Professionalism and Leadership in Law Enforcement

This 8-hour interactive workshop focuses on the themes of personal character, professionalism and leadership and their relevance to those in law enforcement. Special attention is given to ethical issues faced by those in leadership and supervisory positions. Other topics include an overview of the philosophical roots of ethical reasoning, decision-making skills, conflicts of interest, and early warning signs of potential ethical problems in oneself and fellow officers.

This training is designed for law enforcement officers who have already taken basic Ethics training(s) and are interested in expanding their knowledge of this subject.

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