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protect citizens from being harassed without probable cause and arrested without a valid legal foundation A reasonable expectation of privacy in ones home vehicle and upon his person is guaranteed to all citizens Violations of these guaranteed protections can result in the evidence gathered as a result of an illegal search and seizure being inadmissible at trial Privacy rights extended by the Bill of Rights however do have limitations. 1 miles Overview In 2013 49 law enforcement officers died as the result of accidents that occurred in the line of duty Accidental line of duty death of law enforcement officers occurred in 22 states Of the officers accidentally killed 24 were employe d by Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted, 2012U.S. Department of JusticeFederal Bureau of Investigation Officers Feloniously KilledThe following information concernsduly sworn city, university an Guidance in Cross-Gender and . Transgender . Pat Searches . 2. Introductions. Instructor’s name here. Instructor agency or credentials. Insert bullets as needed. 3. Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA). Determine when an officer can and cannot search and seize according to the fourth amendment. Search and Seizure. Examination of persons or places for the discovery of property stolen or otherwise unlawfully obtained or held. Evidence of the commission of crime.. Sgt. Tim Gould. Vermont State Police. Obstacles to Enforcement. Primary Enforcement: . 34 states and D.C.. Secondary Enforcement: . 15 states. *. NH has no seatbelt law for adults.. . Secondary . From The Founding to Snowden. More Information on Administrative Searches. 2. Cultural Knowledge of Searches. Most laypersons, and many lawyer's perceptions of search law are created by the popular media. Obstacles to Enforcement. Primary Enforcement: . 34 states and D.C.. Secondary Enforcement: . 15 states. *. NH has no seatbelt law for adults.. . Secondary . e. nforcement laws make enforcement secondary to officers.. Officer Role in Discipline, Enforcement, Community Education, and Mentoring. Instructor. Terminal Objective. Upon completion of this module, the participant will be able to describe an . Campus Law Enforcement . Goals and Objectives:. Refer to the POST Goals and Objectives. Definition of Ethics:. Ethics are a principle of right or good behavior - a guiding philosophy. “It is not who is right, but what is right counts” –Thomas Huxley. Engaging non-tech Law Enforcement Officers Obstacles to Enforcement Primary Enforcement: 34 states and D.C. Secondary Enforcement: 15 states * NH has no seatbelt law for adults. Secondary e nforcement laws make enforcement secondary to officers. Community Relationships: Interactions with Law Enforcement CPT Gregory Jones, Covington Police Department Encounters with Law Enforcement Captain Gregory Jones, Covington Police Accreditation and Compliance Captain Engaging non-tech Law Enforcement Officers Sgt. Tim Gould Vermont State Police Obstacles to Enforcement Primary Enforcement: 34 states and D.C. Secondary Enforcement: 15 states * NH has no seatbelt law for adults. LEMAGreater Love No Man Hath Than He Lay Down His Life For Others2019Annual ReportLEMA Purpose StatementThe Minnesota Law Enforcement Memorial Association LEMA exists to 1 Provide assistance to the l