• Criminal Justice Professionalism Division
  • Active Assailant Response Policy
  • Sworn Training Unit
  • CJSTC General Information
  • Criminal Justice Training Resources
  • For Officers and Instructors
  • CJP Division Contacts
  • Lethality Assessment Work Group
  • School Guardian Training Course Calendar

 

Publications

Reports, Newsletters & Memos:

 

•  Criminal Justice Agency Profile Report (CJAP): 
  Profiles criminal justice agency's salaries, compensation packages, programs, training requirements, pre-employment requirements and officer demographic across the state of Florida.

• Criminal Justice Quarterly Update: 
  Newsletter focused on providing a summary of the Commission's quarterly meetings to criminal justice leaders. Included are articles and events regarding officer standards and training, certification issues, quarterly disciplinary proceedings, and event overviews.

• D.A.R.E. Reports & Publications

• FCJEI Research & Publications: 
  Research projects of the Florida Criminal Justice Executive Institute Senior Leadership Program classes in a searchable index. ​

• Probable Cause Hearings & Disciplinary Proceedings Agendas/Results

• Professional Compliance Bulletin:

  Publication of sample cases that are heard at the quarterly Commission meetings and answers to general questions.

• Professional Compliance Statistical Reports

• Technical Memoranda:  Written in response to policy and procedure changes made in Florida Statute and Commission Rule, and are used to clarify existing policy.

 

Guidelines, Manuals & Procedures:

 

• ATMS User's Manual

• Canine Manual

• Background Investigation Procedures

• Mass Fatality Plan (for Medical Examiners)

• Officer Ethical Standards of Conduct: Guidance and best practices

• Practice Guidelines for Medical Examiners

• Professional Compliance Process Handbook (.pdf)

• Online Guide to the Officer Discipline Process for Criminal Justice Agencies

Forms, Courses & Resources:

 

• Alcohol Testing Program Forms

• CJSTC Forms: 

  A listing of forms used by the Criminal Justice Standards & Training Commission (CJSTC).

• D.A.R.E. Forms

•  Criminal Justice Curriculum Courses:

  Basic recruit, advanced, instructor, and specialized training courses available in Florida. Includes other curriculum available for mandatory retraining such as Discriminatory Profiling & Traffic Stops, Anthrax Awareness, etc.

• Domestic Violence Victim Rights & Remedies - English (.pdf):   Addresses the legal rights and remedies for victims of domestic violence. For additional information, please contact your local law enforcement agency.

  • Domestic Violence Victim Rights & Remedies - Espanol (.pdf):  Provee información sobre los derechos y recursos legales para las víctimas de violencia doméstica. Para más información, por favor comuníquese con su agencia local de policía.
     

• Sexual Battery – Your Rights and Services (English) (.pdf):  You have certain rights. Supportive services are also available to you free of charge regardless of whether or not you continue with the criminal justice process.

  • Agresion Sexual – Sus Derechos y Servicios (Espanol) (.pdf)  Si usted ha sido la víctima de un delito sexual, tiene ciertos derechos. Los servicios de apoyo están también disponibles para usted de forma gratuita, independientemente de si continúa o no con el roceso judicial penal.
  • Abi Seksyèl – Dwa ak Sèvis ou yo (Creole) (.pdf):  Si ou se viktim yon agresyon seksyèl, ou gen sèten dwa. W ap jwenn sèvis sipò gratis tou kèlkeswa si wi ou non ou kontinye ak pouswit penal la.​

 

Statutory Authority References:

 

• Florida Administrative Code Chapter 11-B:  (CJSTC Rules) A listing of Florida Administrative Code, including links and descriptions, which pertain directly to the Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission.

• Florida Statutes Chapter 406:  A list of applicable sections of the Florida Statutes Chapter 406 pertaining to Medical Examiners.

• Florida Statutes Chapter 943:  A list of applicable sections of Florida Statutes Chapter 943 which pertain directly to the Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission and/or FDLE's Criminal Justice Professionalism Program.