ABLE 2010 CRIMINAL JUSTICE CONFERENCE

ARIZONA BLACK LAW ENFORCEMENT EMPLOYEES (A.B.L.E.)

2010 CRIMINAL JUSTICE CONFERENCE

September 1-3, 2010

“TRUE LEADERSHIP INSPIRES FUTURE LEADERS”

EMBASSY SUITES HOTEL & GOLF RESORT

4415 E PARADISE VILLAGE PARKWAY S, PHOENIX, AZ 85032

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ABLE CONFERENCE TRAINING SESSIONS

9/1/2010

LEADERSHIP SYMPOSIUM

Leadership is a very important quality to have to which one can obtain by earning or being selected for a position.  Leadership is also a quality that employees look for in their supervisors and managers that determines whether the true loyalty and trust exists and permeates within an organization.

A PERSPECTIVE OF THE FACE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT FROM 1970 TO 2010

How has the face of law enforcement changed over the last forty years in regards to race, gender, education and crime?  A panel of retired, and current criminal justice professionals will give their professional and personal perspectives on this topic.

9/2/2010

THE SECRET SERVICE'S DUTY TO PROTECT THE PRESIDENT & THE U.S. CURRENCY

The Secret Service is tasked to protect the President of the United States and other dignitaries.  They are also the agency whose duty is to investigate the counterfeiting of American currency.

THE WORK OF THE MARICOPA COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER'S OFFICE

The Office of the Maricopa County Medical Examiner does autopsies on the deceased including murder victims, unnatural deaths of the young and elderly, and found bodies.  Their work is crucial in assisting detectives, insurance agencies and others, to determine how, when and where a death occurred.

ROBBERY INVESTIGATIONS & PREDICTING SUSPECTS' BEHAVIOR

Robbery investigations are important to bring relief to the victims of robberies, aggravated robberies and armed robberies.  Successful tracking of serial robbers can lead to the apprehension of the suspect, spotting trends in an area, and sometimes the returning of stolen vehicles and property to the victim.

9/1/2010

REDUCING RECIDIVISM IN THE 85041 ZIP CODE

The 85041 Zip Code has the largest quantity of ex-convicts residing in it than any zip code in the state of Arizona.  The Arizona Department of Corrections and the Maricopa County Adult Probation Department have a plan that has been implemented to reduce the recidivism; the quantity of ex-inmates to commit acts against their fellow citizens and to prevent them from returning to jail and prison.

THE JUDGE'S FORUM

The criminal justice system comes to a head during a trial.  Judges controls the court proceedings and administers sentences.  This session will explain more about judges, their duties and matters of law.

* AZ POST HAS DETERMINED THESE COURSES  QUALIFY FOR 10.5 HOURS OF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS *

Leadership Forum

Chief Alan Rodbell, Mr. David Ellison, Ms. Helen Gandara, Mr. Lloyd Harrell

A Perspective Of The Face Of Law Enforcement From 1970 To 2010

Mr. Jerry Oliver, Mr. A.J. Miller, Ms. Gloria Washington, Mr. Earl Nelson, Mr. Eddie Bowman,

Spence Preston, Ms. Brenda Hill, Mr. Michael Neal

Leadership Forum

Chief Alan Rodbell, Director Helen Gandara, Mr. David Ellison, Mr. Lloyd Harrell

A Perspective Of The Face Of Law Enforcement From 1970 To 2010

Mr. Jerry Oliver, Mr. A.J. Miller, Ms. Gloria Washington, Mr. Earl Nelson, Mr. Eddie Bowman

The Secret Service Duty To Protect The President And The U.S. Currency

Mr. John Koleno

The Maricopa County Medical Examiner’s Office

Doctor Laura Fulginitil

Robbery & Predicting Suspects’ Behavior

Detective Terry Yahweh, Detective Sam Palmer

Reducing Recidivism In The 85041 Zip Code

Supervisor Susan Savoy, Re-Entry Manager Rhonda Pruitt

The Judges' Forum

Judge Penny Willrich, Judge Larry Grant, Judge Maurice Portley

The ABLE 2009 Conference Prayer Luncheon will be held Wednesday, September 1, 2010, at 12:30 p.m.    If you are not attending the conference but would like to attend the Prayer Luncheon the fee is $50.00 dollars per person.  Fill out the registration form, and mail it in with your payment.  We cannot accept payment at the door, because we have to order the meals in advance.

To Purchase Prayer Luncheon Tickets by credit card or PayPal

Enter the name(s) of the person(s) below and click on "Add to Cart"

Each Prayer Luncheon ticket is $50.00 each

The Fourth Annual ABLE Law Enforcement Awards Ceremony will be held Thursday, September 3, 2010, at 12:30 p.m.  The awards will recognize deserving officers and civilians for their meritorious efforts.  If you are not attending the conference but would like to attend the ABLE Awards Ceremony the fee is $50.00 dollars per person.  Fill out the registration form, and mail it in with your payment.  We cannot accept payment at the door, because we have to order the meals in advance.

To Purchase Awards Ceremony Tickets by credit card or PayPal

Enter the name(s) of the person(s) below and click on "Add to Cart"

Each Awards Ceremony ticket is $50.00 each

The two room suites are $99.00 per night single/double

Hotel Registration includes Full breakfast every morning

& Manager's Evening Reception which includes free beverages and snacks

The ABLE group room rate is accepted until August 1, 2010

To Register Call Evelyn Morales at (602) 765-5802 or Registration at (602) 765-5800

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