CPOC On-Demand
CPOC Foundation On-Demand Training
CPOC Foundation’s On-Demand trainings are self-paced learning courses that can be completed at the participant’s convenience.
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SB 823 Series: The Individual Rehabilitation Plan
New Offering!
This module will present practical steps and considerations that will guide youth justice professionals in developing the Individual Rehabilitation Plan. Participants will learn how to incorporate formal and informal assessments and input from youth, families and multidisciplinary partners into the IRP. Participants will learn about comprehensive behavioral health screening approaches, inclusive of trauma, mental health, and substance use to inform a comprehensive and targeted IRP.
SB 823 Series: Secure Youth Treatment Program (SYTF) Core Elements for Court Orders and Court Reports
This module will present practical steps and considerations that will guide youth justice professionals in developing core elements for SYTF court reports to inform court orders. Participants will learn how to incorporate multidisciplinary input from educational and behavioral health partners, as well as youth and families, into SYTF recommendations to the court. Participants will learn of methods to identify implicit bias that may impact recommendations to the court.
SB 823 Series: Implementation of SB 823 and SB 92
This module provides an overview of the key best practices in the field of youth justice in order to promote awareness and change at all levels of policy, practice and service continuum. The training provides an opportunity for participants to collectively learn about research informed practices that incorporate the understanding and application of brain science into case planning and case management. The training provides the foundation for the adoption of SB 823 and SB 92 and how they align with national best practices that can improve both youth outcomes and system performance.
History of SB 823 and SB 92
New Offering
Module 1 in SB 823 Implementation Series
This module, is the first part in our SB 823 Implementation Series, and provides an overview of the key best practices in the field of youth justice in order to promote awareness and change at all levels of policy, practice and service continuum. The training provides an opportunity for participants to collectively learn about research informed practices that incorporate the understanding and application of brain science into case planning and case management. The training provides the foundation for the adoption of SB 823 and SB 92 and how they align with national best practices that can improve both youth outcomes and system performance.
Cost: $75 ($37.50 STC
Reimbursable)
STC #06005260 – (2 STC Hours)
Applying the Rules of Court to Sentencing Issues
New Offering
This self-paced course will teach probation officers the proper application of the California Rules of Court (ROC) in preparing sentencing reports for the court. The ROC have recently undergone substantial revision to incorporate legislative changes to criminal sentencing statutes. The class would address the basic rules for applying sentencing factors in the context of the new statutory law.
Cost: $45 ($37.50 STC
Reimbursable)
STC #09774052 – (2 STC Hours)
Felony Sentencing 101
The self-paced learning will teach probation officers the introductory basics of felony sentencing. The class will be designed for a person having little or no exposure to the felony sentencing system. Students will learn basic terminology, the basic rules governing eligibility for probation, the structure of a probation sentence, and a sentence to state prison or under PC § 1170(h). Attendees do not need to have any prior experience with felony sentencing.
Cost: $45 ($37.50 STC
Reimbursable)
STC #03798651 – (2 STC Hours)
CCR CSEC Training: Housing and Services/Building Trauma-Informed Relationships
New Offering!
This three-hour webinar will first begin with reviewing how trauma of commercial sexual exploitation (CSE) impacts youth. The presenter will explore strategies for trauma-informed engagement of youth and highlight typical dynamics that surface in the process. The second half of the training will focus on the results of a first-of-its-kind study about the experiences of services and housing on the safety, well-being, and stability of youth impacted by CSE.
The History of Realignment – Paving the Way to 2011
New Offering!
This self-paced presentation covers history of the state-county relationship starting with the passage of proposition 13 in 1978. This will include the state’s response to Proposition 13 and how that affected the relationship between the state and counties as well as how it led to certain state budget decisions that affected counties and, therefore, the budgets for probation. 1991 Realignment will be discussed with an eye to the impact on counties and counties’ budgets.
Introduction to Peace Officer Bill of Rights Act (POBR)
New Offering
This self-paced training provides an overview of the origins of the Peace Officer Bill of Rights Act. The introductory session focuses on the origins, various provisions and application of the Act, including policy objectives, procedural requirements, and remedies for violations of the Act. Emphasis is on taking the time to get things right in the first instance.
Introduction to Conducting and Supervising Internal Affairs Investigations (IA)
New Offering
This introductory self-paced training provides attendees factors to consider when performing an Internal Affairs (IA) investigation. Root causes of misconduct are explored, along with the explanation of why conducting a good and thorough investigation is beneficial to the organization.
Introduction to California Public Records Act (PRA)
New Offering
This self-paced introductory course provides the origin of the Public Records Act, overview of policy objectives, procedural requirements, freedom of information act (FOIA), and history of the California PRA.
Cost: $30 (($18.75 STC Reimbursable) -
NOTE: if you are registered for in-person class
that requires a prerequisite OnDemand training, you will
NOT be charged in addition to the
in-person training fee.
STC #00345390 – (1 STC Hour)
Implementation Overview of New Laws 2023 – Adult
New Offering
This 2-hour on-demand presentation will summarize and provide information on laws, newly signed by the Governor in September 2022, pertaining to adult probation and will be implemented in 2023. This session will discuss considerations and implications in implementing recently enacted legislation impacting probation departments and related state and local systems. This course is intended for probation professionals at all levels.
Presenter:
Danielle Sanchez, CPOC Legislative Director
Implementation Overview of New Laws 2023 – Juvenile
New Offering
This 2-hour on-demand presentation will summarize and provide information on laws, newly signed by the Governor in September 2022, pertaining to juvenile probation and will be implemented in 2023. This session will discuss considerations and implications in implementing recently enacted legislation impacting probation departments and related state and local systems. This course is intended for probation professionals at all levels.
Presenters:
Danielle Sanchez, CPOC Legislative Director
Rosie McCool, CPOC Deputy Director
Cost – $40.00 ($37.50 STC + $2.50 Registration Fee)
STC Number: 00492507 (2 STC Hours)
Certification Date: 10/15/2022 Expiration Date: 10/27/2024
California Pretrial Training: Pretrial Support, Part I
Now Available
The training will review the evidence-based and practical ways a pretrial services program can promote people’s pretrial success. The methods discussed in the training honor the presumption of innocence, the requirement of “least restrictive means,” and the principle of human dignity. In doing so, the focus of supervision shifts from managing failure to promoting success. Faculty will cover in detail the research on pretrial strategies (such as court notification, supervision, and electronic monitoring).
California Pretrial Training: Arraignment Hearing
This course will review the role that a pretrial services program
may play during the arraignment hearing. Faculty will review the
legal principles of a meaningful arraignment and the importance
of the pretrial assessment report that a pretrial services
officer may provide to the court and other stakeholders. The
course will also discuss the value of pretrial services attending
the court hearing. Finally, faculty will present on the
distinction between court-ordered release conditions and
voluntary services.
California Pretrial Training: Before Arraignment
This course will review the role that a pretrial services program
may play during the pre-arraignment time period. Participants
will learn about how pretrial services may provide information to
help judicial officers make the pre-arraignment release
decisions. The session will also cover the basics on pretrial
risk assessment tools, an overview of the most commonly used
tools, the role of the assessor, and the importance of quality
assurance. Faculty will also address the needs and ways to assess
a person’s ability to meet a financial release condition.
California Pretrial Training: Introduction to Pretrial
This course will provide foundational knowledge about pretrial services, and it will lay the groundwork for future, more in-depth training sessions. The course will cover the roles pretrial services may play throughout the pretrial phase, the legal and evidence-based principles underlying the pretrial phase and the provision of pretrial services, issues of racial equity within pretrial services, and the key distinctions between probation supervision and pretrial services.
Changes in Criminal Procedure Effective 2022: What Probation Officers Need to Know
This course will review the most important 2021 legislation changing California felony procedural rules relevant to probation officers and will emphasize those changes that will be reflected in reports to the court. Probation officers will be aware of new legislative changes as they relate to SB567, AB518, SB81, SB317, SB483, AB333, and SB73, and identify new statutes on release of probationers after arrest on a violation of probation.
Instructor: Judge Richard Couzens (Retired)
Cost – $40.00 ($37.50 STC + $2.50 Registration Fee)
Vicarious Trauma: Learning the Importance of Self Care
This 2-hour self-paced training will assist officers with understanding the impact working with traumatized justice involved youth has on their minds and bodies. Officers will examine the sources of their stress and learn ways to identify ways to reduce that stress. Additionally, officers will examine ways they can be exposed to trauma vicariously and recognize the importance of self-care to combat burnout.
Instructor: Dr. Jennifer R. Jones-Damis, PsyD, LPC
Cost – $40.00 ($37.50 STC + $2.50 Registration Fee)
Implementation Overview of Laws 2022 – Juvenile
This 2-hour on-demand presentation will summarize and provide information on signed laws pertaining to juvenile probation and implemented in 2022. This session will discuss considerations and implications of enacted legislation impacting probation departments and related state and local systems during 2022. This course is intended for probation professionals at all levels.
Presenters:
Danielle Sanchez, CPOC Legislative Director
Rosie McCool, CPOC Deputy Director
Cost – $40.00 ($37.50 STC + $2.50 Registration Fee)
STC Number: 00492507 (2 STC Hours)
Certification Date: 11/2021 Expiration Date: 11/2023