Law Enforcement Officers in Court
Enhancing the Testimony of Police Witnesses

Unfortunately, most cops are poorly trained for their crucial role as“ courtroom witness,”
and many convictions are lost, as a result.”

Marc Garfinkle, "The Police Officer's Guide Hip-Pocket Guide to Testifying in Court"

Chiefs and Training Officers:

Your people spend time in court.

How well have they been trained in their role as State's Witness?

Are they believable?

Do some have better conviction rates than others?

How do they fare with juries?

Our programs prepare police and security personnel for testifying under oath before grand juries, petit juries and investigatory bodies. We show your testifying personnel how to improve their credibility while reducing their time on the stand.

Unlike programs presented by Prosecutors' and A.G.s' attorneys, we provide instruction from the Defense point of view.

Our entertaining and enriching seminars and workshops will show your people:

~ How to Change Gears from Officer to Witness

~ What to Ask the Prosecutor Beforehand    

~ Why Demonstrative Evidence is Essential

~ The "Yeah, right!" Model For Believability

~ Defense Techniques for Discrediting Police

~ How to Answer the "No Win" Question

~ When and How to Use "Coptalk" in Court

~ How to Disarm an Aggressive Interrogator

~ How to Use Your Police Report at Trial

~ to Testify as a Defendant/Target

And Much More...