Take a Criminal Justice Cruise Course in Alaska
August 27, 2007
Date:
May 17-24, 2008
Location: On
board the Norwegian Star (Departing from Seattle, WA)
Tuition:
To be announced
Registration:
Click Here
Course Content
Includes a comprehensive overview of the legal issues attendent to
international terrorism, examining
- the "War on Terrorism"
- tension between approaches based on criminal law enforcement versus a military or warrior basis.
- the interrelationship between United States law and international law and agreements.
- current efforts in counter-terrorism.
Course Description &
Requirements
An intense five day course on Legal Issues in Terrorism for
working professionals. This dynamic interactive course is taught by
retired FBI Special Agent Joe Navarro and Professor Peter
Wubbenhorst, under the auspices of Saint Leo University's Institute
for Excellence in Criminal Justice Administration.
Upon successful completion of this course, all students will be
awarded a certificate of completion from Saint Leo University. Upon
approval of your agency administrator, this course may be used to
satisfy the training requirements as mandated by the Criminal
Justice Standards Training Council in Florida.
The course name and number of instruction hours must be entered on
the CJSTC 74 Form under Section 6. A copy of the certificate must
be retained by the submitting agency as proof of attendance.
Course Requirements
Students will be required to obtain and read a selected textbook
(title to be announced). Once selected, the book will be available
at Saint Leo University's Campus Store, (352) 588-8344. Students
will be tested on their knowledge of the material presented and
will be required to participate in all classroom instruction to be
certified.
For additional information regarding this course or any other
criminal justice courses offered by Saint Leo University, please
contact Barry Glover, Associate Professor of Criminal Justice, by
e-mail at profglover@aol.com or by phone at (813) 310-4365.
Presenters
Joe Navaro- (FBI Special Agent, retired) is an
internationally recognized expert on nonverbal communications and
interviewing as well as an educator.
Mr. Navarro served in the National Security Division’s Behavioral
Analysis program where he practiced and taught the art of
interviewing and deciphering nonverbal communications for most of
his career. Mr. Navarro remains a consultant to the FBI as well as
the Department of State, the Department of Defense, and other
members of the intelligence community, in the area of behavioral
analysis and interviewing.
Mr. Navarro has published widely within the intelligence
community. His articles have been published in the UCLA Chicano Law
Review and the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin. Mr. Navarro recently
coauthored the book “Advanced Interviewing Techniques' with John
Schafer. Mr. Navarro is on the adjunct faculty at the National
College of District Attorneys and has been on the adjunct faculty
at Saint Leo University since 1998.
Peter R. Wubbenhorst -
Peter R. Wubbenhorst, Esq. has been an Associate Professor of
Criminal Justice and Pre-Law Advisor at Saint Leo University since
2002. Professor Wubbenhorst retired as a Supervisory Special Agent
of the FBI in 2002, after 22 years of service. For the last 11
years, he was the Chief Division Counsel for the FBI Tampa
Division, where he was actively involved in every facet of the
FBI's jurisdiction, including complex terrorism investigations.
Earlier in his career, Professor Wubbenhorst was assigned to the
Alexandria, Virginia and Washington, D.C. offices, where he worked
violent crimes, fugitives, crimes on military bases, and public
corruption. Professor Wubbenhorst was the chief Case Agent on the
successful investigation and prosecution of Washington, D.C. Mayor
Marion Barry in 1990. He received numerous honors during his FBI
career, including the prestigious United States Attorney's Award,
presented by the Attorney General.
Professor Wubbenhorst is a retired Navy Reserve JAG Commander, and
had tours as prosecutor, defense attorney, and appellate attorney.
Prior to law school, he spent 4 years active duty as an officer in
the U.S. Army Infantry. He received his Doctor of Jurisprudence
degree cum laude in 1977 from Cumberland School of Law of Samford
University in Birmingham, Alabama. He was an Editor of the
Cumberland Law Review, and was selected for the Curia Honoris
academic/service award.
Professor Wubbenhorst is a member of the Virginia Bar, and is
admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court, U.S. Fourth
Circuit Court of Appeals, U.S. Court of Military Appeals, and the
Supreme Court of Virginia. He is also a member of IACP, Florida
Association of Police Attorneys (FAPA), Society of Former Agents of
the FBI, PBA, and the Military Officers Association of
America.
Registration:
To register, please download the registration form here. Word
document Forward by mail to:
Ms. Yvonne Miller
Saint Leo University
University Campus- MC2067
PO Box 6655
Saint Leo, Florida 33574-6665
