AMRRP and ACIP cordially invite you to attend a LEAP event discussing

CONTINUING LAW ENFORCEMENT EDUCATION:  

HOT TOPICS AND TIPS-PERILS, PITFALLS, AND SOLUTIONS

(with one-hour sponsored lunch and meet and greet time)

AMRRP and ACIP proudly sponsor this lively and interactive seminar, presenting topics and tips to help you steer clear of major legal pitfalls that we see as repetitive sources of litigation and share counsels’ insight into how to address these issues, avoid litigation where possible, and maximize the chance of successful litigation outcomes.  This presentation is aimed at preparing government attorneys, law enforcement command staff and training officers.

This event meets the requirements for AZPOST credit, and is timed with the hopes that those attendees from the farther reaches of the State will be able to attend and return to their agencies all in one day.

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Jim Jellison.  Managing attorney for Jellison & Robens, PLLC providing police legal advice, and training and litigation services in the areas of law enforcement liability, constitutional law and general government liability. Routinely litigating cases in the federal courts, Jim has experience handling law enforcement lawsuits, at trial and on appeal, against governmental entities, their agencies, and departments.

Mark Robens.  Attorney since 1981 practicing and consulting primarily in the areas of litigation, public safety and emergency services, risk management, and aviation. While practicing law, he was also a career fire service professional serving as a Firefighter/Paramedic, Captain/Paramedic and Assistant Chief. He recently retired as an Assistant Fire Chief and Attorney on the Command Staff at a Phoenix area Fire Department.  Mr. Robens is a Partner in the law firm of Jellison & Robens, PLLC.  The Firm provides Police Department legal advice, training, and litigation services in the areas of law enforcement liability, constitutional law, and general governmental liability. The Firm routinely litigates cases in the federal courts handling a variety of constitutional cases in defense of governmental entities, their agencies, and departments. He frequently consults with and lectures nationally to public safety agencies, conferences, and conventions. His lively and interactive Seminars include general public safety issues, Risk Management, Documentation, Supervisory and Leadership issues, and Ethical Decision-Making.