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Lethal and Nonlethal
Uses of Force
LIVE AUDIO CONFERENCE
December 4, 2012
1:00 pm – 2:30 pm EST
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Historically, one of the most pressing problems in law enforcement today for administrators,
supervisors and agency defense counsels is the issue of force management and deployment. Agencies
and their officers are constantly exposed to risk – not only personal risk, but risk from civil litigation
and the loss of public confidence when officers act inappropriately and excessively. How would you
like to engage in a self-initiated and cost-effective program that would significantly reduce the agency
and personal risk associated with high-risk confrontations with resistant subjects, while enhancing the
public’s perception of professionalism associated with your department?
This live audio conference, led by one of the nation’s most listened to and read police practices
experts, will clarify use of force guidelines, provide simple and memorable considerations for force
deployment for all force options and will assist the audience with building a proactive risk mitigation
program model that can be immediately implemented by agencies at a very low cost.
Dr. Ron Martinelli provides the audience a very unique perspective as a former police officer who has
been involved in countless high-risk force encounters; as a 30 year use of force instructor and as a
federal and state courts qualified police practices expert who investigates and testifies on major force
incidents.
AUDIO CONFERENCE AGENDA
Introduction to the Use of Force in a Police
and Corrections Environment – Why
Officers, Supervisors and Administrators
Need to Be Reacquainted to the
Fundamental of Force
• Discussion of the Pertinent Federal
Case Laws That Provide Law
Enforcement With Guidelines on Using
Force: Graham v. Connor; Saucier v.
Katz; Tennessee v. Garner and Others
• The “KISS Principles” of Force
Management and Deployment – The
Five Things That Officers Need to
Consider Prior to Deploying Force
• How the “Art of Force” and Precontact
Threat Assessment Can Enhance
Officer and Citizen Safety While
Reducing Risk and Litigation
Psychophysiology of Officers and Subjects
During High-Stress Encounters
• The Dangers of “Emotional Capture”
– How and Why Officers React
Negatively Under Stressful Encounters
– How Psychological and Physiological
Factors Elevate Stress and Create a
“Perfect Storm” That Threatens Officer
and Subject Safety; Actual Case
Examples Provided
• Learning How to Teach Your Officers to
Have a Studied Response Rather Than
an Emotional Reaction to Resistance
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• Profiles of the Two Most Dangerous
Officers on Any Department – How
These Officers React Under Stressful
Encounters, Negatively Impact Officer
Safety and Use Force Inappropriately
and Excessively
A Tactical Review of Today’s Technological
Advancements and Force Weaponry in
Law Enforcement: Help or Hindrance?
• “The iPod ® Generation” – Technology
Dependence and Overload
• Electronic Control Weapons (ECW’s) –
Deployment and Effects
• The Use of “Less Lethal” Weaponry
• The Use of Deadly Force – What Can
We Do to Reduce Officer Involved
Shootings (OIS)?
• Case Examples Provided
Agency Risk Assessment 101 – How to
Evaluate Your Department’s Risk Exposure
Through Staff Inspection
• What Is a “Risk Assessment?”
• The Phases and Components of a
Risk Assessment Program – Creating
a KISS Risk Chart
• Putting Together a Risk Assessment
Team
• What Are the Costs?
• The Short and Long-Term Benefits of
a Risk Assessment Program

Lethal and Nonlethal
Uses of Force
Meet The Presenter:
Ron L. Martinelli, Ph.D.
Martinelli & Associates, Justice & Forensic
Consultants, Inc.
• Former police officer, detective and state Criminal Justice
Training Center director
• Founder of Martinelli & Associates, Justice & Forensic
Consultants, Inc., a multinational law enforcement,
forensic and legal consulting and training firm
• Federal and state courts qualified law enforcement
practices expert and nationally recognized
forensic criminologist
• Special investigator and law enforcement practices expert for several state
attorney generals’ offices
• Retained as technical advisor and forensic expert to CNN, History and Discovery
Channels, and national media outlets providing consultations in high-profile cases
• Wrote numerous texts and manuals on law enforcement practices and a
contributing writer to national law enforcement magazines
• Can be contacted at 951-719-1450, Code3Law@martinelliandassoc.com or
www.martinelliandassoc.com
“The ability to learn
faster than your
competitors may be
the only sustainable
competitive
advantage.”
— Arie de Geus
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LIVE AUDIO CONFERENCE
December 4, 2012 • 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm EST
Continuing Education Credit
• CLE*
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For detailed credit information visit us at
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Who Will Be There?
This live audio conference is designed
for law enforcement officials, attorneys,
training officers and first responders.
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GENERAL INFORMATION:
• This live audio conference may be recorded by Lorman.
• If you need special accommodations, please contact
us two weeks in advance of the program.
• Lorman Education Services is not approved to offer
self-study CPE credit for accountants; therefore, no CPE
will be given for this program if ordered as a self-study
package.
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