New York Public Personnel Law: AELE announces its online Educational Center

August 01, 2020

AELE announces its online Educational Center

The Americans for Effective Law Enforcement (AELE) has announced the availability of its "Online Educational Center (OEC)."

Through its OEC, the AELE said it will expand its dedication to providing objective, timely, accurate, legal, scientific, and evidence-based information and operational guidance for the enhancement of the criminal justice community and to reduce potential criminal and civil liability of criminal justice professionals and municipalities.

This is the location for registering for future AELE webinars, virtual seminars, and virtual and ON-DEMAND programs.

Educational programs will be added as they are completed. AELE invites checking the site a regular part of your organization's week's activities.

Check out the AELEOEC at www.aeleoec.org

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