Criminal Intelligence for the Chief
Executive (CICE) Briefing
About the Training
The U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA), is offering a training program for law enforcement executives, focusing on criminal intelligence sharing, the intelligence function, intelligence-led policing, and legal and privacy issues. This training provides an opportunity for executives to gain additional knowledge and information on the intelligence field, offers tools to help executives integrate intelligence into their operations, and presents case scenarios and examples to identify mechanisms to resolve legal and privacy issues.
Who Should Attend
Every chief, sheriff, and executive law enforcement official has a stake in information and intelligence sharing and will want to attend this training. The information provided is critical to the development and/or enhancement of an intelligence function within every law enforcement agency, regardless of the agency’s size.
Training Includes
- Overview of the National Criminal Intelligence Sharing Plan
- Review of the criminal intelligence process and function
- Policy and resource implications
- Intelligence-led policing
- Legal and liability issues
- Overview of 28 CFR Part 23
- Privacy and ethical issues
- Intelligence sharing networks/systems
