10504182Disturbance Resolution Theory
Course Information
Description
Explores disturbance resolution (also commonly known as use of force) theories in the US Criminal Justice System to include Wisconsin use of force legislation, policies, procedures, and de-escalation concepts and practices. Course also includes public perception and ethical considerations. Corresponding disturbance resolution case law will be explored. Disturbance resolution best practices will be analyzed across the criminal justice system to include corrections, the courts, and policing.
Total Credits
3
Course Competencies
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Describe disturbance resolution theories (also known as use of force) in the US Criminal Justice SystemAssessment StrategiesQuiz and/or TestWritten ProductCriteriaExamine factors that affect UOF situationsStudy the need for UOF in law enforcement, corrections and private securityAnalyze differences between local, state, federal and international UOF practicesDiscuss differences between police, corrections and private security
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Analyze Wisconsin use of force legislation, supporting concepts, and termsAssessment StrategiesQuiz and/or TestWritten ProductCriteriaCite Wisconsin Administrative Code, state statutes, and/or manuals supporting the legislationCompare and contrast state and federal legal mandatesInterpret legal decisionsCritique case law
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Analyze use of force (UOF) policies from local, state, and federal agenciesAssessment StrategiesExam and/or TestWritten ProductCriteriaExamine the need for Law Enforcement Agencies to have a UOF PolicyStudy policy development strategies and corresponding officer and agency protectionDescribe how policies are implemented and their impact on officers and the community
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Analyze the science behind UOF and interpret statistical dataAssessment StrategiesExam and/or TestWritten ProductCriteriaExamine studies on UOFAnalyze data on UOF incidents (State and FBI)Analyze comparative statisticsDiscuss effectiveness of studies on UOF
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Assess public perception and ethical considerations around the use of forceAssessment StrategiesExam and/or TestWritten ProductGroup ProjectCriteriaExplain how law enforcement interacts with the mediaDiscuss body worn cameras and how they have aided law enforcement and public perceptionCompare ethical vs non-ethical officers and UOF incidentsDiscuss public scrutiny over UOF
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Compare UOF to the use of less lethal forceAssessment StrategiesExam and/or TestWritten ProductCriteriaExamine the need for less lethalStudy technology behind different optionsCompare the effectiveness of different optionsConsider public perception of less lethal
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Examine the impact of deadly force and officer involved deaths/shootings on the communityAssessment StrategiesExam and/or TestWritten ProductCriteriaDefine deadly UOFJustify the use of deadly UOFReview incidents and what led up to the deadly encounterExamine incidents of officers killed in the line of dutyAnalyze impact on individual officer mental health and well being
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Analyze UOF in correctionsAssessment StrategiesQuiz and/or TestWritten ProductCriteriaExamine the need for UOF in correctionsCompare the differences between police and corrections UOFAnalyze possible risks correctional officers may encounterExamine different techniques and technologies used in corrections
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Describe the impact of de-escalationAssessment StrategiesQuiz and/or TestWritten ProductCriteriaIdentify fundamentals of de-escalationExamine active listening skill and conceptsStudy the impact of emotions on behaviorExamine the impact of verbalization and other measures when verbalization is not effective
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Analyze UOF reviewsAssessment StrategiesQuiz and/or TestWritten ProductCriteriaStudy the need for UOF reviewsExamine the impact of reviews on officers and the publicDiscuss how to conduct UOF reviews and document
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Correlate UOF training to the impact or outcome of UOF incidentsAssessment StrategiesQuiz and/or TestWritten ProductCriteriaDescribe report writing for UOF incidentsJustify the need for UOF reviewsExamine the impact of reviews on officer and publicDiscuss UOF review strategies and corresponding documentation
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Assess the need for special teams for police and correctionsAssessment StrategiesWritten ProductCriteriaAssess the need for SWAT, riot control (police and corrections), high risk entries, and fugitive apprehension squadsCompare officers/civilians injured or killed in the line of duty with deployment or non-deployment of special teamsAnalyze public perception and mis-conceptions of special teamsIdentify criteria for deployment and special training