Join us February 4-5, 2026 on the Queen Mary in Long Beach for an in-depth examination of the laws, procedures, and documentation requirements governing record sealing and detention certificates in California. We’ll cover eligibility, statutory criteria, and criminal history reporting. Training will cover the full lifecycle of a record sealing request from receipt of a petition through final disposition, including verification of eligibility, evidence requirements, timelines, court-ordered responsibilities, and proper handling of confidential information. Emphasis will be placed on the preparation and processing of petitions, minutes orders, and sealing / expungement notifications, as well as responding to judicial inquiries.
Join us March 25-26, 2026 for an in-depth PRA Training designed to enhance your understanding and application of the California Public Records Act by subject matter experts. This will cover statutes for applying exemptions, case law for interpreting disclosure requirements, and best practices for managing PRAs. The session includes a hands-on workshop to work through real-world examples of PRAs commonly encountered in California. Gain practical insights, refine your skills, and ensure compliance with legal standards. Whether you’re new to handling PRAs or looking to sharpen your expertise, this training is an excellent opportunity to stay informed and effective.
Join us April 15-16, 2026 at the Vespera in Pismo Beach for a law enforcement HR workshop to discuss recruitment & retention strategies, onboarding and background processes, performance evaluations, disciplinary best practices, labor relations, documentation standards, and compliance with state and federal employment laws. We’ll discuss workplace culture, wellness and resilience programs, workers’ compensation essentials, FLSA scheduling considerations including mandatory overtime, and strategies for managing civilian and sworn personnel.
Join us May 13-14, 2026 at the Margaritaville in South Lake Tahoe for an essential training session where we’ll dig deep into the various types of subpoenas you may encounter and teach you how to handle them properly. This comprehensive session will cover a range of subpoena types, including Subpoena Duces Tecum and Deposition Subpoenas. We’ll also dive into Admin Per Se Subpoenas, exploring their unique administrative aspects, and cover Federal Subpoenas, highlighting the key differences between state and federal best practices. Finally, we’ll address Workers’ Compensation Subpoenas, providing specific guidance on handling. By the end of this training, you’ll have an understanding of various types of subpoenas and be equipped to respond effectively.
Join us June 17-18, 2026 at the Grand Hyatt Indian Wells Resort & Villas for a leadership workshop built for sworn and civilian staff seeking to strengthen their impact within a modern law enforcement agency. We’ll focus on practical, mission-aligned leadership skills that apply across all bureaus. We’ll cover communication strategies, team dynamics, decision-making processes, accountability and ethics, and conflict resolution. We’ll explore emotional intelligence, managing department changes, and strategies for leading through policy, compliance and community expectations. Designed to be interactive and scenario-based, this workshop equips emerging and established leaders with the tools to collaborate effectively, elevate performance, and support the values and operational needs of a law enforcement agency.
Join us July 22-23, 2026 for a comprehensive training designed for personnel responsible for processing, verifying, managing, and maintaining critical custody and warrant records within a law enforcement agency. This course provides an end-to-end overview of warrant types, ensuring accuracy, compliance, and operational readiness. We’ll discuss bench warrants, arrest warrants, Ramey warrants and extradition requirements. We’ll cover best practices for confirmation procedures, service workflows, handling returns and recalls, and becoming a paperless warrant agency. The workshop emphasizes legal mandates, documentation accuracy, chain-of-information integrity, interagency communication, and practical problem-solving scenarios.
