Records Sealing and Records Retention (4 Hours)
This course looks at California laws that allow people to seal criminal records and examines creating policies for destroying records.
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Hosting In-Person Training
Applicable to 1-Day or 2-Day NIBRS classes. Applicable The following criteria
is used for determining class format and free seats earned by the hosting
agency. Please note, the number of
students is based on the number of those paid in-full, or part of a purchase
order, by the class date. The hosting
agency can earn free seats based on the following:
Students:
1-14 = Class will be converted to an online
class.
15-24 = Class will be held in-person.
25-29 = Host agency receives 2 free
seats.
30-34 = Host agency receives 3 free
seats.
35-39 = Host agency receives 4 free
seats.
40 plus = Host agency receives 5 free
seats.
Hosting agency would be responsible for the following:
Registration table/area
A training room that accommodates 30 plus students
Projector, screen, and sound capabilities
Advertising (flyer provided by Full Circle)
Point of Contact for the training
Hosting
Online Training
Applicable
to any class offered online with 15 attendees (minimum)
As a
hosting agency, you will receive additional free seats in class for hosting
(must be used by hosting agency)
2 seats
= 15 to 25
3 seats = 25 to 29
4 seats = 30 to 34
5 seats = 35 or more
Hosting agency would be responsible for the following:
Advertising
(flyer provided by Full Circle)
Point
of Contact for the Training
You will received:
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