This is a three-part webinar series, airing live from June 24-26. The live sessions will air each day from 12-2 PM Eastern. Your registration fee of $249 will enroll you in all three sessions; you do not need to register individually for the sessions. If you wish to enroll in the series after one or more of the live sessions has already aired, you will receive links to the recordings of any sessions you missed.
This webinar series was designed to instruct officers, investigators and detectives on the various Social Networking sites and applications currently used by victims, witnesses and suspects. Several of the most popular sites will be explored, and the different types of evidence will be examined. The student will also be introduced to the different types of evidence, and where it can be located and properly collected. Additionally, examples of legal process as well as contact information for all the mentioned Social Networking sites will be given to each student.
Specific sites/applications to be explored will be:
- Snapchat
During the webinar, instruction will be given on how to download a copy of the instructor’s PowerPoint as well as additional resource materials pertaining to the topic. Attendees will be provided with warrant language for providers, contact information, and instruction on service of legal process.
PLEASE NOTE: When registering for this webinar, you will see a button to pay with PayPal. Even if you wish to pay with a debit or credit card, click on this button. On the next page, you will be given the option to log into PayPal and pay. Below the login is a button that says “Pay with Debit or Credit Card”. Select this button to pay by these means.
PLEASE NOTE: Unless otherwise stated, registration for our live webinars also includes 30 days of access to the recording of the webinar once the live session has ended. You may view the recording as many times as you wish from as many devices as you wish during this time.
As we always have, we encourage group viewing for the majority of our on-line training. Whether you are one person watching on a mobile device, or a whole shift watching on a projector, one registration for the live session will cover as many viewers as you wish on a single screen. At the end of the training, each viewer can take a content based quiz and print an individual certificate of attendance.