12 CAR § 1-103. Objectives

        12 CAR § 1-103. Objectives.

        (a) The objectives of the Arkansas Commission on Law Enforcement Standards and Training are to:

                (1) Encourage increasing the professional competency of law enforcement officers by:

                        (A) Establishing minimum standards for employment, including minimum standards of:

                                (i) Education;

                                (ii) Physical, emotional, intellectual, and moral fitness; and

                                (iii) Such other matters as relate to the competence and reliability of persons seeking employment within the public law enforcement service;

                        (B) Establishing minimum standards for the training of law enforcement officers; and

                        (C) Providing, sponsoring, or coordinating law enforcement training courses; and

                (2) Conduct or stimulate studies and research designed to improve law enforcement administration and law enforcement within the state and assist in the implementation of commission recommendations.

        (b) The commission reserves the right to amend this part by deletion or addition at such times as deemed appropriate, pursuant to Acts 1975, No. 452, as amended.



	
		
		
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		<p class="csE799C5DE"><span class="cs8F9A3F61">        </span><span class="csBC657B8">12 CAR &sect; 1-103. Objectives.</span></p><p class="csE799C5DE"><span class="cs8F9A3F61">        (a) The objectives of the Arkansas Commission on Law Enforcement Standards and Training are to:</span></p><p class="csE799C5DE"><span class="cs8F9A3F61">                (1) Encourage increasing the professional competency of law enforcement officers by:</span></p><p class="csE799C5DE"><span class="cs8F9A3F61">                        (A) Establishing minimum standards for employment, including minimum standards of: </span></p><p class="csE799C5DE"><span class="cs8F9A3F61">                                (i) Education; </span></p><p class="csE799C5DE"><span class="cs8F9A3F61">                                (ii) Physical, emotional, intellectual, and moral fitness; and </span></p><p class="csE799C5DE"><span class="cs8F9A3F61">                                (iii) Such other matters as relate to the competence and reliability of persons seeking employment within the public law enforcement service;</span></p><p class="csE799C5DE"><span class="cs8F9A3F61">                        (B) Establishing minimum standards for the training of law enforcement officers; and</span></p><p class="csE799C5DE"><span class="cs8F9A3F61">                        (C) Providing, sponsoring, or coordinating law enforcement training courses; and</span></p><p class="csE799C5DE"><span class="cs8F9A3F61">                (2) Conduct or stimulate studies and research designed to improve law enforcement administration and law enforcement within the state and assist in the implementation of commission recommendations.</span></p><p class="csE799C5DE"><span class="cs8F9A3F61">        (b) The commission reserves the right to amend this part by deletion or addition at such times as deemed appropriate, pursuant to Acts 1975, No. 452, as amended.</span></p>
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Arkansas Code § 12-9-104