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Nebraska Crime Commission

Commission on Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice

CLE Process and Procedures

New Developments:

  • County Attorneys and Deputies can determine if a training event counts for CLE - No need to contact the Commission.
  • County Attorneys and Deputies can determine the number of CLE hours earned in the training event.

 

Process:

1: Find a training event         

2: Self-Test Suitability          

3: If it passes the test, it counts.       

4: 60 mins = 1 CLE hour       

5: Record on CLE Form        

6: Form due by January 31

 

Find additional resources on the above steps in the Forms and Materials section further below.

 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q:    If an attorney watches a recorded version of a ‘live’ training session, is this subject to the 5-hour cap?

A:     Yes, this eventuality falls under the cap. As referenced in the policy memorandum, the ability to participate is the deciding factor on whether the course is subject to the limit or not:

"Subject to the 5-hour cap: Video and/or audio presentations that are presented on or via any media but do not allow for learner participation, otherwise called ‘asynchronous learning’. This is similar to sitting and reading a textbook or similar instructional material without benefit of instructor direction and/or class interaction."

Q:    If an attorney watches a ‘live’ training session via the internet or some other virtual classroom/presentation method, are these hours subject to the 5-hour cap?

A:    No, they are not subject to the cap. As referenced in the policy memorandum:

“Not subject to the 5-hour cap: Virtual classroom/presentation where the presenter and audience members can see and/or hear each other and interact in ‘real time’. Except for the remote delivery method, these sessions are functionally similar to sitting in a classroom and having the benefit of instructor direction and/or class interaction.”

Q:    What does “interact” mean in regards to the 5-hour cap?

A:    For the purposes of this memorandum, “interact” is considered to encompass any method of communicating, including but not limited to: audio via a video connect; audio via a muted video connection; audio via phone; text via email; and text via a chat feature. Questions or comments submitted and relayed to the present via a moderator or other intermediary are also acceptable.

 

Forms and Materials

County Attorney’s CLE Attendance Report FORM CLE-2CLE-4 (2020).pdf

County Attorney’s CLE Suitability Test.pdf

New County Attorney CLE Procedures Handout.pdf

Waiver Questions & Clarification on the 5-hour self-study limit for training per NAC Title 78, Chapter 6.005.pdf

 

 

Nebraska Law Enforcement Training Center - For Law Enforcement

Continuing Education

Click on this LINK and scroll down the page to the information on Continuing Education.