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Skills youll learn align with Law Enforcement & Security, Intelligence Collection, Corrections and Detention. As a Military Police, youll protect peoples lives and property on Army installations by enforcing military laws and regulations.
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2) Criminal Litigation: you can spend time on both sides of the aisle as a Trial Counsel (prosecutor) or Defense Counsel, cases will range from misdemeanor to felony level and will often require substantive work with law enforcement (NCIS, CID, local/state/federal police investigators) and expert witnesses.
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2 years of successful experience in field supervision (civilian community law enforcement, military service law enforcement, or commercial/industrial security force service), Must have supervisor and conflict management skills (problem solving skills, good written and verbal communication skills.
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Prefer individual with two years police, military, or casino security experience. Provides assistance to civil and law enforcement authorities, including testimony in court and other administrative hearings.
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A current or honorably-discharged former military police officer seeking certification as a law enforcement officer can seek employment if certain conditions are met. Must be certified (sworn) as a police officer, have a BLET Certificate, or a state Law Enforcement Certification to be considered.
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These positions are a great fit for experienced law enforcement and criminal justice professionals - such as a parole agents, probation officers, police officers, military police, and correctional officers.
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Criminal Litigation : you can spend time on both sides of the aisle as a Trial Counsel (prosecutor) or Defense Counsel, cases will range from misdemeanor to felony level and will often require substantive work with law enforcement (NCIS, CID, local/state/federal police investigators) and expert witnesses.
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Completion of State of Michigan MCOLES certified police academy and (3) years experience in public law enforcement, military police or armed hospital security OR. Minimum of two years college course work in criminal justice, security administration or related program, and (3) years experience in public law enforcement, military police or armed hospital security.
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To, or while employed by, any law enforcement agency (including military police agencies), Distribution/Manufacturing/Sales:•Any participation in, or allowing of, the manufacture, selling, offering to sell, cultivation, warehousing, distribution, holding or transporting for another, transporting for sale, or financing of any illegal drugs/narcotics within five years of application*, including extraction and concentration of THC oils from marijuana for the production of "honey.
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Police Officer/Deputy/Trooper experience working road patrol and/or United States Military Law Enforcement or Special Operations experience. Military, Security, Loss Prevention or Asset Protection experience.
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Law enforcement patrols. conduct force protection, anti-terrorism, area security, and police intelligence operations. Signing bonus - up to $40,000 in cash bonuses for completing training in selected Military Occupational Specialties.
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An Associated or Bachelor's degree in criminal justice or related field and/or prior experience as a police officer, military, or other law enforcement related experience is desired.
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20 weeks of One Station Unit Training & on-the-job instruction in police methods. No Major Law Violations. Crime scene security and processing. Meet Tattoo Guidelines. Youll also train in corrections and detention, investigations and mobility, and security around the world.
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Diverse Legal Portfolios: get exposure to civil law, including legal assistance (estate planning, family law, tax matters); tort claims (represent interests of the U.S. in tort issues such as Federal Tort Claims Act/Military Claims Act); labor law (arbitration and equal opportunity); and contract law (legal review of multi-billion dollar contracts of military technologies and supplies.
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Two or more years of experience as either a Sworn Law Enforcement Officer or in Military service in an occupation that required training in and carry firearms (e.g. military police, special forces, etc.
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