Join NIJO Legal Advisor and Instructor Rachel Love for a practical training session focused on the critical skills of report writing and documentation. This 4-hour course is designed especially for line staff and supervisors, highlighting how the work they do—whether during an incident or routine operations—can have lasting impacts on the agency, particularly when scrutinized in litigation.

With a style that's lighter on legal jargon and heavy on real-world examples, Rachel will share valuable lessons learned from actual cases—what hurt, what helped, and what made all the difference in court. Participants will review overarching topics including:

• Use of Force Documentation
• In-Custody Suicides Incident Documentation and Investigation
• Mental Health Management Documentation

This training is sponsored by Arizona Counties Insurance Pool and all registration costs are being covered by them. To accommodate different schedules, we are offering two sessions as follows:

TWO SESSIONS AVAILABLE!

May 27, 2025 - 1300 - 1700* (Zoom Meeting ID: 934 1404 1534 | Passcode: 944142)

May 29th - 0800 - 1200* (Zoom Meeting ID: 930 1486 8910 | Passcode: 688476)

* This training is pre-approved for all levels of NIJO Professional Certification (NCCO, NCCS, NCCE)

ABOUT INSTRUCTOR, RACHEL LOVE

Rachel defends correctional departments, jail systems, and law enforcement in civil rights litigation across the U.S., including § 1983, Bivens, tort, and class actions. She’s recognized for her expertise in excessive force, inmate assaults, suicides, STG/gang management, maximum custody, and conditions of confinement. Her work also covers medical and religious rights, retaliation, First Amendment issues, and complex cases involving catastrophic injury or wrongful death claims.