Domestic Violence and Strangulation Virtual Training for Law Enforcement
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2.0 contact hoursCompletion Time
2 hoursAvailable Until
December 31, 2024Posted By
Forensic Nursing Network
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Overview
Specialties
Emergency/Trauma and ForensicIn April 2023, Ohio became the 50th State to consider strangulation as a felony. This brings much needed education for law enforcement on not only the ORC codes related to this issue but the signs and symptoms of this potentially life-threatening crime. It's vital for officers to gain knowledge about conducting interviews with individuals involved in such cases, as well as the correct procedures for documenting and preserving evidence related to this offense.
Learning Objectives
Objective #1: Understand ORC 2903.18 Strangulation
Objective #2: Recognize and understand the signs and symptoms of strangulation victims
Objective #3: Document the collecting of evidence with domestic violence cases
Objective 4: Interviewing Victims of Domestic Violence
Nursing:
Attendees will have an increased knowledge of the new strangulation law in Ohio and the value of forensic documentation for the legal system.
Speakers
Detective -Special Investigations, Felony Domestic Violence Unit
CE Information
This activity offers 2.0 contact hours to attendees.
Law Enforcement:
You will need watch the video in its entirety and complete an evaluation with attestation to receive credit for this course.
Nursing:
Criteria for awarding nursing contact hours:
- Watch the complete presentation
- Score of 100% on post-test
- Completion of evaluation with attestation
Disclosures
There are no relevant financial relationships for anyone in a position to control educational content.
Forensic Nursing Network Inc. is approved as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the Wisconsin Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. (#4002574)
This project is supported by Grant No. 2022-ST-SAK-904 “SAK Statewide Collaboration with Law Enforcement” awarded by the Office of Criminal Justice Services, Ohio Department of Public Safety. The opinions, findings, and recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Office of Criminal Justice Services, Ohio Department of Public Safety.
Activity Content
Registration to this activity includes access to the following supporting materials.
- FNN Training Save the Dates (Size: 375 KB)
- Agenda (Size: 176 KB)
Duration: about 2 hours | Quality: HD
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3 questions | 3 correct test question required to pass
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Domestic Violence and Strangulation for Law Enforcement
In April 2023, Ohio became the 50th State to consider strangulation as a felony. This brings much needed education for law enforcement on not only the ORC codes related to this issue but the signs and symptoms of this potentially life-threatening crime. It's vital for officers to gain knowledge about conducting interviews with individuals involved in such cases, as well as the correct procedures for documenting and preserving evidence related to this offense.
This project is supported by Grant No. 2022-ST-SAK-904 “SAK Statewide Collaboration with Law Enforcement” awarded by the Office of Criminal Justice Services, Ohio Department of Public Safety. The opinions, findings, and recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Office of Criminal Justice Services, Ohio Department of Public Safety.