter-advertising . Promote media literacy curricula in schools . Needs Assessment Training Meeting . ADAA . MSPF Evaluation Team. April 2012. Agenda. Introductions and Expectations. MSPF Evaluation Overview. Needs Assessment. Capacity Building. Meeting with coalitions. ADAA . MSPF Evaluation Team. April 2012. Agenda. Introductions and Expectations. MSPF Evaluation Overview. Needs Assessment. Capacity Building. Meeting with coalitions. Wrap-up . Evaluation. Training Objectives. Alcohol and Automobiles. Every year In the U.S. thousands of people are killed and critically injured in alcohol related automobile accidents. As soldiers, we are responsible for the safety and security of our country. This responsibility does not end at the end of the duty day, but extends to our personal lives as well.. Alcohol A drug research project by Janelle 1 Ethyl alcohol is the scientific name for alcohol, also known as booze, liquor, cold one, hard stuff and juice. It is a depressant , but in small amounts, it can provide a General . Deterrence. 50 Minutes. Describe frequency of DWI violations and crashes. Define general deterrence. Describe relationship between detection and general deterrence. Describe a brief history of alcohol. Presented by. : Workgroup on Evidence-Based Practice (WEB). Presented for CAST. Date. : January 26, 2011. Agenda. Brief history/goals of WEB group. Definitions of evidence-based. Logic models for preventing DUI and underage drinking. WHAT IS ALCOHOL?. Alcohol is a drug.. It is classed as a depressant, . meaning . that it slows down vital functions. Although classified as a depressant, the amount of alcohol consumed determines the type of effect. Background. Injuries. Liver . diseases. C. ancers. Heart. . diseases. Premature deaths. Poverty. Family and partner violence. Poor social acceptance. V. iolence. Crime. T. raffic accidents. Abuse. L. National Road Traffic Amendment Bill. Responses . by . the Department of Transport on the National Road Traffic Amendment Bill written submission. 1. 1. Background. Name/ Organization. Comments. DOT Response.