Available dates
Overview
Seminar Overview
Who should attend:
- Records personnel
- Crime Analysts who do NIBRS reporting
- Anyone who approves, reviews, or codes reports
- Crime Analysts who use NIBRS stats for data-driven analysis
- Law enforcement and support personnel who do NIBRS reporting
Overview
The difference between criminal law definitions and NIBRS offense definitions requires understanding the importance of reconciling state statutes/codes and NIBRS offenses to ensure accurate classification of crimes. Assuming your RMS automatically assigns the correct code for every offense will lead to inaccurate crime data. Learn how state criminal laws are counted for NIBRS purposes and how they should be coded. This training includes practical scenarios commonly found in offense reports.
The training is state-specific and will cover your individual state’s laws.
Topics include:
- Statutory definitions of common NIBRS-reportable crimes
- Reconciling state law with NIBRS offenses
- NIBRS coding
course material
Included materials
Materials will be provided for download during the webinar including:
Course slides
pricing
$249 Checks, credit cards, PO’s accepted. Payment information is provided during the registration process.
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