Liability & Risk Management Institute (LLRMI) was created
to assist Risk management and law. enforcement in providing
a proactive approach to reduce exposure to liability and
provide the best legal expertise when faced with litigation.
LLRMI provides a team concept approach to liability with
legal expertise for legal and constitutional standards
and a subject matter expert in accepted police practices.
LLRMI is a network of risk management professionals dedicated
to enhancing the professionalism, effectiveness and reducing
liability risk through training, policy, procedures, practices
and legal support.
Training
Schedule
Here
is a complete look at the upcoming legal liability
related training courses we
have scheduled. Please
click
here to view on a single page.
Legal
Guide for Law Enforcement Now Available
Covers
all pertinent decisions from the
latest 2006-2007 U.S. Supreme Court session, including:
Brendlin v. California - Vehicle Passenger Rights
Los Angeles County v. Rettele - Search Warrant Mistake
Scott v. Harris - Use of Force and Pursuits
Supreme Court Decides Incident to Arrest –Vehicle Case
On April 23rd the United States Supreme Court decided a case in which a person and a vehicle were searched incident to an arrest. The arrest was for operating on a suspended license. The case, Commonwealth of Virginia v. Moore,i involved an arrest for a suspended license followed by searches incident to that arrest. Read Complete Article>>
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Legal Question
Can federal bureau of prison "correctional officers" carry concealed weapons off duty like law enforcement officers? Do they fall under H.R.218? Read Response >>
Agencies or risk managers
that do not want to conduct a full-risk assessment
may want to have a policy review conducted on a single
policy or a number of critical task policies. LLRMI
utilizes its team of experts to review policies and
provide recommendations or technical assistance on
the policies submitted. LLRMI has written the official policies utilized by over 1000 police departments across the United States.
Sample Policy - Off Duty Action and Firearms Policy - A question that is
often raised in law enforcement is whether
there is any duty to protect citizens from
the harm they suffer at the hands of a third
party.
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