Developing a Curriculum for Training Nuclear Protective Force Persons in Legal Matters.

摘要

The development of a curriculum for the training of security officers involves the integration of the importance of the subject, the difficulty of the subject and a consideration of the time available for the lecture. The importance of the subject is regarded as a combination of (1) the frequency the officer will need to use the material in the field and (2) the possible consequences of the officer not being well trained in the subject. The result of these considerations is a recommended seven-hour curriculum consisting of three hours of instruction on (1) the law of arrest, search and seizure, (2) one hour of instruction on the use of force, (3) two hours of instruction on the scope of legal authority and (4) one hour of instruction on civil liability. (ERA citation 09:040005)