The signed measure says short-course Level II academy applicants must show an approved criminal-justice education program or meet listed qualifications, and jobless graduates must be hired within 18 months for certification.
Applicants for a short-course Level II academy program must show an approved two- or four-year police science or criminal justice program, or meet qualifications listed elsewhere in law.
People who finish the short-course Level II program without a law enforcement job must be hired within 18 months to obtain certification.
Applicants must provide proof of an approved two-year or four-year police science or criminal justice program, or meet listed qualifications under section 80B.11H. This applies to people applying for certification through a short-course Level II academy training program established by rule. The educational program must be at an accredited institution approved by the academy. The alternative qualifications are those in section 80B.11H, subsections 1 or 3.
An applicant who has not been hired by a law enforcement agency must obtain such a hire to receive certification. This applies to applicants who complete the short-course Level II academy training program but are not already hired by a law enforcement agency. The applicant must be hired by a law enforcement agency. The hiring requirement applies to obtaining certification under this section. The hiring must occur within 18 months after the applicant completes the short-course Level II academy training program.
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