Practical Sunshine Law for Chiefs and Sheriffs: Avoiding Legal Liability
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Date & Time
Mon, Jul 21
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT
Location
California Police Department
500 S Oak St
California, MO 65018
Description
Course Title: Practical Sunshine Law for Chiefs and Sheriffs: Avoiding Legal Liability
Cost: $135
Course Duration: 4 hours
Course Description:
This comprehensive course is designed to provide participants with a thorough understanding of the Missouri Sunshine Law, which governs the public’s access to government records and meetings. As transparency in government operations is crucial for maintaining public trust, this training will equip attendees with the knowledge necessary to navigate the complexities of the law effectively.
Participants will learn about the key provisions of the Sunshine Law, including definitions of public records, the process for requesting information, and the legal obligations of public agencies. The course will also cover common exemptions to the law, ensuring that attendees are aware of what information may be withheld and under what circumstances.
Additionally, the training will address best practices for compliance, helping public officials and employees minimize the risk of civil liability related to violations of the Sunshine Law. Through case studies and practical scenarios, participants will gain insights into real-world applications of the law and strategies for handling public records requests appropriately.
You Get More: Participants will also receive valuable resources, including real forms, model policies, and practical procedures that the Attorney General's Office won't provide for free. This course is taught by a law enforcement officer and attorney with years of experience in litigation involving the Sunshine Law.
Key Topics Include:
Practical Compliance with the Missouri Sunshine Law
Definitions of public records and meetings
Procedures for requesting information
Exemptions and limitations under the law
Best practices for compliance and transparency
Case studies highlighting potential pitfalls and legal ramifications
Strategies for effective communication with the public
Who Should Attend:
This course is recommended for chiefs, sheriffs, government administrators, custodians of records, attorneys, and any public officials responsible for handling public records and ensuring compliance with the Sunshine Law.
By the end of this course, participants will have a solid foundation in the Missouri Sunshine Law and understand how to apply this knowledge to prevent legal liability and foster a culture of transparency within their organizations.
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Mon, Jul 21
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT
Location
California Police Department
500 S Oak St
California, MO 65018
Description
Course Title: Practical Sunshine Law for Chiefs and Sheriffs: Avoiding Legal Liability
Cost: $135
Course Duration: 4 hours
Course Description:
This comprehensive course is designed to provide participants with a thorough understanding of the Missouri Sunshine Law, which governs the public’s access to government records and meetings. As transparency in government operations is crucial for maintaining public trust, this training will equip attendees with the knowledge necessary to navigate the complexities of the law effectively.
Participants will learn about the key provisions of the Sunshine Law, including definitions of public records, the process for requesting information, and the legal obligations of public agencies. The course will also cover common exemptions to the law, ensuring that attendees are aware of what information may be withheld and under what circumstances.
Additionally, the training will address best practices for compliance, helping public officials and employees minimize the risk of civil liability related to violations of the Sunshine Law. Through case studies and practical scenarios, participants will gain insights into real-world applications of the law and strategies for handling public records requests appropriately.
You Get More: Participants will also receive valuable resources, including real forms, model policies, and practical procedures that the Attorney General's Office won't provide for free. This course is taught by a law enforcement officer and attorney with years of experience in litigation involving the Sunshine Law.
Key Topics Include:
Practical Compliance with the Missouri Sunshine Law
Definitions of public records and meetings
Procedures for requesting information
Exemptions and limitations under the law
Best practices for compliance and transparency
Case studies highlighting potential pitfalls and legal ramifications
Strategies for effective communication with the public
Who Should Attend:
This course is recommended for chiefs, sheriffs, government administrators, custodians of records, attorneys, and any public officials responsible for handling public records and ensuring compliance with the Sunshine Law.
By the end of this course, participants will have a solid foundation in the Missouri Sunshine Law and understand how to apply this knowledge to prevent legal liability and foster a culture of transparency within their organizations.
Get Tickets
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