Module #4: California Pretrial Training – Pretrial Support, Part I

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). And the material will include best practices on assessing needs, the frequency and intensity of contacts, and how to respond to both compliant and non-compliant behavior.

When: Wednesday, September 14, 2022
Time: 12:00pm – 2:00pm
Platform: Zoom
Cost: $60 ($37.50 Registration Fee + $22.50)
*SB129 Funding may also be utilized for this training*
STC Credits: 2 STC Hours (#03616382)

Registration: https://cvent.me/mMw4Ym

This monthly training series in partnership with Advancing Pretrial Policy and Research (APPR) is designed for probation officers, superior court judicial officers and staff, and other pretrial service providers who are focused on the delivery of pretrial services.