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2008 MINI-CONFERENCES ILEE will be presenting a series of DUI Training Conferences in coordination with the PA DUI Association and PENNDOT. There is no registration fee. The conferences are open to law enforcement personnel, probation officers, CRN Evaluators, DUI and UAD Instructors and other interested individuals. The conferences begin at 8:30 a.m. and end at 3:30 p.m. Registration is open to the first 50 participants based on a first come, first served basis.
Case
Law 2007-2008 Case law in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, as well as that written by Federal courts, affects all citizens - especially the daily operations of law enforcement agencies. Case law becomes a benchmark upon which all later courtroom decisions are based, and is constantly changing. This workshop is designed to present, interpret and discuss current constitutional issues related to traffic, drug and alcohol-related enforcement activities. Issues discussed include DUI, searches, drug arrests and vehicle stops. Presenter: Frank Baranyai, Instructor, ILEE Mr.
Baranyai has been a staff instructor with ILEE and the Traffic Institute
for Police Services programs since 1985. He has assisted in the
development and instruction of various courses, including legal
updates. He has been a police officer for thirty-six years, twenty-three
as Chief of Police for Cochranton Borough, until his retirement
in 2005, and currently as a part-time Detective for the Cambridge
Springs Police Department. A veteran of the United States Army,
he served with the First Air Cavalry in Vietnam. Mr. Baranyai is
an instructor for Act 120, a Master Instructor for Act 180, a Certified
Breath Test Instructor, a Certified SFST Instructor, a Sheriff’s
in-service training instructor and a drug and alcohol instructor
for several facilities. He is active in professional police organizations
and has been President of the Northwest Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police,
a member of the Critical Incident Stress Debriefing Team and President
of the Crawford County Crimes clinic. Chief Baranyai has testified
as an expert witness for court in breath testing and other DUI-issue
cases. Law enforcement officers and many other professionals encounter illegal drugs, abused legal drugs, drug paraphernalia and concealed drugs frequently during routine enforcement and supervisory activities. Few challenges to law enforcement, alcohol/drug treatment and counseling professionals are as varied as attempting to keep up with the innovations of the drug user and seller. Unless one is actively engaged in drug work, as in a drug task force or assigned other drug duties, it is difficult at best to be alert for the changing trends, substances, abuses, tools, and compartments associated with the drug culture. This workshop focuses on the new and the different as encountered throughout the nation, and particularly the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Topics include legal and illegal drugs used and abused, recognition of various illegal substances, changes in the paraphernalia used with various drugs, hidden compartments and officer safety issues. Presenter: Gene Stull Mr. Stull is a graduate of Gettysburg College where he received a B.A in Psychology. He worked as an Employee Relations Specialist for a major corporation before becoming a Special Agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation. As a Special Agent, he was stationed in Omaha, Nebraska; Dubuque, Iowa; San Francisco, California; and Oakland California. He was assigned general criminal and domestic security cases, and spent approximately one year on the Militant Extremist Intelligence Squad in Oakland. Mr. Stull served as the Assistant Director for the Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Academy while earning a M.S. degree in Organizational Communications from Shippensburg University. He has been a police instructor for 35 years, and a police officer for 27 years, serving as Patrolman, Sergeant and Chief of Police in an Adams County department, and a part-time Patrolman in a township department in Franklin County. Mr. Stull retired from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as the Director of the Institute for Law Enforcement Education (ILEE), after serving a total of 32 years with the Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Academy, the Traffic Institute for Police Services and the Institute for Law Enforcement Education. Mr. Stull is
currently the General Manager of STAC Associates (Strategic Training
and Consulting), specializing in client-centered training and security
analysis in the fields of security risk analysis, interviewing,
interpersonal communications, psychological and physical effects
of alcohol and other drugs, handling anger and impaired suspects,
and the application of psychology to the law enforcement function.
He is a certified instructor in SFST, several field drug test kits,
and a variety of chemical breath test instruments. He is an Instructor
for Penn State University in Security Risk Analysis. Mr. Stull has
developed, and instructs, several advanced training workshops in
the areas of security risk analysis, alcohol and controlled substances,
explosives, interviewing and interrogation, aggressive driving,
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